Submit comments about this document at: [email protected] Microsystems, Inc.www.sun.comVirtual Tape LibraryVTL User GuidePart No. 96267May 2008, Revis
x VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Serverthroughputreport 215SCSIchannelthroughputreport 216Devicethroughputreport 217Physicalresourcesconf
Managing tapes86 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267UNIX—OnbackupserversthatrunSolarisorotherUNIXoperatingsystems,specifyacompressedta
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 87 “Settingupreplicationforindividualtapes”onpage 92 “Manuallysynchronizingreplicas(manua
Managing tapes88 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962676. WhentheSelect Virtual Tapes to enable Replication...panelappears,usethecheckboxes (D b
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 898. WhentheSelect Target Serverpanel appears,usetheli st (J below)toselectorserverorpr
Managing tapes90 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626710. IfyouchosetheLocal Serveroptionabove, inStep 7,pressNext(O below).11. WhentheSele
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 9112. WhentheSelect the Replication Timeout and Retry Policypanelappears,usethespinner contro
Managing tapes92 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626714. Whentheconfirmationpanelappears,pressFinish(W below).Stophere.▼ Settingupreplicati
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 932. Thenopenthenodeforthelibrarythatholdsthetapeyouwanttoreplicate(A below),andopen
Managing tapes94 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962676. WhentheSelect Target Serverpanelappears,usethelist(H below)toselectorserverorpres
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 958. IfyouchosetheLocal Serveroptionabove,inStep 7,pressNext(N below).9. WhentheSelect t
96267 • G xiAboutthisbookThisbookintroducestapevirtualizationandguidesyouthroughtheadministrationofSunStorageTek VirtualTapeLibrary
Managing tapes96 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626710. WhentheSelect the Replication Timeout and Retry Policypanelappears,usethespinner contr
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 9712. WhentheSelect a Creation Methodpanelappears, clicktheExpressradiobutton(U below),and
Managing tapes98 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626714. Whentheconfirmationpanelappears,pressFinish(Y below).Note – Onceyoucreateyourreplic
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 99▼ Suspendingand resumingreplicationYoucanmanuallysuspendforthcomingreplicationsthatwould
Managing tapes100 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267▼ Checkingreplication status fromthe prim aryVTL server1. IntheobjecttreeoftheVTLc
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 101▼ Checkingreplication status fromthe target VTLserver1. IntheobjecttreeoftheVTLcons
Managing tapes102 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 alltapesonagroupofserversReportscanbe filtered toexcludeallbutcurrentreplic at i
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 103▼ Deletinga replicationconfiguration1. Right‐clickontheprimaryvirtualtape,and selectRe
Managing tapes104 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962673. Fromthecontextmenus,selectReplication(B below),Promote(C).4. Whentheconfirmationpan
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 105Youcanonlycopytapeswithbarcodesthatarenotfoundontheremoteserver.Ifacopyexistsan
xii VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Whenthe setupprocessbranches,thetaskendswithconditionalalternatives:Nexttask: Ifthecustomerdoes
Managing tapes106 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962675. WhentheSelect the Target Serverpanelappears,usethelisttoselecttheserverwhereyouw
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 1077. Whenthe Specify a Locationpanelappears,selectalocationontheremoteserver(K below),an
Managing tapes108 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 copyaphysicaltapetoavirtualtapethatemulates thesametypeofmedia directlyaccessa
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 109▼ Importinga physicaltapeinto avirtuallib rary1. IntheobjecttreeoftheVTLconsole,ri
Managing tapes110 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962673. WhentheSelect the import mode ...panelappears,clicktheradiobuttonthatcorrespondsto
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 1116. Whenth eSelect the physical tape to import ...panelappea rs ,usethecheckboxesand/orse
Managing tapes112 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962678. WhentheSelect Physical Devicespanelap pears ,usethechec kboxesand/orselectionbutt o
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 11310. SettheVirtual Tape Sizetothefullsizeoftheemulatedmedia(Q below),andTabtoano the
Managing tapes114 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626712. Otherwise,resettheVirtual Tape Sizetothedefaultvalueforusingcapacityondemandwith
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 115▼ Importingcartridges inanIBM iSeries environment1. Ifyouhavenot alreadydoneso,impor
96267 • G About this book xiiiUnderstandingtheconventionsusedinthisbookThetablebelowillustratestheconventionsthatrepresentliteraland
Managing tapes116 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962672. WhentheMove Tape to Virtual Vaultdialogap pears ,selectthetape(s)thatyouwanttomove
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 1174. WhentheSelect a physical library or drivepanelappears,usethelisttoselectthelibraryo
Managing tapes118 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962676. SelectorcleartheEjectphysicaltapestoI/Eslotsafterexportcheckbox.7. SelectEncrypt
Managing tapes96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 11915. PressNext(S below).16. WhentheVerify and Export ...panelappears ,pressFinish(T below)
Managing tape caching120 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267ManagingtapecachingInmostcircumstances,theAutomatedTapeCachingfeaturemaintainst
Managing tape caching96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 1211. IntheobjecttreeoftheVTLconsole,right‐clickonthedirectlinktapeth at youwi
Managing tape caching122 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962673. WhentheSync Librarydialogappears,checkthe checkboxthatcorrespondstothephysi
Creating and viewing reports96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 1236. Ifthedatawasencryptedbeforebeingmigrated,checktheUse encryption/decrypt
Creating and viewing reports124 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962672. WhentheSelect a Report Typedial og appears,selectatypefromthelist(C b
Creating and viewing reports96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 1254. WhentheEnter the Report Namedial og appears, forthereport,enterthename
xiv VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267
Creating and viewing reports126 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267▼ Viewingareport1. IntheobjecttreeoftheVTLconsole,expandtheReportsnod
Encrypting and shredding data96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 127▼ Exportingdatafrom a report1. IntheobjecttreeoftheVTLconsole,expand
Encrypting and shredding data128 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Eachkeyconsistsofasecretphrase.For addit ion alsecurity,eachkeyispass
Encrypting and shredding data96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 1295. IntheNew Password andConfirm Passwordtextboxes(C below),typeapasswordf
Encrypting and shredding data130 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Ifyourenameakey,youcanstillusethatkeytodecryptdatathatwasencrypted
Encrypting and shredding data96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 131▼ Exportinga keyWhenyouexportakey,youcreateaseparatefilecalledakey p
Encrypting and shredding data132 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962676. SelectPrompt for new password for all keys in packageifyouwanttocreatea
Encrypting and shredding data96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 133thekeypackage.Ifyouprovideanincorrectpassword,youwillstillbeabletoim
Encrypting and shredding data134 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962671. Movethetape(s)youwanttoshredto thevirtualvault.Intheobjecttreeof
Working with the Event Log96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 1354. Right‐clickononeofthetapesthatyouwanttoshred (G above),andselectTape
96267 • G 1CHAPTER1Introduction:VTLappliancesandenterprisedata‐protectionSunStorageTekVirtualTapeLibrary(VTL)technologymakesthebenefitso
Working with the Event Log136 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Thecolumnsdisplayedare:TheVTLconsoleletsyouworkwithlogsinthefollowingwa
Working with the Event Log96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 137▼ Quicklyprinting an eventlog1. FromtheVTLconsolemainmenu,select File.2. Fr
Working with the Event Log138 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962673. Fromthesubmenu,selecttheoperationthatyouwishtoperform(Dabove).Ifyouw
Working with the Event Log96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 139▼ Accessingthe Attention Requiredtab1. IntheVTLobjecttree,locat etheflagge
Managing VTL servers140 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267ManagingVTLserversTheVTLconsoleletsyoumanagetheservernodeby: “Settingserverpr
Managing VTL servers96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 1412. SelecttheSNMP Maintenancetab.3. Indicate theinformationthatshouldbeincludedint
Managing VTL servers142 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267
96267 • G 143CHAPTER5InstallingtheVTLconsoleTheVirtualTapeLibraryconsoleapplicationcanbeinstalledonafullrangeofoperatingplatforms.
144 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962673. Ifyouareinstallingth econso lesoftwareonanx86platform,enterthefollowingcommand,andrespondto
96267 • G Chapter 5 Installing the VTL console 1452. UsingSecureFileTransferProtocol(sftp),logontotheVTL server,changetothe usr/vtl/pac
Features2 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267FeaturesTheSunStorageTekVTLsolutionhasthefollowingfeatures: Emulationofmostwidelyusedtapel
146 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267
96267 • G 147CHAPTER6Recoveryfollowing asystemfailureTorecoveraVTLhig h‐availabilitysystemfollowingafailureononenode,carryoutthefol
Failback148 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Thesystemshoulddisplaytheex pe ct ednodename.3. Ifyouarenotloggedintothe correctsystem,
Failback96267 • G Chapter 6 Recovery following a system failure 1497. Runthesmscommand.Th eresultsshouldlooklikethoseshown.8. Openatermina
Failback150 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962679. Makesurethatyouareloggedinto theactual ,failednode:Thesystemshoulddisplaytheex pe ct
Failback96267 • G Chapter 6 Recovery following a system failure 15113. Runthe smscommand,andmakesurethattheFailOverStatusisDOWN (failedove
Failback152 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267wherennn.nnn. nn n.nnx istheservice(“monitoring”)IPaddres softherestartednode,and vtladmin
Failback96267 • G Chapter 6 Recovery following a system failure 15321. Runthesmscommand,andmakesurethattheFailOverStatusis READYforfailba
Failback154 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626723. IntheobjecttreeoftheVT L console,right‐clicktherestartedservernode,VTLPLUSN1,andsele
Failback96267 • G Chapter 6 Recovery following a system failure 15528. Runthevtl statuscommand:29. Ifone ormoreVTLprocessesarenotRUNNING,s
Features96267 • G Chapter 1 Introduction: VTL appliances and enterprise data-protection 3TheShredfeatureinsuresmilitarystandard,securedatadest
Failback156 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626730. Runthesmscommand,MakesurethattheFailOverStatusisnowUP:31. IntheobjecttreeoftheVTL
Resuming backups following a failover/failback96267 • G Chapter 6 Recovery following a system failure 157Failovereventsarealsoavailableviathepr
Resuming backups following a failover/failback158 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267
96267 • G 159CHAPTER7Configuring email alertsYou can configure VTL appliances to send automatic notifications to local system administrators via email
160 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Note that email notifications cannot use an SSL connection. If the email server requires SSL, configure email n
96267 • G Chapter 7 Configuring email alerts 161 ipstorckcfg check ipstor.conf (VTL configuration check) notifies the administrator if the VTL softwa
162 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962677. When the Set Email Alerts Event Notification Properties panel appears, use the radio buttons to select the e
96267 • G Chapter 7 Configuring email alerts 1631. In the object tree of the VTL console, right-click on the VTL server, and select Email Alerts from
164 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962674. To create a new trigger, press Add (F below). When the Add a Customized Trigger dialog appears, supply a Tri
96267 • G 165CHAPTER8UpdatingVTLsoftwareWhensoft warepatchesbecomeavailable,theyarepostedontheonlineSunStorageTekCustomerResourceCent
Advantages of VTL tape virtualization4 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267AdvantagesofVTLtapevirtualizationAddingSunStorageTekVirtualTapeLibra
166 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962673. Then,from theVTLconsolemainmenu,selectTools(Abelow).4. Fromthesubmenu,selectAdd Patch(B abov
96267 • G Chapter 8 Updating VTL software 1676. Locat ethesubdirectorywherethepatchfilesreside(Dbelow),se le ct thepatchfile(E),andpre
168 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962679. Recon necttotheVTLserverbydouble‐clickingontheservernodeintheobjecttreeattheleftoftheVTL
96267 • G 169APPENDIXAVTLcommandlinereferenceVirtualTape Library User GuideVirtualTapeLibrary(VTL)providesasimpleutilitythatallowsyoutop
170 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Foravalueenteredasaliteral, itisnecessarytoenclosethevalueinquotes(doubleorsingle)ifitco
Login/logout to the VTL Server96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 171Login/logoutto theVTLServerLogintotheVTLServeriscon login [-
Virtual devices / Clients172 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267LogoutfromtheVTLServeriscon logout -s <server-name> [-X <rpc-timeout>
Virtual devices / Clients96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 173‐C(‐‐long‐client‐list)displaystheassignedclientlistwhen‐l(‐‐longl
Virtual devices / Clients174 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Addclientiscon addclient -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p <password&
Virtual devices / Clients96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 175Thiscomma n d allowsyoutodelet eaclientfromthesp ecif ie dserve
Advantages of VTL tape virtualization96267 • G Chapter 1 Introduction: VTL appliances and enterprise data-protection 5Shorterruntimesfornon‐sequen
Virtual devices / Clients176 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Thevaluesfor<access‐mode>are:Readonly,ReadWrite,ReadWriteNonExclusive.Th
Virtual devices / Clients96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 177‐X(‐‐rpc‐timeout)isanoptiontospecifyanumberbetween1and30000in
Virtual devices / Clients178 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267‐v(‐‐vdevid)isrequiredtospecifythe virtualdeviceID.Avirtualdevicecannotbe
Virtual devices / Clients96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 179‐X(‐‐rpc‐timeout)isanoptiontospecifyanumberbetween1and30000in
Virtual devices / Clients180 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267[--capacity-on-demand --initial-size=<initial-size> --increment-size=<increme
Virtual devices / Clients96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 181‐T(‐‐num‐of‐slots)and‐E(‐‐import‐export‐slots)areoptional.The<n
Virtual devices / Clients182 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267‐L(‐‐tape‐librar y‐vid)isrequiredtospecifythevirtualtapelibrarytoaddthevi
Virtual devices / Clients96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 183Theunitof<max‐capacity>,<initial‐size>and<increment‐s
Virtual devices / Clients184 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267‐B(‐‐barcode)isanoptiontoeithersetthevirtualtapewiththeprovidedbarcodeo
Virtual devices / Clients96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 185iscon movevirtualtape --server-name=<server-name>[--server-username=
Sun Microsystems, Inc. has intellectual property rights relating to technology that is described in this document. In particular, and without limitati
Advantages of VTL tape virtualization6 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267thatproduceintermittentornon‐sequentialI/O,suchasincrementalsandba
Virtual devices / Clients186 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Tapecopyiscon tapecopy -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p <password>
Virtual devices / Clients96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 187-v <vdevid> -Z <on|off> -Q <num-of-copies> [-X <rpc-t
Virtual devices / Clients188 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Description:Thiscomma n d setstapeproperties.‐v(‐‐vdevid)isrequiredtospecify
Automated tape caching96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 189‐k(‐‐key‐name),‐W(‐‐key‐password)and‐d(‐‐disable‐key)areoptionsfort
Automated tape caching190 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Description:Thiscomma n d canbeusedinordertoenable,disable,orchangetheAutoma
Automated tape caching96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 191‐X(‐‐rpc‐timeout)isanoptiontospecifyanumberbetween1and30000inse
Automated tape caching192 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267‐k(‐‐key‐name)and‐W(‐‐ke y‐password)areoptionsfortapeencryptionsupport.Ifthe
Automated tape caching96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 193Reclaimdiskspaceiscon reclaimtapes -s <server-name> [-u <username&
System configuration194 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267‐I(‐‐scsiaddress)istheoptiontospecifywhichphysicaldevicesshouldbeusedtocreate
System configuration96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 195Removealicensekeycodeiscon removelicense -s <server-name> [-u <user
Advantages of VTL tape virtualization96267 • G Chapter 1 Introduction: VTL appliances and enterprise data-protection 7Operatingsystemsandbackupapp
Import/Export196 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267‐F(‐‐vtl‐info‐filter)isanadditionalfilterthatca n becombinedusingthefollowingvaluess
Import/Export96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 197‐M(‐‐import‐mode)isanoptioninoneofthefollowingvalues:copy(default)ordire
Import/Export198 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Description:Thiscomma n d exportstheinformationfromavirtualtapetoaphysicaltape.‐v(‐‐
Import/Export96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 199[-j <job-id-list>] [-T <job-type> -S <job_status>] [-X <rpc-timeo
Import/Export200 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Deleteimport/exportjobsiscon deleteimportexportjobs -s <server-name> [-u <username>
Replication96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 201[--server-username=<username> --server-password=<password>] --job-id-list=&l
Replication202 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267‐v(‐‐source‐vdevid)isrequiredtospecifytheIDofthevirtualtapetobeconfiguredforreplicat
Replication96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 203Promoteareplicaiscon promotereplica -s <server-name> -v <vdevid> | -S <
Replication204 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267--server-password=<password>] [--target-username=<target-username>--target-password=<
Replication96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 205Resumereplicationiscon resumereplication -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p
Key VTL features and options8 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267KeyVTLfeaturesandoptions “NDMPmigration”onpage 8 “VTLhigh‐a vailabilityopt
Replication206 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267‐w(‐‐watermark)isadatasizebasedtriggerinMB .Thewatermarkischec ke dwhenthetapeis u
Replication96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 207‐v(‐‐source‐vdevid)isrequired tospecifytheIDofthesourcevirtualtape.‐X(‐‐rpc
Physical devices208 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Stopreplicationiscon stopreplication -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p <passwo
Physical devices96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 209Getphysicaltapelistiscon getphysicaltapelist -s <server-name> [-u <user
Physical devices210 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267‐B(‐‐physical‐tape‐barcode)identifiestheph y si c altapetobemoved.Ifbarcodeisnotpro
Physical devices96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 211AssignphysicalresourcetoVTLiscon assignresourcetovtl -s <server-name> [-u
Physical devices212 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Getphysicaldeviceinformationiscon getpdevinfo -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p
Physical devices96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 213Rescanphysicaldevicesiscon rescandevices -s <server-name> [-u <username&
Physical devices214 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267The<guid>istheuniqueidentifierofthephysicaldevice.<ACSL>istheSCSIaddr
Reports96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 215ReportsServerthroughputreportiscon createserverthroughputreport -s <server-name> [-u
Key VTL features and options96267 • G Chapter 1 Introduction: VTL appliances and enterprise data-protection 9controlsNDMP agentsoftwareon thefil
Reports216 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267SCSIchannelthroughputreportiscon createscsichannelthroughputreport -s <server-name> [-u <use
Reports96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 217Devicethroughputreportiscon createdevicethroughputreport -s <server-name> [-u <us
Reports218 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Physicalresourcesconfigurationreportiscon createphyresourcesconfreport -s <server-name> [-u <
Reports96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 219Specifythe‐f(‐‐force)optionifyouwanttooverwritetheexistingfileiftheoutputfil
Reports220 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Thiscomma n d createsareportthatdisplaysthephysicalresourceallocationofaspecificdeviceon
Reports96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 221[-D <date-range>] [-r <repl-resource-type> | -R <resourceList>] [-o <ou
Reports222 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267[-o <filename>] [-f] [-X <rpc-timeout>]iscon createvirlibinforeport --server-name=<server
Reports96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 223Createjobreportiscon createjobreport -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p <pa
Event Log224 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267EventLogGetEventLogiscon geteventlog -s <server-name> [-u <username> -p <password>
Technical support96267 • G Appendix A VTL command line reference 225TechnicalsupportGetX‐Rayiscon getxray -s <server-name> [-u <username>
Key VTL features and options10 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267includ in g thedeviceinquestion,thefailureislocaltotheprimary,andthese
Technical support226 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Getattentionrequiredinformationiscon getattentionrequired -s <server-name> [-u <us
96267 • G 227APPENDIXBRequiredportsInordertomaintainahighlevelofsecurity,youshoulddisableallunnecessaryports.Th eonlyportsrequired
228 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267
96267 • G 229APPENDIXCTroubleshootingThisappendixaddressesthefollowingissues: “Problemsduringconsoleoperations”onpage 229 “Problemsaffect
230 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962675. If you still cannot connect, try to connect using the server’s IP address instead of its server name (or vic
96267 • G Appendix C Troubleshooting 231Case: ConnectionfailswhileexpandingtheVTLservernode1. Check the memory consumption on the console host.
232 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Case: Highserveractivity 1. Check the Event Log or syslog (/var/adm/messages) for CPU-intensive activity on
96267 • G Appendix C Troubleshooting 2337. If you have still not solved the problem, contact Sun technical support.ProblemswithvirtualresourcesIssu
234 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962675. If you find disk space errors, there may not be enough physical disk space for the expansion. Add more physi
96267 • G Appendix C Troubleshooting 2352. If the operating system does not show the device, got to “The operating system cannot detect the device” on
Key VTL features and options96267 • G Chapter 1 Introduction: VTL appliances and enterprise data-protection 11StoragepathfailoverInastandard‐avail
236 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Case: Thebackupapplicationcannotseethedeviceatall1. If the operating system sees the device but a backu
96267 • G Appendix C Troubleshooting 2373. Using the VTL console, load a tape into a virtual drive. Whilemostrawdeviceutilitiesworkwithtape dr
238 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Youcanonlyimportand exportdatabetweenaphysi c al tapedeviceanda virtualtapedeviceofthe same
96267 • G Appendix C Troubleshooting 2392. If physical tape drives require cleaning, clean them, and stop here. Retry the import/export operation.3.
240 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267▼ Takingan X‐Ray1. IntheobjecttreeoftheVTLconsole,right‐clickonthebranchrepresentingtheVTLser
96267 • G Appendix C Troubleshooting 2412. WhentheX-Ray Optionsdialogappears,checkthecheckboxescorr espondingtotheitemsthatyouneedtoin
242 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267
96267 • G 243APPENDIXDSNMPtrapsTheVTLproductfamilydefinesthefollowingSimpleNetworkManagementProtocol(SNMP)traps. Trap Severity Message9
244 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962671020 Informational Replication for virtual tape %1 started.1021 Informational Replication for virtual tape %1 f
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 2451047 Error Rescan replica has failed for virtual device %1 -- the replica device failed with error %2.1048 Error Re
Key VTL features and options12 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267AutomatedTapeCachingTheAutomatedTapeCachingoption presentsbackupapplication
246 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962671074 Error Replication cannot proceed -- unable to allocate memory.1075 Error Replication cannot proceed -- une
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 2477002 Error Patch %1 failed -- it applies only to build %2.7003 Error Patch %1 failed -- you must be the root user t
248 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626710206 Informational Add scsi alias=%1.10207 Error "Add Adapter %1 failed, not enough memory."10208 In
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 24911006 Error VTL communication module failed to start.11007 Warning There is not enough disk space available to succ
250 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626711170 Error Failed to virtualize LUN %1 because of mismatching size between configuration file and disk. Please
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 25111232 Error Console (%1): Failed to get memory status.11233 Error Console (%1): Failed to map the SCSI device name
252 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626711265 Error Console (%1): Failed to restart IOCore module.11266 Error Console (%1): Failed to erase partition o
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 25311298 Error Console (%1): Failed to reset cache on target device %2 (ID: %3) for %4 copy.11300 Error Invalid user n
254 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626711509 Informational Console (%1): Properties set for the VTL Server.11510 Error Console (%1): Failed to save re
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 25511539 Error Console (%1): Failed to import physical device %2.11540 Error "Console (%1): Host name mismatch (o
Key VTL features and options96267 • G Chapter 1 Introduction: VTL appliances and enterprise data-protection 13AutoReplicationTheAuto Replicationopt
256 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626711575 Error Console (%1): Failed to unassign Fibre Channel device %2 from %3 (not rolled back) and returns %4.1
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 25711651 Error Medium Test failed for SCSI device %1.11652 Error "Could not get type for SCSI device %1, because
258 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626711711 Error Console (%1): The replication setup for %2 %3(s) was rolled back.11712 Error Console (%1): Failed t
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 25911740 Error Console (%1): Failed to create virtual tape drives. Error: %2.11750 Informational Console (%1): Add Vir
260 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626712005 Error Failed to allocate memory.12006 Warning Log size warning.12007 Error Failed to delete file %1.12008
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 26113311 Error Failed to merge static configuration for the primary server. 13312 Error Failed to merge dynamic config
262 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626713811 Informational Primary server failback initiated.13812 Informational Server IP address add successfully.13
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 26313843 Error Secondary server fail to get original conf file from repository before failback .13844 Error Failed to
264 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626713878 Error Primary server has invalid failover configuration.13879 Critical Secondary server detect kernel mod
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 26519051 Informational [Remote Copy] The copying of the virtual tape %1 to the remote server has been started.19052 In
Key VTL features and options14 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267RemoteCopyRemoteCopycopiesasinglevirtualtapetoanotherserverondemand.VTL
266 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626719204 Error Console (%1): Failed to delete Key %2.19205 Informational Console (%1): Key %2 has been deleted suc
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 26725001 Error %1 failed to start -- %2.25002 Informational %1 paused.25003 Error %1 failed to pause -- %2.25004 Infor
268 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626726207 Error Failed to define device %1 -- %2.26208 Error Failed to undefine device %1 -- %2.26209 Error Drive %
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 26940007 Error "Unload tape from drive failed, Drive %1, EC %2"40008 Error Failed to create new tape in Virt
270 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626740038 Informational "Physical Library unassigned. Vid %1, [%2][%3]"40039 Error Read Element command t
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 27140070 Error Cannot delete Tape %140071 Error "Cannot import Tape, dest slot %1 in Virtual Library %2 is full&q
272 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626740100 Error Waited %1 seconds to get a response from %2 (%3) after trying to retrieve drive information in ACS
96267 • G Appendix D SNMP traps 27340127 Informational Disk space allocated for tape VID %1 Barcode [%2] in vault has been reclaimed successfully40128
274 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267
96267 • G 275APPENDIXEEEILOMcommandreferenceThefollowingtablesummarizesIntegratedLightsOutManager(ILOM)commandsyoucanusetomanagethes
96267 • G 15CHAPTER2UnderstandingVTLZoningZoningis thecrucialfirststepwhenintegrating astoragesystem, suchastheVTLappliance,intoaF
276 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Changethehostserialportconfiguration.Note:This speedsettingmustmatchthespeedsettingforserialpor
96267 • G Appendix E ILOM command reference 277Host System CommandsDeletethi s devicefrom anSNMPprivatecommunity.delete /SP/services/snmp/commu
278 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267
96267 • G iiiRevision HistoryShort Name Part # Revision Date CommentsVTL User Guide 96267 Nov 2006 Base document supplied by the vendor.A Jan 2007 M
16 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Zoningforhigh‐availabilitysystemsZoningahigh‐availabilitysystemisslightlymorecomplex thanzoningast
96267 • G Chapter 2 Understanding VTL Zoning 17Portzoning(hardzoning)Ahard‐zonedSANmapsinitiatortotargetusingaphysic al portaddress.Thi
18 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Duringfailover,thestandbyportbecom esactivebyspoofingtheWWPNofthefailedport.Thefigurebelowrepr
96267 • G 19CHAPTER3UsingtheVTLconsoleTheVirtualTapeLibraryconsoleapplicationisthegraphicaluserinterface thatyouusewhenadmin i st er
Running the VTL console application20 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267RunningtheVTLconsoleapplication▼ LaunchingtheVTL cons ole1. Tolaunch
Populating the console96267 • G Chapter 3 Using the VTL console 211. Fromthe consolemainmenu ,selectTools(A below),thenselectDiscover VTL Se
Understanding the VTL console interface22 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962673. WhentheVTL User Login dialogappears,enterthe VTL Serverhostnam
Understanding the VTL console interface96267 • G Chapter 3 Using the VTL console 23Onceyouhavelogged intothese rver,clickingontheplus(+)s
Understanding the VTL console interface24 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267VirtualTapeLibrarySystemTheVirtual Tape Library Systembranchofthe
Understanding the VTL console interface96267 • G Chapter 3 Using the VTL console 25TheVirtual Vaultbranchliststhevirtualtapesthatarecurrently
iv VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267
Understanding the VTL console interface26 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 virtualtapeandlibraryinformation jobstatusByright‐clickingonth
96267 • G 27CHAPTER4VTLoperationsThischapt e rcoversroutineconfiguration,administration,andmanagementofservernodes,virtualtapelibraries,
Managing network connectivity28 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267▼ Configuringlocalarea networkconnections1. IntheNetwork Configurationprope
Managing network connectivity96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 295. WhentheIP Address Configurationpropertysheetappears,clicktheStaticradio
Managing network connectivity30 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267NotetheEnable SSH,Enable FTP,andAllow root to login in telnet sessioncheckbo
Managing network connectivity96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 313. Whenpromptedtorestartthenetworkandserver,press Yes (Cbelow).4. Logback
Managing network connectivity32 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962672. SelecttheHBAthatyouwishto check(C above),and,inthepane at right,
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 333. Toseevirtualdeviceassignments,expandtheclientnode(Dbelow)andFibre Channel
Managing virtual libraries34 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267ConfiguringphysicallibrariesanddevicesVTLsoftwaresupportseitherdirect‐attached
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 352. Otherwise,in theobjecttreeoftheVTLconsole,right‐clickthePhysical Resource
96267 • G vContentsAbout this book xi1. Introductio n:VTLappliancesand enterprisedata‐protect ion 1Features 2AdvantagesofVTLtape virtualizati
Managing virtual libraries36 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962675. Whenthe Select Physical Devicespanelappears,usethecheckboxesand/orthesele
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 37▼ Assigningdirect‐attached physicaltape libraries/devices1. Intheobjecttreeof
Managing virtual libraries38 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267ManagingACSLSandLibraryStationtapepoolsWhenthe VTLsoftware’sACSLS/LibrarySt
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 39Configuringandprovisioningvirtual librariesThissectiondescribestheproceduresfo
Managing virtual libraries40 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267boththeneededlong‐termstoragecapacityandthefaste stpossibletransfertotape
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 41▼ Creatingvirtual tape libraries1. WhentheCreate Virtual Library Wizardappears,
Managing virtual libraries42 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267IfyouplantoattachaphysicaltapelibrarytotheVTLappliancefortape importor
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 436. Ifyoudonotintend toimplementautoarchivingorreplication,pressNext(L below
Managing virtual libraries44 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962677. Indicateifyouwanttousetapeduplication.Tapeduplicationallowsyoutomake u
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 45Nexttask: Ifyouaregoingtoconfig uretapecachingon thisvirtuallibrary,got
vi VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962672. UnderstandingVTLZoning 15Zoningforstandard‐availabilitysystems 15Zoningforhigh‐availabilitysystems 16
Managing virtual libraries46 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267▼ Creatingsimple schedule‐drivenmigrationpoliciesWhenthe Please select migratio
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 472. TomigratedatawhenALLofoftheconditionsspecifiedaresatisfied,clickth eAn
Managing virtual libraries48 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267▼ Creatinga reclamationpolicyThereclamatio npolicydetermineswhenex pired vir
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 49▼ Settingupthe AutoArchivefeature1. WhentheAuto Archive/Replicationdialogappe
Managing virtual libraries50 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267▼ Settingupthe AutoReplicationoption1. WhentheAuto Archive/Replicationdialog
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 51▼ Generatingthe virtual libraryUsingthisproced ure,youdefinethe remainingcha
Managing virtual libraries52 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962673. Usingthespinnercontrolprovided,adjustthe Number of Slots to4096,themaximum
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 536. WhentheEnter virtual tape propertiesdialogappears,checktheTape Capacity On De
Managing virtual libraries54 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 9626710. PressNext(E above).11. Whentheconfirmationscreenappears,pressFinish(F bel
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 553. UndertheVirtual Tape Librariesnode,right‐clickonthevir tualtapelibrar ytha
96267 • G Contents viiCopyingtapes 104Movingtapesbetweenvirtualandphysicallibraries 107Managingtapecach ing 120Creatingandviewingreports
Managing virtual libraries56 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267CreatingvirtualtapesFollowtheproceduresoutlinedbelow: “Enablingtheadvancedta
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 57triestocalculat e thisvalueforyou,itdoessousingthecurrentlyallocatedsize
Managing virtual libraries58 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 Otherwise,thewizardskipsdirectlytotheSpecify Batch Mode Informationdialog.S
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 592. IntheSelect Physical Tapesdialog,selectphysicaltapesusingthecheckboxes(C
Managing virtual libraries60 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267▼ Allocatingdisk spaceto virtualtapes1. WhentheSpecify Batch Mode Information
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 613. Otherwise,ifyo uplantocreateadditional librarieslater,dividetheMaximum(B
Managing virtual libraries62 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962671. WhentheSelect Target Server for Auto-Replication Optiondialogappears,checkthe
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 634. WhentheSpecify Replication Timeout and Retry Policypropertysheetappears,config
Managing virtual libraries64 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962677. PressNext(K above).Nexttask : “Launchingthevirtualtapebatch creationproc
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 65 “A d d i n g FibreChanne l SANclients”onpage 66 “As si gni ng virtuallibrari
viii VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Getclientproperties 175Assignvirtualdevice 175Unassignvirtual device 176Createvirtualdevice 177Delete
Managing virtual libraries66 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267▼ AddingFibreChan nelSAN clients1. WhentheEnter the Generic Client Namedialog
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 673. WhentheSet Client Fibre Channel Propertiespropertysheetappears,selecttheWorl
Managing virtual libraries68 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962675. WhentheAdd the Generic Clientsummaryscreenappears,pressFinish(L below)toa
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 69▼ Assigningvirtuallibrariesto storage clients1. WhentheAssign a Virtual Tape Li
Managing virtual libraries70 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962673. WhentheAssign a Fibre Channel Client to the Virtual Tape Libraryconfirmationscr
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 713. Performaconfigurationreboot:Nexttask: “CreatingACSL Shostdriverinstancesfo
Managing virtual libraries72 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962675. Editthefile/usr/kernel/drv/mchanger.conf,adding anentryforeachvirtuallibr
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 7310. Whenprompted,confirmyourentriesbyentering y (yes).Thescriptbuildsthedrive
Managing virtual libraries74 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962672. Whenyouareaskedifthe ACS (AutomatedCartridgeSubsystem)isinapartitionedl
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 754. Waitfor60 seconds(oneminute),thenstarttheACSLScommandpreocessor,cmd_proc
96267 • G Contents ixGetimport/exportjobstatus 198Resumeimport/exportjobs 199Deleteimport/exportjobs 200Suspendimport/exportjobs 200Cancel
Managing virtual libraries76 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267 “Manuallysa vi ngtheVTLconfiguration”onpage 76 “Automaticallybackingupthe
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 771. IntheobjecttreeoftheVTLconsole,right‐clickonthetheVTLserverbranch(A b
Managing virtual libraries78 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962673. SelecttheAuto Save Config tab(C below).4. Check Enable Auto Save Configuration
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 79Stophere.RecoveringtheserverconfigurationIftheVTLserverconfiguration islost
Managing virtual libraries80 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267Mirroringsuppliesan additionallayerofprotection.Mirroreddatabasesmaintaintwo
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 815. WhentheSelect a Creation Methoddialogappears,se lec tExpress(F below),andpr
Managing virtual libraries82 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 962676. Whenthe confirmationdialogappears,confi rm thatallinformationis correct,
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 83▼ ManagingadministratorsOnlytherootusercanaddordeleteaVTLadministratororc
Managing virtual libraries84 VTL User Guide • May 2008 G • 96267▼ Changingadministrator passwords1. Right‐clickontheVTLservernodename(A bel
Managing virtual libraries96267 • G Chapter 4 VTL operations 85VTLsupportstwotypesofcompression: Hardwarecompression‐usesaHifnExpressDR10
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