Quantum DXi4700 User Manual page 220

Chapter 9: Configuration
VTL Configuration
Write Protect (WP)
Import Media
After you select an action, the table is updated to show only the cartridges that support the selected
action. Select Show All Media in the Action drop-down box to see all cartridges.
3. (Optional) To reduce the number of cartridges displayed in the table, enter a barcode or barcode range
in the Barcode Filter box and click Apply Filter.
Use a hyphen (-) to indicate a range, and use an asterisk (*) to indicate a wildcard. Separate multiple
entries with commas, and do not use spaces.
Example: Enter AAA* to display all cartridge barcodes beginning with AAA. Or enter AAA010-
AAA020 to display all barcodes in the specified range. Click the Quick Tip icon [?] for additional
examples.
4. Select the cartridges to perform the action on. The action is performed only for selected cartridges on
the current page. Or select the check box in the table heading row to perform the action on all cartridges
in the partition.
If necessary, use the controls at the bottom of the table to navigate between multiple pages of results.
Select the number of rows to display in the Show drop-down box.
5. Click Apply.
Media Move
Use the Media Move page to move a virtual tape cartridge from a source location (drive, storage slot, or I/E
slot) to a destination location (drive, storage slot, or I/E slot). The location and destination must be in the
same partition.
Note: If you do not create and associate a host access group with a partition, the virtual devices are not
visible from the host, and drives cannot be destinations for move operations (see
on page 223).
Caution: Moving a virtual tape cartridge might disrupt backup jobs.
To access the Media Move page, on the Media page, click the Move tab (see
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Enables or disables write protection for the cartridge.
Imports cartridges into the currently selected partition. Cartridges that are in the
exported or vaulted state can be imported from another partition with the same
media type and data deduplication settings.
Remote Host Access
Figure 140 on the next page).
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