*** Copyright (C) 1999 Hewlett-Packard Company
*** License is restricted for use with licensed
*** HP Data Protector products.
/dev/spt/sctl0> exit
2. To start uma for a backup device with the library robotics connected to the NDMP
Server with the robotics SCSI address "mc2", the NDMP Server hostname
"ndmpserver", the port number used by Data Protector to connect to the NDMP
Server "10000", and username and password of the user used by Data Protector
to connect to the NDMP Server "user password", enter the following command:
UMA -ioctl mc2 -interface 1 -ddt ndmpserver 10000 dump
user password
3. To let uma execute a batch script of its own commands, simply redirect its stdin
to a file containing a list of uma commands separated with newlines:
cat >/tmp/cmdFile
inq
addrstat
<ctrl-D>
uma -ioctl /dev/spt/sctl0 </tmp/cmdFile >/tmp/outFile
4. The following output is obtained by executing the addr command on the UNIX
device file referring to an ACL 4/52 DLT autochanger:
/dev/spt/sctl0> addr Element Addresses (T=Transport,
X=Im/Export, D=Drive, S=Storage):
Transport: 1 .. 1 (T1 .. T1)
Im/Export: 64 .. 67 (X1 .. X4)
Data Drive(s): 128 .. 131 (D1 .. D4)
Repository: 256 .. 303 (S1 .. S48)
The numbers returned by the addr command are the physical element addresses
of different elements within the autochanger - i.e. element address "256" would
correspond to the 1st repository slot, element address "65" would correspond
to the location of the 2nd data drive etc.
5. To start uma for the Grau DAS exchanger library with the robotics device file
"grauamu", run:
uma -pol 8 -ioctl grauamu
Command line interface reference 409
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