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Contents

Main Page Contents Chapter 1 Introduction 1 Chapter 2 StorNext GUI Overview 6 Chapter 3 SNFS-Only GUI Overview 27 Chapter 4 Common StorNext Tasks 37 Chapter 5 Backing Up StorNext 71 Chapter 6 Managing the File System 77 Chapter 7 Managing Libraries 163 Chapter 8 Managing Drives and Disks 182 Chapter 9 Managing Media 201 Chapter 10 Managing Storage Disks 232 Chapter 11 Data Migration Management 244 Chapter 12 StorNext Reports 264 Chapter 13 Service Management 308 Chapter 14 Customer Assistance 319 Appendix A HA Failover 320 Appendix B Using The Command Line Interface 322 Page Figures Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Appendix Figures Page Page Page Chapter 1 1Introduction Page Purpose of This Guide How This Guide is Organized Notes, Cautions, and Warnings Document Conventions Chapter 2 2StorNext GUI Overview Accessing the StorNext GUI Page Page The StorNext Home Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page The SNFS and SNSM Home Pages Page Page Page Page Page The Configuration Wizard Page Page Chapter 3 3SNFS-Only GUI Overview Accessing the SNFS GUI Page The SNFS Home Page Page Page Page Page Page The SNFS Configuration Wizard Page Chapter 4 4Common StorNext Tasks Entering the StorNext License Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Controlling User Access Page Page Page Page Page Starting and Stopping StorNext Components Page Accessing StorNext Logs Page Page Scheduling StorNext Events Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Setting Up E-mail Notification Page Page Page Page Cancelling SNSM Requests Page Chapter 5 5Backing Up StorNext Types of StorNext Software Backups Page Page Managing the Backup Policy Page Page Chapter 6 6Managing the File System Working With File Systems Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Managing File System Operations Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Working With Disks Page Page Working With Stripe Groups Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Working With Affinities Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Performing a Metadata Dump Using the SNSM File System Functions Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Understanding Dynamic Resource Allocation Page Checking the File System Page Performing File System Expansion Page Page Page Page Page Page Performing Stripe Group Movement Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Chapter 7 7Managing Libraries Adding a Library Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Modifying a Library Deleting a Library Auditing a Library Page Changing the Library State Chapter 8 8Managing Drives and Disks Working with Tape Drives Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Working with Drive Pools Page Page Page Page Managing Disk Space Changing Watermark Parameters Page Chapter 9 9Managing Media Adding Media to a Configured Library Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Removing and Moving Media Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Using the SNSM Media Functions Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Chapter 10 10Managing Storage Disks Storage Disk Deduplication Adding a Storage Disk Page Page Page Modifying a Storage Disk Deleting a Storage Disk Changing a Storage Disk State Page Cleaning a Storage Disk Page Chapter 11 11Data Migration Management Policy Classes and Relationships Adding a Storage Policy Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Modifying a Policy Class Deleting a Policy Class Page Adding Media to a Policy Class Applying a Policy Class Chapter 12 12StorNext Reports Page The Backup Information Report The Drive State Information Report Page The File Information Report Page Page The Library Information Report Page The Library Space Used Report The Media Information Report Page Page Page Page The Media Class Information Report Page Page The Policy Class Information Report Page Page The Relation Information Report Page The Request Information Report The Scheduler Information Report Page The Storage Disk Information Report Page Page The Directory Affinity Report Page Page The File System Statistics Report Page The Stripe Group Statistics Report Page The File System Client Report Page Page Page The File System LAN Client Report Page Page Chapter 13 13Service Management Using Health Check Page Page Page Using State Capture Page Using the System Status Tool Page Page Page Page Chapter 14 14Customer Assistance Quantum Technical Assistance Center Appendix A AHA Failover Page Appendix B BUsing The Command Line Interface Labeling Disk Devices Modifying Global Settings Page Making a File System Starting and Stopping SNFS Unmounting or Mounting a File System Creating a File System Server Page Adding a File System Client Configuring a Stripe Group Adding an Affinity Page Creating a Disk-to-Disk Policy Class Page Enabling Stub File Support Managing Storage Disks with Deduplication Enabled Page Obtaining Distributed LAN Client Information Using the Dynamic Resource Allocation Feature Page Page Page Page Page Appendix 2 BRAS Messages Media and Drive RAS Messages Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Glossary Page Page Page Index A B C D reports N P R S T U

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