Spectra Logic T-Series Spectra T50e User Manual page 82

Chapter 4 — Library Configuration
6. Select whether you'd like the RLC to have online access to Spectra Logic.
7. Select the Automatic Save Configuration "on" toggle button to enable the
8. Select Save to complete the process.
Changing the Network Settings
The library uses Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) by default.
Follow these steps only to change or edit the network protocol.
Preparing the System for a Static IP Address
Make sure of the following:
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(For details on online access, see
page 21.)
Online access can be turned on and off at any time.
library to send an auto-save configuration file as an email attachment to
a previously defined email recipient.
In addition to this e-mail option, the Auto-Save Configuration File
feature automatically creates an auto-save backup file containing the
library configuration and Media Lifecycle Management (MLM)
database and stores it on the LCM compact flash. See
Library Configuration and MLM Database on page 88
information.
Note:
To use the email option for the Auto Configuration Save feature,
you must first configure a mail recipient for the person to whom
you want the configuration file emailed (see
Users on page
Do not use the default autosupport@spectralogic.com email
recipient. Spectra Logic does not save emailed configuration files.
Spectra Logic highly recommends that you take advantage of this feature.
The library sends the email whenever it performs an automatic
configuration save operation.
The auto-save file contains both the library configuration and the MLM
database.
The e-mail includes instructions for using the attached file to
restore the library configuration and MLM database.
Note: If you plan to use RLC, Spectra Logic recommends setting a
static IP address for the library.
The library has a network connection with an active link.
The IP address is unique and is not in use by another device.
Online Access to Spectra Logic on
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Auto-Saving the
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