Caution:
Do not manually remove a cartridge magazine while the library is starting
up. You could damage the robot or other internal components. Only
manually remove the magazine when the library is operational and
offline.
5.
After the restart completes, the Home screen appears on the touch screen. The
Library Health displays in the status bar at the top of the screen. If the library
is not Operational, perform the troubleshooting procedures listed in
Configure the Library: Finish the New Configuration
Fine tune the configuration of the library to meet your specific needs.
After the initial configuration, the newly installed tape library should be operational.
However, to finish the configuration and fully integrate the equipment into your
environment, you may need to carry out additional tasks:
•
Upgrade library or drive firmware (see
•
Add any additional users that you require (see
).
•
Set up system monitoring, if required (see
Configure Simple Network Management
•
Configure system notifications, if required (see
).
•
).
Run a Self-Test
A self-test can help troubleshoot library issues and confirm proper installation.
Before placing a newly installed or reconfigured library into production, you should run
a full self-test.
1.
Before running a self-test, verify the following:
•
There is at least one diagnostic tape ("DG" label) in the mailslot or reserved
system slot. The diagnostic tape should be compatible with at least one
unoccupied drive.
•
The mailslot is closed and all magazines are securely latched.
•
At least one of the four slots in the standard mailslot is empty.
•
At least one slot in the library is empty.
2.
From the remote interface, select Library in the left menu.
3.
From the Library drop-down
, select Run Self Test.
4.
Select a test type:
•
Basic Self Test — a quick (6 move) test used to verify basic library function to
test robot access to the corner locations of the library.
Chapter 2
Run a Self-Test
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