sanconf
auto-configures a library, modifies an existing library or drive configuration, or
removes drives from a library configuration within a SAN environment
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(this command is available on systems with the Data Protector User Interface
component installed)
sanconf
SYNOPSIS
sanconf -version | -help
sanconf [-mom] -list[_devices] [ListFileName] [-hosts host_1
[host_2...] | -hostsfile HostsFileName]
sanconf [-mom] -configure [ListFileName] -library LibrarySerial-
Number LibraryName [RoboticControlHostName] [DeviceTypeNumber |
".DeviceTypeExtension"] [-hosts host_1 [host_2...] | -hostsfile
HostsFileName] [-drive_template DriveTemplateFileName] [-lib-
rary_template LibraryTemplateFileName] [-[no_]multipath] [-san-
stableaddressing]
sanconf [-mom] -remove_drives LibraryName [-hosts host_1 [host_2...]
| -hostsfile HostsFileName]
sanconf [-mom] -remove_hosts host_1 [host_2 host_3 ...] -library
LibSerNo [-[no_]multipath]
DESCRIPTION
The sanconf command is a utility that provides easier configuration of libraries in
SAN environments. It can automatically configure a library within a SAN environment
by gathering information on drives from multiple clients and configuring them into a
single library. In MoM environments, sanconf can also configure any library in any
Data Protector cell that uses CMMDB, provided that the cell in which sanconf is
run uses CMMDB as well.
The sanconf command can be run on the Data Protector Cell Manager or on Data
Protector clients. It resides in the Data_Protector_home\bin directory on
Windows and in the /opt/omni/lbin directory on HP-UX and Solaris clients.
You can perform the following tasks using the sanconf command:
• Scan the specified Data Protector clients, gathering the information on SCSI
addresses of drives and robotic controls connected to the clients in the SAN
environment.
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