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Contents
List of Figures
Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Publications
Conventions
1
Introduction
LTFS-LE Overview
LTFS-LE Benefits
File Access
File Portability
LTFS-LE System Components
Storage Tier
Application Tier
Client Tier
Co-Hosting ACSLS on the LTFS-LE Server
2
Getting Started
Verifying Software Installation
Verifying Library Configuration and Settings
Verifying Drive Connections
Accessing the LTFS-LE BUI
BUI Overview
Launching the BUI
Using the LTFS-LE BUI to Create the Library in the LTFS-LE Application
3
Managing the Library
Library Requirements
Viewing the Library Using the Manage Library Page
Performing Library Management Tasks
Assigning the Library
Re-Discovering the Library
Releasing the Library
Deleting the Library
4
Managing Drives
Drive Requirements
Viewing Drives Using the Manage Drives Page
Performing Drive Management Tasks
Assigning or Unassigning Drives to LTFS-LE
Assigning Drives
Unassigning Drives
Placing Drives Online or Offline
Placing Drives Online
Placing Drives Offline
Adding or Removing Drives from the Default Drive Pool
Adding Drives to the Default Drive Pool
Removing Drives from the Default Drive Pool
Defining Default Drive Pool Mount Settings
5
Managing Volumes
Volume Requirements
LTFS Format Specification Version 2.2
Viewing Volumes using the Manage Volumes Page
Performing Volume Management Tasks
Formatting or Unformatting Volumes for LTFS-LE
Formatting Volumes
Unformatting Volumes
Assigning or Unassigning Volumes to LTFS-LE
Assigning Volumes
Unassigning Volumes
Placing Volumes Online or Offline
Placing Volumes Online
Placing Volumes Offline
Adding or Removing Volumes from the LTFS-LE Default Volume Pool
Adding Volumes to the Default Volume Pool
Removing Volumes from the Default Volume Pool
Importing Volumes
Entering Volumes Using ACSLS
Entering Volumes Using the LTFS-LE BUI Enter Action
Exporting Volumes
Finalizing a Volume
Ejecting Volumes
Vaulting Volumes
Deleting Unavailable Volumes
6
Monitoring the LTFS-LE System
Dashboard Overview
Monitoring Online Capacity
Monitoring Drive Availability
Monitoring Volume Availability
Monitoring Critical Events
Events Listed
Editing the Critical Events Listing
Monitoring Recent Events
Events Listed
General Events
Drive Events
Volume Events
Editing the Recent Events Listing
7
Defining LTFS-LE System Settings
Setting System Properties
Scheduling the Background File Delete Task
Displaying LTFS-LE Component Information
Scheduling a Local LTFS-LE Backup
8
Managing LTFS-LE BUI User Access
Access Control and User Roles
Viewing Users from the User Management Page
Performing User Management Tasks
Inserting a User
Editing a User
Deleting a User
Changing a Password
9
Configuring the LTFS-LE Client
Configuring Samba on the LTFS-LE Server
Connecting a Client to the LTFS-LE Server
Connecting a Windows Client
Mapping the Windows Client
Adjusting the Samba Client Session Timeout Value
Starting a Samba Client Session
Connecting a Linux Client
10
Backing Up and Restoring LTFS-LE
Overview
Creating Your Backup Directory
Backing Up LTFS-LE
Restoring LTFS-LE
11
Troubleshooting
Volume Processing Failure Due to File System Check Timeout
Log Rotation and Orphan Logs
Handling Unavailable Volumes
Handling Drives in Pending State
Linux Commands and Utilities
Managing LTFS-LE Services
Terminating LTFS-LE Services Prior to Server Reboot
Listing Drives on the Linux System
Listing IBM Tape Devices
Determining Drive Communications
Displaying Drive Status
Viewing LTFS-LE Error Messages
Listing LTFS-LE Drive Dumps
Obtaining Detailed SCSI Traces in /var/log/messages
Displaying Oracle Enterprise Linux (OEL) Version
Displaying Detailed Drive and Media Status
Displaying Mounted File Systems
Listing Processes with Open Files
Displaying the LTFS Open Edition (LTFS-OE) Version
Determining the Cause of a Unit Attention on a Drive
Displaying Additional Log Details
12
Remote Diagnostics Agent
Overview
Downloading RDA
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Accessibility Settings
Overview
Enabling Accessibility Settings
Glossary
Index
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