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Sun Storage Archive Manager 5.3 Configuration and Administration Guide Sun QFS and Sun Storage Archive Manager 5.3 Information Library |
2. Configuring Storage Devices for Archiving
3. Performing Additional SAM-QFS Configuration
4. Creating Parameters Files for Network-Attached Automated Libraries
5. Checking the Drive Order in Libraries
7. Managing Automated Libraries and Manually Loaded Drives
8. Managing Vendor-Specific Libraries
11. Archive Directives (archiver.cmd)
12. Archive Set Directives (archiver.cmd)
13. Data Integrity Validation in SAM-QFS
Sun SAM-Remote Software Overview
Client and Server Interactions
Sun SAM-Remote Server Overview
Sun SAM-Remote Client Overview
Interaction Between the Sun SAM-Remote Server and the Sun SAM-Remote Client
Data Integrity Validation in Sun SAM-Remote Software
Configuring the Sun SAM-Remote Software
Step 1: Log In to the Potential Server and Client Hosts
Step 2: Verify Client and Server Software
Step 3: Edit the mcf Files on Each Client
Step 4: Create a Sun SAM-Remote Client Configuration File
Step 5: Edit the Server's mcf File
Step 6: Create the Server's Configuration File
Recycling With the Sun SAM-Remote Software
Recycling in a Sun SAM-Remote Environment (Method 1)
Configuration Files for the Server
Configuration Files for Clients
How to Configure Recycling (Method 1)
Examples for How to Configure Recycling (Method 1)
How to Recycle partially full VSNs
The Sun SAM-Remote client and the Sun SAM-Remote server form an implementation that enables libraries and other removable media devices to be shared between SAM-QFS host systems. Use the SAM-Remote software to configure multiple storage clients that archive and stage files from a centralized tape library or magneto-optical library. For example, if you have host systems on a network that spans a large geographical area, files created in one city can be archived to cartridges in a library located miles away.
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