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Tandberg StorageLibrary T128 User’s Guide 23
System Summary and Subsystem Status
You can quickly gauge the health of the library by observing the color of the three subsystem status buttons
located at the bottom of the home page. These buttons provide quick access to information about the
"health" of the library for faster recovery if problems occur. You can select the buttons to view Reliability,
Availability, and Serviceability (RAS) tickets that report problems in the subsystems.
The three subsystems are:
• Library — This subsystem represents the following: connectivity, control, cooling, power, and
robotics.
• Drives — This subsystem represents tape drive components, such as tape drives, tape drive
firmware, and tape drive sleds.
• Media — This subsystem represents media components, such as cartridges and barcode labels.
Each button has three states indicated by color. The three states are:
• Green — no RAS tickets exist or, if any tickets do exist, they have all been closed.
• Yellow — unopened and open low or high priority RAS tickets.
• Red — unopened and open urgent RAS tickets.
If the color of a subsystem button is red or yellow, you can click the button to display the All RAS Tickets
screen. This screen lists library, drives, or media RAS tickets, depending on which button was selected.
RAS tickets display in the order in which they were created, starting with the most recent.
You can also open the All RAS Tickets screen by selecting Tools > All RAS Tickets . See Troubleshooting
on page 153 for more information about RAS tickets.
Home Page
The home page is common to both the operator panel and the web client interface. From the home page,
there are two modes of navigation to access the user interface screens: tabs on the
Capacity View and
categorized function links on the Library View .
Capacity View
The Capacity View screen is the default view of the library and provides tabular data on the capacity of the
library's partitions, slots, and drives. You can use the Capacity View to see a quick summary of the capacity
of the library. The current user's login privileges determine the information that is displayed in the Capacity
View .
Details about Capacity View include:
• Upon logging in, users see the first partition (in alphabetical order) to which they have access.
• On the operator panel, if users have access to more than one partition, they can navigate to other
partitions using arrows next to the partition name at the top of the screen.
For more information about user privileges, see User Privileges on page 26 and Working With User
Accounts on page 48.
Users can toggle from the Capacity View to the Library View .
Library View
The Library View provides a graphical representation of the library as well as another mode of navigation.
Use the Library View to navigate through the library. The control module is labeled with “hot” areas that
can be selected to access the functions for each area of the library. You will find the same navigation buttons
on the
Library View as on the Capacity View .