IBM Magstar 3494 manual Schedule Cleaning, 3490E or 3590 Device Cleaning

Change system administrator password

Display a pop-up window that allows the user to change the system administrator's password. (See ªSystem Administrator Passwordº on page 200.)

Service Access

Allows for selection of the following:

Enable service access

Provides the ability to access the library managers through a modem connection when installed. (See ªService Accessº on page 208.)

Disable service access

Prevents the ability to access the library managers through a modem connection if installed. (See ªService Accessº on page 208.)

SNMP Options

Allows for selection of the following:

Start SNMP

Provides the ability to start the SNMP messaging process. (See ªSNMP

Optionsº on page 208.)

Stop SNMP

Provides the ability to stop the SNMP messaging process. (See ªSNMP

Optionsº on page 208.)

Change SNMP trap destinations

Provides the ability to add and delete the SNMP trap destinations for SNMP trap messages. (See ªSNMP Optionsº on page 208.)

Select SNMP trap types

Provides the ability to select the SNMP trap type of messages to be sent to an SNMP monitoring station. (See ªSNMP Optionsº on page 208.)

Send TESTM trap

Provides the ability to send test messages to SNMP monitoring stations. (See ªSNMP Optionsº on page 208.)

Schedule Cleaning

From the Commands pull-down, the operator can schedule automatic cleaning of the tape drives based on time or usage. Also, the 3490E/3590control units can request a cleaning based on tape drive performance.

3490E or 3590 Device Cleaning

Device cleaning in the library is managed by the library manager. During installation of the 3494 and at any other time, a cleaning schedule can be established by selecting the Commands pull-down from the Operator menu, and then selecting the Schedule Cleaning item. An operator can then specify one of the following cleaning schedules:

Time of Week

The tape subsystem drives are cleaned at speci®c times and days during a week. This sets up a cleaning based on time.

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