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Web-launched SL Console
96116 • Revision: KA Chapter 2 StorageTek Library Console 49
▼ Log in to the Web-launched SL Console Using an
Icon
Note – In order to perform this activity, you must first save the Web-launched
SL Console slc.jnlp file to your client. See “Log in to the Web-launched SL Console
Using a Browser or Command Line” on page 43 for details.
1. Double-click the slc.jnlp desktop icon on your client.
The Web Start process retrieves the Web-launched SL Console application from the
server. Any updates are downloaded automatically.
■ IP address of the library, in dotted decimal notation (nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn)
■ DNS alias of the library
- StorageTek™ SL500 1
- StorageTek 3
- Modular Library System 3
- Sun Microsystems, Inc 4
- [email protected] 5
- Sun Learning Services 5
- Summary of Changes 7
- 96116 • Revision: KA ix 9
- Contents 11
- Organization 27
- Alert Messages 28
- Conventions 29
- Related Documentation 30
- Additional Information 31
- Sun’s external Web Site 31
- SunSolve and Helpful Links 31
- Partners Site 31
- SL500 Introduction 33
- Views and Locations 34
- LTO Library Configurations 36
- Controls and Indicators 42
- Power Switch 42
- Power Supply LED 42
- Drive Tray LED 42
- RLC Card Indicators 46
- Tape Drives and Cartridges 47
- Cartridge Access Ports 50
- Robotics Unit 51
- Power System 53
- Electronics 54
- RLC Card 54
- Interface Cards 54
- Safety Features 55
- Cards and Power Supply 55
- Robotics 55
- Front Door 55
- Interfaces 56
- Tape Management Software 57
- StorageTek Library Console 59
- SL Console Security 60
- User IDs 60
- Activation Password 60
- SL Console Usage Tasks 61
- Log in to the SL Console 61
- Log Off the SL Console 61
- Change a User Password 61
- SL Console Screen Display 62
- Database 63
- Modifying the Screen Layout 64
- Local Operator Panel 65
- Enter Data Using the Keypad 65
- Modify Data Using the Keypad 65
- Standalone SL Console 67
- Installation Requirements 67
- Web-launched SL Console 74
- Client Requirements 74
- Browser or Command Line 75
- Agreement popup appears 79
- SL Console Reports 85
- Report Types 85
- Generate a Report 85
- Report Options Bar 86
- Save the data to a file 86
- SL Console Help 87
- Access the SL Console Help 87
- Help Navigation 87
- Automated Mode of Operation 89
- Mount Sequence 89
- Dismount Sequence 90
- Library and Device Status 91
- Communications Failures 92
- Viewing Library Information 92
- Cartridge Management 94
- Recovery Moves 94
- Drive Cleaning 95
- Cleaning Cartridges 95
- Automatic Cleaning 95
- Manual Cleaning 96
- Automated Operation Tasks 97
- Display Library Status 99
- Library Management Tasks 100
- Display Library Statistics 105
- Display a Library Report 106
- Search a Library Report 108
- The Save popup appears 111
- 6. Click Save 111
- CAP Management Tasks 112
- Display Current CAP Status 114
- Display CAP Properties 115
- Cartridge Management Tasks 116
- List Library Cartridges 120
- 9. Click OK 128
- Drive Management Tasks 130
- Display Drive Status 132
- Display Drive Properties 133
- Screen Fields 135
- Drive Cleaning Tasks 137
- Configure Drive Auto Clean 138
- Display Cleaning Cartridges 143
- Clean a Drive Manually 145
- 5. Click OK 146
- Robot Monitoring Tasks 147
- Display Robot Status 149
- Display Robot Statistics 150
- Licensing 151
- Licensing Tasks 152
- License Installation Process 152
- Licensing Task Summary 153
- Delete a License Key File 158
- Licensing Screen Reference 161
- Sample Screen 162
- Description 162
- See Also 164
- License File Details 166
- Capacity on Demand 169
- Terminology 170
- Planning Library Capacity 170
- Cell Assignment Rules 172
- Capacity 173
- Increasing Licensed Capacity 173
- Decreasing Licensed Capacity 173
- Library Partitioning 175
- Partitioning 176
- Partition Planning 176
- Allocated Storage Capacity 177
- Partition Configurations 177
- Partition Summary Information 177
- Host-Partition Connections 177
- Partition Boundaries 178
- Library Resource Addresses 181
- Library Internal Address 181
- Host SCSI Element Address 181
- Storage Cells and Drives 182
- Partitions and CAPs 183
- Common CAP 183
- Split CAP 183
- CAP Operations 183
- Partitioning Process 185
- Partitioning Task Summary 187
- Partition Configuration Tasks 188
- Create a Partition 190
- Design a Partition 194
- Resolve Orphaned Cartridges 198
- Partition Management Tasks 202
- Delete a Partition 204
- Reallocate Library Resources 211
- Partition Report Tasks 213
- Display a Partition Report 214
- Print Partition Report Data 216
- Save Partition Report Data 217
- CAP Operation Tasks 218
- Partition Screen Reference 225
- Partition Summary Screens 226
- Partitions—Summary (Step 2) 229
- TOTAL LIBRARY RESOURCES 231
- TOTAL RESOURCES ALLOCATED 231
- TOTAL RESOURCES AVAILABLE 231
- Partitions—Design (Step 3) 243
- Partitions—Commit (Step 4) 243
- Library Totals 246
- Library Map 247
- Partitions—Reports 254
- Partition Report Screens 258
- Library Events 281
- Event Monitors 281
- Library Self-Tests 282
- Library Firmware Upgrades 283
- Firmware Download Sites 283
- Firmware Installation Process 283
- Physical Audit 284
- Verified Audit 285
- Robot Diagnostic Moves 286
- Target Address Range 286
- Sequential Access Order 287
- Random Access Order 287
- Pool Address Range 287
- Move Access Order 287
- Device Healthy 289
- Device Error 289
- Troubleshooting 290
- Diagnostic and Utility Tasks 291
- Event Monitor Tasks 292
- Display an Event Monitor 293
- Display Multiple Monitors 297
- Library Utility Tasks 298
- Perform a Library Self-Test 299
- Reboot the Library 300
- Audit Tasks 306
- Audit the Entire Library 307
- Audit a Range of Cells 309
- Perform a Verified Audit 311
- Drive Utility Tasks 313
- Perform a Drive Self-Test 314
- Reboot a Drive 315
- HandBot Utility Tasks 317
- Define a Diagnostic Move 318
- Start a Diagnostic Move 326
- SNMP Support 331
- Port Control 332
- Access Control 332
- Add SNMP Users 334
- Delete SNMP Users 335
- Add Trap Recipients 336
- Delete Trap Recipients 337
- Set Up Port Control 338
- Transfer the Library MIB File 339
- Manual Operations 341
- Manual Operation Tasks 342
- Power Off the Library 344
- Power On the Library 345
- Cartridge Handling Tasks 352
- 1. Open the door 353
- 4. Close the library door 353
- 1. SDLT/DLT-S4 cartridge 355
- 2. LTO cartridge 355
- Status” on page 314) 358
- 6. Close the library door 358
- 1. Gripper belt and pulleys 360
- 2. Release screw 360
- 3. Gripper 360
- Replace a Cleaning Cartridge 361
- SL500 Wall Diagrams and 363
- Specifications 363
- LTO Configurations 364
- Mixed-Media Configurations 369
- Library Component Weights 377
- Library Environment 377
- Power Specifications 378
- Cartridge Information 379
- Inspecting Cartridges 380
- Maintaining Cartridges 380
- Cartridge Requirements 380
- Valid Labels 382
- LTO (Ultrium) Cartridges 383
- Write-protect Switch 385
- 3. Write-protected 386
- SDLT/DLT-S4 Cartridges 387
- Write-Protect Switch 390
- Apply a Label to a Cartridge 392
- APPENDIX 393
- Security Considerations 393
- Server Requirements 393
- Download 395
- Administration Console 402
- ■ URI: Type /opel 405
- Click OK 406
- Tasks screen 410
- Common Problems and Solutions 418
- Installation Errors 418
- Windows MSVCP60.dll Error 418
- Java Home Error 420
- Glossary 423
- See tape transport interface 427
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