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                            Page 1Submit comments about thi s document at: glsfs@sun.com Sun Microsystems, In c. www.sun.com Virtual Tape Library VTL User Guide Part No. 9626 7 May 2008, Revision G[...] 
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                            Page 2Sun Microsystems, Inc. has intellectual pr op erty rights relating to tech nol ogy that is described i n this document. In particula r , and without limitation, these intellectual property right s may include one or more of the U.S. pa tents listed at http://www .sun.com/patents and one or more additional patents or pending patent app lications i n[...] 
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                            Page 396267 • G iii Revision History Short Name Part # Revision Date Comments VTL User Guide 96267 Nov 2006 Base document supplied by the vendor . A Jan 2007 Major revision. B Mar 2007 Published. EC 131376. C Aug 2007 Major revision. D Nov 2007 Minor revision. E Feb 2008 Major revision to cover VTL Plus 2.0 F Mar 2008 Major revision to the commandline [...] 
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                            Page 596267 • G v Contents About this book xi 1. Introduction:  VTL  appliances  and  enterprise  data ‐ protection 1 Features 2 Advantages  of  VTL  tape  virtualization 4 Shorter  runtimes  and  reduced  dependency  on  backup  windows 4 Shorter  run  times  for  non ‐ sequential  bac[...] 
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                            Page 6vi VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 2. Understanding  VTL  Zoning 15 Zoning  for  standard ‐ av ailability  systems 15 Zoning  for  high ‐ av ailability  systems 16 3. Us ing  the  VTL  console 19 Running  the  VTL  console  application 20 Populating  the  console 20 Understanding  th[...] 
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                            Page 796267 • G Contents vii Copying  tapes 104 Moving  tapes  between  virtual  and  physical  libraries 107 Managing  tape  caching 120 Creating  and  viewing  reports 1 23 Encrypting  and  shredding  data 127 Working  with  the  Event  Log 135 Using  the  Attention  Required  tab 1[...] 
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                            Page 8viii VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Get  client  properties 175 Assign  virtual  device 175 Unassign  virtual  device 176 Create  virtual  device 1 77 Delete  virtual  device 177 Get  supported  virtual  libraries 1 78 Get  supported  virtual  driv es 179 Create  virtual  tape  libra[...] 
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                            Page 996267 • G Contents ix Get  import/ex port  job  status 198 Resume  import/export  jobs 199 Delete  import/export  jobs 200 Suspend  import/export  jobs 200 Cancel  import/export  jobs 200 Replication 201 Create  a  replica 201 Promote  a  replica 203 Remove  replication 2 03 Suspend  replication [...] 
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                            Page 10x VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Server  throughput  report 215 SCSI  channel  throughput  report 2 16 Device  throughput  report 217 Physical  resources  configuration  report 2 18 Disk  usage  report 218 Physical  resources  allocation  re port 219 Specific  physical  resource  alloca[...] 
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                            Page 1196267 • G xi About  this  book This  book  introduces  tape  virtualization  and  gui des  you  through  the  administration  of  Sun  StorageT ek  Vir t u a l  Ta p e  Library  (VTL)  solutions,  including  VTL  Plus  2.0  and  VTL  Va l u e  systems.  It  [...] 
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                            Page 12xii VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 When  the  setup  process  branches,  the  task  ends  with  c onditional  alternativ es: Next  task:  ■ If  the  customer  does  not  plan  to  run  the  management  console  from  a  host  on  the  local  area  n[...] 
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                            Page 1396267 • G About this book xiii Understanding  the  conventions  used  in  this  book The  table  below  illustrates  the  conv entions  that  represent  literal  and  va r i a b l e  va l u e s ,  commands,  and  property  name s  in  this  book. Obtaining  the  latest [...] 
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                            Page 1596267 • G 1 CHAPTER 1 Introduction:  VTL  appliances  and  enterprise  data ‐ protection Sun  StorageT ek  Vi r tu a l T a p e  Library  (VTL)  technology  makes  the  benefits  of  disk ‐ to ‐ disk ‐ to ‐ tape  architecture  available  to  co mplex  backup  environments [...] 
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                            Page 16Features 2 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Features The  Sun  StorageT ek  VTL  soluti on  has  the  followin g  features: ■ Emulation  of  most  widely  used  tape  libraries,  drives,  and  media  types,  including  the  latest  Sun  StorageT ek  T10000 ‐ series ?[...] 
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                            Page 17Features 96267 • G Chapter 1 Introduction: VTL appliances and enterpr ise data-protection 3 The  Shred  featur e  insures  military  standard,  secure  data  destru ction  by  overwriting  virtual  tape  with  random  bit  patterns.  Data  destructi on  jobs  are  queued  so  th[...] 
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                            Page 18Advantages of VTL tape virtualization 4 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Adv antages  of  VTL  tape  virtualization Adding  Sun  StorageT ek  Vi r t ua l T a p e  Library  appliances  to  an  existing  tape ‐ based  backup  architecture  can  thus  realize  the  follow ing  adv[...] 
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                            Page 19Advantages of VTL tape virtualization 96267 • G Chapter 1 Introduction: VTL appliances and enterpr ise data-protection 5 Shorter  run  times  for  non ‐ sequential  backup  jobs Disk ‐ based  VTL  systems  reduce  run  time  when  storage  operations  are  poorly  matched  to  the  o[...] 
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                            Page 20Advantages of VTL tape virtualization 6 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 that  produce  intermittent  or  non ‐ sequential  I/O,  such  as  incrementals  and  backups  of  wor k  stati ons,  are  copied  to  tape  only  after  they  have  been  backed  up  to  di[...] 
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                            Page 21Advantages of VTL tape virtualization 96267 • G Chapter 1 Introduction: VTL appliances and enterpr ise data-protection 7 Operating  systems  and  backup  applications  that  currently  interact  with  a  physical  library  via  ACSLS  continue  to  use  ACSLS  when  accessi ng  VTL  v[...] 
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                            Page 22Key VTL features and options 8 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Key  VTL  features  and  options ■ “NDMP  migrati on”  on  page 8 ■ “VTL  high ‐ av ai lability  option”  on  page 9 ■ “A u t o m a t e d  Ta p e  Caching”  on  page 12 ■ “Vi rtual  tape  replica tion” [...] 
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                            Page 23Key VTL features and options 96267 • G Chapter 1 Introduction: VTL appliances and enterpr ise data-protection 9 controls  NDMP  agent  softw ar e  on  the  filer  ( D below).  This  agen t  software  copies  data  from  the  filer  over  the  SAN  to  virtual  tape  vo lu m es  [...] 
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                            Page 24Key VTL features and options 10 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 includ ing  the  device  in  question,  the  failure  is  local  to  the  primary ,  an d  the  secondary  initiates  failov er .  If  the  secondary  cannot  access  devices,  the  outage  is  global[...] 
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                            Page 25Key VTL features and options 96267 • G Chapter 1 Introduction: VTL appliances and enterprise data-protection 11 Storage  path  failover In  a  standard ‐ availabili ty  VTL  system,  there  is  one  logica l  path  from  a  VTL  client  to  VTL  storage,  and  every  Fibre  Chann[...] 
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                            Page 26Key VTL features and options 12 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Automated  Ta p e  Caching The  Automated  Ta p e  Caching  option  presents  backup  appl ications  with  virtual  tape  vol u me s  that  are  physically  implemented  on  disk,  tape,  or  both .  This  [...] 
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                            Page 27Key VTL features and options 96267 • G Chapter 1 Introduction: VTL appliances and enterprise data-protection 13 Auto  Replication The  Auto Replication  option  copies  virtual  tapes  from  a  virtual  library  to  another  VTL  server  whenever  a  backup  application  or  utility  [...] 
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                            Page 28Key VTL features and options 14 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Remote  Copy Remote  Copy  copies  a  single  virtual  tape  to  another  serv er  on  demand. VTL  Secure  Ta p e  encryption  option The  VTL  Secure  Ta p e  option  uses  the  Ad vanced  Encryption  [...] 
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                            Page 2996267 • G 15 CHAPTER 2 Understanding  VTL  Zoning Zoning  is  the  crucial  first  step  when  integrating  a  storage  system,  suc h  as  the  VTL  appliance,  in to  a  Fibre  Channel  storage  area  netw ork  (SAN).  While  specific  zoning  recommendations[...] 
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                            Page 3016 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Zoning  for  high ‐ av ailability  systems Zoning  a  high ‐ ava ilability  system  is  slightly  more  complex  than  zoning  a  standard  system,  due  to  the  need  for  redundant  paths  between  initiators  and  targe t[...] 
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                            Page 3196267 • G Chapter 2 Understanding VTL Zoning 17 Po r t  zoning  (hard  zoning) A  hard ‐ zoned  SAN  maps  initiator  to  target  using  a  physical  port  address.  This  port ‐ to ‐ port  zoning  establishes  a  fixed,  physical  rout e  through  the  SAN.  So, [...] 
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                            Page 3218 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 During  failover ,  the  standby  port  becomes  active  by  spoofing  the  WWPN  of  the  failed  port.  The  figure  below  represent s  a  hard ‐ zoned  SAN  after  VTL  failover: SAN  clients  include  backup  applica[...] 
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                            Page 3396267 • G 19 CHAPTER 3 Using  the  VTL  console The  Vi r tu a l  Ta p e  Library  console  applicatio n  is  the  graphica l  user  interface  that  yo u  use  when  administering  and  managing  the  VTL  system.  The  console  provides  you  with  full  c[...] 
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                            Page 34Running the VTL console application 20 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Running  the  VTL  console  application ▼ Launching  the  VTL  console 1. T o  launch  the  console  on  a  Sun  Solaris  worksta tion,  open  a  terminal  window  and  enter  the  command  shown ?[...] 
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                            Page 35Populating the console 96267 • G Chapter 3 Using the VTL console 21 1. Fro m  the  console  main  menu ,  select  Tools  ( A be low),  then  selec t  Discover VTL Servers  from  the  submenu  ( B ). 2. When  the  Discover Virtual Tape Library Server  dialog  ap pears,  enter  the  sub[...] 
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                            Page 36Understanding the VTL console interface 22 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 3. When  the  VTL User Login dialog  appears,  ente r  the  VTL Server  host  name  or  IP  address  ( C above)  and  the  User Name ,  and  Password  ( D ),  and  press  OK  ( E ). Stop  here.  [...] 
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                            Page 37Understanding the VTL console interface 96267 • G Chapter 3 Using the VTL console 23 Once  you  have  logged  in  to  the  serv er ,  clicking  on  the  plus  ( + )  symbol  next  to  the  icon  expands  the  serv er  branch  of  the  interface,  rev ealing  the  sub[...] 
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                            Page 38Understanding the VTL console interface 24 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Vi r t u a l  Ta p e  Library  System The  Virtual Tape Library System  branch  of  the  object  tree  is  the  primary  management  tool  for  routine  VTL  operations.  Right ‐ clicking  on  the  s[...] 
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                            Page 39Understanding the VTL console interface 96267 • G Chapter 3 Using the VTL console 25 The  Virtual Vault  branch  lists  the  virtual  tapes  that  are  currently  being  stored  outside  the  virtual  tape  libraries,  in  barcode  order .  Vi r t u a l  tapes  in  the  vau l[...] 
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                            Page 40Understanding the VTL console interface 26 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ■ virtual  tape  and  library  information ■ job  status By  right ‐ clicking  on  this  branch,  you  can  select  and  generate  reports. Physical  Resources The  Physical Resources  branch  of  the [...] 
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                            Page 4196267 • G 27 CHAPTER 4 VTL  operations This  chapt er  covers  routine  configura tion,  administration,  and  management  of  server  nodes,  virtual  tape  libraries,  drives,  and  tapes,  including: ■ “Managing  netw ork  connectivity”  on  page 27 ■ “Managing  vir[...] 
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                            Page 42Managing network connectivity 28 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ▼ Configuring  local  area  netw ork  connections 1. In  the  Network Configuration  property  sh eet,  ente r  the  Domain name  ( A below).  Check  the  Append suffix t o DNS lookup  check  box  ( B )  if  the [...] 
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                            Page 43Managing network connectivity 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 29 5. When  the  IP Address Configuration  property  sheet  appears,  click  the  Static  radio  button  ( F below). 6. Click  the  Edit  button  ( G above),  and  enter  the  IP  address  that  the  customer  p[...] 
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                            Page 44Managing network connectivity 30 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Note  the  Enable SSH ,  Enable FTP ,  and  Allow root to login in telnet session  check  boxes.  While  ssh  is  enabled  by  default,  ftp  and  remote login  by  root  are  disabled  for  security  reasons[...] 
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                            Page 45Managing network connectivity 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 31 3. When  prompted  to  restart  the  network  and  server ,  press Yes ( C  below). 4. Log  back  in  to  th e  server  to  con tinue  working. Stop  here.  ▼ Obtaining  SAN  interface  configuration  informat[...] 
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                            Page 46Managing network connectivity 32 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 2. Sel ect  the  HBA  that  you  wish  to  check  ( C above),  and,  in  the  pane  at  right,  use  the  tabs  to  locate  the  required  inform ation  ( D ). Stop  here.  ▼ Administering  SAN [...] 
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                            Page 47Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 33 3. T o  see  virtua l  device  assignments,  ex pand  the  client  node  ( Db e l o w )  an d  Fibre Channel  protocol  node  ( C )  of  the  tree  view . 4. Rig ht ‐ clicki ng  on  the  client  node  ( D above) [...] 
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                            Page 48Managing virtual libraries 34 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Configuring  physical  libraries  and  devices VTL  software  supports  either  dir ect ‐ attached  libraries  or ,  optionally ,  shared  libraries  managed  by  ACSLS/Libr ary  Station  software.  ■ If  you  are[...] 
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                            Page 49Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 35 2. Otherwise,  in  the  object  tree  of  the  VTL  console,  right ‐ click  the  Physical Resources  node  ( A below),  and  select  Prepare Devices  from  the  context  menu ( B ). 3. When  the  Select a Preparati[...] 
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                            Page 50Managing virtual libraries 36 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 5. When  the Select Physical Devices  pa nel  appears,  use  the  check  boxes  and/or  the  selection  buttons  ( F below)  to  select  the  libraries  or  devices  th at  you  want  to  assign  to  the ?[...] 
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                            Page 51Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 37 ▼ Assigning  direct ‐ attached  physical  tape  libraries/devices 1. In  the  object  tr ee  of  the  VTL  console  application,  open  the  branch  for  the  VTL  server  ( A below). 2. Ope n  the  bran ch  fo[...] 
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                            Page 52Managing virtual libraries 38 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Managing  ACSLS  and  Library  Station  tape  pools When  the  VTL  softw are’ s  ACSLS/Library  Station  option  is  enabled,  Sun  Storag eT ek  ACSLS  Manager™  or  Library  Station  software  manages [...] 
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                            Page 53Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 39 Configuring  and  provisioning  virtual  libraries This  section  describes  the  procedures  for  creating  and  maintain ing  virtual  libraries,  with  their  virtual  drives  and  media.  It  documents  the [...] 
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                            Page 54Managing virtual libraries 40 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 both  the  needed  long ‐ term  storage  capacity  and  the  fastest  possible  transfer  to  tape  media.  Compression  hardw are  cannot  further  compress  data  that  has  been  compressed  by  softw[...] 
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                            Page 55Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 41 ▼ Creating  virtual  tape  libraries 1. When  the  Create Virtual Librar y Wizard  appears,  select  the  type  of  library  that  you  want  to  emulate  ( A below),  enter  a  Virtual Library Name  ( B )  or  u[...] 
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                            Page 56Managing virtual libraries 42 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 If  you  plan  to  attach  a  physi cal  tape  li brary  to  the  VTL  appliance  for  tape  import  or  export,  emulate  the  physical  li brary  so  that  virtual  tapes  will  be  compatible ?[...] 
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                            Page 57Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 43 6. If  you  do  not  intend  to  implement  autoarchiving  or  repl ication,  press  Next  ( L below)  to  skip  over  the  Auto Archive/Replication  dialog. The  Auto Archive  option  writes  data  to  physic a[...] 
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                            Page 58Managing virtual libraries 44 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 7. Indicate  if  you  want  to  use  tape  duplication. Ta p e  duplication  allows  you  to  make  up  to  five  dupl icate  copies  of  a  phy sical  tape  whenever  virtual  tape  data  is  export[...] 
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                            Page 59Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 45 Next  task:  ■ If  you  are  going  to  conf igur e  tape  caching  on  this  virtual  library ,  go  to  “Configuring  Automated  Ta p e  Ca ching”  on  page 45.  ■ If  you  are  going  to  use[...] 
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                            Page 60Managing virtual libraries 46 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ▼ Creating  simple  schedule ‐ driven  migrat ion  policies When  the  Please select migration trigge r(s)  dialog  appears,  proce ed  as  follows. 1. Click  the  Time Based  radio  button  ( A below ). 2. T o  mi grate  [...] 
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                            Page 61Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 47 2. T o  mi grate  data  when  ALL  of  of  the  conditions  specified  are  satisfied,  click  the  And  radio  button  ( B below).  3. T o  mi grate  data  when  ONE  OR  MORE  of  the  conditions  [...] 
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                            Page 62Managing virtual libraries 48 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ▼ Creating  a  reclamation  policy The  reclamati on  policy  determin es  when  expired  virt ual  volu me s  are  released .  Proceed  as  follows.  1. When  the  Please select a reclamat ion trigger  dialog  appears[...] 
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                            Page 63Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 49 ▼ Setting  up  the  Auto  Archiv e  feature 1. When  the  Auto Archive/Replication  dialog  appears,  check  the  Auto Archive/Replication  check  box  ( A below). 2. Specify  Auto  Archive  by  clicking  the  Auto Arc[...] 
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                            Page 64Managing virtual libraries 50 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ▼ Setting  up  the  Auto  Replication  option 1. When  the  Auto Archive/Replication  dialog  appears,  ch eck  the  Auto Archive/Replication  check  box  ( A below). 2. Click  the  Auto Replication  radio  button  ( B[...] 
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                            Page 65Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 51 ▼ Generating  the  virtual  library Using  this  procedure,  you  define  the  remaining  charac teristics  of  you r  vir tual  library  and  media.  Yo u  supply  a  barcode  range,  slot  count,  and  im[...] 
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                            Page 66Managing virtual libraries 52 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 3. Usi ng  the  spi nner  control  provided,  adjust  the Number of Slots to  4096 ,  the  maximum  supported  by  major  backup  app lication  software  for  a  single  virtual  library ( C above) . In  most  case[...] 
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                            Page 67Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 53 6. When  the  Enter virtual tape proper ties  dialog  appears,  check  th e  Tape Capacity On Demand  check  box  ( E below). Sun  recommends  capacity  on  demand  for  most  users.  7. If  you  are  not  using  t[...] 
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                            Page 68Managing virtual libraries 54 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 10. Press  Next  ( E above). 11. When  the  confirmation  screen  appears,  press  Finish  ( F below). 12. When  the  Batch Creation Status  panel  appears,  press  OK  ( G below). Next  task:  If  you  decided  to ?[...] 
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                            Page 69Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 55 3. Under  the  Virtual Tape Libraries  node,  right ‐ click  on  the  virtual  tape  library  that  you  want  to  enable,  and  select  Properties . 4. When  the  Change Virtual Library Pr operties  property  sheet ?[...] 
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                            Page 70Managing virtual libraries 56 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Creating  virtual  tapes Follow  the  proc edures  outlined  below: ■ “Enabling  the  adv anced  tape  creation  method”  on  page 56 ■ “Setting  replication  parameters  for  virtual  tape  volu m es ”  on ?[...] 
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                            Page 71Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 57 tries  to  calcul ate  this  va l u e  for  you ,  it  does  so  using  the  currently  allocated  size  of  the  virtual  tapes.  If  you  are  using  the  capacity  on  dem and  feature  of  the[...] 
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                            Page 72Managing virtual libraries 58 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ■ Otherwise,  the  wizard  skips  directly  to  the  Specify Batch Mode Information  dialog.  So  go  to  “ Allocating  disk  space  to  virtual  tapes”  on  page 6 0. ▼ Setting  Auto  Archiv e  parameters [...] 
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                            Page 73Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 59 2. In  the  Select Physical Tapes  dialog  ,  select  physical  tapes  using  the  check  boxes  ( C below)  and/or  button  controls  provided  ( D ).  Then  press  Next  ( E ).  Next  task:  “ Allocating [...] 
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                            Page 74Managing virtual libraries 60 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ▼ Allocating  disk  space  to  virtual  tapes 1. When  the  Specify Batch Mode Infor mation  panel  appears,  en ter  a  descriptive  prefix  for  the  virtual  tape  labels  ( A below). Choose  a  meaning  name [...] 
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                            Page 75Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 61 3. Otherwise,  if  you  plan  to  create  additional  libraries  later ,  divide  the  Maximum  ( B above)  between  the  libraries,  and  enter  the  number  allocated  to  this  library  as  the Number of V[...] 
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                            Page 76Managing virtual libraries 62 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 1. When  the  Select Target Server for Auto-Replication Option  dialog  appears,  check  the  Automatically replicate the virtual tape(s) to the selected target server  check  box  ( A be low). 2. Sel ect  the  remote  server  from  th[...] 
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                            Page 77Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 63 4. When  the  Specify Replicati on Timeout and Retry Policy  property  she et  appears,  configure  timeout  and  retry  intervals  using  the  spinner  controls  provided  ( F below).  Then  press  Next  ( G ). 5. When [...] 
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                            Page 78Managing virtual libraries 64 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 7. Pre ss  Next  ( K above). Next  task:  “Launching  the  virtual  tape  batch  creati on  process”  on  page 64. ▼ Launching  the  virtual  tape  batch  creation  process 1. When  the  Create Virtual Tapes  su[...] 
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                            Page 79Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 65 ■ “A d d i n g  Fi bre  Channel  SAN  clients”  on  page 66 ■ “ Assigning  virtual  libra ries  to  storage  clients”  on  page 69. ▼ Starting  the  Add  Client  W izard 1. In  the  tree  menu  of  the ?[...] 
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                            Page 80Managing virtual libraries 66 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ▼ Adding  Fibre  Channel  SAN  clients 1. When  the  Enter the Generic Client Name  dialog  appears,  enter  the  client  name  in  the  text  field  provid ed  ( A below).  Press  Next  ( B ). The  client  is[...] 
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                            Page 81Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 67 3. When  the  Set Client Fibre Channel Properties  property  sheet  appears,  select  the  Wo r l d  Wid e  Port  Name  ( WWPN )  of  the  initiator  by  checking  the  corresponding  check  box  ( E below),  or ?[...] 
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                            Page 82Managing virtual libraries 68 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 5. When  the  Add the Generic Client  summa ry  screen  appears,  press  Finish  ( L below)  to  add  the  client. Next  task:  “Starting  the  Assign  a  Vir tu a l  Ta p e  Library  Wi zard”  on  page 68. [...] 
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                            Page 83Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 69 ▼ Assigning  virtual  libraries  to  storage  clients 1. When  the  Assign a Virtual Tape Lib rary Wizard  appears,  check  the  Assign the tape library and all drive s...  check  box  ( A below),  select  a  client  ( B ), [...] 
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                            Page 84Managing virtual libraries 70 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 3. When  the  Assign a Fibre Channel C lient to the Virtual Tape Library  confirmation  screen  appears,  press  Finish  ( F ). 4. Log  in  to  each  VTL  client  (each  backup  server),  and  scan  for  new  Fibre ?[...] 
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                            Page 85Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 71 3. Perform  a  configuration  reboot: Next  task:  “Crea ting  ACSLS  host  driver  instances  for  virtual  libra ries”  on  page 71. ▼ Creating  ACSLS  host  driver  instances  for  virtual  libraries Once  yo[...] 
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                            Page 86Managing virtual libraries 72 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 5. Edi t  the  file  /usr/kernel/drv/mchanger.conf ,  adding  an  entry  for  each  virtual  library  that  the  oeprating  syst em  discovered.  Each  library  entry  includes  a  driver  name  ( mchanger ), ?[...] 
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                            Page 87Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 73 10. When  prompted,  confirm  your  entries  by  entering y (yes). The  script  builds  the  driver  instan ces  for  the  specified  libraries: 11. Load  the  driver: 12. Change  to  the  ACSSS  home  directory , [...] 
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                            Page 88Managing virtual libraries 74 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 2. When  you  are  asked  if  the ACS (Automated  Cartridge  Subsystem)  is  in  a  partitioned  librar y ,  enter n (no): 3. When  you  are  prompted,  confirm  the  changes  by  entering y (yes): Is ACS in a partiti[...] 
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                            Page 89Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 75 4. W ait  for  60  seconds  (one  minute),  then  start  the  ACSLS  command  preocessor ,  cmd_proc : 5. Audit  the  newly  ad ded  libraries.  At  the ACSSA> prompt,  enter  audit : 6. Log  the  configuration [...] 
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                            Page 90Managing virtual libraries 76 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ■ “Manually  saving  the  VTL  configuration”  on  page 76 ■ “ Automatically  backing  up  the  VTL  configuration”  on  page 76. ▼ Manually  saving  the  VTL  configuration 1. In  the  object  tr ee  of[...] 
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                            Page 91Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 77 1. In  the  object  tr ee  of  the  VTL  console,  right ‐ click  on  the  the  VTL  server  branch  ( A below). 2. Fro m  the  context  menu,  select  Properties  ( B above). A B[...] 
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                            Page 92Managing virtual libraries 78 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 3. Sel ect  the  Auto Save Config tab  ( C below). 4. Che ck  Enable Auto Save Configuration File check  box  ( D abov e). 5. In  the  field  provided,  enter  the  Ftp Server Name  for  the  machine  that  will  host  the [...] 
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                            Page 93Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 79 Stop  here.  Recov ering  the  server  configuration If  the  VTL  server  configuration  is  lost  or  corrupt,  you  can  recover  it  from  a  backup  file  using  the  procedure  below .  Caution – T[...] 
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                            Page 94Managing virtual libraries 80 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Mirroring  supplies  an  additional  laye r  of  protection.  Mirrored  databases  maintain  two  separate,  synchronized  copies  of  th e  metadata,  either  of  which  can  provide  access  to  virtual [...] 
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                            Page 95Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 81 5. When  the  Select a Creation Method  dialog  appears,  sele ct  Express  ( F below),  and  press  Next  ( G ). The  Express  method  takes  adv antage  of  the  intelligence  built  in  to  the  RA ID  subsys[...] 
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                            Page 96Managing virtual libraries 82 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 6. When  the  confirmation  dialog  appears,  confirm  that  all  information  is  correct ,  and  then  click  Finish  to  create  the  mirrors. The  VTL  software  creates  and  synchronizes  the  mirror[...] 
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                            Page 97Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 83 ▼ Managing  administrators Only  the  root  user  can  add  or  delete  a  VTL  administrator  or  change  an  administrator ’ s  password.  1. In  the  ob ject  tree  of  the  VTL  console,  right  cl[...] 
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                            Page 98Managing virtual libraries 84 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ▼ Changing  administrator  passw ords  1. Rig ht ‐ click  on  the  VTL  server  node  name  ( A below ),  and  select  Change Password from  the  context  menu  ( B ). 2. When  the  dialog  appears,  enter  the[...] 
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                            Page 99Managing virtual libraries 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 85 VTL  supports  two  types  of  compressi on: ■ Hardw are  compression ‐  uses  a  Hif n  Express  DR10 00  (1  GB/sec  compressi on)  or  DR600  (600  MB/sec)  compression  card.  A  license  keycode  is [...] 
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                            Page 100Managing tapes 86 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 UNIX  —  On  backup  servers  that  run  Solaris  or  other  UNIX  operating  systems,  specify  a  compressed  tape  device  file  such  as  /dev/rmt/0cbn  to  enable  compression  or  /dev/rmt/0ubn  to  d[...] 
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                            Page 101Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 87 ■ “Setting  up  replication  for  individual  tapes”  on  page 92 ■ “Manually  synchronizin g  replicas  (manual  replication)”  on  page 98 ■ “Stopping  a  replication  that  is  already  under  way ”  on  pa g[...] 
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                            Page 102Managing tapes 88 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 6. When  the  Select Virtual Tapes to enable Replication...  panel  appears,  use  the  check  boxes  ( D below)  and/or  selection  buttons  to  select  tapes  ( E ).  Press  Next  ( F ). 7. When  the  Specify the Target serve r[...] 
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                            Page 103Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 89 8. When  the  Select Target Server  panel  appears,  use  the  list  ( J below)  to  select  or  server  or  press  Add  ( K )  to  add  one  to  the  list.  Press  Next  ( L ). 9. If  you  chose  the  Remote[...] 
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                            Page 104Managing tapes 90 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 10. If  you  chose  the  Local Server  option  above,  in  Step 7,  press  Next  ( O below). 11. When  the  Select the Replication Po licy ...  panel  appears,  use  the  check  boxes,  list  boxes,  and  spinner  contro[...] 
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                            Page 105Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 91 12. When  the  Select the Replication Ti meout and Retry Policy  panel  appears,  use  the  spinner  controls  provided  to  define  the  policy  you  want  to  apply  ( S below).  Press  Next  ( T ). 13. When  the  Specify th[...] 
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                            Page 106Managing tapes 92 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 14. When  the  confirmation  panel  appears,  press  Finish  ( W below). Stop  here.  ▼ Setting  up  replication  for  individual  tapes 1. In  the  object  tr ee  of  the  VTL  console,  expand  the  VTL  server ?[...] 
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                            Page 107Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 93 2. The n  open  the  node  for  the  library  that  holds  the  tape  you  want  to  replicate  ( A below),  and  open  the  Tapes  node  ( B ).  3. Rig ht ‐ click  on  the  virtual  tape  for  which  you ?[...] 
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                            Page 108Managing tapes 94 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 6. When  the  Select Target Server  pa nel  appears,  use  the  list  ( H below)  to  select  or  server  or  press  Add  ( J )  to  add  one  to  the  list.  Press  Next  ( K ). 7. If  you  chose  the  Re[...] 
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                            Page 109Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 95 8. If  you  chose  the  Local Server  option  above,  in  Step 7,  press  Next  ( N below). 9. When  the  Select the Replication Pol icy ...  panel  appears,  use  the  check  boxes,  list  boxes,  and  spinner  controls ?[...] 
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                            Page 110Managing tapes 96 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 10. When  the  Select the Replication T imeout and Retry Policy  panel  appears,  use  the  spinner  controls  provided  to  define  the  policy  you  want  to  apply  ( Q below).  Press  Next  ( R ). 11. When  the  Specify[...] 
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                            Page 111Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 97 12. When  the  Select a Creation Meth od  panel  appears,  click  the  Express  radi o  button  ( U below),  and  press  Next  ( V ). The  Sun  StorageT ek  VTL  appliance  includes  an  integrated  RAID  device,  so  th[...] 
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                            Page 112Managing tapes 98 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 14. When  the  confirmation  panel  appears,  press  Finish  ( Y below). Note – Once  you  create  you r  replication  conf iguration,  you  should  not  change  the  hostname  of  the  source  (primary)  server .  If [...] 
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                            Page 113Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 99 ▼ Suspending  and  resuming  replication Yo u  can  manually  suspend  forthcom ing  replications  that  wou ld  otherwise  be  launched  automatically  from  yo ur  replication  policie s  (currently  active  replications  are[...] 
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                            Page 114Managing tapes 100 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ▼ Checking  replication  status  from  the  primary  VTL  server 1. In  the  object  tree  of  th e  VTL  console,  drill  down  to  the  Tapes  node,  and  select  the  primary  virtual  tape  ( A  below)[...] 
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                            Page 115Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 101 ▼ Checking  replication  status  from  the  target  VTL  server 1. In  the  object  tr ee  of  the  VTL  console,  drill  down  to  the  Replica Resources  node  ( A  below). 2. Sel ec t  the  replica  resour ce  c[...] 
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                            Page 116Managing tapes 102 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ■ all  tapes  on  a  group  of  servers Reports  can  be  filtered  to  exclude  all  but  current  replica tion  configurations,  all  but  deleted  or  prompted  configurations,  or  any  desired  combination.[...] 
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                            Page 117Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 103 ▼ Deleting  a  replication  configuration 1. Rig ht ‐ click  on  the  primary  virtual  tape ,  and  select  Replication  from  the  context  menu. 2. Sel ec t  Remove  from  the  following  context  menu.  This  allows ?[...] 
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                            Page 118Managing tapes 104 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 3. Fro m  the  context  menus,  select  Replication  ( B below),  Promote  ( C ). 4. When  the  confirmation  panel  appears,  press  OK  ( D below). 5. Rescan  devices  from  the  SAN  client  or  restart  the  client [...] 
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                            Page 119Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 105 Yo u  can  only  copy  tapes  with  barcodes  that  are  not  found  on  the  remote  server .  If  a  copy  exists  and  you  wish  to  proceed,  yo u  must  first  delete  the  existing  remote  copy[...] 
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                            Page 120Managing tapes 106 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 5. When  the  Select the Target Serve r  panel  appears,  use  the  list  to  select  the  server  where  you  want  to  copy  the  tape  ( E below)  or  press  Add  ( F )  to  add  a  server  to  the [...] 
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                            Page 121Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 107 7. When  the Specify a Location  panel  appe ars,  select  a  location  on  the  remote  server  ( K below),  and  press  Next  ( L ). 8. When  the  confirmation  panel  ap pears,  press  Finish  ( M below). Stop  here.  M[...] 
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                            Page 122Managing tapes 108 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ■ copy  a  physical  tape  to  a  virtual  tape  that  emulates  the  same  type  of  media ■ directly  access  a  physical  tape  without  copying  the  entire  tape ■ recycle  a  physical  tape  after ?[...] 
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                            Page 123Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 109 ▼ Importing  a  physical  tape  into  a  virtual  library 1. In  the  object  tr ee  of  the  VTL  console,  right ‐ click  the  node  for  the  physical  tape  library  or  drive  that  ho lds  the  tape ?[...] 
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                            Page 124Managing tapes 110 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 3. When  the  Select the import mode ...  pa nel  appears,  click  the  radio  button  that  corresponds  to  the  behavior  you  want  ( E below).  4. If  the  tape  is  encrypted  and  you  wish  to  decrypt [...] 
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                            Page 125Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 111 6. When  the  Select the physical tape to import ...  panel  appears,  use  the  check  boxes  and/or  selection  buttons  provided  to  select  the  tape(s)  that  you  want  to  import  ( H below).  Then  press  Next [...] 
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                            Page 126Managing tapes 112 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 8. When  the  Select Physical Devices  panel  appears,  use  the  ch eck  boxes  and/or  selection  buttons  provided  to  select  the  LUNs  that  you  wish  to  use  ( M below).  Press  Next  ( N ). 9. When  the[...] 
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                            Page 127Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 113 10. Set  the  Virtual Tape Size  to  the  full  size  of  the  emulated  media  ( Q below),  and  Tab  to  another  field  to  recalculate  the  Maximum  number  of  tapes  possible  with  the  available  stora[...] 
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                            Page 128Managing tapes 114 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 12. Otherwise,  reset  the  Virtual Tape Size  to  the  default  value  for  using  capacity  on  demand  with  th is  type  of  media  ( T below).  Check  the  Use default ID for Starting Number  check  box  ( U ), [...] 
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                            Page 129Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 115 ▼ Importing  cartridges  in  an  IBM  iSeries  environment 1. If  you  have  not  already  done  so,  import  ta pes  into  the  virtual  library  using  the  VTL  console,  as  described  in  “Importing  a ?[...] 
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                            Page 130Managing tapes 116 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 2. When  the  Move Tape to Virtual Vault  dialog  ap pears,  select  the  tape(s)  that  you  want  to  move  using  the  check  boxes  and/or  selection  buttons  provided  ( C below).  Press  OK  ( D ). 3. Now ,  i[...] 
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                            Page 131Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 117 4. When  the  Select a physica l library or drive  panel  appears,  use  the  list  to  select  the  library  or  device  to  which  you  want  to  export  virtual  tape  ( G below).  Press  Next ( H ). 5. Sel ec t  how[...] 
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                            Page 132Managing tapes 118 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 6. Sel ect  or  clear  the  Eject  physical  tapes  to  I/E  slots  after  export  check  box. 7. Sel ect  Encrypt  data  when  exporting  to  physical  tape  with  the  selected  key  if  you  want  to  [...] 
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                            Page 133Managing tapes 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 119 15. Press  Next  ( S below). 16. When  the  Verify and Export ...  panel  appears,  press  Finish  ( T below). Stop  here.  ▼ Exporting  cartridges  to  the  virtual  va u lt  in  an  IBM  iSeries  environment 1. Exp ort  a ?[...] 
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                            Page 134Managing tape caching 120 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Managing  tape  caching In  most  circumstances,  the  Automated  Ta p e  Caching  feature  maintains  tape  caches  and  linkages  automatical ly ,  provided  that  policies  are  suitably  defined.  Howev e r ,  w[...] 
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                            Page 135Managing tape caching 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 121 1. In  the  object  tr ee  of  the  VTL  console,  right ‐ click  on  the  direct  link  tape  that  you  wish  to  recache. 2. Sel ec t  Renew Cache  from  the  context  menu. Stop  here.  ▼ Disabling  a [...] 
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                            Page 136Managing tape caching 122 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 3. When  the  Sync Librar y  dialog  appears,  check  the  checkbox  that  corresponds  to  the  physical  tape  that  needs  to  be  relinked  ( A belo w)  or  use  the  Selec t-All  button. 4. Pre ss  Next ?[...] 
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                            Page 137Creating and viewing reports 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 123 6. If  the  data  was  encrypted  before  being  migrat ed,  check  the  Use encryption/decryption on tape(s)  check  box,  and  supply  the  select  the  appropriate  key  using  the  list  control  provided[...] 
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                            Page 138Creating and viewing reports 124 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 2. When  the  Select a Report Type  dialog  appears,  select  a  type  from  the  list  ( C below).  Press  Next  ( D ). 3. When  the  Select Report Options  panel  appears,  select  the  desired  report  pro[...] 
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                            Page 139Creating and viewing reports 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 125 4. When  the  Enter the Report Name  dialog  appears,  for  the  report ,  enter  the  name  in  the  field  provi ded  ( H below),  and  pres s  Next  ( J ). 5. When  the  Create the Report  panel  appears, [...] 
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                            Page 140Creating and viewing reports 126 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ▼ Vi e w in g  a  report 1. In  the  object  tree  of  the  VTL  console,  expand  the  Reports  node  ( A  below)  to  view  the  list  of  current  reports. 2. Sel ect  the  current  report  that[...] 
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                            Page 141Encrypting and shredding data 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 127 ▼ Exporting  data  from  a  report 1. In  the  object  tr ee  of  the  VTL  console,  expand  the  Reports  node  and  right ‐ click  the  name  of  the  report  that  you  want  to  export  [...] 
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                            Page 142Encrypting and shredding data 128 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Each  key  consists  of  a  secret  phrase.  For  additional  security ,  each  key  is  password ‐ protected .  Yo u  must  provide  this  passw ord  in  order  to  chang e  the  key  name,  pass[...] 
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                            Page 143Encrypting and shredding data 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 129 5. In  the  New Password and  Confirm Password  text  boxes  ( C belo w),  type  a  password  for  accessing  the  key  (10–16  characters). Yo u  will  need  to  provide  this  password  when  changin g  [...] 
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                            Page 144Encrypting and shredding data 130 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 If  you  rename  a  key ,  you  can  still  use  that  key  to  decrypt  data  that  wa s  encrypted  using  the  old  key  name.  For  exampl e,  if  yo u  encrypt  data  using  Key1 , [...] 
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                            Page 145Encrypting and shredding data 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 131 ▼ Exporting  a  key When  you  export  a  key ,  you  create  a  separate  file  called  a  key package that  contains  one  or  more  ke ys.  Yo u  can  then  send  this  file  to  another  si[...] 
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                            Page 146Encrypting and shredding data 132 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 6. Sel ect  Prompt for new password for all keys in package  if  yo u  want  to  create  a  new  password  for  the  key  package. If  you  select  this  option,  yo u  will  be  prompted  to  provide  th[...] 
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                            Page 147Encrypting and shredding data 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 133 the  key  package.  If  you  provide  an  incorrect  passw ord,  you  will  still  be  able  to  import  the  keys  in  the  packag e,  but  you  will  not  be  able  to  use  them  to  [...] 
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                            Page 148Encrypting and shredding data 134 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 1. Mov e  the  tape(s)  you  want  to  shred  to  the  virtual  vault.  In  the  object  tree  of  the  VTL  console,  start  by  right ‐ clicking  on  a  tape  that  yo u  want  to  shre[...] 
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                            Page 149Working with the Event Log 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 135 4. Rig ht ‐ click  on  one  of  the  tapes  that  you  want  to  shred  (G above) ,  and  select  Tape Shredding  ( H )  and  Shred Tape  ( J )  from  the  context  menus. 5. When  the Shred Virtual Tape Resourc[...] 
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                            Page 150Working with the Event Log 136 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 The  columns  displayed  are: The  VTL  console  lets  you  wor k  with  logs  in  the  following  wa y s : ■ “V iewing  an  ev e nt  log”  on  page 136 ■ “Sorting  an  ev ent  log”  on  page 136[...] 
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                            Page 151Working with the Event Log 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 137 ▼ Quickly  printing  an  event  log 1. Fro m  the  VTL  console  main  menu,  select File . 2. Fro m  the  submenu,  se lect Print .  Stop  here.  ▼ Filtering,  exporting,  purging,  and  printing  an  ev ent [...] 
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                            Page 152Working with the Event Log 138 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 3. Fro m  the  submenu,  se lect  the  operati on  that  you  wish  to  perfo rm  ( D  above). If  you  wish  to  search  or  filter  the  log,  the Event Log Options dialog  ( E below)  lets  yo u  set ?[...] 
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                            Page 153Working with the Event Log 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 139 ▼ Accessing  the  Attention  Required  tab 1. In  the  VTL  object  tree,  locate  the  flagged  server  ( A below). 2. In  the  right ‐ hand  pane,  select  the  Attention Required  tab  of  the  server  p[...] 
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                            Page 154Managing VTL servers 140 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Managing  VTL  servers The  VTL  console  lets  you  manage  the  serv er  node  by: ■ “Setting  serv er  properties”  on  page 140 ■ “Configuring  SNMP  traps”  on  page 140 . ▼ Setting  serv er  properties [...] 
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                            Page 155Managing VTL servers 96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 141 2. Sel ec t  the  SNMP Maintenance  tab. 3. Indicate  the  information  that  should  be  included  in  traps  sent  to  your  SNMP  manager . SysLocation ‐  Enter  the  location  that  should  be  included  in [...] 
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                            Page 15796267 • G 143 CHAPTER 5 Installing  the  VTL  console  The  Vir t u a l  Ta p e  Library  console  application  can  be  i nstalled  on  a  full  range  of  operating  platforms.  In  most  cases,  a  Sun  service  representative  installs  the  c onsole  on[...] 
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                            Page 158144 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 3. If  you  are  installing  th e  console  software  on  an  x86  platform,  enter  the  following  command,  and  respond  to  th e  on ‐ screen  prom pts: 4. If  you  are  installing  th e  console  software  on  a ?[...] 
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                            Page 15996267 • G Chapter 5 Installing the VTL console 145 2. Usi ng  Secure  File  Tr a n s f e r  Protocol  ( sftp ),  log  on  to  the  VTL  server ,  change  to  the  usr/vtl/packages/build/Windows/ directory ,  and  download  all  list ed  installa tion  files  to  a  temporary [...] 
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                            Page 16196267 • G 147 CHAPTER 6 Recov ery  following  a  system  failure To  recover  a  VTL  high ‐ avai lability  system  following  a  failure  on  one  node,  carry  out  the  following  task s: ■ “Failback”  on  page 147 ■ “Resuming  backups  following  a  fail[...] 
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                            Page 162Failback 148 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 The  system  shoul d  display  the  expected  node  name. 3. If  you  are  not  logged  in  to  the  correct  system,  you  may  have  accidently  logged  into  the  service  (“monitoring”)  IP  addr ess  of ?[...] 
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                            Page 163Failback 96267 • G Chapter 6 Recovery following a system failure 149 7. Run  the  sms  command.  The  results  should  look  like  those  shown. 8. Ope n  a  terminal  window  on  the  management  host,  and ssh to  the  service  (“monitoring”)  IP  address  of  the ?[...] 
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                            Page 164Failback 150 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 9. Mak e  sure  that  you  are  logg ed  in  to  the  actu al,  failed  node: The  system  shoul d  display  the  expected  node  name. 10. If  you  are  not  logged  in  to  the  correct  system,  you  have ?[...] 
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                            Page 165Failback 96267 • G Chapter 6 Recovery following a system failure 151 13. Run  the  sms  command,  and  make  sure  that  the  FailOve rStatus  is  DOWN (failed  over  to  th e  standby  server): 14. Restart  the  failed  se rver  node  gracefully ,  using  the  init6  comm[...] 
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                            Page 166Failback 152 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 where  nnn.nn n.nnn.nnx  is  the  service  (“monitoring”)  IP  address  of  the  restarted  node,  and vtladmin is  the  VTL  administrator  account  user  ID. 16. Make  sure  that  you  are  logged  in  to  the [...] 
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                            Page 167Failback 96267 • G Chapter 6 Recovery following a system failure 153 21. Run  the  sms  command,  and  make  sure  th at  the  FailOverStatus  is  READY  for  failback: 22. Log  in  using  the  VTL  management  console. [ VTL_Plus ]vtladmin# sms Usage: sms {force|nas|nasc|fm|sm|bmr|b mrrese[...] 
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                            Page 168Failback 154 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 23. In  the  object  tree  of  the  VTL  console,  right ‐ click  the  restarted  server  node,  VTLPLUSN1 ,  and  select  Failover > Stop Takeover  from  the  contex t  menu. 24. Open  a  terminal  window  on  the ?[...] 
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                            Page 169Failback 96267 • G Chapter 6 Recovery following a system failure 155 28. Run  the  vtl status  command: 29. If  one  or  more  VTL  processes  are  not  RUNNING ,  stop  the  server  software  and  then  restart:  [ VTL_Plus ]vtladmin# vtl status Sun Microsystems VTL Server v n.nn (Build nn[...] 
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                            Page 170Failback 156 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 30. Run  the  sms  command,  Make  sure  that  the  FailOverStatus  is  now  UP : 31. In  the  object  tree  of  the  VTL  console,  make  sure  that  neither  node  name  is  shown  in  red,  indicating  an[...] 
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                            Page 171Resuming backups follow ing a failover/failb ack 96267 • G Chapter 6 Recovery following a system failure 157 Failover  eve nts  are  also  available  via  the  primary  server ʹ s  Ev ent  Log. Next  task:  “Resuming  backups  following  a  failov er/failback”  on  page 157. Resuming  [...] 
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                            Page 172Resuming backups follow ing a failover/failb ack 158 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267[...] 
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                            Page 17396267 • G 159 CHAPTER 7 Configuring email alerts Y ou can configur e VTL appliances to send automatic notifications to local system administrators via email wh enev er system pr oblems arise. ▼ Configuring email alerts 1. In the object tree of the VTL console, right-click on the VTL server node, and select Options > Enable CallHome . 2. When[...] 
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                            Page 174160 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Note that email notification s cannot use an SSL connec tion. If the e mail server requi res SSL, conf igure email notific ation to use the local host SMTP se rver , and make sur e that DNS and SMTP are set up and running on the VTL server node. The email account password is stored in plain text, so set u[...] 
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                            Page 17596267 • G Chapter 7 Configuring email alerts 161 ■ ipstorckcfg check ipstor.conf (VTL configuration check) notifies the administrator if the VTL software’s XML con figuration file, ipstor.conf , changes. If changes ar e found or if no previous version exists, the scrip t creates a copy of the current file under the name ipstorconf.diff. nnn ,[...] 
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                            Page 176162 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 7. When the Set Email Alerts Event Notification Properties panel appears, use the radio buttons to select th e event-severity level that should trigger notification ( K below), use the spinner control to set the Maximum e vent wait time ( L ), and press Next ( M ). 8. When the Verify the Email Alerts Prop[...] 
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                            Page 17796267 • G Chapter 7 Configuring email alerts 163 1. In the object tree of the VTL console, right-click on th e VTL server , and select Email Alerts from the context menu. 2. When the Set Email Alerts Properties dialog appe ars, select the Trigger tab ( A below). 3. If you want to modify an existing trigger , highl ight the trigger ( B above), and[...] 
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                            Page 178164 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 4. T o create a new trigger , press Add ( F below). Wh en the Add a Customized Trigger dialog appear s, supply a Trigger Name , a command line Argument string, and a File Location (path and filename) for th e script ( G ), and redirect notifications, if desired ( H ). Press OK ( J ). 5. Pre ss OK to exit [...] 
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                            Page 17996267 • G 165 CHAPTER 8 Updating  VTL  softw are When  softw are  patches  become  available,  they  are  pos ted  on  the  online  Sun  StorageT ek  Customer  Resource  Center  with  accomp anying,  explanatory  text  (“readme”)  files.  Download  the  patch  fi[...] 
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                            Page 180166 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 3. The n,  from  the  VTL  console  main  menu,  select  Tools  ( A  be low).  4. Fro m  the  submenu,  se lect  Add Patch  ( B above). 5. When  the  warning  notice  appears,  click  OK  ( C below)  to  continue. A B C[...] 
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                            Page 18196267 • G Chapter 8 Updating VTL software 167 6. Loc at e  the  subdirectory  where  the  patch  files  reside  ( D  below),  select  the  patch  file  ( E ),  and  press  Open  ( F ). In  the  example,  the  patch  files  are  shown  in  the  standard  locatio[...] 
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                            Page 182168 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 9. Rec on nec t  to  the  VTL  server  by  double ‐ clicking  on  the  server  node  in  the  object  tree  at  the  left  of  the  VTL  console. 10. V erify  that  the  patch  was  successfully  applied:  after  you [...] 
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                            Page 18396267 • G 169 APPENDIX A VTL  command  line  reference Virt ualT ape Library User Guide Vir t u a l T ap e  Library  (VTL)  provides  a  simple  utility  that  allows  you  to  perform  some  of  the  more  common  VTL  functions  at  a  command  line  instead  of ?[...] 
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                            Page 184170 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ■ For  a  va l u e  entered  as  a  literal,  it  is  necessary  to  enclose  the  val u e  in  quotes  (double  or  single)  if  it  contains  sp ecial  characters  such  as  *,  <,  >,  ?,  |,  %,  $,[...] 
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                            Page 185Login/logout to the VTL Server 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 171 Login/logout  to  the  VTL  Serv er Log  in  to  the  VTL  Serv er iscon login [-s <server-name> -u <username> -p <pa ssword>|-e] [-X <rpc- timeout>] iscon login [--server-name=<server-name> --server- usernam[...] 
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                            Page 186Virtual devices / Clients 172 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Log  out  from  the  VTL  Serv er iscon logout -s <server-name> [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon logout --server-name=<server-name> [--rpc-ti meout=<rpc-timeout>] Description : This  command  allows  you  to  log  out  from  [...] 
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                            Page 187Virtual devices / Clients 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 173 ‐ C  ( ‐‐ long ‐ client ‐ list)  displays  the  assi gned  client  list  when ‐ l  ( ‐‐ long list)  option  is  specified. ‐ M  ( ‐‐ output ‐ delimiter)  can  be  specified  when ‐ l  is [...] 
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                            Page 188Virtual devices / Clients 174 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Add  client iscon addclient -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p <password>] -c <client-name> [-I <initiator-wwpns>] [-a <on|off>] [-A <on|off>]] | [-C <on|off>] [- X <rpc- timeout>] iscon addclient --server-name=<server-n[...] 
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                            Page 189Virtual devices / Clients 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 175 This  comm and  allows  yo u  to  delete  a  client  from  the  spec ified  server . ‐ c  ( ‐‐ client ‐ name)  is  the  name  of  the  client  to  be  deleted. ‐ X  ( ‐‐ rpc ‐ timeout) [...] 
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                            Page 190Virtual devices / Clients 176 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 The  va l u e s  for  <access ‐ mode>  are:  Readonly ,  ReadWrite,  ReadWriteNonExclusive .  The  val u e s  for  the  short  format  are:  R  /  W  /  N. ‐ y  ( ‐‐ vlib ‐ only)  is  an  option [...] 
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                            Page 191Virtual devices / Clients 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 177 ‐ X  ( ‐‐ rpc ‐ timeout)  is  an  option  to  specify  a  number  between  1  and  30000  in  seconds  for  the  RPC  timeout.  The  system  will  retry  the  command  for  the  amo[...] 
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                            Page 192Virtual devices / Clients 178 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ‐ v  ( ‐‐ vdevid)  is  required  to  specify  the  virtual  device  ID. A  virtual  device  cannot  be  deleted  if  any  of  the  following  co nditions  apply: ■ The  specified  virtual  device  [...] 
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                            Page 193Virtual devices / Clients 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 179 ‐ X  ( ‐‐ rpc ‐ timeout)  is  an  option  to  specify  a  number  between  1  and  30000  in  seconds  for  the  RPC  timeout.  The  system  will  retry  the  command  for  the  amo[...] 
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                            Page 194Virtual devices / Clients 180 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 [--capacity-on-demand --initial-size=<initial-size > --increment- size=<increment-size>] [--max-capacity=<max-capacity>] [--auto-loader=<on |off>] [--key-name=<key-name> --key-pasword=<key-password >] [--rpc-timeout=<rpc- timeout>] Descri[...] 
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                            Page 195Virtual devices / Clients 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 181 ‐ T  ( ‐‐ num ‐ of ‐ slots)  and ‐ E  ( ‐‐ import ‐ export ‐ slots)  are  optional.  The  <num ‐ of ‐ slots >  can  exceed  the  maximum  number  of  slots  supported  by  the  specif[...] 
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                            Page 196Virtual devices / Clients 182 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ‐ L  ( ‐‐ tape ‐ library ‐ vid)  is  required  to  specify  the  virtual  tape  library  to  add  the  virtual  tape  drive(s). ‐ r  ( ‐‐ vdrive ‐ name ‐ prefi x)  is  an  option  to  specify  t[...] 
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                            Page 197Virtual devices / Clients 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 183 The  unit  of  <max ‐ capacity>,  <initial ‐ size>  and  <in crement ‐ size>  are  all  in  GB. ‐ X  ( ‐‐ rpc ‐ timeout)  is  an  option  to  specify  a  number  between  1  a[...] 
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                            Page 198Virtual devices / Clients 184 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ‐ B  ( ‐‐ barcode)  is  an  option  to  either  set  the  virtual  tape  with  the  provided  barcode  or  create  virtual  tapes  in  batch  mode  configured  with  barc odes  form  the  speci[...] 
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                            Page 199Virtual devices / Clients 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 185 iscon movevirtualtape --server-name=<server-name> [--server-username=<username> --server-password=<p assword>] --vdevid=<vdevid> [--tape-library-vid=<tape-library-vid> | --tape-dr ive-vid=<tape-drive-vid> | --slot-no=<slot-no>] [...] 
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                            Page 200Virtual devices / Clients 186 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Ta p e  copy iscon tapecopy -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p <password>] -v <source-vdevid> -S <target-name> [-U <target-us ername> -P <target- password>] [-L <tape-library-vid> | -D <tape-drive-vid>] [-n <vdevname>[...] 
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                            Page 201Virtual devices / Clients 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 187 -v <vdevid> -Z <on|off> -Q <num-of-copies> [-X <rp c-timeout>] iscon setvirtuallibrarytapeduplication --server-na me=<server-name> [--server-username=<username> --server-password=<p assword>] --vdevid=<vdevid> --tape-dupli[...] 
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                            Page 202Virtual devices / Clients 188 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Description : This  comm and  sets  tape  properties. ‐ v  ( ‐‐ vdevid)  is  required  to  specify  the  ID  of  the  virtu al  tape  to  se t  the  properties. ‐ B  ( ‐‐ barcode)  is  the  option ?[...] 
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                            Page 203Automated tape caching 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 189 ‐ k  ( ‐‐ key ‐ name), ‐ W  ( ‐‐ key ‐ passw ord)  and ‐ d  ( ‐‐ disable ‐ key)  are  options  for  tape  encryption  support  to  be  set  in  conjunction  with  Auto ‐ Archiv e  Mode. ?[...] 
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                            Page 204Automated tape caching 190 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Description : This  comm and  can  be  used  in  order  to  enable,  disable,  or  change  the  Automated  Ta p e  Ca ching  policy  for  a  virtual  tape  library . ‐ L  ( ‐‐ tape ‐ library ‐ vid)  is ?[...] 
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                            Page 205Automated tape caching 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 191 ‐ X  ( ‐‐ rpc ‐ timeout)  is  an  option  to  specify  a  number  between  1  and  30000  in  seconds  for  the  RPC  timeout.  The  system  will  retry  the  command  for  the  amount[...] 
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                            Page 206Automated tape caching 192 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ‐ k  ( ‐‐ key ‐ name)  and ‐ W  ( ‐‐ key ‐ password)  are  options  for  tape  en cryption  support.  If  the  tape  to  be  synchronized  was  encrypted  through  the  sy stem,  you  need  to ?[...] 
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                            Page 207Automated tape caching 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 193 Reclaim  disk  space iscon reclaimtapes -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p <password>] -T <tape-vid-list> [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon reclaimtapes --server-name=<server-name> [--server-username=<username> --server-password=<p[...] 
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                            Page 208System configuration 194 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ‐ I  ( ‐‐ scsiaddress)  is  the  option  to  specify  which  physical  devices  should  be  used  to  create  the  virtual  device.  It  can  be  a  list  of  ACSLs  separated  with  commas  or ?[...] 
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                            Page 209System configuration 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 195 Remov e  a  license  keycode iscon removelicense -s <server-name> [-u <username > -p <password>] -k <license-keycode> [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon removelicense --server-name=<server-name> [--server-username=<username> --server-[...] 
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                            Page 210Import/Export 196 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ‐ F  ( ‐‐ vtl ‐ info ‐ filter)  is  an  additional  fi lter  that  can  be  combined  using  the  following  val u e s  separated  with  comma s:  library  or  drive  or  tape . ■ library  =  include  physica[...] 
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                            Page 211Import/Export 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 197 ‐ M  ( ‐‐ import ‐ mode)  is  an  option  in  one  of  the  following  val u es :  copy  (default)  or  dire ct ‐ access  or  recycle . ‐ v  ( ‐‐ pdrive ‐ or ‐ pdriv e ‐ vid)  is  required  to  spe[...] 
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                            Page 212Import/Export 198 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Description : This  comm and  exports  the  inform ation  from  a  vir tual  tape  to  a  physical  tape.  ‐ v  ( ‐‐ vdevid)  is  required  to  specify  the  ID  of  the  virtu al  tape  to  be  exported ?[...] 
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                            Page 213Import/Export 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 199 [-j <job-id-list>] [-T <job-type> -S <job_status>] [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon getimportexportjobstatus --server-name=<serv er-name> [--server-username=<username> --server-password=<p assword>] [--job-id-list=<job-id-list>] | [--job-type[...] 
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                            Page 214Import/Export 200 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Delete  import/export  jobs iscon deleteimportexportjobs -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p <password>] -j <job-id-list> [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon deleteimportexportjobs --server-name=<server -name> [--server-username=<username> --server-passwor[...] 
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                            Page 215Replication 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 201 [--server-username=<username> --server-password=<p assword>] --job-id- list=<job-id-list> [--rpc-timeout=<rpc-timeout>] Description : This  comm and  cancels  specified  import/export  jobs.  The  jobs  must  be  held  in  t[...] 
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                            Page 216Replication 202 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ‐ v  ( ‐‐ source ‐ vdevid)  is  required  to  specify  the  ID  of  the  virtual  tape  to  be  configured  for  replication. ‐ S  ( ‐‐ target ‐ name)  is  required  to  spec ify  the  target  server  na[...] 
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                            Page 217Replication 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 203 Promote  a  replica iscon promotereplica -s <server-name> -v <vdevid> | -S <target-name> -V <replicaid> [-u <username> -p <password>] [-U <target-username > -P <target-password>] [- f] [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon promotereplica[...] 
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                            Page 218Replication 204 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 --server-password=<password>] [--target-username=< target-username> --target-password=<target-password>] [--force] [--rpc-timeout =<rpc-timeout>] This  command  allows  you  to  remove  the  rep lication  configuration  from  the  primar[...] 
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                            Page 219Replication 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 205 Resume  replication iscon resumereplication -s <server-name> [-u <user name> -p <password>] -v <vdevid> [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon resumereplication --server-name=<server-name > [--server-username=<username> --server-passwor d=<password&g[...] 
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                            Page 220Replication 206 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ‐ w  ( ‐‐ wa t e r m a r k )  is  a  data  size  based  trigger  in  MB.  The  wa t e r m a r k  is  check ed  when  the  tape  is  unloaded  from  the  tape  drive  and  the  replicatio n  is  triggered [...] 
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                            Page 221Replication 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 207 ‐ v  ( ‐‐ source ‐ vdevid)  is  required  to  specify  the  ID  of  the  source  virtual  tape. ‐ X  ( ‐‐ rpc ‐ timeout)  is  an  option  to  specify  a  number  between  1  and  30000  in  [...] 
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                            Page 222Physical devices 208 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Stop  replication iscon stopreplication -s <server-name> [-u <userna me> -p <password>] -v <vdevid> [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon stopreplication --server-name=<server-name> [--server-username=<username> --server-password=<p assword>] -vdevid=[...] 
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                            Page 223Physical devices 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 209 Get  physical  tape  list iscon getphysicaltapelist -s <server-name> [-u <us ername> -p <password>] -l <physical-tape-library-vid> [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon getphysicaltapelist --server-name=<server-na me> [--server-username=<userna[...] 
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                            Page 224Physical devices 210 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ‐ B( ‐‐ physical ‐ tape ‐ barcode)  iden tifies  the  physical  tape  to  be  mov ed.  If  barcode  is  not  provided ,  the  current  tape  location  must  be  provided  accordingly  to  the  requested  ope[...] 
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                            Page 225Physical devices 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 211 Assign  physical  resource  to  VTL iscon assignresourcetovtl -s <server-name> [-u <us ername> -p <password>] -I <ACSL> [-L <tape-library-vid>] [-X <rpc-timeout >] iscon assignresourcetovtl --server-name=<server-na me> [--ser[...] 
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                            Page 226Physical devices 212 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Get  physical  device  information iscon getpdevinfo -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p <password>] [-F [-M | -C <category>] | [-a] [-A] [-I <ACSL>] ] [-o <output-format>] [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon getpdevinfo --server-name=<server-name[...] 
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                            Page 227Physical devices 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 213 Rescan  physical  devices iscon rescandevices -s <server-name> [-u <username > -p <password>] [-a <adapter-range>] [-i <scsi-range>] [-l <lun-ra nge>] [-L] [-X <rpc- timeout>] iscon rescandevices --server-name=<server-name> [[...] 
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                            Page 228Physical devices 214 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 The  <guid>  is  the  unique  identifier  of  the  physical  device.  <ACSL >  is  the  SCSI  address  of  the  physical  device  in  the  following  format:  #: #:#:#  ( adapter:chann el:scsi  id:lun) [...] 
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                            Page 229Reports 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 215 Reports Serv er  throughput  report iscon createserverthroughputreport -s <server-name > [-u <username> -p <password] [-z <report period>] | [-D <date-range>] [-o <file name>] [-f] [-X <rpc- timeout>] iscon createserverthroughputreport --serve[...] 
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                            Page 230Reports 216 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 SCSI  channel  throughput  report iscon createscsichannelthroughputreport -s <server -name> [-u <username> -p <password>] [-z <report period>] | [-D <date-range>] -t <adapter-no> [-o <filename>] [-f] [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon createscsichanne[...] 
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                            Page 231Reports 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 217 Device  throughput  report iscon createdevicethroughputreport -s <server-name > [-u <username> -p <password>] -I <ACSL> [-z <report period>] | [-D <date-range>] [-o <filename>] [-f] [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon createdevicethroughputrepor[...] 
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                            Page 232Reports 218 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Physical  resources  configuration  report iscon createphyresourcesconfreport -s <server-name > [-u <username> -p <password>] [-o <filename>] [-f] [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon createphyresourcesconfreport --server-name=< server-name> [--server-username=<[...] 
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                            Page 233Reports 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 219 Specify  the ‐ f  ( ‐‐ force)  option  if  you  wa n t  to  overwrite  the  existing  file  if  the  output  file  already  exists. ‐ X  ( ‐‐ rpc ‐ timeout)  is  an  option  to  specify  a  number[...] 
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                            Page 234Reports 220 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 This  comm and  creates  a  report  that  displays  the  physical  resource  a llocation  of  a  specific  device  on  a  specific  serv er . ‐ I  <ACSL>  ( ‐‐ scsiaddress)  is  the  LUN  address  of  the [...] 
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                            Page 235Reports 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 221 [-D <date-range>] [-r <repl-resource-type> | -R <r esourceList>] [-o <outputFilename>] [-f] [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon createreplicationstatusreport --server-name= <server-name> [--server-username=<username> --server-password=<p assword>] [--[...] 
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                            Page 236Reports 222 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 [-o <filename>] [-f] [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon createvirlibinforeport --server-name=<server -name> [--server-username=<username> --server-password=<p assword>] [--output- file=<filename>] [--force] [--rpc-timeout=<rpc-timeout>] Description : This  comm a[...] 
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                            Page 237Reports 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 223 Create  job  report iscon createjobreport -s <server-name> [-u <userna me> -p <password>] [-z <report period>] | [-D <date-range>] [-o <file name>] [-f] [-X <rpc- timeout>] iscon createjobreport --server-name=<server-name> [--server-u[...] 
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                            Page 238Event Log 224 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Ev ent  Log Get  Event  Log iscon geteventlog -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p <password>] [-D <date-range>] [-F <fileFormat>] [-o <filename> ] [-H] [-f] [-X <rpc- timeout>] iscon geteventlog --server-name=<server-name> [--server-usernam[...] 
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                            Page 239Technical support 96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 225 T echnical  support Get  X ‐ Ray iscon getxray -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p < password>] [-l <#|all|YYMMDDhhmm-YYMMDDhhmm>] [-r] [-o <filen ame>] [-f] [-X <rpc- timeout>] iscon getxray --server-name=<server-name> [--server[...] 
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                            Page 240Technical support 226 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Get  attention  required  information iscon getattentionrequired -s <server-name> [-u <u sername> -p <password>] [-X <rpc-timeout>] iscon getattentionrequired --server-name=<server-n ame> [--server-username=<username> --server-password=<p a[...] 
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                            Page 24196267 • G 227 APPENDIX B Required  ports In  order  to  mainta in  a  high  level  of  security ,  yo u  should  disable  all  unnecessary  ports.  The  only  ports  required  by  VTL  are: ■ TCP  port  11576 ‐  Used  for  VTL  Console  to  VTL  Se[...] 
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                            Page 24396267 • G 229 APPENDIX C T roubleshooting This  appendix  addresses  the  following  issues: ■ “Problems  during  console  opera tions”  on  page 229 ■ “Problems  affecting  physi cal  resources”  on  page 232 ■ “Problems  with  virtual  resources”  on  page 233 ■ “[...] 
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                            Page 244230 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 5. If you still cannot connect, try to conn ect using the server ’s IP address instead of its server name (or vice versa). 6. If you can now connect , stop here. The  host  name  or  IP  address  that  failed  may  be  incorrect. 7. If you still cannot connect, check networ[...] 
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                            Page 24596267 • G Appendix C Troubleshooting 231 Case: Connection  fails  while  expanding  the  VTL  server  node 1. Chec k the memory consumption on the console host. 2. If memory consumption is excessive, stop unnecess ary pr ocesses, and retry . 3. If you can connect, stop here. Av o i d  running  memory ‐ intensive  a[...] 
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                            Page 246232 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Case: High  server  activity  1. Chec k the Event Log or syslog ( /var/adm/messages ) for CPU-intensive activity on the server . Backup  jobs  that  backup  to  multiple  virtual  or  physical  devices  in  parallel,  data  compression,  and  encrypti [...] 
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                            Page 24796267 • G Appendix C Troubleshooting 233 7. If you have still not solved the pr oblem, contact Sun technical support. Problems  with  virtual  resources Issue: V irtual  tapes  are  shown  offline  in  the  console  Indications: V irtual  tapes  are  offline . Diagnostics: Locate  th e  physical [...] 
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                            Page 248234 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 5. If you fi nd disk space errors, ther e may not be enough physical dis k space for the expansion. Add more physica l stor age or ch ange the size of exp ansion. Then r etry . 6. If no disk space problems wer e found, or if correcting them does not solve the problem, ma ke sure that the physical storag e[...] 
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                            Page 24996267 • G Appendix C Troubleshooting 235 2. If the operating system does not show the device, go t to “The operating system cannot detect the device” on page 235. 3. If the operating sys tem does show the device, go to “App lications cannot se e the device” on page 235. Case: The  operating  system  cannot  detect  the  [...] 
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                            Page 250236 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Case: The  backup  applicati on  cannot  see  the  device  at  all 1. If the operating system sees the device but a backup applicatio n does not, check the drivers for the backup sof tware. Make sur e the driver is appropriate for the library and tape drive type. 2. If a driver app[...] 
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                            Page 25196267 • G Appendix C Troubleshooting 237 3. Using the VTL console, load a tape into a virtual drive. While  most  raw  device  utilities  work  with  tape  drives,  they  canno t,  in  most  cases,  load  tapes.  Even  if  some  can  mo ve  tapes,  you  need  to  know  [...] 
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                            Page 252238 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Yo u  can  only  import  and  export  data  between  a  physic al  tape  device  and  a  virtual  tape  device  of  the  same  type,  using  physic al  and  virtual  media  of  the  same  capacity .  2. If dissimilar[...] 
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                            Page 25396267 • G Appendix C Troubleshooting 239 2. If physical tape drives requir e cleaning, clean them, and stop here. Retry the import/export operation. 3. If cleaning is unnecessary or does not help, see if phy sical tapes need to be moved and mounted before the import/export operation can continue. 4. If tapes have to be moved, move th em, and stop[...] 
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                            Page 254240 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 ▼ Ta k i n g  an  X ‐ Ray 1. In  the  object  tr ee  of  the  VTL  console,  right ‐ click  on  the  branch  representing  the  VTL  server  ( A below),  and  select  X-Ray  fr om  the  context  menu  ( B ). D A[...] 
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                            Page 25596267 • G Appendix C Troubleshooting 241 2. When  the  X-Ray Options  di alog  appears,  check  the  checkboxes  corresponding  to  the  items  that  you  need  to  include  ( C belo w). The  defaults  are  shown  below:  If  you  select  the  Log File  option,  y[...] 
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                            Page 25796267 • G 243 APPENDIX D SNMP  traps The  VTL  product  family  de fines  the  following  Simple  Network  Management  Protocol  (SNMP)  traps.  T rap Severity Message 9 Error SCSI Port E rror -- %1. 1000 Error Socket connecti on could not be terminate d properly -- %1. 1001 Error Socket connecti on could[...] 
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                            Page 258244 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 1020 Informational Replication for virtual tape %1 started . 1021 Informational Replication for virtual tape %1 finishe d. 1022 Warning Replication has failed for virtual tape %1 -- %2. 1023 Error Failed to conn ect to physica l device %1. Switching alias to %2. 1024 Informational Device %1 has attached t[...] 
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                            Page 25996267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 245 1047 Error Rescan replica has failed for virtua l device %1 -- the rep lica device failed with error %2. 1048 Error Rescan replica ha s failed for virtual devi ce %1 -- the network trans port returned error %2 . 1049 Error Rescan replica ca nnot proceed -- replica tion control area not pr esent on virtual devi [...] 
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                            Page 260246 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 1074 Error Replication can not proceed -- unable to al locate memory. 1075 Error Replication can not proceed -- unexpected er ror %1. 1076 Informational Starting replicati on for virtual device %1 of group %2 to replica de vice %3. 1077 Informational Replication for group %1 has completed successfully. 10[...] 
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                            Page 26196267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 247 7002 Error Patch %1 failed -- it ap plies only to build %2. 7003 Error Patch %1 failed -- you must be the root user to apply the patch. 7004 Warning Patch %1 installa tion failed -- it has already been applied. 7005 Error Patch %1 installa tion failed -- prerequi site patch %2 has not been applied. 7006 Error P[...] 
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                            Page 262248 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 10206 Informational Add scsi alias=%1. 10207 Error "Add Adapter % 1 failed, not enough memory. " 10208 Informational "Set Adapter %1 offline , adapter count %2." 10209 Error "Add Physical Device %1 fail ed, not enough memory." 10210 Warning Marked Physical Dev ice [%1] OFFLIN[...] 
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                            Page 26396267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 249 11006 Error VTL communicati on module failed to start . 11007 Warning There is not enough di sk space available to successfully comp lete this operation and mai ntain the integrity of the configuratio n file. There is currently %1 MB of disk space availab le. VTL requires %2 MB of disk space to continue. 11010 [...] 
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                            Page 264250 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 11170 Error Failed to virtualiz e LUN %1 because of mis matching size betwe en configuration file and disk. Please do re scan and try it again. 11200 Error Buffer overflow. 11201 Error Too many Console connec tions. 11202 Error Console (%1): Illegal access. 11203 Error Console (%1): SCSI device re -scanni[...] 
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                            Page 26596267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 251 11232 Error Console (%1) : Failed to g et memory stat us. 11233 Error Console (%1) : Failed to m ap the SCSI d evice name for [%2 %3 %4 %5]. 11234 Error "Console (%1): Fa iled to execute ""hdpar m"" for %2." 11235 Error Console (%1) : Failed to g et the VTL Se rver module status. 1[...] 
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                            Page 266252 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 11265 Error Console (%1): Failed to rest art IOCore mod ule. 11266 Error Console (%1): Failed to eras e partition of virtual device %2. 11267 Informational Console (%1): Virtual device %2 partiti on erased. 11268 Error Console (%1): Failed to update meta informati on of virtual device %2. 11269 Error Cons[...] 
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                            Page 26796267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 253 11298 Error Console (%1): Failed to reset cache on targe t device %2 (ID: %3) for %4 c opy. 11300 Error Invalid user name (%1) us ed by client at IP address %2. 11301 Error Invalid passwor d for user (%1) used by clien t at IP address %2. 11302 Error Invalid passcod e for machine (%1) used by cl ient at IP addr[...] 
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                            Page 268254 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 11509 Informational Console (%1): Proper ties set for the VTL Server. 11510 Error Console (%1): Failed to save report -- %2 . 11511 Error Console (%1): Failed to get the informatio n for the NIC. 11512 Error "Console (%1): Faile d to add a replica for virtua l tape %2 to VTL Server %3 (watermark: %4 [...] 
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                            Page 26996267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 255 11539 Error Console (%1): Fai led to import physical de vice %2. 11540 Error "Console (%1): Ho st name mismatch (old: %2 , new: %3)." 11541 Error Console (%1) : Failed to s ave event mess age (ID: %2). 11542 Error Console (%1): Fai led to remove virtual tap e replica %2. 11543 Informational Console (%[...] 
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                            Page 270256 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 11575 Error Console (%1): Faile d to unassign Fibre C hannel device %2 fro m %3 (not rolled back) and retu rns %4. 11576 Informational Console (%1): Fibre Channel device %2 u nassigned from %3. 11577 Error Console (%1): Failed to get Fibre Channel target information. 11578 Error Console (%1): Failed to ge[...] 
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                            Page 27196267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 257 11651 Error Medium Test faile d for SCSI device %1. 11652 Error "Could not get type fo r SCSI device %1, becaus e of inquiry string failu re." 11653 Error "Discarded s csi device %1, unsupported t ype ""%2""." 11654 Error "Discarded s csi device %1, missing MTI vendo[...] 
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                            Page 272258 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 11711 Error Console (%1): The replication setup for %2 %3(s) was rolled back. 11712 Error Console (%1): Failed to configure replicati on for %2 %3(s). Error: %4 . 11713 Informational Console (%1): Replic ation for %2 %3(s) configured successfu lly. 11714 Error Console (%1): The confi guration file update [...] 
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                            Page 27396267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 259 11740 Error Console (%1): Fai led to create virtual tap e drives. Error: %2. 11750 Informational Console (%1) : Add VirtualTape Library Emulation option successf ully. 11751 Informational Console (%1) : Remove VirtualTape Libr ary Emulation option succe ssfully. 11780 Informational Tape id %1 [%2] is enable d w[...] 
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                            Page 274260 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 12005 Error Failed to allo cate memory. 12006 Warning Log size warning. 12007 Error Failed to delete file %1. 12008 Error Wrong file format %1. 12009 Error Missing paramet er %1. 12010 Error Invalid paramet er %1. 12011 Error Wrong status for file %1. 13000 Informational "VTL Failover Module started [...] 
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                            Page 27596267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 261 13311 Error Failed to merge stat ic configuration for the primary server. 13312 Error Failed to m erge dynamic c onfiguration fo r the primary server. 13313 Error Out of memory -- %1. 13314 Error Failed to read from fi le %1. 13315 Error Failed to merge auth entication inform ation for the primary ser ver. 1331[...] 
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                            Page 276262 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 13811 Informational Primary server failback initiated. 13812 Informational Server IP addr ess add successfully. 13814 Informational Quorum disk returned to primary. 13815 Informational Virtual drives added successfully. 13816 Informational Primary server restored. 13817 Critical Primary server failback wa[...] 
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                            Page 27796267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 263 13843 Error Secondary se rver fail to get original c onf file from repository before failback . 13844 Error Failed to write %1 to re pository. 13845 Warning Quorum disk failu re detected. Secondary is still in takeove r mode. 13846 Informational Force takeover is initiated. Sec ondary will perfor m SCSI reserve[...] 
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                            Page 278264 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 13878 Error Primary server has invalid f ailover configu ration. 13879 Critical Secondary server det ect kernel module failure, reboot machi ne may need. 15050 Error Server ioctl call %1 fail ed on vdev id %2: Invalid Arg ument (EINVAL). 15051 Error Server ioctl c all %1 failed on vdev id % 2: I/O error ([...] 
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                            Page 27996267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 265 19051 Informational [Remote Copy ] The copying of the v irtual tape %1 to the r emote server has been started. 19052 Informational [Remote Copy] The copying of the virtua l tape %1 to the remote serve r has finished. 19053 Informational "[Remote Copy] Th e configuration for remote copy is removed . Server:[...] 
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                            Page 280266 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 19204 Error Console (%1): Failed to dele te Key %2. 19205 Informational Console (%1): Key %2 has be en deleted successfully. 19206 Error Console (%1): Failed to update information fo r key %2. 19207 Informational Console (%1): Inform ation for key %2 has been updated successful ly. 19208 Error Console (%1[...] 
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                            Page 28196267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 267 25001 Error %1 failed to start -- %2 . 25002 Informational %1 paused. 25003 Error %1 failed to pause -- %2 . 25004 Informational %1 resumed. 25005 Error %1 failed to resume -- %2. 25006 Informational %1 stopped. 25007 Error %1 failed to stop -- %2. 25008 Informational %1 shutdown. 25009 Informational %1 startin[...] 
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                            Page 282268 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 26207 Error Failed to define device %1 -- %2. 26208 Error Failed to unde fine device %1 -- %2. 26209 Error Drive %1 is busy a nd cannot be det ached. The SAN C lient cannot stop at this time. 26210 Informational Both %1 and % 2 have the same disk sig nature (%3). 27000 Error Failed to conn ect to VTL Se r[...] 
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                            Page 28396267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 269 40007 Error "Unload tape from drive f ailed, Drive % 1, EC %2" 40008 Error Failed to c reate new tape in Virtual L ibrary %1 40009 Error "HW Error with Move Me dium command, Lib %1, Sr cEle %2 DestEle %3" 40010 Error Attach to t ape %1 failed 40011 Error "Failed to read from Virt ual Ta[...] 
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                            Page 284270 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 40038 Informational "Physical Library un assigned. Vid %1, [%2][%3]" 40039 Error Read Element c ommand to Phys ical Library % 1 failed. EC %2 40040 Error Attach to device %1 faile d. EC %2 40041 Informational "Physical Tape Drive assigned to exclus ive use for VTL. VID %1, [%2] [%3]" 4[...] 
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                            Page 28596267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 271 40070 Error Cannot delete Tap e %1 40071 Error "Cannot impo rt Tape, dest slot %1 in V irtual Library %2 is ful l" 40072 Informational "Properties of Ta pe %1 has been changed. Barcode %2, MaxCapac ity %3 MB" 40073 Informational "Tape Created in Sta nd Alone Virtual Tape Drive. Tape VID[...] 
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                            Page 286272 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 40100 Error Waited %1 seconds to get a re sponse from %2 (%3) after trying to retrieve drive information in ACS %4. Timing out. 40101 Error Failed to retr ieve volume in formation in A CS %1 and Pool %2. Erro r from %3 (%4): %5. 40102 Error Waited %1 seconds to ge t a response from ACSLS (%2) after trying[...] 
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                            Page 28796267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 273 40127 Informational Disk space alloca ted for tape VID %1 Barcode [%2] in vault has bee n reclaimed successfully 40128 Error Failed to reclaim disk space allocated for tape VID %1 Barcode [%2] in va ult 40129 Informational No Free physical dri ve to load direct link tape VID %1 BarCode [%2]. 40130 Warning Unabl[...] 
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                            Page 28996267 • G 275 APPENDIX E E E ILOM  command  reference The  following  table  summarizes  Inte grated  Lights  Out  Manager  (ILOM )  commands  you  can  use  to  manage  the  service  processor .  For  more  information  on  ILOM  commands,  see  the  ILOM Adminis[...] 
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                            Page 290276 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Change  the  host  serial  port  configuration. Note:  This  sp eed  setting  must  match  the  speed  setting  for  ser ial  port  0,  COM1  or  /dev/ttyS 0  on  the  host  operating  system. set /SP/serial /host pendingspeed= int[...] 
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                            Page 29196267 • G Appendix E ILOM command reference 277 Host System Commands Delet e  thi s  device  from  an  SNMP  private  community . delete /SP/ser vices/snmp/communities/priva te/ comm2 Start  the  host  system. start /SYS Stop  the  host  system. stop /SYS Reset  the  host  system. reset /SYS Start ?[...] 
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