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Virtual Tape Popup Menu
Virtual tape control is handled using a popup menu (See Figure 3-48).
The virtual tape popup menu is accessed by first selecting the desired virtual tape and
then right-clicking it. The virtual tape popup menu offers the following controls:
• Mount: Mounts the virtual tape in its assigned virtual tape drive
• Rename: Allows for renaming (relabeling) the virtual tape. Selecting “Rename” will
bring up a window for changing the name of the selected virtual tape. After
entering the new name, click OK. To continue renaming virtual tapes in sequence,
click Next or Previous.
•
Set volume tag: Allows for adding a volume tag to the virtual tape.
A volume tag contains information used to physically identify a tape cartridge,
such as is presented by a barcode label on a tape cartridge. Thus, the “Set
volume tag” control allows a virtual tape to present a virtual barcode to a host.
• Erase: Erases the virtual tape contents. After confirming the tape erase, the HSTC
will also ask whether to clear the volume tag (See the “Set volume tag” control).
Keeping the volume tag will present the same empty tape to the host. Clearing the
Figure 3-48 Virtual Tape Popup Menu
Figure 3-49 “Rename virtual tapes” Window
Note
A virtual tape volume tag is only useful if the tape is assigned to a
virtual stacker, since a virtual standalone drive is incapable of reporting
a volume tag to a host.
- Operator’s 1
- Guide to conventions 2
- Table of Contents 3
- List of Figures 9
- Introduction to the miSAN 11
- Features 12
- Functionality 13
- Web Control Panel 14
- Introduction 15
- Java™ Installation 15
- Telnet Installation 15
- 16 Introduction to the miSAN 16
- Setting Up the miSAN 17
- Connecting the Cables 18
- 19 Setting Up the miSAN 19
- Power Button 20
- Settings 21
- Network Setup 22
- Remote iSCSI Target Device 23
- Host iSCSI Setup 24
- The Administrator 25
- The User 25
- The Security Officer 26
- Components 26
- Creating Virtual Tapes 28
- Creating Virtual Devices 29
- 30 Setting Up the miSAN 30
- 32 Setting Up the miSAN 32
- Interface Layout 33
- HSTC Options 34
- Information 34
- Browser links 35
- Devices Tab 35
- Virtual tape Tab 36
- Physical tapes Tab 36
- Messages 36
- Disk Storage 37
- Create Virtual Tapes 38
- Format Disks Tab 40
- Configure Virtual Devices 41
- Assign Virtual Tapes 42
- Configure Auto-archive 44
- Set Date and Time 45
- Update License 46
- Rescan Physical Devices 46
- Shut Down the HSTC 47
- Configuration 49
- Host vs. job I/O policy 50
- Host I/O idle minutes 51
- Overwrite non-committed 51
- SNMPWEBCARD 54
- SCSI HBA Ports 56
- HBA X speed 57
- Remote iSCSI device X 58
- Device X iSCSI Username 58
- Device X iSCSI password 58
- 5. Click on iSCSI password 59
- 11. Open the 61
- Network Configuration 62
- This is a 63
- X IP address 64
- X subnet mask 64
- Message Delivery 65
- 137.157.1.8:587 66
- Accounts 67
- Advanced Options 68
- Product Information 69
- Physical Devices 70
- Virtual Devices 70
- Virtual device assignments 70
- Credits and Licenses 70
- Mounted Medium listbox 72
- Autoload checkbox 72
- Virtual Stacker Device Panel 72
- Menu Button 76
- from a ph 78
- Host access 81
- Job control 81
- Physical Stacker Device Panel 82
- Inventory tab 82
- Disk cache 84
- Using host access 90
- Disabling host access 90
- Properties tab 91
- Optical Drive Device Panel 91
- Status Fields 93
- Virtual Tape Popup Menu 94
- Bar code: 96
- Physical Tapes Tab 97
- Jobs Tab 99
- Cybernetics UM-MV-86-B1-0801 100
- Activity Monitor 101
- Messages Tab 102
- UM-MV-86-B1-0801 Cybernetics 103
- Telnet Menu System 105
- Menu Operation 106
- SCSI configuration 107
- Display debug output 108
- Rescan SCSI buses 108
- Swap SCSI HBA ports 108
- Caution 109
- 110 Telnet Menu System 110
- Using the 3ware Disk Manager 111
- Logging In 112
- 3DM Menus 113
- Refreshing the Screen 113
- Setting Up 3DM Preferences 115
- 3DM Settings on the menu bar 117
- Controller Summary Page 118
- Controller Details Page 119
- Unit Information Page 120
- Unit Details Page 121
- Drive Information Page 122
- Port Page 123
- Controller Settings Page 124
- Background Task Rate 125
- Unit Policies 125
- Unit Names 126
- Other Controller Settings 126
- Scheduling Page 127
- About Task Schedules 128
- About Self-tests 128
- Rescan Controller 129
- Maintenance Task Buttons 131
- Alarms Page 133
- 3DM Settings Page 134
- E-mail Notification 135
- Password 135
- Page Refresh 135
- Remote Access 136
- Incoming Port # 136
- Creating a New Unit 136
- Rebuilding a Unit 137
- Creating a Hot Spare 138
- Adding a Drive 138
- Removing a Drive 138
- Product Specifications 147
- Non-operating 148
- Operating 148
- Microsoft 149
- iSCSI Initiator Software 149
- 5. Click 150
- Next to continue 152
- to continue 153
- Changing initiator node name 155
- Adding Target Devices 155
- Figure A-1 Advanced Settings 156
- OK to log onto the target 157
- Creating System Dependencies 158
- DependOnService 159
- Initiator 160
- LanmanWorkstation 161
- 3. Click “Log off” 162
- Linux iSCSI Initiator 163
- Core-iSCSI Setup 164
- Debian lk 2.6 164
- Source Compilation 165
- Test the setup 165
- Cybernetics UM-MV-12-B1-0801 166
- Glossary 167
- Common Questions 175
- Return Policies 179
- You must: 180
- Cybernetics (RAN XX-XXXX) 181
- 111 Cybernetics Way 181
- Yorktown, VA 23693 181
- Technical Support 183
- Cybernetics miSAN-V-Series 185
- FCC Notice 186
- CSA Notice 186
- GNU GPL Notice 186
- Apache Software License 186
- Product Warranty Statement 190
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