Backing Up The Vtl System Configuration - Sun Microsystems Virtual Tape Library User Manual

Managing virtual libraries
4. Wait for 60 seconds (one minute), then start the ACSLS command preocessor,
cmd_proc:
$ cmd_proc
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ACSSA>
5. Audit the newly added libraries. At the ACSSA> prompt, enter audit:
ACSSA> audit
CAP identifier(acs,lsm,cap): 0,0,0
Type(acs/lsm/panel/server/subpanel): acs
ACS identifier(acs): 0
ACS identifier(acs): 1
ACS identifier(acs): 2
ACS identifier(acs): 3
ACS identifier(acs):
Audit: Audit completed, Multiple ACS audit.
Audit: Audit of ACS
Audit: Audit of ACS
Audit: Audit of ACS
Audit: Audit of ACS
6. Log the configuration events:
ACSSA> log
Stop here. The VTL virtual libraries have been configured for ACSLS administration.
Backing up the VTL system configuration
Whenever you change the VTL configuration, you should backup the configuration
to a secure location on another machine. This process preserves the virtual tape
libraries, virtual tape drives, clients, client assignments, replication configurations,
and failover configurations for the server. You can do this in either of two ways:
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0, Valid.
1, Valid.
2, Valid.
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