HP File System Extender (FSE) manual HP StorageWorks File System Extender Software CLI reference

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is not running, start it with the fse – –start

command. There should also be a Par-

tition Manager process (fse–pm) running for FSE partition for which the jobs are monitored. This can be checked with the fsesystem and fsepartition commands.

After successful command execution fsejob notifies the FSE administrator with a suitable message, which is printed to the standard output stream (stdout). If there was an error during the command execution, an appropriate error message is printed to the standard error stream (stderr).

JOB LIST INFORMATION Job information that is displayed using the –listoption is the following:

1.JobID .......... job identification number (JobID),

2.Partition .......... name of the FSE partition on which the job is running,

3.Type .......... job type (migration, recall, admin, maintenance, reorg, recov- ery, backup, unknown),

4.Priority .......... current job priority,

5.Started .......... job starting date and time in the format of YYYY/MM/DD hh:mm:ss,

6.Status .......... current job status (phase).

... A numerical value is shown for jobs which are in phase of waiting for free re- sources and a "n/a" string for jobs which already allocated the required resources.

The job id is a numerical identification of a job that consists of the start date of the job and its sequence number for that particular day.

JOB STATUS INFORMATION Job status information that is printed using the –statusoption consists of two parts. First part is the same information as reported by the –listoption, in this case laid out in rows rather than in columns. For description of the reported data, see section JOB LIST INFORMATION. Second part consists of one or more lines, each with the following information:

1. Copy .......... consecutive number of migrated data copy,

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Contents File System Extender Software FSE command index ContentsDescription VolumeNameSynopsis Name Process FSE Daemon Service Partition Manager S Back End Agent S Library Agent SFSE administrator can set up two POST-START and PRE-STOP ScriptsFse -mount command. If Command fse -dismount-ntfsOptions StartName Stop RestartMountPoint VolumeNameName Status Dismount-ntfsList-volumes Limit-accessFull-access 0050da45607 \ Examples\fs02 Copyright Fse -list-volumes -detail FilesSee Also Fsesystem8, fsepartition8, fserestore8, fseintro7 BackupFileName -nomedia BackupFileName -m- -medium BarcodeName Name Name Snapshotpct = Name Hsmlvvar = hsmvg/varHsmlvpart = hsmvg/part BackupFileName Barcode Name NomediaMedium InitFsebackup -f /mnt/backup/backupimagefile.tar.bz2 -nomedia Fsebackup -fbackupimagefile.tar.bz2Fsebackup -file .- -nomedia Fsebackup -medium bkpmed02See Also Fserestore8, fserecover8, fseintro7 Name FilesFsebak -h FsebakFsebak -suspend Fsebak -continue Fsebak VersionAchieving the FSE Database Consistency fsebak -suspend Resuming Normal FSE System Operation fsebak -continueStatusCode SuspendContinue See Also Fse8, fsesystem8, fseintro7 Barcode Barcode FsecheckFsecheck -i -fsc-hsmfs PartitionName Fsecheck -m Match-mediaPartitionName Fsc-hsmfsLOG Consistency Autocorrect Name Fsc-mediaAlog Consistency Fsecheck -fsc-media archivepart32 Name VolumeFsecheck -fsc-hsmfs dailyreports Fsecheck -fsc-media -autocorrectSee Also fserecover8, fseintro7 Fsecheck -fsc-media -barcode 000101 000102 dm002Add ConfigFileName NameRemove AddConfigFileName NameHistory Name ShowRevisionNumber ListName Detail DisableEnable Libdrive01 DriveAB -FSee Also Fse8, fselibrary8, fsemedium8, fsepool8, fseintro7 Path FileName... -DPartitionName FileID... -date FileNameName List option Detail FileNameSize Name History FileIDIdPartitionName FileID... argument combination InputFile Utf8Into Name DateMigid MigrateRelease Trigger-deletionToring Fsefile -list updateMe.gz -detailNo-monitor Fsefile -list file1 file2 file3 -sizeFsefile -recall Fsefile -recall -if RecallFileList.txt -utf8Fsefile -recall -if FSEPartition010 30600 -date 2002/12/10Partition03 Fsefile -Sweek50 week51 /mnt/fsevg/weekly-archives/week52Fsefile -trigger-migration Fsefile -trigger-deletion partitiondeleteme -F -no-monitorDecr Number JobIDPriority JobID Number HP StorageWorks File System Extender Software CLI reference JOB List Information Migration List migration jobs Recall List recall jobs AdminRecovery List recovery jobs Abort Name MaintJobID PriorityFsejob -list -migration -recall Name IncrDecr Fsejob -l -A partitionnew -DFsejob -p20021206000614 See Also Fsesystem8, fsepartition8, fsefile 8, fseintro7Name RevisionNumber -H- -history Name ConfigFileNameName of the FSE library configuration file to use Name of the FSE library to manage configuration for Show-inventory Name ListUnloadNr LibraryName RescanFselibrary -show systemlib Name EnableFselibrary -r libsupplemental -force Fselibrary -showmainlibrary storagelibrarycfg.fseFselibrary -disable AITlibrary -force Fselibrary -update-inventory libemail -rescanDisable the FSE library named AITlibrary skip confirmation Enable the currently disabled FSE library named LTOlibraryHP StorageWorks File System Extender Software CLI reference Barcode Description Options Name Pool PoolNameName Format Command fsemedium -list -volume Name If -remove ,- -mark-unreliable ,- -mark-unusable Mark-unreliableMark-good Close-volumeMark-unusable Duplicate Copy-contentsRecreate-fri ReorgFsemedium -rbackuptape13 Fsemedium -add backuptape05Fsemedium -abackuptape10 -poolpoolbkp Fsemedium -r backuptape78 -FFsemedium -format work35 -F -init Fsemedium -init tape4a -volume 1 -no-monitorFsemedium -close-volume ait60 Fsemedium -i workoffline45 -forceFsemedium -reorg tape55 -no-monitor Fsemedium -reorg tape56 -volume 1 2 5Fsemedium -copy-contents damagedmed Fsepartition -h Fsepartition VersionName Partition Status Information Partition status information that isOptions Add Status HSM FS Partition PART. Manager NormalName of the FSE partition configuration file to use Or -disable option Show Detail NumberOfGenerations Reorg-scanExpirationDate Reorg-statFsepartition -r client03part03 -force SlackThreshold%Fsepartition -addclient02part05.fse Fsepartition -show client01part02Fsepartition -disable client03astropics -F Fsepartition -status mailpartition01Opt/fse/newconfig/fse-partition-NEVER-RELEASE.cfg Fsepartition -reorg-scanverytemporarypart 2003/09/20 100000Fsepartition -reorg-stat client03astropics Files Copyright C 2002-2005 Grau Data Storage Fsepool -r FsepoolFsepool -a Fsepool -sName Name Options Add Name History Name Detail Fsepool -l -D Fsepool -remove systembackuppool -FFsepool -show projarchivepool -H InstallPath% \newconfig \fse-pool-AIT-MANY-SMALL-FILES.cfg Opt/fse/newconfig/fse-pool-AIT-MANY-SMALL-FILES.cfgHP StorageWorks File System Extender Software CLI reference Fserecover Var/opt/fse/tmp/.PartitionNamehsmfsrecover Fsejob -a JobIDLimitations Options Fsc Fserecover -fsc fsefs01Fserecover -hsmfs fsefs01 HsmfsName 100 See Also Fsecheck8, fsepartition8, fseintro7 file BackupFileName Name 102 Restore ConceptsFserestore copies the backup image from the spec Name 103 Options fileCount Name 104 DeviceOffset Fserestore file Name 105 Retrieve-toName 106 Fserestore -d id0200 -offsetFserestore -d /dev/sg3-o 3 -count 2 -retrieve-to /tmp Dev/sg5See Also Fse8, fsebackup8, fserecover8, fseintro7 Name 107Name 108 FsesystemStatus Partition PART. Manager HSM FS Error Name 109Name 110 Options ShowStatus Information Enable-dbgName 111 SysDbgLevelSysDbgFlags Name 112SysDbgFile SysDbgHSMFS Disable-dbgName 113 Fsesystem -mfseconfignew.fse Name 114 HelpFsesystem -show fseconfig.fse Name 115 See Also Fse8, fsejob8, fsepartition8, fseintro7
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File System Extender (FSE) specifications

HP File System Extender (FSE) is a sophisticated solution designed to optimize data storage management for enterprises that deal with large volumes of unstructured data. This technology addresses the challenges of data growth and the need for effective data retention strategies, enabling organizations to store and manage their information more efficiently.

One of the main features of HP FSE is its ability to intelligently migrate data between primary and secondary storage. By utilizing policies that determine when to move infrequently accessed files to lower-cost storage environments, FSE helps reduce the strain on primary storage systems and saves on costs associated with high-performance storage solutions. This tiered approach to data management ensures that organizations can access the data they need quickly while still maintaining an efficient overall storage architecture.

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