Adding a Library, Starting the Add Library Wizard

Chapter 7 Managing Libraries

Adding a Library

Starting the Add Library Wizard

Use the procedure in this section to add libraries to StorNext. StorNext’s Storage Manager (SNSM) component supports three library types:

•SCSI: A SCSI or fibre channel-attached library.

•Network (ACSLS or DAS): A network-attached library. There are

two types of network-attached library: ACSLS or DAS.

•Vault: A library that stores media moved from a robotic library. A vault library is used to only store media, and cannot be reconfigured after it has been designated as a vault.

When adding a library to StorNext, follow the instructions specific to your library type.

Use this procedure to launch the Add Library wizard.

1From the StorNext home page, choose Add Library from the Config menu. The Library Introduction screen appears, showing all currently configured libraries.

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Quantum 3.5.1 manual Adding a Library, Starting the Add Library Wizard

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Adding a Library

Starting the Add Library Wizard

3.5.1 specifications