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General| Type | Tape Library |
|---|---|
| Number of Cartridges | 48 |
| Tape Slots | 48 |
| Form Factor | Rack-mountable |
| Supported Drive Types | LTO-7, LTO-6 |
| Supported Tape Drives | LTO-8, LTO-7, LTO-6 |
| Interface | 6Gb/s SAS |
Describes the iSCSI bridge and its role in connecting networks to SAS storage devices.
Details how to connect SAS cables to the iSCSI bridge for data transfer.
Guides the initial configuration of the iSCSI bridge through its web interface.
Explains how to configure network parameters like IP address, gateway, and DNS for the iSCSI bridge.
Describes how to use the ping utility to verify network connectivity to the iSCSI bridge.
Details the process of changing the GUI access password for enhanced security.
Covers configuration of Network Time Protocol (NTP) and iSNS services for the bridge.
Explains how to configure the iSCSI target settings, including authentication and port details.
Discusses multipath configuration for sending data over multiple network connections for increased bandwidth.
Allows configuration of parameters controlling device behavior connected to the SAS bus.
Displays bridge performance details, firmware level, serial number, and system status.
Provides access to view the log status and events encountered by the bridge.
Enables saving and loading of bridge configuration parameters to/from a local disk.
Details the process for updating the iSCSI bridge's firmware with new versions.
Offers solutions for issues where the iSCSI bridge is not visible on the network.
Addresses issues where the iSCSI bridge is visible but no devices appear on the host.
Provides a checklist for improving iSCSI bridge performance and network throughput.
Provides instructions for setting up a computer for initial iSCSI bridge configuration on older Windows versions.
Details the steps for setting up a computer for initial iSCSI bridge configuration on Windows 2000/XP/2008.
Guides connecting to an iSCSI device using Microsoft iSCSI Initiator, covering setup, discovery, and session details.
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