Viewing The Media Security Events Report; Configuring Devices - Quantum Scalar i6000 User Manual

Chapter 3: Configuring Your Library

Configuring Devices

Viewing the Media
Security Events Report
Configuring Devices
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6 For Automatic Inventory, click Enable.
7 Click OK.
You can view a report of media security events by selecting Tools >
Reports > Media > Security.
The log displays events which met the criteria you selected in the Media
Security Notifications dialog box (see
Notifications on page 196).
You can change the way library components appear to the hosts. The
Setup > Device command enables you to change the way system
components appear to the hosts.
The Setup > Drives > SCSI IDs command is available while viewing a
partition. Use this command to set the SCSI ID for a SCSI-attached drive.
All hosts that view the drive will see the same SCSI ID associated with
the drive.
The Setup > Drives > FC Settings command is available when viewing
the physical library and allows you to configure speed, topology, or
Loop ID for a Fibre-attached drive.
The Setup > Blades > Access command gives you access to the
Channel Zoning, FC Host, and LUN Mapping Wizard commands,
which are available while viewing the physical library.
The Setup > Drives > Access > SNW Wizard is available when viewing
the physical library and gives you access to the SNW Drive Licenses,
Control Path, Data Path Failover, and Host Access.
• Use the Channel Zoning command to restrict host access to
particular I/O blade ports.
• Use the FC Host commands to configure access to partition
accessors and drives on a per-host basis. If you have connected your
host to the FC port on the MCB, or to a port on one of the FC I/O
blades, you must map the appropriate partitions by using the FC
Host command. If you have connected your hosts directly to the
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