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Shows library views and the locations of components.
Details configurations, addressing, and capacities for LTO storage cells.
Describes LTO array and magazine types, and module compatibility.
Explains the numbering scheme for cartridges and tape drive slots.
Details the number of cartridge and tape drive slots based on module configuration.
Explains how to increase storage cell capacity and tape drives by adding modules.
Details mixed-media storage cell and tape drive locations.
Describes mixed-media array and magazine types, and module compatibility.
Explains the numbering scheme for mixed-media cartridges and tape drive slots.
Details slot counts for mixed-media configurations based on module types.
Explains increasing mixed-media capacity by adding Drive Expansion Modules.
Describes the library controls and indicators for monitoring and troubleshooting.
Details the function of the library power switch.
Describes the meaning and action of the power supply LED.
Describes the meaning and action of the drive tray LED.
Explains the functions of the keypad and its LEDs.
Describes the indicators on the RLC card.
Lists supported tape drives and provides information on hot-swapping.
Discusses media compatibility and cartridge labels for LTO drives.
Discusses media compatibility and cartridge labels for SDLT/DLT-S4 drives.
Describes the function and settings of cartridge access ports (CAPs).
Details the components of the robotics unit and safety parking procedures.
Describes the library's standard and optional redundant power supplies.
Details the library's electronics, including communication and sensor components.
Describes the RLC card's function and stored information.
Identifies the RLW SCSI and MPU2 Fibre Channel interface cards.
Describes safety features for cards, power supply, robotics, and front door.
Explains protective modules for hazardous voltages and sensitive electronics.
Describes how the robot parks for safety and power removal when the door opens.
Details front door security with key access and sensor-based robot disabling.
Describes the major interfaces including library control path and Ethernet.
Provides instructions for tape read/write and robotic move operations.
Overview of the SL Console GUI for monitoring and managing the library.
Describes the different modes for running the SL Console application.
Details user authentication and authorization features within the SL Console.
Explains the requirement for valid user IDs and passwords for SL Console access.
Describes the one-time activation password for initial SL Console setup.
Provides procedures for logging in, logging off, and changing user passwords.
Details login procedures based on the SL Console mode being used.
Procedure for safely logging off the SL Console session.
Step-by-step instructions for modifying a user account password.
Explains the components of the SL Console screen interface.
Details how to refresh the console display to match the controller database.
Explains how to modify the layout and display of selected SL Console screens.
Describes the optional flat-panel display for running SL Console at the library.
Procedure for entering data using the local operator panel keypad.
Procedure for modifying data using the local operator panel keypad.
Steps to log in to the local operator panel.
Details running the SL Console application remotely from a PC or workstation.
Explains the security layer (SSL) for secure communication.
Lists the platform and other requirements for installing the standalone SL Console.
Provides procedures for downloading and installing the standalone SL Console.
Procedure to download the SL Console installer program.
Procedure to install the standalone SL Console on a PC or workstation.
Steps to start and log in to the standalone SL Console application.
Information on uninstalling previous versions before installing new ones.
Details installing the SL Console on a centralized Web server for client access.
Guarantees software integrity via digital signing and Java 2 platform security.
Lists the platform and other requirements for Web-launched SL Console clients.
Explains that updates are installed on the Web server and propagated to clients.
Methods to start and log in to the Web-launched SL Console on a client.
Procedure to log in using a web browser or command line.
Procedure to log in by double-clicking the slc.jnlp desktop icon.
Provides information on library activity, events, and potential problems via reports.
Lists the available report types: Log, Statistics, Status Detail, Status Summary, Version.
Procedure to select and display library reports.
Functions available on the report options bar: Search, Update, Save.
Procedure to search for a specific text string within a report.
Procedure to refresh the report display with current data.
Procedure to save report data to a file in HTML, Text, or XML format.
Displays information for library operators, programmers, administrators, and representatives.
Methods to display context-sensitive or general help information.
Describes the Table of Contents (TOC) and Index panels in the help system.
Provides tips for customizing and navigating the SL Console Help screen.
Describes automatic cartridge mounting and dismounting without manual intervention.
Explains the primary function of automated cartridge mounting and dismounting.
Details the simplified steps involved in mounting a cartridge in a drive.
Details the simplified steps involved in dismounting a cartridge from a drive.
Identifies conditions indicating the library is not in automated mode.
Displays health indicators for library devices like drives, CAPs, and robots.
Describes actions to take when SL Console loses communication with the library controller.
Accesses library configuration, status, and drive auto-clean settings.
Describes general CAP activities applying to all libraries.
Provides tasks related to managing cartridges within the library.
Details using the recovery move diagnostic function to move cartridges.
Explains periodic drive cleaning to prevent read/write errors.
Information on using and managing cleaning cartridges.
Procedure for carefully ejecting expired cleaning cartridges from the library.
Describes how the library controller automatically initiates drive cleaning.
Procedure to initiate drive clean operations manually.
Categorizes library automated operation tasks.
Tasks related to managing the library's status and configuration.
Views the current operational state of the library.
Displays physical, mechanical, and logical library configuration details.
Enables and sets the Fibre Channel Port A address for the library.
Views library controller details, including serial number and firmware versions.
Views the current physical configuration of the library.
Views library statistics like robot/library uptime and request counts.
Displays library reports from the Tools > Reports menu.
Searches a library report for a specified text string.
Saves library report data to a text (.txt) file.
Tasks related to managing cartridge access ports (CAPs).
Displays summary information for all CAPs in the library.
Displays the current operational state of a CAP.
Displays static CAP information, including serial number and cell count.
Tasks related to managing cartridges within the library.
Procedure to enter a cartridge into the library through a CAP.
Procedure to eject a cartridge from the library through a CAP.
Displays information about all library cartridges, including VOLIDs and locations.
Moves a cartridge with a specified VOLID to a specified location within the library.
Moves a cartridge from one specified location to another within the library.
Tasks related to managing library drives.
Displays summary information for all drives in the library.
Displays the current operational state of a selected drive.
Views detailed drive configuration, including type and port configuration.
Enables or disables a physical port on a drive.
Lists the most recent library media access errors.
Tasks related to performing drive cleaning operations.
Enables or disables the drive auto clean feature.
Procedure to enter new cleaning or diagnostic cartridges through a CAP.
Procedure to eject expired cleaning or diagnostic cartridges through the CAP.
Displays details for each cleaning cartridge in the library.
Displays the current cleaning status of a drive.
Procedure to manually initiate and perform drive cleaning operations.
Tasks related to monitoring the library's HandBot.
Displays summary information for the library HandBot.
Displays the current operational state of a HandBot.
Displays HandBot statistics including Get, Put, and Retry counts.
Describes license key files delivered via email or installed by support.
Detailed instructions for installing and managing library feature licenses.
Summary of the license installation process, from purchase to reboot.
Lists tasks involved in receiving, installing, displaying, and deleting licenses.
Procedure to receive a license key file via email from Sun Microsystems.
Procedure to install a new license key file on the target library.
Displays features currently installed on the library.
Procedure to delete a license key file from an SL500 library.
Detailed descriptions of SL Console licensing screens.
Describes the screen listing currently installed library features and licenses.
Describes the screen to display and install a new license key file.
Describes features and restrictions for managing library capacity.
Defines terms used in library capacity management.
Discusses capacity planning considerations and contiguous licensing rules.
Table showing LTO licensed capacity based on module type and configuration.
Table showing mixed-media licensed capacity based on module type and configuration.
Explains rules the library controller uses when filling licensed storage cells.
Describes orphaned cartridges in non-partitioned libraries and their causes.
Considerations for installing new or decreasing licensed storage capacity.
Special considerations for installing new licensed storage capacity.
Special considerations and cautions for deleting licensed storage capacity.
Explains how the library controller notifies hosts of capacity changes.
Describes features and restrictions for configuring and using library partitioning.
Details system requirements and notes on partitioning support.
Explains how partitioning is enabled or disabled by CSE and library states.
Offers guidance on planning library partitions, storage, and host assignments.
Special considerations after installing the partitioning feature.
Explains that total allocated capacity cannot exceed licensed capacity.
Details information needed to configure library partitions using SL Console.
Includes partition ID, name, and barcode format for partition summary.
Identifies hosts that can access a partition and connection configuration.
Defines partition boundaries by selecting resources to add or remove.
Procedure to delete the Partitioning feature by removing its license key file.
Describes resource addresses and schemes used within the library.
Details unique identification of resources using internal and SCSI addressing.
Explains the four-digit LMRC address scheme for physical resource locations.
Describes the element address used by hosts to identify library resources.
Explains resource ownership and states (allocated, unallocated, unavailable).
Describes how CAP cells can be allocated individually to partitions.
Describes CAP cells left unallocated and usable by any partition.
Describes CAP cells allocated to one or more partitions individually.
Recommends assigning partitions to the CAP Open button.
Describes orphaned cartridges in partitioned libraries and how to resolve them.
Provides steps for configuring library partitions using SL Console screens.
Recommended sequence for configuring library partitions for the first time.
Describes the dynamic workspace for designing library partitions.
Divides partitioning tasks into categories: Configuration, Management, Report, CAP.
Lists tasks for configuring library partitions.
Reviews instructions for the partition configuration process.
Procedure to create a new library partition and assign its storage capacity.
Configures the connection between a host and a selected partition.
Adds or removes library resources like cells, drives, or CAPs from a partition.
Verifies partition configuration changes and warns of possible errors.
Actions to resolve and disposition orphaned cartridges before committing changes.
Updates the library controller database with partition configuration changes.
Tasks related to managing existing library partitions.
Changes the name or barcode presentation format of an existing partition.
Deletes a partition from the library, making resources available.
Modifies the host WWPN or LUN number for a host-partition connection.
Deletes a host-partition connection, revoking host access.
Refreshes the workspace with current data, discarding uncommitted changes.
Moves library resources from one partition to another using the Design screen.
Process for making hardware changes without losing partitioning information.
Tasks related to generating, printing, and saving partition reports.
Displays partition reports like Cartridge Cell Summary and Host Connections.
Procedure to print a partition report to a selected printer.
Saves partition report data to a comma-separated file (.csv).
Screens related to CAP operations within partitioned libraries.
Assigns the CAP Open button on the control panel to specific partitions.
Descriptions of screens showing partition summary and connection information.
Displays instructions for using the partition screens.
Displays summary info for the library and selected partitions.
Configures the connection between a host and the selected partition.
Deletes the selected host-partition connection.
Modifies the configuration of the selected host-partition connection.
Adds a new partition, allowing up to eight partitions with IDs ranging from 1–8.
Confirms deletion of a specified partition and its associated information.
Modifies the name or barcode format of the selected partition.
Screens for defining partition boundaries and committing changes.
Defines partition boundaries by selecting resources to include in the partition.
Displays configuration errors in the current SL Console partition workspace.
Commits all data from the SL Console partition workspace to the library controller.
Confirms applying partition configuration changes, listing potential errors.
Descriptions of screens for generating, printing, and saving partition reports.
Allows selection of library partition reports like Summary and Details.
Displays detailed info on library resources and stored cartridges.
Displays detailed information about all host-partition connections.
Displays locations and VOLIDs of orphaned cartridges and explains why.
Displays detailed information for a selected partition.
Displays summary information for all partitions in the library.
Describes library operations monitoring and logging, categorized by events.
Allows reviewing library events and spooling information to a text file.
Details the self-test diagnostic utility for identifying basic library problems.
Describes the process of loading and activating new firmware.
Provides information on downloading firmware upgrade packages.
Steps for loading firmware code onto the library controller.
Process of reading and cataloging cartridges, verifying locations.
Verifies VOLIDs and updates the cartridge database, changing status to 'True'.
Validates cartridge location status and updates the database if 'false'.
Used to monitor or diagnose HandBot problems with or without cartridges.
Defines location parameters for get operations in diagnostic moves.
Specifies locations for supplying cartridges for diagnostic moves.
Defines the sequence for accessing locations in diagnostic moves.
Accesses locations sequentially within the target address range.
Randomly picks locations in the target address range for access.
Options to manage currently open diagnostic moves (Start, Pause, Stop, Resume).
Provides troubleshooting tips for common library problems.
Categorizes library diagnostic and utility tasks.
Tasks related to displaying and spooling event monitor data.
Dynamically displays event monitor information.
Spools and saves event monitor data to a file for analysis.
Allows opening and managing multiple event monitors simultaneously.
Tasks related to library self-tests, reboots, and code downloads.
Performs a library self-test to diagnose basic problems.
Procedure to reboot the library by reloading firmware and restarting the controller.
Procedure to download updates to library controller firmware.
Activates downloaded code, making it ready for library controller operations.
Tasks related to auditing library cartridges and locations.
Performs a background audit of all library cells, cataloging VOLIDs and locations.
Audits a specific range of storage cells, updating the controller database.
Validates specific cartridge locations and updates the database if status is 'false'.
Tasks related to performing drive self-tests and reboots.
Performs a non-disruptive self-test on a selected drive.
Procedure to reboot a specific drive.
Tasks related to defining, managing, and running HandBot diagnostic moves.
Sets up and defines diagnostic move routines.
Manages existing diagnostic move sequence definitions (Add, Open, Modify, Remove, Copy).
Saves a defined diagnostic move to a local file (.xml).
Starts a defined diagnostic move.
Controls and monitors the status of one or more open diagnostic moves.
Describes data provided by SNMP traps (severity, result codes, activity strings).
Details SNMP UDP ports (61 for agent, 62 for manager) and protocol.
Explains SNMPv2c community strings and SNMPv3 for access control.
Tasks related to configuring and using SNMP on the library.
Procedure to add an SNMP user with version, community, and authentication details.
Procedure to delete an SNMP user by entering their index number.
Procedure to add a trap recipient location for receiving SNMP traps.
Procedure to delete a trap recipient.
Procedure to set up SNMP port control for the library.
Copies the public SNMP management information base (MIB) file to a location.
Highlights safety precautions before entering the library.
Explains protective modules for hazardous voltages and sensitive electronics.
Describes how the robot parks for safety and power removal when the door opens.
Details front door security with key access and sensor-based robot disabling.
Categorizes manual library tasks.
Tasks related to general library operations like power and door management.
Procedure to safely power off the library after ensuring jobs are complete.
Procedure to power on the library by closing the door and pressing the switch.
Steps to ensure cartridges are correctly inserted and drives are online.
Procedure to open the front door when library power is available.
Procedure to open the front door when library power is not available.
Procedure to secure the front door when library power exists.
Procedure to secure the front door when library power is not available.
Tasks related to handling cartridges, including insertion and removal.
Procedure to locate and remove a particular cartridge from the library.
Procedure to insert cartridges into storage cells, ensuring correct labeling.
Procedure to manually insert a cartridge into a tape drive.
Procedure to manually remove a cartridge from a tape drive.
Procedure to remove a cartridge from the gripper assembly.
Procedure to replace an expired cleaning cartridge with a new one.
Shows LTO storage cell and tape drive locations.
Shows mixed-media storage cell and tape drive locations.
Provides library and rack dimensions, weights, environment, and power specifications.
Diagrams and measurements for library and rack dimensions.
Diagrams showing required service and opening clearances.
Lists the weights of library components, drives, trays, and cartridges.
Specifies operating, storage, and transporting environmental parameters.
Lists power specifications for library modules and tape drives.
Provides guidelines for proper cartridge handling to prevent data loss or damage.
Details what to look for when inspecting cartridges for defects.
Provides instructions for storing and cleaning tape cartridges.
States that cartridges must meet American National Standard specifications.
Provides guidance on ordering Sun-branded labeled cartridges and labels.
Describes LTO cartridges, including components and valid label formats.
Explains LTO cartridge label formats and requirements.
Explains how to set the write-protect switch for write-enabled or read-only tapes.
Describes SDLT/DLT-S4 cartridges, including components and valid labels.
Explains SDLT/DLT-S4 cartridge label formats and requirements.
Explains setting the write-protect switch for SDLT/DLT-S4 cartridges.
Tasks related to handling cartridges, including applying labels.
Procedure to apply labels to cartridges if they were not ordered pre-applied.
Customer responsibility for implementing security systems like firewalls and user access.
Deploying SL Console on a J2EE compliant Web server, recommending Java System Web Server.
Procedures for installing and managing the Web-launched SL Console server.
Procedure to download the Java System Web Server software.
Procedure to install the Java System Web Server.
Steps to start and log in to the Java System Web Server Admin Console.
Procedure to install and deploy the Web-launched SL Console on the server.
Procedure to start the Web-launched SL Console application.
Procedure to update the running Web-launched SL Console.
Solutions for common problems with Java System Web Server installation.
Addresses installation errors encountered on Windows 2000.
Details the MSVCP60.dll error during Windows 2000 installation.
Provides steps to resolve the MSVCP60.dll error.
Addresses installation errors specific to Solaris 9 & 10.
Details errors related to HotSpot start failure and JVM not found.
Provides steps to solve the Java Home error on Solaris.
Shows library views and the locations of components.
Details configurations, addressing, and capacities for LTO storage cells.
Describes LTO array and magazine types, and module compatibility.
Explains the numbering scheme for cartridges and tape drive slots.
Details the number of cartridge and tape drive slots based on module configuration.
Explains how to increase storage cell capacity and tape drives by adding modules.
Details mixed-media storage cell and tape drive locations.
Describes mixed-media array and magazine types, and module compatibility.
Explains the numbering scheme for mixed-media cartridges and tape drive slots.
Details slot counts for mixed-media configurations based on module types.
Explains increasing mixed-media capacity by adding Drive Expansion Modules.
Describes the library controls and indicators for monitoring and troubleshooting.
Details the function of the library power switch.
Describes the meaning and action of the power supply LED.
Describes the meaning and action of the drive tray LED.
Explains the functions of the keypad and its LEDs.
Describes the indicators on the RLC card.
Lists supported tape drives and provides information on hot-swapping.
Discusses media compatibility and cartridge labels for LTO drives.
Discusses media compatibility and cartridge labels for SDLT/DLT-S4 drives.
Describes the function and settings of cartridge access ports (CAPs).
Details the components of the robotics unit and safety parking procedures.
Describes the library's standard and optional redundant power supplies.
Details the library's electronics, including communication and sensor components.
Describes the RLC card's function and stored information.
Identifies the RLW SCSI and MPU2 Fibre Channel interface cards.
Describes safety features for cards, power supply, robotics, and front door.
Explains protective modules for hazardous voltages and sensitive electronics.
Describes how the robot parks for safety and power removal when the door opens.
Details front door security with key access and sensor-based robot disabling.
Describes the major interfaces including library control path and Ethernet.
Provides instructions for tape read/write and robotic move operations.
Overview of the SL Console GUI for monitoring and managing the library.
Describes the different modes for running the SL Console application.
Details user authentication and authorization features within the SL Console.
Explains the requirement for valid user IDs and passwords for SL Console access.
Describes the one-time activation password for initial SL Console setup.
Provides procedures for logging in, logging off, and changing user passwords.
Details login procedures based on the SL Console mode being used.
Procedure for safely logging off the SL Console session.
Step-by-step instructions for modifying a user account password.
Explains the components of the SL Console screen interface.
Details how to refresh the console display to match the controller database.
Explains how to modify the layout and display of selected SL Console screens.
Describes the optional flat-panel display for running SL Console at the library.
Procedure for entering data using the local operator panel keypad.
Procedure for modifying data using the local operator panel keypad.
Steps to log in to the local operator panel.
Details running the SL Console application remotely from a PC or workstation.
Explains the security layer (SSL) for secure communication.
Lists the platform and other requirements for installing the standalone SL Console.
Provides procedures for downloading and installing the standalone SL Console.
Procedure to download the SL Console installer program.
Procedure to install the standalone SL Console on a PC or workstation.
Steps to start and log in to the standalone SL Console application.
Information on uninstalling previous versions before installing new ones.
Details installing the SL Console on a centralized Web server for client access.
Guarantees software integrity via digital signing and Java 2 platform security.
Lists the platform and other requirements for Web-launched SL Console clients.
Explains that updates are installed on the Web server and propagated to clients.
Methods to start and log in to the Web-launched SL Console on a client.
Procedure to log in using a web browser or command line.
Procedure to log in by double-clicking the slc.jnlp desktop icon.
Provides information on library activity, events, and potential problems via reports.
Lists the available report types: Log, Statistics, Status Detail, Status Summary, Version.
Procedure to select and display library reports.
Functions available on the report options bar: Search, Update, Save.
Procedure to search for a specific text string within a report.
Procedure to refresh the report display with current data.
Procedure to save report data to a file in HTML, Text, or XML format.
Displays information for library operators, programmers, administrators, and representatives.
Methods to display context-sensitive or general help information.
Describes the Table of Contents (TOC) and Index panels in the help system.
Provides tips for customizing and navigating the SL Console Help screen.
Describes automatic cartridge mounting and dismounting without manual intervention.
Explains the primary function of automated cartridge mounting and dismounting.
Details the simplified steps involved in mounting a cartridge in a drive.
Details the simplified steps involved in dismounting a cartridge from a drive.
Identifies conditions indicating the library is not in automated mode.
Displays health indicators for library devices like drives, CAPs, and robots.
Describes actions to take when SL Console loses communication with the library controller.
Accesses library configuration, status, and drive auto-clean settings.
Describes general CAP activities applying to all libraries.
Provides tasks related to managing cartridges within the library.
Details using the recovery move diagnostic function to move cartridges.
Explains periodic drive cleaning to prevent read/write errors.
Information on using and managing cleaning cartridges.
Procedure for carefully ejecting expired cleaning cartridges from the library.
Describes how the library controller automatically initiates drive cleaning.
Procedure to initiate drive clean operations manually.
Categorizes library automated operation tasks.
Tasks related to managing the library's status and configuration.
Views the current operational state of the library.
Displays physical, mechanical, and logical library configuration details.
Enables and sets the Fibre Channel Port A address for the library.
Views library controller details, including serial number and firmware versions.
Views the current physical configuration of the library.
Views library statistics like robot/library uptime and request counts.
Displays library reports from the Tools > Reports menu.
Searches a library report for a specified text string.
Saves library report data to a text (.txt) file.
Tasks related to managing cartridge access ports (CAPs).
Displays summary information for all CAPs in the library.
Displays the current operational state of a CAP.
Displays static CAP information, including serial number and cell count.
Tasks related to managing cartridges within the library.
Procedure to enter a cartridge into the library through a CAP.
Procedure to eject a cartridge from the library through a CAP.
Displays information about all library cartridges, including VOLIDs and locations.
Moves a cartridge with a specified VOLID to a specified location within the library.
Moves a cartridge from one specified location to another within the library.
Tasks related to managing library drives.
Displays summary information for all drives in the library.
Displays the current operational state of a selected drive.
Views detailed drive configuration, including type and port configuration.
Enables or disables a physical port on a drive.
Lists the most recent library media access errors.
Tasks related to performing drive cleaning operations.
Enables or disables the drive auto clean feature.
Procedure to enter new cleaning or diagnostic cartridges through a CAP.
Procedure to eject expired cleaning or diagnostic cartridges through the CAP.
Displays details for each cleaning cartridge in the library.
Displays the current cleaning status of a drive.
Procedure to manually initiate and perform drive cleaning operations.
Tasks related to monitoring the library's HandBot.
Displays summary information for the library HandBot.
Displays the current operational state of a HandBot.
Displays HandBot statistics including Get, Put, and Retry counts.
Describes license key files delivered via email or installed by support.
Detailed instructions for installing and managing library feature licenses.
Summary of the license installation process, from purchase to reboot.
Lists tasks involved in receiving, installing, displaying, and deleting licenses.
Procedure to receive a license key file via email from Sun Microsystems.
Procedure to install a new license key file on the target library.
Displays features currently installed on the library.
Procedure to delete a license key file from an SL500 library.
Detailed descriptions of SL Console licensing screens.
Describes the screen listing currently installed library features and licenses.
Describes the screen to display and install a new license key file.
Describes features and restrictions for managing library capacity.
Defines terms used in library capacity management.
Discusses capacity planning considerations and contiguous licensing rules.
Table showing LTO licensed capacity based on module type and configuration.
Table showing mixed-media licensed capacity based on module type and configuration.
Explains rules the library controller uses when filling licensed storage cells.
Describes orphaned cartridges in non-partitioned libraries and their causes.
Considerations for installing new or decreasing licensed storage capacity.
Special considerations for installing new licensed storage capacity.
Special considerations and cautions for deleting licensed storage capacity.
Explains how the library controller notifies hosts of capacity changes.
Describes features and restrictions for configuring and using library partitioning.
Details system requirements and notes on partitioning support.
Explains how partitioning is enabled or disabled by CSE and library states.
Offers guidance on planning library partitions, storage, and host assignments.
Special considerations after installing the partitioning feature.
Explains that total allocated capacity cannot exceed licensed capacity.
Details information needed to configure library partitions using SL Console.
Includes partition ID, name, and barcode format for partition summary.
Identifies hosts that can access a partition and connection configuration.
Defines partition boundaries by selecting resources to add or remove.
Procedure to delete the Partitioning feature by removing its license key file.
Describes resource addresses and schemes used within the library.
Details unique identification of resources using internal and SCSI addressing.
Explains the four-digit LMRC address scheme for physical resource locations.
Describes the element address used by hosts to identify library resources.
Explains resource ownership and states (allocated, unallocated, unavailable).
Describes how CAP cells can be allocated individually to partitions.
Describes CAP cells left unallocated and usable by any partition.
Describes CAP cells allocated to one or more partitions individually.
Recommends assigning partitions to the CAP Open button.
Describes orphaned cartridges in partitioned libraries and how to resolve them.
Provides steps for configuring library partitions using SL Console screens.
Recommended sequence for configuring library partitions for the first time.
Describes the dynamic workspace for designing library partitions.
Divides partitioning tasks into categories: Configuration, Management, Report, CAP.
Lists tasks for configuring library partitions.
Reviews instructions for the partition configuration process.
Procedure to create a new library partition and assign its storage capacity.
Configures the connection between a host and a selected partition.
Adds or removes library resources like cells, drives, or CAPs from a partition.
Verifies partition configuration changes and warns of possible errors.
Actions to resolve and disposition orphaned cartridges before committing changes.
Updates the library controller database with partition configuration changes.
Tasks related to managing existing library partitions.
Changes the name or barcode presentation format of an existing partition.
Deletes a partition from the library, making resources available.
Modifies the host WWPN or LUN number for a host-partition connection.
Deletes a host-partition connection, revoking host access.
Refreshes the workspace with current data, discarding uncommitted changes.
Moves library resources from one partition to another using the Design screen.
Process for making hardware changes without losing partitioning information.
Tasks related to generating, printing, and saving partition reports.
Displays partition reports like Cartridge Cell Summary and Host Connections.
Procedure to print a partition report to a selected printer.
Saves partition report data to a comma-separated file (.csv).
Screens related to CAP operations within partitioned libraries.
Assigns the CAP Open button on the control panel to specific partitions.
Descriptions of screens showing partition summary and connection information.
Displays instructions for using the partition screens.
Displays summary info for the library and selected partitions.
Configures the connection between a host and the selected partition.
Deletes the selected host-partition connection.
Modifies the configuration of the selected host-partition connection.
Adds a new partition, allowing up to eight partitions with IDs ranging from 1–8.
Confirms deletion of a specified partition and its associated information.
Modifies the name or barcode format of the selected partition.
Screens for defining partition boundaries and committing changes.
Defines partition boundaries by selecting resources to include in the partition.
Displays configuration errors in the current SL Console partition workspace.
Commits all data from the SL Console partition workspace to the library controller.
Confirms applying partition configuration changes, listing potential errors.
Descriptions of screens for generating, printing, and saving partition reports.
Allows selection of library partition reports like Summary and Details.
Displays detailed info on library resources and stored cartridges.
Displays detailed information about all host-partition connections.
Displays locations and VOLIDs of orphaned cartridges and explains why.
Displays detailed information for a selected partition.
Displays summary information for all partitions in the library.
Describes library operations monitoring and logging, categorized by events.
Allows reviewing library events and spooling information to a text file.
Details the self-test diagnostic utility for identifying basic library problems.
Describes the process of loading and activating new firmware.
Provides information on downloading firmware upgrade packages.
Steps for loading firmware code onto the library controller.
Process of reading and cataloging cartridges, verifying locations.
Verifies VOLIDs and updates the cartridge database, changing status to 'True'.
Validates cartridge location status and updates the database if 'false'.
Used to monitor or diagnose HandBot problems with or without cartridges.
Defines location parameters for get operations in diagnostic moves.
Specifies locations for supplying cartridges for diagnostic moves.
Defines the sequence for accessing locations in diagnostic moves.
Accesses locations sequentially within the target address range.
Randomly picks locations in the target address range for access.
Options to manage currently open diagnostic moves (Start, Pause, Stop, Resume).
Provides troubleshooting tips for common library problems.
Categorizes library diagnostic and utility tasks.
Tasks related to displaying and spooling event monitor data.
Dynamically displays event monitor information.
Spools and saves event monitor data to a file for analysis.
Allows opening and managing multiple event monitors simultaneously.
Tasks related to library self-tests, reboots, and code downloads.
Performs a library self-test to diagnose basic problems.
Procedure to reboot the library by reloading firmware and restarting the controller.
Procedure to download updates to library controller firmware.
Activates downloaded code, making it ready for library controller operations.
Tasks related to auditing library cartridges and locations.
Performs a background audit of all library cells, cataloging VOLIDs and locations.
Audits a specific range of storage cells, updating the controller database.
Validates specific cartridge locations and updates the database if status is 'false'.
Tasks related to performing drive self-tests and reboots.
Performs a non-disruptive self-test on a selected drive.
Procedure to reboot a specific drive.
Tasks related to defining, managing, and running HandBot diagnostic moves.
Sets up and defines diagnostic move routines.
Manages existing diagnostic move sequence definitions (Add, Open, Modify, Remove, Copy).
Saves a defined diagnostic move to a local file (.xml).
Starts a defined diagnostic move.
Controls and monitors the status of one or more open diagnostic moves.
Describes data provided by SNMP traps (severity, result codes, activity strings).
Details SNMP UDP ports (61 for agent, 62 for manager) and protocol.
Explains SNMPv2c community strings and SNMPv3 for access control.
Tasks related to configuring and using SNMP on the library.
Procedure to add an SNMP user with version, community, and authentication details.
Procedure to delete an SNMP user by entering their index number.
Procedure to add a trap recipient location for receiving SNMP traps.
Procedure to delete a trap recipient.
Procedure to set up SNMP port control for the library.
Copies the public SNMP management information base (MIB) file to a location.
Highlights safety precautions before entering the library.
Explains protective modules for hazardous voltages and sensitive electronics.
Describes how the robot parks for safety and power removal when the door opens.
Details front door security with key access and sensor-based robot disabling.
Categorizes manual library tasks.
Tasks related to general library operations like power and door management.
Procedure to safely power off the library after ensuring jobs are complete.
Procedure to power on the library by closing the door and pressing the switch.
Steps to ensure cartridges are correctly inserted and drives are online.
Procedure to open the front door when library power is available.
Procedure to open the front door when library power is not available.
Procedure to secure the front door when library power exists.
Procedure to secure the front door when library power is not available.
Tasks related to handling cartridges, including insertion and removal.
Procedure to locate and remove a particular cartridge from the library.
Procedure to insert cartridges into storage cells, ensuring correct labeling.
Procedure to manually insert a cartridge into a tape drive.
Procedure to manually remove a cartridge from a tape drive.
Procedure to remove a cartridge from the gripper assembly.
Procedure to replace an expired cleaning cartridge with a new one.
Shows LTO storage cell and tape drive locations.
Shows mixed-media storage cell and tape drive locations.
Provides library and rack dimensions, weights, environment, and power specifications.
Diagrams and measurements for library and rack dimensions.
Diagrams showing required service and opening clearances.
Lists the weights of library components, drives, trays, and cartridges.
Specifies operating, storage, and transporting environmental parameters.
Lists power specifications for library modules and tape drives.
Provides guidelines for proper cartridge handling to prevent data loss or damage.
Details what to look for when inspecting cartridges for defects.
Provides instructions for storing and cleaning tape cartridges.
States that cartridges must meet American National Standard specifications.
Provides guidance on ordering Sun-branded labeled cartridges and labels.
Describes LTO cartridges, including components and valid label formats.
Explains LTO cartridge label formats and requirements.
Explains how to set the write-protect switch for write-enabled or read-only tapes.
Describes SDLT/DLT-S4 cartridges, including components and valid labels.
Explains SDLT/DLT-S4 cartridge label formats and requirements.
Explains setting the write-protect switch for SDLT/DLT-S4 cartridges.
Tasks related to handling cartridges, including applying labels.
Procedure to apply labels to cartridges if they were not ordered pre-applied.
Customer responsibility for implementing security systems like firewalls and user access.
Deploying SL Console on a J2EE compliant Web server, recommending Java System Web Server.
Procedures for installing and managing the Web-launched SL Console server.
Procedure to download the Java System Web Server software.
Procedure to install the Java System Web Server.
Steps to start and log in to the Java System Web Server Admin Console.
Procedure to install and deploy the Web-launched SL Console on the server.
Procedure to start the Web-launched SL Console application.
Procedure to update the running Web-launched SL Console.
Solutions for common problems with Java System Web Server installation.
Addresses installation errors encountered on Windows 2000.
Details the MSVCP60.dll error during Windows 2000 installation.
Provides steps to resolve the MSVCP60.dll error.
Addresses installation errors specific to Solaris 9 & 10.
Details errors related to HotSpot start failure and JVM not found.
Provides steps to solve the Java Home error on Solaris.
General| Form Factor | Modular Library |
|---|---|
| Weight | Varies by configuration |
| Drive Types Supported | LTO |
| Connectivity | Fibre Channel |
| Management Interface | Web-based |
| Drive Technology | Tape |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | Varies by configuration |
| Power Supply | Redundant power supplies available |
| Humidity | 20% to 80% non-condensing |
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