Lan Host Status - IBM TotalStorage 3494 Tape Library Operator's Manual

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LAN Host Status

v Required indicates that one or more intervention-required conditions exist in the
3494 Tape Library (see "Operator Intervention" on page 353).
Dual Path Conc indicates the status of the dual path concentrator for the active
Library Manager:
v Not Installed indicates that dual path concentrator hardware is not installed.
v Enabled indicates that dual path concentrator hardware is installed and that
both the primary and the alternate concentrators are operational.
v Primary failed indicates that dual path concentrator hardware is installed but
the primary concentrator has failed.
v Alternate failed indicates that dual path concentrator hardware is installed but
the alternate concentrator has failed.
v Both failed indicates that dual path concentrator hardware is installed but both
the primary and the alternate concentrators have failed.
Peer-to-Peer indicates whether or not any VTSs connected to the library are taught
or configured as PtP VTSs:
v Not Installed indicates that no connected VTSs are PtP-configured.
v VTS1 indicates that VTS1 is PtP-configured.
v VTS2 indicates that VTS2 is PtP-configured.
v VTS1, VTS2 indicates that both VTS1 and VTS2 are PtP-configured.
v Unknown indicates that the library's PtP configuration status is unknown due to
a system error.
Current LMTRNxx.LOG shows the last two bytes of the file name and the date
and time of the current LMTRNxx.LOG. A question mark (?) indicates a problem
has occurred.
The System Summary window has the following available on its action bar:
Help Provides help about the System Summary window.
To close the System Summary window, select the Close option on the System
Menu icon (upper-left corner of the window).
Note: You can view LAN host status from the Specialist (see "Specialist Features
and Functions" on page 396).
The LAN Host Status window (Figure 107 on page 186) provides information on
the status of the hosts attached to the 3494 Tape Library through a LAN.
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