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HP File System Extender (FSE) fse –, fse –, –start, –status, 2.9 NAME, fsemedium, 2.9.2DESCRIPTION

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2.9.2DESCRIPTION

This FSE command manages a single FSE medium. It is used to perform these FSE administrator’s tasks:

•conﬁgure a new or remove an existing FSE medium,

•list barcodes and status information for conﬁgured media in the FSE imple- mentation,

•show status information for medium volumes on conﬁgured FSE media,

•format and/or initialize a conﬁgured FSE medium,

•change an FSE medium status to unreliable, unusable, or remove either of these two statuses (change the status to "good"),

•mark an FSE medium volume as full and handle its Fast Recovery Informa- tion appropriately,

•recreate missing Fast Recovery Information on disk from the migrated meta– data,

•duplicate a medium to a medium of the same tape (copy all data and Fast Recovery Information from the source to the target medium),

•reorganize a medium or speciﬁed medium volumes preserving only the data that was determined as valid during the reorganizational scan job,

•recreate a redundant copy of the unreadable data located on damaged FSE media.

Each FSE command communicates with the FSE processes through the Management Interface (fse–mif). To execute an FSE command, the Management Interface must be running. If the connection to the Management Interface fails, check its status by running the fse – –statuscommand. In case the Management Interface is not running, start it with the fse – –startcommand.

After a successful command execution fsemedium 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).

HP StorageWorks File System Extender Software CLI reference

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Page 1.1 List of FSE commands 2.1 NAME Page –status Page Regular WORM LAM –limit–access –full–access 2.1.3OPTIONS •– –start –start POST–START AND •– –stop –stop •– –restart Note: Page Page –list–volumes 2.1.4EXAMPLES – –mount – –dismount–ntfs – –limit–access fse – –list–volumes– –detail 2.1.5FILES 2.1.6COPYRIGHT 2.1.7SEE ALSO fsesystem(8), fsepartition(8), fserestore(8), fseintro(7) 2.2 NAME PREREQUISITES Warning: THE BACKUP PROCESS ACTIVITY LOGGING fsebackup BACKUP CONFIGURATION •HSM_LV_VAR = hsm_vg/var •HSM_LV_PART = hsm_vg/part •SNAPSHOT_PCT ABORTING THE BACKUP fsejob – 2.2.3OPTIONS •–f , – –ﬁle –ﬁle –media •– –nomedia •–m , – –medium –init •–i , – –init •–h , – –help 2.2.4EXAMPLES fsebackup – –ﬁle . – –nomedia fsebackup – fsebackup – –medium bkp_med_02 –i 2.2.5FILES 2.2.6COPYRIGHT 2.2.7SEE ALSO fserestore(8), fserecover(8), fseintro(7) 2.3 NAME ACHIEVING THE FSE DATABASE CONSISTENCY fsebak – –suspend –continue RESUMING NORMAL FSE SYSTEM OPERATION fsebak – –continue 2.3.3OPTIONS •– –suspend •– –continue 2.3.4EXAMPLES fsebak – Page 2.4 NAME 2.4.3OPTIONS •–i , – –fsc–hsmfs CHECKING FILE SYSTEM CATA LOG CONSISTENCY Page •–V , – –volume –barcode 2.4.4EXAMPLES fsecheck – –fsc–hsmfs daily_reports fsecheck – –fsc–media archive_part_32 fsecheck – –fsc–media– –barcode 000101 000102 dm002 fsecheck – –fsc–media– –barcode 000101 – –volume 1 3 8 – –autocorrect 2.4.5FILES 2.4.6COPYRIGHT 2.4.7SEE ALSO fserecover(8), fseintro(7) 2.5 NAME 2.5.3OPTIONS •–a , – –add •–r , – –remove –force •–F , – –force •–s , – –show •–H , – –history –show •–m , – –modify •–l , – –list •–D , – –detail VendorID ProductID SerialNo FirmwareRev 2.5.4EXAMPLES fsedrive – fsedrive – –remove fsedrive – –show system_drive fsedrive – –show standalone_drive – –history 2.5.5FILES 2.5.6COPYRIGHT 2.5.7SEE ALSO fse(8), fselibrary(8), fsemedium(8), fsepool(8), fseintro(7) 2.6 NAME JOB PROGRESS MONITORING fseﬁle –no–monitor 2.6.3OPTIONS –size •–s , – –size – –list option –history –id •– –id –recall fseintro •–R , – –recall –migid –into – – into •– –if – – if drive.cfg •–8 , – –utf8 –if •– –date •– –migid •– –into •–M , – –migrate •–S , – –release •–T , – –trigger–migration •–D , – –trigger–deletion –trigger–deletion •– –no–monitor JOB PROGRESS MONI TORING 2.6.4EXAMPLES fseﬁle – –recall– –if RecallFileList.txt – –utf8 fseﬁle – –recall– –if fseﬁle – fseﬁle – –recall – –id fseﬁle – –trigger–migration fseﬁle – –trigger–deletion partition_delete_me –F– –no–monitor 2.6.5COPYRIGHT 2.6.6SEE ALSO fsepartition(8), fsejob(8), fseintro(7) 2.7 NAME JOB LIST INFORMATION JobID Partition Type Priority Phase Drive Volume 2.7.3OPTIONS JOB LIST INFORMATION •–T , – –maint •–t , – –status •–a , – –abort •–p , – –priority – – incr •–I , – –incr •–D , – –decr 2.7.4EXAMPLES fsejob – –list– –migration– –recall fsejob –l –A partition_new –D 2.7.5COPYRIGHT 2.7.6SEE ALSO fsesystem(8), fsepartition(8), fseﬁle (8), fseintro(7) 2.8 NAME 2.8.3OPTIONS Page LoadNr UnloadNr •–i , – –show–inventory •–u , – –update–inventory •–R , – –rescan –update–inventory •–v , –version 2.8.4EXAMPLES fselibrary –r lib_supplemental – –force fselibrary – –show system_lib fselibrary – fselibrary – –list –D fselibrary – –update–inventory lib_email – –rescan fselibrary – –disable AIT_library – –force fselibrary – –enable LTO_library 2.8.5FILES 2.8.7SEE ALSO fse(8), fsedrive(8), fsemedium(8), fsepool(8), fseintro(7) 2.9 NAME 2.9.2DESCRIPTION Page •–O , – –pool –volume Barcode Pool Location VolNum Size[MB] Avail[MB] Used[%] –recreate–fri SlotAddr SlotType DrvName BlockSize SysVolSize –format command fsemedium – –list– –volume – if – –remove , – –mark–unreliable , – –mark–unusable good –duplicate JOB PROGRESS MONITORING •– –mark–unreliable •– –mark–unusable •– –mark–good •– –close–volume •– –recreate–fri •– –duplicate •– –reorg •– –copy–contents 2.9.4EXAMPLES fsemedium – –add backup_tape_05 fsemedium –r backup_tape_78 –F fsemedium – fsemedium – –format work_35 –F– –init fsemedium –i work_ofﬂine_45 – –force fsemedium – –init tape_4a – –volume 1 – –no–monitor fsemedium – –mark–unreliable old_tape_23 fsemedium – –mark–unusable dailyFiles_A – –force fsemedium – –reorg tape_55 – –no–monitor fsemedium – –reorg tape_56 – –volume 1 2 5 fsemedium – –copy–contents damaged_med 2.9.5COPYRIGHT 2.9.6SEE ALSO 2.10NAME PARTITION TYPE regular PARTITION STATUS INFORMATION Mountpoint # of Migration Jobs # of Recall Jobs # of Maintenance Jobs SysAvail[MB] SysUsed[%] #Good #Unusable #Unreliable Page or – –disable option FSID Options MigIdTime MigIdCount Activity •– –reorg–scan •– –reorg–stat Total SlackSpace –reorg–stat 2.10.4EXAMPLES fsepartition –r client_03_part_03 – –force fsepartition – –show client_01_part_02 fsepartition – –status mail_partition_01 fsepartition – –disable client_03_astro_pics –F –enable fsepartition – –reorg–stat client_03_astro_pics 2.10.5FILES 2.10.6COPYRIGHT Page 2.11NAME MEDIA POOL TYPES 2.11.3OPTIONS – – remove BlkSize[KB] VSize[MB] SysVol SysVol[MB] PartUUID NumOfMedia 2.11.4EXAMPLES fsepool – fsepool – –remove system_backup_pool –F fsepool – –show proj_archive_pool –H fsepool –l –D 2.11.5FILES 2.11.6COPYRIGHT Page 2.12NAME error.log HSM FS RECOVERY PROCEDURE fsejob –a <JobID LIMITATIONS 2.12.3OPTIONS •–f , – –fsc •–i , – –hsmfs 2.12.4EXAMPLES fserecover – –fsc fse_fs01 2.12.6SEE ALSO fsecheck(8), fsepartition(8), fseintro(7) 2.13NAME RESTORE CONCEPTS THE RESTORE PROCESS ACTIVITY LOGGING fserestore 2.13.3OPTIONS •–d , – –device –offset –count •–o , – –offset –device •– –retrieve–to 2.13.4EXAMPLES – –ﬁle fserestore – fserestore –d id:0:2:0:0 – –offset fserestore –d /dev/sg3 –o 3 – –count 2 – –retrieve–to /tmp fserestore – –device id:0:2:0:0 – –offset 1 – –count 1 – –retrieve–to C:\Temp fserestore – –device /dev/sg1 – –retrieve–to /tmp/restore 2.13.5FILES Page 2.14NAME STATUS INFORMATION – – status 2.14.3OPTIONS STATUS INFORMATION •– –enable–dbg Page •– –disable–dbg 2.14.4EXAMPLES fsesystem – –show > fse_conﬁg.fse 2.14.5FILES 2.14.6COPYRIGHT 2.14.7SEE ALSO fse(8), fsejob(8), fsepartition(8), fseintro(7)