Quantum Scalar 1000 Reference Manual page 175

Field/Button
Client Host Name
Host alias
Numeric system
Clean pool prefix
Dismount after clean
Host is allowed to set
the time
Notification sender
name
Priority
Sequence
HCC Major
Number of reserved
storages
Number of reserved
I/E slots
Number of reserved
drives
Unreserve All
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Icon Operation
Enter
Enter
Select
Enter
Check
Do not check
Enter
Select
Do not check
Do not check
Supplied
Supplied
Supplied
Click
Description
The host name of the computer running the client
software. ADIC recommends using the following:
• client host IP address
• client host DNS name, short
• client host DNS name, full
• localhost for the client operating from local host
(possible but not recommended because of security
reasons)
• any for the client operating from any host (possible
but not recommended because of security reasons)
Host alias (ROBAR format).
Numeric system format (decimal/hexadecimal).
Clean pool prefix used by ROBAR client.
Indicates whether the cleaning cartridge should be
dismounted after the cleaning ends.
A client host should not be allowed to set the time.
Notification sender (ROBAR format).
Low means the client-sent commands have the lowest
priority in a queue. Refer to
Medium means the client-sent commands have the
standard priority in a queue. Refer to
page 174.
High means the client-sent commands have the
highest priority in a queue. Refer to
page 174.
Commands sent by client without sequence option will
be executed as they are ready. The system will not
wait until the previous client command is finished.
Commands send by client without major host
parameter cannot be addressed/replied via the HCC/
MVS application.
The number of storage slots assigned to the client.
The number of mailbox (I/E) slots assigned to the
client.
The number of drives assigned to the client.
De-allocates all slots currently allocated for the client
(storage, I/E, and drives).
Queue Tab on page 174.
Queue Tab on
Queue Tab on
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