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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
Vendor-Specific Library Operational Procedures
How to Start Removable Media Operations
How to Stop Removable Media Operations
How to Turn On an Automated Library
How to Turn Off an Automated Library
How to Load a Cartridge Manually
How to Unload a Cartridge Manually
Labeling and Unlabeling Cartridges
How to Label or Relabel a Tape
How to Label or Relabel an Optical Disc
How to Audit a Direct Attached Automated Library
How to Use a Cleaning Cartridge With a Barcode
How to Use a Cleaning Cartridge Without a Barcode
How to Reset the Number of Cleaning Cycles
How to Limit the Number of Cleaning Cycles
How to Clean a Tape Drive Automatically
How to Clean a Tape Drive Manually
How to Remove a Stuck Cartridge From a Drive
Catalog Operations, Importing Cartridges, and Exporting Cartridges
Tracking Exported Media - The Historian
About Importing and Exporting From an Automated Library
How to Import a Cartridge From a Library With a Mailbox
How to Export a Cartridge From a Library With a Mailbox
How to Import a Cartridge From a Library Without a Mailbox
How to Export a Cartridge From a Library Without a Mailbox
How to Enable Load Notification
Using Drives With Encryption Capability
8. Managing Vendor-Specific Libraries
11. Archive Directives (archiver.cmd)
12. Archive Set Directives (archiver.cmd)
This section describes operations that differ if you have a manually loaded, stand-alone drive rather than an automated library. Each manually loaded drive has its own one-slot library catalog.
The SAM-QFS system recognizes that the cartridge is loaded, reads the label, and updates the one-slot catalog. No further action is necessary.
# samcmd idle eq
eq specifies the equipment number of the drive as defined in the mcf file.
This command ensures that no archive or stage processes are active. The drive switches from idle to off when all I/O activity is complete, and the tape ejects.
If the cartridge is a tape, the tape rewinds and is ready to be removed. An optical disc ejects automatically. See the manufacturer's instructions for removing the specific cartridge. You can also perform this task by using samu or SAM-QFS Manager.
# samu :v eq
eq specifies the equipment number of the library as defined in the mcf file.