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Maintaining Your Library: Dell PowerVault 160T Tape Library User's Guide
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Maintaining Your Library: Dell™ PowerVault™ 160T Tape
Library User's Guide
Monitoring Library Subsystems
Maintenance Actions for all Users
Maintenance Actions for Administrative Users
The Dell PowerVault 160T provides advanced system monitoring and alerting mechanisms without the use an external
troubleshooting framework. Events provide data that provides operational feedback and guides service technicians through
diagnoses and corrective actions that can be taken before a problem can interfere with a backup.
The Monitor menu displays detailed information about the system, the drives, connectivity, the I/E stations, slots, and
media. The Tools menu allows administrators to test the drives, to capture a snapshot, to update software, and to calibrate
and configure the robot. The Service Wizard on the Tools menu is a troubleshooting tool available to administrative users.
For information about its use, refer to Troubleshooting
.
Monitoring Library Subsystems
The library allows you to get detailed status information grouped by one of six different menus:
System
Drive
Connectivity
I/E station
Slots
Media
You can also use the system status buttons to obtain this information. Refer to System Status Buttons
.
Monitoring System Status
Use the Monitor—> System command to display status information for various components.
1. If you have created a partition, use the View menu to select the appropriate library or partition. To find out how to do
so, refer to Selecting a Library or Partition
.
2. Select Monitor—> System.
The System Status dialog box is displayed.
For each component you can view: the component's name, its ID, and its status. Table 1
explains the items
listed in the dialog box.
Table 1. Monitor—> System Dialog Box Output
Description ID Description
Library [Serial number] Online/Offline
Media Moves [Robot number, if
available]
[Number of media moves within the history of the library]
Recovered Gets [Robot number, if
available]
[Number of recovered gets within the history of the library]
Recovered Puts [Robot number, if [Number of recovered puts within the history of the library
- User's Guide 2
- Features 3
- Control Module 4
- Library Management 5
- Cartridge Accessor 5
- Import/Export Station 5
- Cartridge Magazines 5
- Tape Cartridges 6
- Tape Drives 6
- Power System 6
- Expansion Modules 7
- Host Attachment 7
- Management 8
- Installing Cartridges 10
- Installing Tape Drives 11
- Applying Power 12
- Logging on Locally 13
- Running the Setup Wizard 13
- Setting Network Configuration 14
- Setting Partitions 14
- Installing a Remote Client 15
- Installation Requirements 16
- Launching a Remote Client 17
- Operator Panel 18
- Indicator Panel 19
- System Status Buttons 25
- System Status at a Glance 26
- Cartridge Handling Practice 28
- Write-Protecting Cartridges 28
- Installing Barcode Labels 29
- Using Cleaning Cartridges 29
- Managing Media 30
- Loading Drives 31
- Unloading Drives 31
- Moving Media 32
- Inventory 32
- Library User's Guide 33
- Working with Partitions 34
- Selecting a Mode 36
- Managing Connectivity 37
- Setting up Notification 38
- Specifying the Date and Time 39
- Enabling Licenses 39
- Configuring Devices 39
- Setting Device IDs 40
- SCSI Host 44
- Modifying SCSI Host Mapping 46
- Configuring E-mail Settings 47
- Creating User Accounts 49
- Modifying User Accounts 49
- Deleting User Accounts 50
- Cartridge Locations 50
- Column, Section, Row 51
- Back to Contents Page 55
- Monitoring Drive Status 59
- Monitoring Connectivity 60
- Monitoring I/E Station Status 61
- Monitoring Slot Status 61
- Monitoring Media Status 62
- Selecting a Subset of Media 63
- Is the Front Door Closed? 64
- Is a Cartridge Old? 64
- Do you Need to Cycle Power? 64
- Maintaining the Air Filter 64
- Capturing a Snapshot 65
- Updating the Software 66
- Running the Teach Test 67
- Problems With Your Order 72
- Product Information 73
- Before You Call 73
- Physical Specifications 87
- Configuration Two 88
- Configuration Three 89
- Configuration Four 89
- Barcode Requirements 90
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