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General SL Console Usage Tasks ▼ Log in to the Web-launched SL Console Using a Browser or Command Line Note – Before you perform this activity, you must obtain the DNS alias or IP address of the SL Console server. Depending on how your Web-launched SL Console server has been set up, it may be accessible only by IP address. See your library administrator for assistance. Note – The command line option is available on Solaris platforms only. On Windows 2000, you may need to install a Java plugin for your Web browser before performing this procedure. You can download the plugin from the following location: http://java.sun.com/products/archive/j2se/5.0_04/index.html On Solaris platforms, it is easier to log in to the Web-launched SL Console using the command line. If you prefer to log in using a Web browser, however, you need to download a recent version of the Firefox Web browser from the following location: www.mozilla.com 1. Choose your login method: ■ Command line – available on Solaris only. Proceed to Step 2. ■ Web browser – available on either Windows or Solaris. Proceed to Step 3. 2. Open a terminal window, and type the following command: javaws http://server_ID:port_ID/opel/slc.jnlp where: ■ server_ID is either of the following: ■ IP address of the SL Console server (in nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn format) ■ DNS alias of the SL Console server ■ port_ID is the port ID of the SL Console application, typically 8080 ■ opel is the name (context root) of the Web-launched SL Console application on the server. Proceed to Step 4. 3. Start a supported Web browser on your client PC or workstation (see “Client Requirements” on page 36 for a list of supported browsers), and in the Location Bar or Address field, enter the URL of the SL Console Web Start application: http://server_ID:port_ID/opel where: ■ server_ID is either of the following: ■ IP address of the SL Console server (in nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn format) ■ DNS alias of the SL Console server ■ port_ID is the port ID of the SL Console application; typically 8080 ■ opel is the name (context root) of the Web-launched SL Console application on the server. 42 SL500 User’s Guide • June 2010 Revision: KB • 96116
Note – You can bookmark this URL for future logins. The SL Console Launch screen appears. 4. Click Launch Now. General SL Console Usage Tasks The Web Start process retrieves the Web-launched SL Console application from the server. Any updates are downloaded automatically. The Opening slc.jnlp popup appears. 5. Complete the popup as follows: 96116 • Revision: KB Chapter 2 StorageTek Library Console 43
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Contents Summary of Changes xix Pre
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Help Navigation 34 Tips for Using t
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Storage Cells and Drives 100 Orphan
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Display Library Status 200 Display
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Physical Audit 275 Verified Audit 2
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Replace a Cleaning Cartridge 357 A.
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Figures FIGURE 1-1 Front View of Li
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Page 19 and 20: Summary of Changes EC Date Revision
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CHAPTER 5 Library Partitioning Note
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Installing the Partitioning Feature
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■ Partition 6 FIGURE 5-1 Library
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Library Internal Address Partitions
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■ Perform an audit of the library
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Partitions and CAPs Once you have a
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Partitioning Process Information in
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Partition Configuration Tasks Task
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▼ Create a Partition Partition Co
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▼ Configure a Host-Partition Conn
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Partition Configuration Tasks Note
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Partition Configuration Tasks 5. To
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▼ Commit Partition Configuration
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Partition Management Tasks Task Pag
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▼ Delete a Partition Partition Ma
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▼ Modify Host-Partition Connectio
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5. Click OK to confirm the deletion
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▼ Reallocate Library Resources Pa
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Partition Report Tasks Task Page Di
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2. In the pull-down menu, select th
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▼ Save Partition Report Data Part
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▼ Enter Cartridges Into a Partiti
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CAP Operation Tasks partitions, ope
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5. Click the Assign CAP Button tab.
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Partition Screen Reference Partitio
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Partitions—Instructions (Step 1)
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Partitions—Summary (Step 2) Sampl
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TOTAL LIBRARY RESOURCES Storage Cel
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Partition Summary Screens Partition
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Barcode Presentation Required. Tape
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- Storage cells have been configure
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Save OK Partition Design and Commit
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Partition Report Screens Partitions
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Screen Fields Please select a repor
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Screen Fields Module Row Display on
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Partition Report Screens Partitions
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Partition ID Display only. Partitio
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Screen Fields Module Row Display on
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Screen Fields Partition Name Displa
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Partitions—Reports—Partition Su
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See Also ■ Partitions—Reports
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Diagnostics > CAP—Assign CAP Butt
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See Also None Partition CAP Operati
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CHAPTER 6 Library Management Automa
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Library and Device Status Library a
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Library Management Tasks Task Page
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▼ Display Library Configuration I
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3. Reboot the library for the chang
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▼ Display Library Physical Config
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▼ Display Library Statistics Libr
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Screen Fields Start Date Display on
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CHAPTER 7 CAP Management CAP Operat
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▼ Display CAP Summary Information
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▼ Display CAP Properties CAP Mana
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CHAPTER 8 Drive Management You can
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▼ Display Drive Summary Informati
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▼ Display Drive Properties Drive
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▼ Display Current Drive Mappings
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▼ Display Drive Mapping History D
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▼ Display the Media Drive Events
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▼ Display the Drive Distribution
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Drive Management Tasks Total number
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Drive Management Tasks 3. In the Se
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CHAPTER 9 Cartridge Management All
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▼ Enter Cartridges Through the CA
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▼ Eject Cartridges Through the CA
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3. Click Cartridge Summary. The Car
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3. In the Source Location Mode fiel
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Cartridge Management Tasks 9. To ve
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3. In the Source Location Mode fiel
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Cartridge Management Tasks 10.To ve
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CHAPTER 10 Drive Cleaning The libra
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Drive Cleaning Tasks Task Page Conf
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Drive Cleaning Tasks 4. In the Thre
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Drive Cleaning Tasks Caution - Poss
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Drive Cleaning Tasks Note - To help
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▼ Display Drive Cleaning Status U
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4. Click the Start Clean button in
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CHAPTER 11 Robot Management Robotic
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▼ Display Robot Summary Informati
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▼ Display Robot Statistics Robot
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CHAPTER 12 SL Console Diagnostics a
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Library Firmware Upgrades Note - Th
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Audits Audits An audit is the proce
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Robot Diagnostic Moves Robot Diagno
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Diagnostic Move Control Functions T
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TABLE 12-1 Troubleshooting Table (C
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Event Monitor Tasks Task Page Displ
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Event Monitor Tasks 3. Click the ev
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Library Utility Tasks Task Page Per
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Library Utility Tasks The test begi
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▼ Perform a Disruptive Library Se
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Library Utility Tasks 6. When the t
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7. Click OK to terminate this SL Co
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Library Utility Tasks 6. In the Fil
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Library Utility Tasks 4. The Availa
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▼ Audit the Entire Library During
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▼ Audit a Range of Cells Audit Ta
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▼ Perform a Verified Audit Audit
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Drive Utility Tasks Task Page Perfo
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▼ Reboot a Drive Use this procedu
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Robot Utility Tasks Task Page Defin
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10.Click Finish to complete the set
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Robot Utility Tasks 4. Click the di
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Robot Utility Tasks 4. From the Def
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3. Use the File menu in each Monito
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CHAPTER 13 SNMP Support Simple Netw
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▼ Delete SNMP Users Use this proc
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▼ Transfer the Library MIB File S
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CHAPTER 14 Manual Operations When i
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▼ Power On the Library To power o
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▼ Open the Front Door (With Power
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General Library Operation Tasks War
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▼ Locate and Remove a Cartridge T
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Cartridge Handling Tasks 2. Insert
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▼ Remove a Cartridge from a Tape
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APPENDIX A TABLE A-1 Cell Figure Le
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FIGURE A-1 Base Module LTO Cells M
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FIGURE A-3 LTO Cell Locations for S
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Mixed-Media Configurations Mixed-Me
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FIGURE A-8 Mixed-Media Cells for Ba
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FIGURE A-9 Library and Rack Dimensi
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APPENDIX B Cartridge Information Th
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Ordering Cartridges and Labels Colo
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LTO (Ultrium) Cartridges Discuss wh
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SDLT/DLT-S4 Cartridges SDLT/DLT-S4
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APPENDIX C Web-launched SL Console
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Server Installation and Management
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Common Problems and Solutions The W
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Index A activated capacity 87-92 ce
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dWWN 217 dynamic World Wide Naming.
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Service Required indicator 13 Servi
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