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log retention time
Manager of
Managers (MoM)
media audit log
media condition
media condition
factors
media pool
media type
media ID
media label
medium location
mount request
overwrite
polling
drives by a robotic mechanism, allowing random access to the
media. The library can contain multiple drives.
The length of time the media audit logs are saved on the server.
Several cells can be grouped together and managed from a
central cell. The management system of the central cell is the
Manager of Managers (MoM). The MoM allows you to configure
and manage multiple cells from a central point.
Tracks every movement performed with each medium.
The quality of a medium as derived from the media condition
factors. Heavy usage and age result in increased read and write
errors. Media need to be replaced when the condition field
indicates POOR.
The user-assigned age threshold and overwrite threshold used
to assert the condition of a medium.
A set of media of the same type (such as DDS) used and tracked
as a group. Media are formatted and assigned to a media pool.
The physical type of the media, such as DDS or DLT.
A unique identifier assigned to a medium by the Backup
Manager.
A user-defined identifier used to describe a backup medium.
A user-defined physical location of the backup media, such as
"building 4" or "offsite storage".
A screen prompt that tells the user to insert media into a device.
Once you respond to the mount request by providing the
required media, the session continues.
A media condition factor defining how many times a medium
can be rewritten and influencing when a medium becomes
POOR.
(1) A communications technique that determines when a terminal
is ready to send data. The computer continually interrogates its
connected terminals in a round -robin sequence. If a terminal
has data to send, it sends back an acknowledgement and the
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