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accessors, dual active (continued)
status (continued)
window - enabling 150
action list
using 389
actions to avoid 96
active accessor
disable dual active 151
enable dual active 150
switch to standby 149
active library manager
configuring for SNMP trap
destinations 358
in 3494 HA1 option 41
switch to standby 141, 147
adapters
Ethernet 62
fibre 62
for grid configuration 62
add LAN host to 3494 tape library 339
window (APPC selected) 339
window (APPC/VTAM selected) 341
window (TCP/IP selected) 343
add message to transaction log 234
adding an SNMP trap destination
(OS/2 2.11) 359
(OS/2 4.0) 360
adjacent frame support 43, 44
administer
users
from specialist 399
administrator, system
change password 355
involvement in operations 80
password window 147, 152, 154, 219,
220, 355
advanced operating procedures
library manager function keys 137
making library manager
selections 133
selecting with the keyboard 133
selecting with the pointing
device 133
using the help window 135
help menu bar 136
help search 136
using the library manager 129
using the operator menu
mode window 385
using the operator menu bar 139
advanced policy management 69
application-managed encryption 65
area network, local 63
AS/400
adding to 3494 configuration 339
APPC LAN protocol 339
Display LAN Information
(DSPLANMLD) command 339, 348,
350, 351
Display LAN Media Library
Information command 339, 348,
350, 351
DSPLANMLB command 339, 348,
350, 351
DSPLANMLD command 339, 348,
350, 351
host transaction program name 340
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LAN protocol 339
LAN transaction program 340
local remote power switch 48
media library device driver
(MLDD) 112
power control of 3494 tape library 79
QMLD/QMLDSTRCC transaction
program name 340
remote power mode 79
transaction program name 340
attachment
SCSI host 78
audit operations 91
during inventory update 81
auto mode
changing to 115
description 99
selection 141
transition from
to manual mode 107
to pause mode (forced) 106
to pause mode (no error) 105
B
barcode encryption policy
setting up 66
Barcode Encryption Policy 316
basic operating procedures 111
changing from local to remote
power 115
changing from remote to local
power 115
changing to auto mode 115
changing to pause mode 114
inserting cartridges 115
using convenience I/O
station 117
using empty cartridge cells 116
using high-capacity I/O
facility 120
powering off the 3494 tape
library 114
powering on the 3494 tape
library 111
removing ejected cartridges 121
from convenience I/O station 122
from high-capacity I/O
facility 122
from high-capacity output
facility 121
from single-cell output
facility 121
soft shutdown of the 3494 tape
library 112
BTLS host action 442
bulk volume information retrieval 73
C
call home 380
configure network
from specialist 399
configure settings
from specialist 399
call home (continued)
flush queue
from specialist 399
set heartbeat
from specialist 399
support 44
test interface
from specialist 399
window 380
cancel VTS export/import
window 254
capacity
cartridge storage 38
cartridge
cell location 37
convenience I/O station 22
demounting 390
ejecting 392
file protection 24, 30
high-capacity I/O facility 21, 22
high-capacity output facility 21, 22
input and output facilities
convenience I/O station
feature 22
high-capacity I/O 21
high-capacity output 21
single-cell output 22
input facility 21
inserting 115, 390
using convenience I/O
station 117
using empty cartridge cells 116
using high-capacity I/O
facility 120
window 391
installation, initial 93
cleaner volumes 93
customer volumes 93
service volume 93
labels
how to apply 35
media-type 24, 26
use of non-IBM-standard media
labels 33
volser 24, 30
mounting 389
using action list 389
using drive message display 389
output facilities 21
high-capacity 21
single-cell 22
placement guidelines 95
removal from gripper 415
removing ejected 121
requirements 24, 29
reserved storage cells 38
single-cell output facility 22
storage capacity 38
storage cells 37
labeling 37
locations 21, 22
names 37
reserved 38
system tape 23
description 23
requirements 24, 29
transient 93, 332
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