Tape Drives: Monitoring and Recovery
HP Integrity NonStop NS-Series Operations Guide—529869-005
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Monitoring Tape Drive Status With OSM
4. If an alarm or degraded conditions exist, the tape drive probably requires either:
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Operator intervention. For more information, see Recovery Operations for Tape
Drives on page 11-8.
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Service or replacement. Contact your service provider and refer to the Support
and Service Library on page 1-12 for the replacement procedure.
An alternative (to the method described above) for monitoring tape drives in OSM is to
use the Multi-Resource Actions dialog box (available from the Display menu). In this
dialog box, select the Tape Drive object to see a list of all tape drives on the system,
along with their attribute values. From this list, you can:
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Sort by column headings
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View Alarms (for tape drives displaying a bell-shaped alarm icon) by right-clicking
on the tape drive and selecting Alarms.
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Perform actions on one or more tape drives (as described in Recovery Operations
Using the OSM Service Connection on page 11-8)
Figure 11-1. OSM: Monitoring Tape Drives Connected to an FCSA
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