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Summary of Changes
EC Date Revision Description
132072 September 2004 A Initial release
111939 October 2004 B Refer to this edition for a description of the
changes.
111956 January 2005 C Refer to this edition for a description of the
changes.
128083 May 2005 D Refer to this edition for a description of the
changes.
114112
December 2005 E Refer to this edition for a description of the
changes.
142254 April 2006 F Refer to this edition for a description of the
changes.
114158 July 2006 G Refer to this edition for a description of the
changes.
114183 October 2006 H Refer to this edition for a description of the
changes.
114192 May 2007 J Chapters 1 and 6: Added information regarding
Quantum DLT-S4 drives/media and LTO Gen 4
drives/media. Library firmware must be version
1126 or later for support of these drives.
Appendix A (see “Customer-initiated
Maintenance” on page 335):
Revised Sun Support telephone numbers for U.S.
and Canada.
Added Web link to obtain telephone numbers
for international Sun Support locations.
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EC000258 February 2008 K Added information regarding the Library
Partitioning feature:
Chapter 1, “General Information”—Summary of
library partitioning.
Chapter 6, “Library Partitioning”—Detailed
descriptions of the concepts, tasks, and
SL Console screens involved in library
partitioning.
Added information regarding the Web-launched
SL Console feature:
Chapter 2, “StorageTek Library
Console”—Detailed instructions for installing
and using the Web-launched SL Console client.
Appendix C, “Web-launched SL Console
Server”—Detailed instructions for installing and
managing the Web-launched SL Console server.
EC000591 July 2008 KA
Updated the following chapters for new License Management and Capacity on Demand features.
Chapter 4, “Licensing” (new chapter)
Chapter 5, “Capacity on Demand” (new chapter)
Chapter 6, “Library Partitioning”
Major reorganization and enhancement of remaining chapters. Changes detailed below:
Previous Organization New Organization
Notices—Deleted. Updated information is
now included in the Sun StorageTek Regulatory
and Safety Compliance Manual, p/n 3161956xx.
Safety—Deleted. Updated information is now
included in the Sun StorageTek Regulatory and
Safety Compliance Manual, p/n 3161956xx.
Preface—Updated.
Chapter 1, “General Information”—Renamed
and updated.
Chapter 2, “Controls and Indicators”—
Deleted. Information now in Chapter 1.
Chapter 3, “Library Operation”—Renamed
and updated.
Chapter 4, “SL500 StorageTek Library
Console”—Moved to Chapter 2. No
substantive changes.
Chapter 5, “Troubleshooting”—Deleted.
Information now in new Chapter 7.
Chapter 6, “Cartridge Information”—Moved
to Appendix B.
Chapter 7. “Library Partitioning”—Moved to
Chapter 6, and updated for new License
Management feature.
Appendix A, “Customer Contacts”—Deleted.
Updated information now in “Preface”.
“Preface”—Information previously included in
Appendix A, “Customer Contacts” has been
updated and moved to this section.
Chapter 1, “SL500 Introduction”—Wall
diagrams and specifications previously included
in this chapter have been moved to Appendix A,
“SL500 Wall Diagrams and Specifications”.
Information previously included in Chapter 2,
“Controls and Indicators” has been moved to
this chapter.
Chapter 2, “StorageTek Library Console”
(previously Chapter 4)—No substantive
changes.
Chapter 3, “SL500 Automated Library
Operations”—Added detailed procedures in the
following sections:
Library Management Tasks
CAP Management Tasks
Cartridge Management Tasks
Drive Management Tasks
Drive Cleaning Tasks
Robot Monitoring Tasks
Chapter 4, “Licensing”—New chapter describing
the new License Management feature.
License Key File
Licensing Tasks
Licensing Screen Reference
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Appendix B, “Web-based SL Console
Server”—Moved to Appendix C. No
substantive changes.
Glossary—Updated.
Index—Updated.
Chapter 5, “Capacity on Demand”—New
chapter describing the new Capacity on Demand
feature.
Capacity on Demand Features and Restrictions
Implementing Changes to Licensed Capacity
Chapter 6, “Library Partitioning” (previously
Chapter 7)—Updated for the new License
Management feature.
Deleting the Partitioning Feature
Chapter 7, “SL Console Diagnostics and
Utilities—New chapter describing the
following:
Library Events
Library Self-Tests
Library Firmware Upgrades
Audits
Robot Diagnostic Moves
Troubleshooting—Information included in
previous Chapter 5.
Event Monitor Tasks
Library Utility Tasks
Audit Tasks
Drive Utility Tasks
HandBot Utility Tasks
Chapter 8, “SNMP Support”—New chapter
describing the following:
Trap Levels
Port Control
Access Control
SNMP Configuration and Usage Tasks
Chapter 9, “Manual Operations”—New chapter
describing the following:
Library Safety
General Library Operation Tasks
Cartridge Handling Tasks
Appendix A, “SL500 Wall Diagrams and
Specifications”—Wall diagrams and library
specifications previously included in Chapter 1,
“General Information” have been moved to this
appendix.
Appendix B, “Cartridge Information”—Moved
from previous Chapter 6.
Appendix C, “Web-launched SL Console Server”
(previously Appendix B)—No substantive
changes.
Glossary—Updated.
Index—Updated.
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Contents
Summary of Changes vii
Contents xi
Figures xxiii
Tables xxv
Preface xxvii
Organization xxvii
Alert Messages xxviii
Conventions xxix
Related Documentation xxx
Additional Information xxxi
Sun’s external Web Site xxxi
SunSolve and Helpful Links xxxi
Partners Site xxxi
1. SL500 Introduction 1
Views and Locations 2
Library with LTO Storage Cells 4
LTO Library Configurations 4
LTO Library Internal Addressing 4
LTO Storage Cell and Drive Capacities 5
Adding LTO Storage Cell Capacity 6
Library with Mixed-Media Storage Cells 7
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Mixed-Media Library Configurations 7
Mixed-Media Library Internal Addressing 7
Mixed-Media Storage Cell and Drive Capacities 8
Adding Mixed-Media Storage Cell Capacity 9
Controls and Indicators 10
Power Switch 10
Power Supply LED 10
Drive Tray LED 10
Keypad 11
RLC Card Indicators 14
Tape Drives and Cartridges 15
LTO Tape Drives and Cartridges 16
SDLT/DLT-S4 Tape Drives and Cartridges 17
Cartridge Access Ports 18
Robotics Unit 19
Power System 21
Cooling 21
Electronics 22
RLC Card 22
Interface Cards 22
Safety Features 23
Cards and Power Supply 23
Robotics 23
Front Door 23
Interfaces 24
Tape Management Software 25
2. StorageTek Library Console 27
Introduction 27
SL Console Modes 27
SL Console Security 28
User IDs 28
Activation Password 28
SL Console Usage Tasks 29
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Log in to the SL Console 29
Log Off the SL Console 29
Change a User Password 29
SL Console Screen Display 30
Synchronizing the Display With the Controller Database 31
Modifying the Screen Layout 32
Local Operator Panel 33
Enter Data Using the Keypad 33
Modify Data Using the Keypad 33
Log in to the Local Operator Panel 34
Standalone SL Console 35
Security Considerations 35
Installation Requirements 35
Standalone SL Console Installation 36
Download and Initiate the Standalone SL Console Installer from the Sun
Download Site 36
Install the Standalone SL Console 36
Log in to the Standalone SL Console 41
Standalone SL Console Updates 41
Web-launched SL Console 42
Security Considerations 42
Client Requirements 42
Web-launched SL Console Updates 42
Starting the Web-launched SL Console on a Client 43
Log in to the Web-launched SL Console Using a Browser or Command
Line 43
Log in to the Web-launched SL Console Using an Icon 49
SL Console Reports 53
Report Types 53
Generate a Report 53
Report Options Bar 54
Search the report for a specified text string 54
Update the report with current data 54
Save the data to a file 54
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SL Console Help 55
Access the SL Console Help 55
Help Navigation 55
Tips for Using the SL Console Help 56
3. SL500 Automated Library Operations 57
Automated Mode of Operation 57
Cartridge Mount and Dismount Activities 57
Mount Sequence 57
Dismount Sequence 58
Determining When the Library is Not in Automated Mode 58
Library and Device Status 59
Communications Failures 60
Viewing Library Information 60
CAP Operations 61
Cartridge Management 62
Recovery Moves 62
Drive Cleaning 63
Cleaning Cartridges 63
Ejecting Expired Cleaning Cartridges 63
Automatic Cleaning 63
Manual Cleaning 64
Automated Operation Tasks 65
Library Management Tasks 66
Display Library Status 67
Display Library Configuration Information 68
Set the Library Fibre Channel Port Address 69
Display Library Controller Properties 71
Display Library Physical Configuration 72
Display Library Statistics 73
Display a Library Report 74
Search a Library Report 76
Save Library Report Data to a File 78
CAP Management Tasks 80
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Display CAP Summary Information 81
Display Current CAP Status 82
Display CAP Properties 83
Cartridge Management Tasks 84
Enter Cartridges Through the CAP 85
Eject Cartridges Through the CAP 87
List Library Cartridges 88
Move a Specified Cartridge by VOLID 89
Move a Cartridge From a Specified Location 93
Drive Management Tasks 98
Display Drive Summary Information 99
Display Drive Status 100
Display Drive Properties 101
Enable or Disable a Drive Port 102
Display the Media Drive Events Report 103
Drive Cleaning Tasks 105
Configure Drive Auto Clean 106
Enter Cleaning or Diagnostic Cartridges 107
Eject Cleaning or Diagnostic Cartridges 109
Display Cleaning Cartridges 111
Display Drive Cleaning Status 112
Clean a Drive Manually 113
Robot Monitoring Tasks 115
Display Robot Summary Information 116
Display Robot Status 117
Display Robot Statistics 118
4. Licensing 119
License Key File 119
Licensing Tasks 120
License Installation Process 120
Licensing Task Summary 121
Receive a New License Key File 122
Install a New License on the Target Library 123
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Display Current Library Licenses 125
Delete a License Key File 126
Licensing Screen Reference 129
License Management > Current License 130
License Management > Install License 133
5. Capacity on Demand 137
Capacity on Demand Features and Restrictions 137
Terminology 138
Planning Library Capacity 138
LTO Licensed Capacity by Module 139
Mixed Media Licensed Capacity by Module 139
Cell Assignment Rules 140
Orphaned Cartridges in Non-Partitioned Libraries 140
Implementing Changes to Licensed Capacity 141
Increasing Licensed Capacity 141
Decreasing Licensed Capacity 141
Host Notification of Capacity Changes 142
6. Library Partitioning 143
Partitioning Features and Restrictions 143
System Requirements for Library Partitioning 144
Enabling and Disabling Partitioning 144
Partition Planning 144
Installing the Partitioning Feature 145
Allocated Storage Capacity 145
Partition Configurations 145
Partition Summary Information 145
Host-Partition Connections 145
Partition Boundaries 146
Deleting the Partitioning Feature 148
Partitions and Library Resources 149
Library Resource Addresses 149
Library Internal Address 149
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Host SCSI Element Address 149
Storage Cells and Drives 150
Partitions and CAPs 151
Common CAP 151
Split CAP 151
CAP Operations 151
Orphaned Cartridges in Partitioned Libraries 152
Partitioning Process 153
Partition Configuration Process 153
SL Console Partition Workspace 153
Partitioning Task Summary 155
Partition Configuration Tasks 156
Review Partitioning Instructions 157
Create a Partition 158
Configure a Host-Partition Connection 160
Design a Partition 162
Verify Partition Configurations 164
Resolve Orphaned Cartridges 166
Commit Partition Configuration Changes 167
Partition Management Tasks 170
Modify Partition Summary Information 171
Delete a Partition 172
Modify Host-Partition Connection Detail 174
Delete a Host-Partition Connection 176
Refresh the SL Console Partition Workspace 178
Reallocate Library Resources 179
Make a Hardware Change to a Partitioned Library 180
Partition Report Tasks 181
Display a Partition Report 182
Print Partition Report Data 184
Save Partition Report Data 185
CAP Operation Tasks 186
Enter Cartridges Into a Partitioned Library 187
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Eject Cartridges From a Partitioned Library 190
Partition Screen Reference 193
Partition Summary Screens 194
Partitions—Instructions (Step 1) 195
Partitions—Summary (Step 2) 197
Partitions—Summary (Step 2)—Add Connection 201
Partitions—Summary (Step 2)—Delete Connection 203
Partitions—Summary (Step 2)—Modify Connection 204
Partitions—Summary (Step 2)—Add Partition 206
Partitions—Summary (Step 2)—Delete Partition 208
Partitions—Summary (Step 2)—Modify Partition 209
Partition Design and Commit Screens 211
Partitions—Design (Step 3) 212
Partitions—Design (Step 3)—Verify Results 217
Partitions—Commit (Step 4) 220
Partitions—Commit (Step 4)—Confirm Apply 223
Partition Report Screens 226
Partitions—Reports 227
Partitions—Reports—Cartridge Cell and Media Summary 229
Partitions—Reports—Host Connections Summary 232
Partitions—Reports—Orphaned Cartridge Report 235
Partitions—Reports—Partition Details 238
Partitions—Reports—Partition Summary 241
Partition CAP Operation Screens 244
Diagnostics > CAP—Assign CAP Button 245
7. SL Console Diagnostics and Utilities 249
Library Events 249
Event Monitors 249
Library Self-Tests 250
Library Firmware Upgrades 251
Firmware Download Sites 251
Firmware Installation Process 251
Audits 252
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Physical Audit 252
Verified Audit 253
Robot Diagnostic Moves 254
Target Address Range 254
Pool Address Range 255
Move Access Order 255
Sequential Access Order 255
Random Access Order 255
Diagnostic Move Control Functions 256
Troubleshooting 257
Diagnostic and Utility Tasks 259
Event Monitor Tasks 260
Display an Event Monitor 261
Spool Event Monitor Data to a File 263
Display Multiple Monitors 265
Library Utility Tasks 266
Perform a Library Self-Test 267
Reboot the Library 268
Download Code to the Library Controller 270
Activate Code on the Library Controller 272
Audit Tasks 274
Audit the Entire Library 275
Audit a Range of Cells 277
Perform a Verified Audit 279
Drive Utility Tasks 281
Perform a Drive Self-Test 282
Reboot a Drive 283
HandBot Utility Tasks 285
Define a Diagnostic Move 286
Manage Diagnostic Move Definitions 290
Save a Diagnostic Move to a File 292
Start a Diagnostic Move 294
Monitor and Control Open Diagnostic Moves 296
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8. SNMP Support 299
Trap Levels 299
Port Control 300
Access Control 300
SNMP Configuration and Usage Tasks 301
Add SNMP Users 302
Delete SNMP Users 303
Add Trap Recipients 304
Delete Trap Recipients 305
Set Up Port Control 306
Transfer the Library MIB File 307
9. Manual Operations 309
Library Safety 309
Cards and Power Supply 309
Robotics 309
Front Door 309
Manual Operation Tasks 310
General Library Operation Tasks 311
Power Off the Library 312
Power On the Library 313
Return the Library to Ready Status 314
Open the Front Door (With Power) 315
Open the Front Door (Without Power) 316
Secure the Front Door (With Power) 318
Secure the Front Door (Without Power) 319
Cartridge Handling Tasks 320
Locate and Remove a Cartridge 321
Insert Cartridges into Storage Cells 322
Insert a Cartridge into a Tape Drive 324
Remove a Cartridge from a Tape Drive 325
Remove a Cartridge from the Gripper Assembly 327
Replace a Cleaning Cartridge 329
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