HP Data Protector Integrating an ACSLS server through a firewall

5. Once you have the ok prompt, you need to set auto-boot env to false before probing for devices. More

commands used in this prompt are listed in ‘Useful commands in Solaris’ in the Appendix on page 16.

ok> setenv auto-boot? False

ok> reset-all

This command will reset all registers.

6. When the ok prompt appears, enter:

ok> probe-scsi-all

This displays the devices connected to the machine. Check whether the connected ACS STK library is

recognized, and make a note of the target ID of the library. If this command does not display the STK Library,

check the physical connectivity, and reboot again.

Note: This command can take more than a minute to complete and return to the ok prompt.

Example:

ok> setenv auto-boot? True

Put back the actual configuration once the SCSI device is shown in the prompt.

ok> boot –r

Perform a reconfiguration reboot.

7. Return to normal running:

Installing the ACSLS server

Using pkgadd:

1. Log into the system as root.

2. Insert the ACSLS CD.

3. In a terminal window or at the command prompt, enter:

cd /cdrom/cdrom0

4. Install using pkgadd:

pkgadd -d .

Note: Make sure there is a space and a period after –d.

The following packages are available:

1 STKacsls Sun StorageTek Automated Cartridge System Library Software

(sparc) release 7.3.0

2 STKchanger Sun StorageTek SCSI Media Changer Software

(sparc) release 3.0.0

Select package you wish to process (or 'all' to process all packages).

(default: all) [?,??,q]:

5. When prompted to select a package, press Return.

6. When promoted whether you wish to continue with the installation of STKacsls, type ‘y’ and press Return.

7. When promoted whether you wish to continue with the installation of STKchanger, type ‘y’ and press Return.

8. When promoted whether you wish to install ACSLS in the default directory /export/home/, type ‘y’ and

press return.

9. When promoted to create any required directories, type ‘y’ and press Return.

10. When prompted to install setuid/setgid files, type ‘y’ and press Return.