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Chapter 3: Configuration
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Withdrawing a Volume
To use the CAP to withdraw a volume from a specific slot in the autochanger, follow
these steps:
1. Become MANAGER.SYS on the NetWorker storage node machine.
2. Enter the NSRJB command at the system prompt. Replace slot with the slot
number for the volume and volume with the label name of the volume:
: NSRJB;info=”-w -S
slot
volume
”
3. When the volume reaches the CAP, press the button to open the CAP.
4. Remove the volume and close the CAP.
Volume Management
The topics in this section provide instructions for several volume management tasks.
• To perform volume management tasks, use the NetWorker Administrator
program (NWADMIN), the NSRADMIN interface, or the NSRJB program.
• For specific instructions on how to use the windows in the NetWorker
Administrator program, refer to the online help.
• For details on the NSRADMINand NSRJB commands, refer to the nsradmin(1m)
and nsrjb(1m) man pages. The NSRJB command is also described in “Appendix
B: Command Line Reference” in the Legato NetWorker Administrator’s Guide, UNIX
Version.
Mounting a Volume in an Autochanger
To mount a volume in an autochanger, follow these steps:
1. Select the autochanger device in the Devices attribute.
2. Mount the device, or enter the following command at the CI prompt:
: NSRJB;info=”-l slot”
3. Place an adhesive label on the outside of the autochanger to identify its device
pathnames. When you use more than one autochanger, this practice is especially
useful to remind you which device pathnames belong to the autochanger.
Labeling a Volume in an Autochanger
Because NetWorker takes some time to label the volumes in an autochanger, you might
want to perform the volume label process when you do not need to back up or recover
files.
To label a volume in an autochanger, follow these steps:
1. Select a backup device in an autochanger from the Devices attribute.
2. Select a label template in the Pools resource and then verify that there are volumes
in the autochanger.
3. Start the volume label operation; at the command line, enter the following
command:
: NSRJB;info=”-L”