Preface

Automated Cartridge System Library Software (ACSLS) is Oracle's StorageTek's server software that controls StorageTek automated tape libraries. The StorageTek ACS family of products consists of fully automated, tape cartridge-based data storage and retrieval systems. StorageTek ACSLS supports network access to different client systems that can range from workstations to mainframes to supercomputers running on a variety of operating systems.

Audience

This guide is for the individual responsible for administering StorageTek ACSLS. It is expected that you already have a working knowledge of the following:

• UNIX file and directory structure

• How to use UNIX commands and utilities for your platform

• UNIX system files

• How to do typical UNIX system administrator tasks, such as logging on as root and setting up user accesses to a UNIX application

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Related Documents

For more information, see the following documents in the ACSLS, Release 8.3 documentation set:

• ACSLS 8.3 Security Guide

• ACSLS 8.3 Third Party Licenses and Notices

• ACSLS 8.3 Release Notes

• ACSLS 8.3 Product Information

• ACSLS 8.3 Administrator's Guide

• ACSLS 8.3 Messages

• ACSLS 8.3 Quick Reference

• ACSLS HA 8.2.1 Cluster Installation, Configuration, and Operation

• ACSLS 8.3 Interface Reference

• ACSLS SNMP Agent 2.1.1 Release Notes

• ACSLS SNMP Agent 2.1.1 Installation and User's Guide for Solaris

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