v Media barcode
v Drive serial number
v TapeAlert value
v Occurrence count of TapeAlert
v Time and date of last TapeAlert occurrence (in GMT)
You can only access this report from the web client. The path to open the report is
Monitor System → Advanced Reporting → Media Integrity.
To configure the report, select the radio button beside the appropriate settings:
v Range — Specifies the range of time covered in the report
– Last seven days
– Last four weeks (default)
– Last three months
– All history (as far back as there is data in the log file)
v Attributes—Specifies which values are included in the report, and how they are
combined. Select in any combination, including all (default) and none. If you
select no attributes, the chart displays the TapeAlert count for the selected
Grouping.
– Cartridge Barcode — All relevant tape cartridges
– Drive Physical Serial Number (SN)— All relevant tape drives
– TapeAlert — The TapeAlert flags that were issued. For a description of all
TapeAlert flags, see a3576satdr.ditamap.
v Chart — Indicates how the data is displayed in the chart. Select Area, Bar
(default), Line, or Pie
v Type — Indicates he chart type. Select one of the following:
– Rollup (default) — Displays the number of TapeAlerts for the combination of
Grouping and Attributes you selected (default)
– Trend — Shows the occurrence of TapeAlerts over time
v Grouping — Specifies which one or more drives or tape cartridges on which to
base the report. Choose one of the following:
– All (default): — All tape drives and tape cartridges for which a TapeAlert was
issued during the specified range
– Selected Drive by Physical Serial Number— An individual tape drive. Only
tape drives which issued a TapeAlert during the specified range appear in the
report.
– Selected Cartridge by Barcode — An individual tape cartridge. Only tape
cartridges that were associated with a TapeAlert during the specified range
appear in the report.
v Sorting— Specifies how the data will be sorted. Choose from the following:
– Alphabetical
– Count (ascending)
– Last Occurrence (default)
Media Security:
Media Security is a feature of the library that enables you to be notified if media is
removed from the library without the administrators' knowledge or without
direction from the backup application.
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