Configuring Devices - Quantum scalar i2000 User Manual

Configuring Devices

Scalar i2000 User's Guide
7 In the Choose Severity box, click the severity level you want to
assign to this e-mail address.
If you are using the remote client LMC, you can
Note
assign more than one severity level. While pressing
the CTRL key, click the severity levels you want to
assign. The touch screen on the library enables you
to select only one severity level.
8 To accept this notification setup, click OK.
The Notification dialog box reappears.
9 After you finish setting up all notifications, click OK.
You can change the way library components appear to the hosts. The
Setup→ Device command enables you to change the way system
components appear to the hosts.
The Setup→ Device→ IDs command is available while viewing a
partition. Use this command to set the SCSI ID for a SCSI-attached drive
or the Loop ID for a Fibre-attached drive. All hosts that view the drive will
see the same SCSI ID associated with the drive.
The Setup→ Device→ Access command gives you access to the Channel
Zoning, SCSI Host, and FC Host commands, which are available while
viewing the physical library. Use the Channel Zoning command to
restrict host access to particular I/O blade ports. Use the SCSI Host and
FC Host commands to configure access to partition accessors and drives
on a per-host basis. If you have connected your host to either the FC port
or the SCSI port on the MCB, or to a port on one of the I/O blades, you
must map the appropriate partitions by using either the SCSI Host
command or the FC Host command. If you have connected your hosts
directly to the drives, use third-party software of your choice to manage
media from the host itself.
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