Sun Microsystems VSM GUI manual Set Up the SMP/E Environment and Install the Software

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Set Up the SMP/E Environment and Install the Software

Caution – Do not install the VSM GUI and its supporting SAS/C functions in an SMP/E CSI containing other Sun StorageTek products with SAS/C functions you want to preserve. Otherwise, unpredictable results may occur.

However, if you already have ExPR installed: The VSM GUI should be installed in the same SMP/E CSI so as to share the HTTPD server (the HTTPD server and SAS/C runtime library files are the same on both tapes). SMP/E will determine what needs to be installed.

Caution – VSM GUI version 6.2 cannot coexist with previous VSM GUI versions in the same SMP/E CSI because of data set conflicts.

Caution – Co-existing with ExPR GUI for the same SMP/E environment will require the relevant ExPR GUI maintenance patches (PTF) for the HTTPD server base function and SAS/C function.

Caution – The High Level Qualifiers you will use for the SMP/E data set is restricted to no more than 23 characters. This is to ensure that all the data sets received for the product will comply with the 44 character maximum length data set name, imposed by the operating system.

The SMP/E JCL Data Set contains jobs to create the SMP/E environment (allocating data sets, setting SMP/E options, and so forth) in addition to the SMP/E RECEIVE, APPLY and ACCEPT jobs.

For more information, see the following members:

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Each job also contains usage notes that describe what needs to be changed.

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Contents VSM GUI Page Sun StorageTek VSM GUI Getting Started Guide USA Revision History Iv VSM GUI Getting Started Guide July Rev a Contents Installing PTFs for VSM GUI List of Figures Viii VSM GUI Getting Started Guide July Rev a List of Tables VSM GUI Getting Started Guide July Rev a Prerequisites AudienceWhat’s New in this Release Customer Resource Center How this Guide is OrganizedAdditional Information Sun’s External Web SiteCustomer Support Partners SiteThird-Party Web Sites Hardcopy PublicationsSun’s Worldwide Offices Customer-initiated MaintenanceVtcs and VSM Related PublicationsXvi VSM GUI Getting Started Guide July Rev a What is the VSM GUI? 1VSM GUI Home 1VSM GUI Installation Summary and Checklist VSM GUI Installation Summary Checklist2VSM GUI PC Hardware Requirements Verify Installation MaterialsVerify VSM GUI Hardware Prerequisites Verify VSM GUI Software PrerequisitesLoad VSM GUI from Tape or CD-ROM Media Product Installation Tape ContentsProduct Installation CD-ROM Contents Rev a Installing and Configuring the VSM GUI VSM GUI Getting Started Guide July Rev a GIMPAF.XML Stksamp VSM GUI FMIDs Unloading VSM GUI SMP/E JCL Data Set from Tape Unload the VSM GUI SMP/E JCL Data SetUnloading VSM GUI SMP/E JCL Data Set from Set Up the SMP/E Environment and Install the Software To set up the SMP/E environment and install the software 6SMP/E Target Library Contents Ensamp Run customized member I9ACCEPT to Accept the VSM GUI Fmid 7SMP/E Distribution Library ContentsCustomize the VSM GUI Startup Proc APF Authorize the VSM GUI LibrariesCustomize the VSM GUI Parameter File VSM GUI Server Configuration ParametersNetwork Parameters Serverdomain domain Security ParametersSecurity file saf 8VSM GUI Authorization Levels and CommandsMiscellaneous Parameters Content ParametersDeny xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx / mm Order check-order Secure level Start the VSM GUI ServerControl the VSM GUI Server Connect to the VSM GUI ServerInstalling the PTFs Installing PTFs for VSM GUIRun member V3ACCEPT to Accept the VSM GUI FMIDs Installing Service Tapes for VSM GUI Unload the SMP/E JCL Data Set from the Service Tape Service Tape Contents1JCL to Unload the VSM GUI Service Tape SMP/E JCL Installing a Service TapeRun member U3ACCEPT to Accept the SYSMODs VSM GUI Messages SKY013I SKY006ISKY007E SKY008ESKY031I SKY026ISKY027I SKY030ESKY048E SKY045ESKY046E SKY047ESKY055I SKY053ISKY053E SKY054ESKY067I SKY062ESKY064W SKY065WSKY075I SKY072ISKY073E SKY074WSKY106E SKY103ESKY104E SKY105ESKY115I SKY112ESKY113E SKY114ISKY124I SKY121ESKY122E SKY123ESKY131I SKY128ESKY129E SKY130ISKY140E SKY136WSKY138W SKY139ETable A-1VTCS Pgmi Return Codes Vtcs Pgmi Return CodesVSM GUI Getting Started Guide July Rev a Index VSM GUI Getting Started Guide July Rev a Headquarters

VSM GUI specifications

Sun Microsystems’ Virtual Storage Manager (VSM) Graphical User Interface (GUI) is a powerful tool designed to facilitate the management of storage resources in enterprise environments. The VSM GUI provides a user-friendly interface that simplifies complex storage operations, making it an essential component for administrators tasked with optimizing data storage and retrieval.

One of the main features of the VSM GUI is its intuitive layout, which allows users to navigate through various storage management functions with ease. The interface includes dashboard views that provide a comprehensive overview of storage utilization, performance metrics, and operational status. This quick access to critical information enables administrators to make informed decisions and respond proactively to storage-related issues.

Another significant characteristic of the VSM GUI is its robust reporting capabilities. Users can generate detailed reports on storage resource allocation, usage patterns, and overall system performance. These reports can help identify potential bottlenecks and allow for better capacity planning, ensuring that storage resources align with organizational needs.

The VSM GUI is built on modern web technologies, providing flexibility and accessibility. This web-based architecture enables users to manage their storage infrastructure from any device with internet access, whether in the office or on the move. The GUI supports integration with other management tools and systems, enhancing its functionality and allowing for streamlined workflows.

Security is a critical aspect of the VSM GUI, and Sun Microsystems has implemented several measures to safeguard sensitive data. User authentication and role-based access control ensure that only authorized personnel can perform specific operations. Additionally, audit trails are maintained to monitor user activities, providing an extra layer of accountability.

Furthermore, the VSM GUI supports automation features that facilitate routine tasks such as data backup, replication, and recovery processes. By automating these operations, administrators can focus on more strategic initiatives rather than spending valuable time on repetitive tasks.

In summary, Sun Microsystems’ VSM GUI combines an intuitive design with powerful features to provide a comprehensive storage management solution. With its emphasis on usability, reporting, security, and automation, it is an invaluable tool for organizations looking to optimize their storage infrastructure while minimizing operational overhead. The VSM GUI exemplifies how effective technology can enhance data management processes within enterprise environments.
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