Index

A

B

backup
- automatic 9.6
- manual to tape 9.7
- specified tape device attached to ACSLS server 9.8
- UNIX file 9.9
Backup and Recovery Tools
- automatic backups A.1.1
- disaster scenarios
  - database corrupted-need to restore database to working state A.3.1
  - ran acsss_config against wrong library A.3.2
  - server failure - rebuilding another ACSLS server with new hardware A.3.4
  - server failure - rebuilding the same server with new hardware A.3.3
- manual backups A.1.2
- manual database exports A.1.3
- using db_import.sh A.2.2
- using rdb.acsss A.2.1
bdb.acsss utility 11.2.5

C

cancel command 12.4.2
CAP
- bulk C.5.1
- cap_state 12.4.17.3
- displaying information about 8.2.5
- modes 8.2.3
- priorities 8.2.4
- set mode 12.4.32
- set priority 12.4.33
- states 8.2.2
- types 8.2.1
cartridge
- recovery 8.11
- status reporting 8.10.1
cartridges
- absent 8.9
- applying policies 8.6
- ejected 8.9
- ejecting 8.4
- entering 8.3
- expired 8.15
- loading into disabled LSM 8.17
- scratch 8.8
cell, display 13.2.2
checkGui.sh I.9
cleaning cartridges 12.4.34
- checking 12.4.18
cleaning tape path, manual mode 8.7.7
cleaning transports 8.7
- manually 8.7.7
cleaning transports in SCSI-attached LSMs 8.7.8
clear lock command 12.4.3
cmd_proc
- logoff 12.4.11
- shortcut keys 1.4.6
- using 1.4
command processor
- shortcut keys 1.4.6
- using 1.4
commands, ACSLS 12
command syntax 12.1
config acs 11.2.7
config drives utility 11.2.8
config lsm 11.2.9
configuration
- updating 4.2
Configuration
- configuring your library hardware 5.2.8
- defining event notification settings 5.2.7
- menu 5.1
- rebuilding access control information 5.2.6
- setting access control variables 5.2.4
- setting automatic backup variables 5.2.5
- setting CSI tuning variables 5.2.1
- setting event logging variables 5.2.2
- setting general product behavior variables 5.2.3
configuring
- tape drives
  - layouts C.3.1
CSCI
- architecture M.1.2
- environmental variables M.3
- error messages M.2
- overview M

D

database
- automatic backup 9.6
- backup to specified tape device 9.8
- backup to UNIX file 9.9
- deleting volumes 11.2.14
- exporting 9.2
- importing 9.3, A
- installing 9.1
- manual backup to tape 9.7
- recovering and restoring 9.10
- recovery 9.10
- restoring to most recent backup 9.11
- verifying 9.5
- verifying and library configuration 9.5
db_export.sh utility 9.2, 11.2.11
db_import.sh utility 11.2.12, 11.2.13
define pool command 12.4.4
del_vol utility 11.2.14
delete pool command 12.4.5
deleting scratch pools 8.8.4
diagnostics
- get_diags I.7
dismount command 12.4.6
display cap command 13.2.1
display cap information 8.2.2
display cell command 13.2.2
display command references 13, 14
display commands 13.1
- display cap 13.2.1
- display cell 13.2.2
- display drive 13.2.3
- display lock 13.2.4
- display lsm 13.2.5
- display panel 13.2.6
- display pool 13.2.7
- display port 13.2.8
- display volume 13.2.9
display drive command 13.2.3
displaying scratch information 8.8.1
display lock command 13.2.4
display lsm command 13.2.5
display panel command 13.2.6
display pool command 13.2.7
display port command 13.2.8
display volume command 13.2.9
drive
- clear lock 12.4.3
- configuration 11.2.8
- display 13.2.3
- lock 12.4.10, 12.4.21, 12.4.35
- state 12.4.19
- status 12.4.19
- unlock 12.4.41, 12.4.42
dual-LAN client configuration 7.8
dual-LMU 12.4.20
Dual TCP/IP Support on SL3000 D.12
Dual TCP/IP Support on SL8500 B.2
dynamic configuration
- config acs 11.2.7
- config drives 11.2.8
- config lsm 11.2.9
- config ports 11.2.10
dynamic configuration utilities 11.2.6
dynamic variables
- setting access control 5.2.4
- setting automatic backup 5.2.5
- setting CSI 5.2.1
- setting event logging 5.2.2
- setting event notification 5.2.7
- setting general product behavior 5.2.3

E

eject command 12.4.7
ejected cartridge 8.9, 8.13
ejected volumes 8.4
enabling access control, ownership.assignments file 7
enter command 12.4.8
enter command, manual vs automatic 12.4.8.2
entering cartridges 8.3
event log 5.2.2
event log, search, using greplog 9
event notification 7.9
Expired Cartridges 8.15
exporting
- database to disk file 9.2.3
- database to tape 9.2.4
exporting the database 9.2
Extended Store 7.5, K.4
extended store feature 7.5

F

Fast Load G.2.6
firewall security
- ACSLS L.1
- benefits L.3
- communications L.9
- communications concerns L.2.3
- RPC concerns L.2.1
- scenarios L.5
- security concerns L.2.2
- setting variables L.4
- turning off L.7
- turning on L.6
float K.4
frequently asked questions L.10

G

GUI
- starting 3.1
- troubleshooting tips I.10

H

HLI–PRC, description of C.2, D.3.4

I

idle command 12.4.9
importing
- database from disk file 9.3.1
- db_import.sh 11.2.12, 11.2.13
importing the database 9.3, A
installing Solaris, preparation
- Solaris 8 6
internal addresses
- description C.2, D.3.4
invoking access control, ownership.assignments file 7
IP addresses, registering for primary and secondary LANs 7.8

K

keyboard shortcuts, cmd_proc 1.4.6

L

lib_cmd 14.1.1
Library Hardware
- configuring 4
library server utilities, general information 11
LMU, switch 12.4.40
loading a CAP 8.2.1
loading cartridges into a disabled LSM 8.17
lock
- clear 12.4.3
- command 12.4.10
lock command 12.4.10
logical libraries G.1
- benefits G.1.1
- command line interface 14.1
- creating G.2
- deleting G.3
- lib_cmd 14.1.1
- limitations G.1.2
logoff command 12.4.11
LSM
- display 13.2.5
- populating 8.1
- query 12.4.22

M

managing a mixed-media library 7.6
managing scratch volumes 8.8
manual enter 12.4.8
manual volume delete utility 8.14, 11.2.14
media management N, N.3
media validation 7.13
miscellaneous ACSLS files, recovery 9.13
missing cartridge 8.10, 8.12
mixed media
- files 7.6.1
  - scratch preferences 7.6.3.1
- library, managing 7.6
- mount 12.4.13.4
- restrictions for SCSI-attached LSMs 7.6.2
- scratch preferences 7.6.3
mount * command 12.4.13
mount command 12.4.12
mounting scratch volumes 8.8.5
move 12.4.14
move command 12.4.14
move volume 12.4.14
moving.sh 11.2.22
multi-homed host 7.8.2

N

network IP addresses, registering for primary and secondary LANs 7.8.1

O

optimization guidelines
- cartridges C.6

P

panel, row, column addressing D.3.4
Partitioning H
- changing partitioned ACS to un-partitioned H.5
- changing partition IDs H.3
- guidelines H.2
- library H.3
- lre-partitioning a library H.4
pass-thru K
pool
- define 12.4.4
- delete 12.4.5
- display 13.2.7
- query 12.4.25
ports
- adding 11.2.10.2
- information about 13.2.8
port verification 13.2.8

Q

R

rdb.acsss 11.2.24
rdb.acsss utility 11.2.24
rebalancing scratch pools 8.8.3
reconfiguring ACSLS
- logging options 5.2.2, 5.2.4, 5.2.5
Reconfiguring ACSLS when tape drives are moved, added, or removed 7.12
recovery
- from failed server 9.12
redundant electronics B.4
Redundant Electronics B.4
- in query lmu 12.4.20
- in switch lmu 12.4.40
registering for event notification 7.9
request, query 12.4.27
restore 9.10
- miscellaneous ACSLS files 9.13
restoring database
- to most recent backup 9.11
restoring miscellaneous ACSLS files 9.13
Retry Mounts and Dismounts 7.11

S

scratch, query 12.4.28
scratch pool
- defining 12.4.4
- deleting 12.4.5
- displaying 13.2.7
- mount scratch, query 12.4.23
- rebalancing 8.8.3
SCSI-attached
- adding 7.4
server
- failure recovery 9.12
- idle 12.4.9
- starting 12.4.39
server state, query 12.4.29
server utilities, general information 11
set cap mode command 12.4.32
set cap priority command 12.4.33
set clean command 12.4.34
set lock command 12.4.35
set owner command 12.4.36
set scratch command 12.4.37
setting event notification 5.2.7
show command 12.4.38
SL3000
- ACSLS Support D.1
- aliasing CAP IDs D.5
- auditing D.2.4
- auditing new cartridge addresses D.11
- before configuring D.2
- CAP behavior D.7
- CAP numbering D.3.1
- connecting to ACSLS D.2.1
- finding missing cartridges D.8
- internal addressing D.3.4
- modules D.3.2
- new panel types D.3.3
- using dynamic configuration D.10
- varying offline D.9
SL4000
- ACSLS Support F.1
- AEM bulk operations F.14
- auditing new cartridge addresses F.12
- before configuring F.2
- CAP numbering F.7.1
- changing username and password F.3.1
- finding missing cartridges F.11
- modules F.4
- panel types F.5
- using dynamic configuration F.9
- varying offline F.8
SL500
- ACSLS Connectivity E.1
- address schemes E.2.2.1
- auditing the library E.6
- CAP behavior E.5
- column numbers E.2.2.4
- drive addresses E.2.2.5
- library configurable settings and ACSLS E.4
- Library Differences E.2
- panels E.2.2.2
- row numbers E.2.2.3
SL8500
- adding new SL8500 to right C.12.3.5
- adding new SL8500 to the left C.12.3.3
- CAP behavior D.7
- caps C.5
- connecting to multiple SL8500s B.3, C.1
- Dual TCP/IP B.2, D.12
- expansion C.12
- Expansion
  - auditing C.12.2.1
- internal addresses and ACSLS addresses C.2
- managing cartridge locations C.8
- minimizing elevator and PTP activity C.6
- missing cartridges C.9, D.8, F.11
- partitioning H
- pass-rhtu-ports
  - adding new SL8500s C.12.3.2
- pass-thru ports C.12.3
- pass-thru-ports
  - merging ACSs C.12.3.8
  - removing PTPs C.12.3.13
  - splitting ACSs C.12.3.13
- supporting tape workloads C.7
- tape drive locations C.3.1
- translating internal addresses C.3
- vary offline C.10
- verify SL8500 components are operational C.1.1, D.2.2
Solaris
- backup and export database 9.2
start command 12.4.39
static variables
- setting CSI 5.2.1
- setting event logging 5.2.2
- setting event notification 5.2.7
- setting general product behavior 5.2.3
stats_report utility 11.2.27
support
- get_diags I.7
switch lmu command 12.4.40

T

TCP/IP timeout 7.8
translating addresses C.3, D.3.4
transports
- cleaning 8.7
- cleaning for SCSI attached LSMs 8.7.8
- cleaning manually 8.7.7
- displaying 13.2.3
troubleshooting
- ACSLS event log I.1
- client conections I.5
- database recovery 9.10
- drives not being cleaned 8.7.9
- GUI I.10
- library connections I.4
- pinglmu I.4.2
tuning variables 5.2.1

U

UNIX file backup 9.9
unlock command 12.4.41, 12.4.42
unscratching volumes 8.8.6
user, show 12.4.38
userAdmin.sh 11.2.28
using a cmd_proc 1.4
Using display Command Options 13.1
using the CAP 8.2
utilities
- acs_renumber.sh 11.2.1, 11.2.2
- acsss 11.2.4
- bdb.acsss 11.2.5
- config acs 11.2.7
- config drives 11.2.8
- config lsm 11.2.9
- config ports 11.2.10
- db_export.sh 11.2.11
- db_import.sh 11.2.12, 11.2.13
- del_vol 11.2.14
- drives_media.sh 11.2.15
- ejecting.sh 11.2.16
- free_cells.sh 11.2.17
- getHba.sh 11.2.18
- greplog 11.2.19
- lib_type.sh 11.2.21
- moving.sh 11.2.22
- pinglmu I.4.4
- probeFibre.sh 11.2.23, I.4.6
- probescsi.sh I.4.5
- rdb.acsss 11.2.24
- showDevs I.4.7
- showDrives.sh 11.2.26
- stats_report 11.2.27
- testlmu I.4.3
- testlmutcp I.4.2
- testports I.2, I.4.1
- userAdmin.sh 11.2.28
- volrpt 11.2.29
- watch_vols 11.2.30

V

vary command 12.4.43
verifying imported database 9.5
volrpt utility 11.2.29
volume, querying 12.4.30
volume attributes 9.3
volume reports, custom 10.1.1
volumes
- absent 8.9, 8.10
- adding scratch 8.8.2
- delete 8.14
- display 13.2.9
- displaying scratch information 8.8.1
- ejecting 8.4
- managing scratch 8.8
- mounting scratch 8.8.5
- unscratching 8.8.6
volume statistics 5.2.2
volume statistics report
- logging volume movement 10.2

W

watch_vols utility 11.2.30