Hwactivation; Fibreconfig; Mediavalidation - Oracle StorageTek SL3000 User Manual

hwActivation

hwActivation
This command activating certain library features after purchasing a hardware
activation permit.
hwActivation
Displays help for the hwActivation command, same as "help hwActivation".
hwActivation addLicenseFile
Adds a license file. The license file must be named SL3000_license_config.dsf. The full
path name being /usr/local/SL3000_license_config.dsf.
hwActivation deleteFile <index>
Deletes the specified installed feature file.
<index> - specifies file number to delete as specified in the library controller
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hwActivation module database. See
hwActivation listFiles
Lists the installed feature files in the library controller hwActivation module database.
hwActivation print
Lists all of the enabled features in the library controller hwActivation module
database.

FibreConfig

This command obtains and sets multi-port fibre channel configurations for the library
controller. The Fibre Channels controls and displays by this command are not to be
confused with the fibre channel configurations to tape drives. This command is only
available on the SL3000.
fibreConfig print
Displays the status of the library fibre channel connections.
fibreConfig ports print
Displays the number of multi fibre port channels enabled.
fibreConfig config <hard|soft> <loopId> <portNum>
Sets either hard or soft addressing, and sets the fibre loop ID if hard addressing is
enabled to the provided value. The loop ID is set to 126 if hard addressing is disabled.
This configuration is on a per port basis.
fibreConfig ports set <number to enable>
Sets the number of multi fibre port channels to enable. The MultiFibrePort license
limitation and the physical hardware determine the maximum number of ports to
enable.

mediaValidation

This command manages the media validation feature.
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The library must be rebooted when disabling openVolser,
Note:
dualRobot, partitioning, or redundant electronics.
"hwActivation listFiles".