User manual QUANTUM 816022602A01

[. . . ] Quantum SuperLoader Automated Tape Library User's Guide, 81-60226-02 01, August 2004, Made in USA. 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. [. . . ] 5 When Reboot appears on the LCD, power the SuperLoader off then on again. To Access a Backup Copy of the Firmware: If a power interruption or some other interruption occurs while you are updating the firmware on the SuperLoader, the firmware may become corrupted. However, you can access a backup copy of the firmware by changing the position of the jumpers located on the front of the Drive Carrier Assembly (DCA) (see figure 73). 4 100 SuperLoader User's Guide Chapter 4 SuperLoader Operation Updating the System Figure 73 Accessing the Backup Copy of Firmware (SuperLoader DLT Shown) If jumpers are vertical, change them to horizontal. If jumpers are horizontal, change them to vertical. To Change the Position of the Jumpers: 1 Remove the DCA. For more information on this procedure, refer to the SuperLoader Drive Carrier Assembly (DCA) Replacement Quick Start Guide. 2 Change the jumpers from vertical to horizontal or horizontal to vertical. 3 Reinstall the DCA. 4 The SuperLoader will use the firmware from the backup copy. When the firmware backup copy is up and running, this copy becomes the primary and the SuperLoader runs from this location until a new firmware update is again executed. SuperLoader User's Guide 101 Chapter 4 SuperLoader Operation On-board Remote Management On-board Remote Management 4 Your SuperLoader's firmware includes an Ethernet interface to allow remote administration of the SuperLoader. The interface, called On-board Remote Management, includes a Web server that provides an HTMLbased GUI designed for ease of use. Many of the operations that you can perform from the front panel you can also perform remotely using On-board Remote Management. You can perform the following operations from On-board Remote Management: · · · · · · · · Moving Tapes on page 106 Set to Home on page 106 Sequential Operations on page 107 System Operations Options on page 109 Set Networking Options on page 117 Set Security Options on page 118 Run Diagnostic Tests on page 124 Perform System Updates on page 127 Open On-board Remote Management 4 On-board Remote Management has an HTML interface, which means you use a browser to open it. You must have Microsoft Internet Explorer 4. 0 or higher, or Netscape 4. 0 or higher. You need an operator password to access the Commands page, and you need an administrator password to access the Configurations, Diagnostics, and Updates pages. To open the On-board Remote Management tool: 1 On your computer, open your browser. 2 In the browser's address field, enter the IP address for your SuperLoader (see View Ethernet Information on page 96). The Home page appears in your browser window. 4 102 SuperLoader User's Guide Chapter 4 SuperLoader Operation On-board Remote Management Figure 74 On-board Remote Management Home Page Click Status to update the status information. Status Information Status Information4 Status information appears on the right-hand side of the Home page and every page of On-board Remote Management except the Updates page. So changes to the status appear in the status window update, but may take approximately 60 seconds to refresh. To access the functionality under the menu heading, click the menu heading. The first time that you connect, On-board Remote Management prompts you for your username and password, then it displays the opening page for that menu. Default Username and Password 4 The default username for On-board Remote Management is guest. The username and password are case sensitive and should be entered in all lower case letters. The default username and password are valid if no usernames have been configured. SuperLoader User's Guide 103 Chapter 4 SuperLoader Operation On-board Remote Management Time Display 4 The time displayed is either regular time or power-on time. Power-on time is Power On Cycles (POC)/Power On Hours (POH), such as POC:00121, POH: 00002:07:45. · · POC (5-digit number) is the number of times the system has booted since it was manufactured. POH is the number of hours, minutes, and seconds that the system has been on since the current boot occurred. For example, POC: 00121, POH: 00000:00:10 If regular time is known, it is used. Otherwise, power-on time is used. Feedback on Pages 4 If there is feedback when you submit a request, the feedback appears to the left of the submit button, as shown in figure 75. [. . . ] An e-mail protocol on the Internet that defines the message format and the message transfer agent. A protocol that monitors and controls a network. SNTP Simple Network Time Protocol. SNTP is based on NTP, the Network Time Protocol, an industry standard way for computers to synchronize their time to an external reference standard. Each consists of a client, for example the SuperLoader, which obtains the current time (in UTC) from either an SNTP server or an NTP one. [. . . ]