•while the FSE implementation is fully operational, after the FSE administrator has manually switched from LAM to FAM using FSE command-line interface.

In Limited Access Mode, FSE users and third-party applications can only browse the HSM file system directory tree and access files that are still online. They cannot modify existing data, add new directories and files, or recall offline files. If an application tries to access a file while the HSM file system is operating in LAM, it receives an error. If LAM is manually set for an HSM file system while all FSE processes are running, the HSM process continues to trigger migrations, releases and deletions on this HSM file system, according to the migration, release, and deletion policies that are configured for the appropriate FSE partition.

In contrast, Full Access Mode does not constrain FSE users in any way. All data movement processes are enabled and you can use all the features that are generally available for HSM file systems in the FSE implementation.

NOTE: LAM and FAM are compatible with both regular and WORM FSE partitions. When an HSM file system is operating in FAM, WORM is fully supported, while when operating in LAM, the LAM restrictions prevail over the configured WORM policies.

For information on how to switch manually between the HSM file system access modes, see ”Switching the access mode for an HSM file system” on page 156.

NOTE: For information on how to determine the access mode for a particular HSM file system or troubleshoot potential problems with disk volume access, see description of the fse command in the FSE command-line reference.

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