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v LAN/RTIC shows how the port is attached. It indicates L if the port is
v Devices shows a list of the devices (physical or virtual) that are associated with
The Component Availability Status window has the following push buttons:
Cancel
Refresh
Help
Display Tape Subsystem IDs
The Display Tape Subsystem IDs window displays the tape subsystem IDs. The
display, shown in Figure 93, is by partition with the non-VTS partition (partition 0)
at the top followed by the VTS partitions.
Figure 93. Display Tape Subsystem IDs Window
The column headings are:
ID
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If the port status is unavailable, then there is an asterisk (*) immediately after
the port number. If the port status is not installed, then there is a dash (-)
immediately after the port number.
LAN-attached. It indicates R if the port is RTIC-attached.
this port (tape subsystem). If there are more than eight devices on this tape
subsystem, then a second line of devices is displayed. If the device status is
Available, then there is no indicator immediately after the device number. If the
device status is Not available, then there is an asterisk (*) immediately after the
device number. If the device status is Not installed, then there is a dash (-)
immediately after the device number.
Closes the Component Availability Status window.
Refreshes the Component Availability Status window. The window
refreshes automatically if a change of availability occurs in the library.
Provides help about the Component Availability Status window.
The logical tape subsystem ID as it would be known to the System 390
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