User manual QUANTUM 6311631V10R0

[. . . ] Quantum Corporation provides this publication "as is" without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Quantum Corporation may revise this publication from time to time without notice. Making copies or adaptations without prior written authorization of Quantum Corporation is prohibited by law and constitutes a punishable violation of the law. TRADEMARK STATEMENT Prism Storage Architecture is a trademark of Quantum Corporation. [. . . ] The Community Name section of the page lists the currently configured communities and their properties, including: · · · Community Name = createname IP Address = xxx. xx. x. x Subnet Mask = 255. 255. 255. 0 Access = read-only Note: · An IP address or subnet mask set to 0. 0. 0. 0, or left blank, indicates that IP-address-based access control is disabled. Editing a Community 3 To edit a community: 1 Access the Community Management page. 2 Under Edit Community, click Edit. The management frame displays the Edit Community page (see figure 10). MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide 25 Chapter 3 ALERT SNMP SNMP Community Management Figure 10 Edit Community 3 Under Add Community, enter the new community information: · Enter a unique name in the Community Name field. If no communities are defined, the PMC is universally accessible through a "public" community (read-only). Caution: · Enter an IP address in the IP Address field. If the value in the Subnet Mask field ends in a zero, the value in the IP address edit box must also end in a zero. A single community with an IP address or subnet mask set to 0. 0. 0. 0, or left blank, indicates that IP-address-based access control is disabled. · Note: 26 MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide Chapter 3 ALERT SNMP SNMP Community Management · Enter the access rights for the new community: · · Read-only allows SNMP get operations: Read-write allows both SNMP get and put operations 4 Click Add. A Results page indicates the community has been added. 5 Click OK to return to the Edit Community page. Deleting Communities 3 To delete communities: 1 Access the Community Management page. 2 Under Edit Communities, click Edit. The management frame displays the Edit Community page (see figure 10). 3 Under Delete Community, select the community names you wish to delete from the list box. 4 Click Delete. A Results page indicates the community has been deleted. 5 Click OK to return to the Edit Community page. MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide 27 Chapter 3 ALERT SNMP SNMP Community Management 28 MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide 4ALERT E-mail Chapter 4 Prism ALERT E-mail is managed through the following Web pages, accessible using Internet browser software installed on the host computer: · Contact Configuration Page allows you to set up information about the company that owns the library and the primary and secondary contacts. Message Configuration Page allows you set up the mailing lists for e-mail notification of various errors, failures, and activities. E-mail Configuration Page allows you to set up e-mail service information. · · MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide 29 Chapter 4 ALERT E-mail Contact Configuration Page Contact Configuration Page The Contact Configuration page presents two forms for contact information. The first form contains information about the company that has purchased the library and about the library itself. The second form contains information about the primary and secondary people who are to be contacted in case of library failure or other actions such as notification of firmware updates. To view or edit the contact configuration of ALERT E-mail: 1 In the navigation frame, under ALERT E-mail, click Contact Configuration. 4 The management frame displays the Contact Configuration page (see figure 11). Note: The Secondary contact information is below the primary contact information. Scroll down to enter the appropriate information in these fields. 30 MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide Chapter 4 ALERT E-mail Contact Configuration Page Figure 11 Contact Configuration 2 If desired, insert or change the company information, or the primary or secondary library administrators (see table 5). Note: The Support Contract field is initially set up by the FSE during installation of the PMC. All other fields can be entered by the customer. MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide 31 Chapter 4 ALERT E-mail Contact Configuration Page Note: No quotation marks ( " ) or spaces are allowed when entering telephone numbers or e-mail addresses. If spaces are entered, a message indicating Illegal Phone Number appears. An example of a correct telephone entry is (949)555-1212. Table 5 Contacts and Company Information Field Company Name Street City State Postal Code Country Library Location Description Name of the company for the installed library Street address at which the library is installed City for the above street address State or territory for the above street address Postal code or zip code for the above street Country for the above street address Location of the installed library within the facility Support contract number for the library Support Contract Table 6 Library Administrator Information Field Administrator E-mail Address Phone Description Person responsible for library administration The e-mail address for the library administrator The daytime telephone number for the library administrators, including area code The business fax telephone number for the library administrator, including area code Fax 32 MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide Chapter 4 ALERT E-mail Message Configuration Page Field Pager Description The pager telephone number for the library administrator, including area code Business address for the library administrator City for the administrator State (or territory) for the administrator Zip code (or postal code) for the administrator Country for the administrator Street City State Postal Code Country 3 Click Apply. A Results page indicates the contact information has been saved. 4 Click OK to return to the Contact Configuration page. Message Configuration Page The Message Configuration page (see figure 12) allows you to: · · Control who in the company is notified of various types of library errors, failures, and activity Select when to notify Quantum Customer Support 4 MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide 33 Chapter 4 ALERT E-mail Message Configuration Page Figure 12 Message Configuration Table 7 provides a description of the message types. Table 7 Message Configuration Fields Field Hardware Failure Description Errors or failures requiring onsite assistance or follow-up, such as: · Tape drive failure detection · Library control card failure Configuration Changes Changes to the library or the PMC, such as: · Addition of new tape drive · Changing the BUS ID of a tape drive Operator Access Operator access of the library, such as: · Accessing the magazine · Opening a library door 34 MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide Chapter 4 ALERT E-mail Message Configuration Page Field Soft Errors Description Errors or failures not requiring onsite assistance, but may lead to future problems, such as: · High temperature warnings · Excessive positioning retries Administrative Regularly scheduled status reports, such as: · General status reports · Test messages Accessing Message Configuration 4 To access the Message Configuration page, in the navigation frame under ALERT E-mail, click Message Configuration. The management frame displays the Message Configuration page (see figure 12). Viewing E-mail Recipients 4 To view e-mail recipients for a specific message type: 1 Access the Message Configuration page. 2 Click the down-arrow if SelectRecipient is visible in the Delete Recipient field for the desired message type. A list of existing e-mail recipients for that message type is displayed. Note: If SelectRecipient is not visible in the Delete Recipient field, there are no e-mail recipients configured for that message type. MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide 35 Chapter 4 ALERT E-mail Message Configuration Page Adding E-mail Recipients 4 To add e-mail recipients: 1 Access the Message Configuration page. 2 In the Add Recipient column of the page, enter the e-mail address next to the message type. To add more than one e-mail recipient at a time, separate each e-mail address with a comma. 3 Mark the Send to Quantum?check box if the Quantum Customer Support Help Desk is to be notified of all instances of the desired message type. Note: The Quantum Customer Support Help Desk will only respond to hardware failure messages. 4 Click Apply. A Results page indicates the e-mail recipient has been added. 5 Click OK to return to the Message Configuration page. Deleting E-mail Recipients 4 To delete e-mail recipients: 1 Access the Message Configuration page. 2 Click the down arrow next to the Delete Recipient section of the desired message type. 3 Click to highlight the e-mail address you wish to delete. Note: Delete one e-mail recipient at a time. 4 Click Apply. A Results page indicates the e-mail recipient has been deleted. 5 Click OK to return to the Message Configuration page. 36 MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide Chapter 4 ALERT E-mail E-mail Configuration Page E-mail Configuration Page 4 The E-mail Configuration page allows you to define the e-mail server information for the ALERT E-mail feature, and to send test messages. The information must be entered before any ALERT E-mail options will work. Viewing or Changing E-mail Configuration 4 To view or edit the E-mail Configuration page: 1 In the navigation frame, under ALERT E-mail, click E-mail Configuration. The E-mail Configuration page displays (see figure 13). Figure 13 E-mail Configuration 2 Edit the configuration as required (see table 8). [. . . ] När batteriet förbrukats, ska de lagar som gäller för miljöfarligt avfall respekteras. MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide 115 Appendix B Battery Statements 116 MC300 Prism Management Card User's Guide Glossary A Activate Software Image This button causes the last updated PMC Software Image file, if any, to be moved from the temporary staging area to replace the current Software Image. B banner frame The browser frame that extends across the top of the screen which displays the corporate logo and software name. C community name The administratively-assigned name of a logical management domain on a network as assigned by the system administrator. The community name is used as a selector by the agent to specify the access to local or remote management information and the context of the management information. The names "public" and "private" are common community names. D default gateway The default gateway is the address through which IP packets will be routed if the system at the source address cannot communicate directly with the system at the destination address. Like the IP address, this is a 32-bit binary numeric address written as four decimal numbers separated by periods. DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. [. . . ]