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Viewing Local User Account Permissions
To view local user account permissions:
1. Log on as an administrator.
2. Make sure that you are viewing the physical library. From the View menu or in the Managed
Views region of the LMC, click the name of the physical library.
3. Click Setup > User Configuration > Local Users.
The Local Users dialog box appears.
4. To view the permissions for all users, click Permissions.
The Users Permissions dialog box appears.
5. Click Close to return to the Local Users dialog box.
User Privileges and Library/Partition Functions
The library allows you to interactively control operations, set options, check operating statistics, and
diagnose and repair errors. Some operations pertain only to a physical library, some only to a
partition, and other functions work for both the physical library and partitions. Table 15 summarizes
all available commands by privilege level and library and partition environment.
NOTE:
Only one administrator user can be logged on and performing system configuration at any one time.
If another administrator attempts to log on a message appears warning that only one administrator
is permitted at a time. If a service user attempts to log on while an administrator or another service
user is logged on the system automatically logs off the original administrator or service user.
Table 15 Remote Client Commands, Previlege Levels, and Views
PartitionPhysical libraryPrivilege level
Commands using remote client
Operations menu
Operations Menu
X
Admin, User
1
Change Mode
X
Admin, User
1
Import
2
X
Admin, User
1
Export
2
Operating the Library114
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 1 Library Overview 15
- Library Features 16
- Control Module 17
- Expansion Modules 18
- • Cartridge storage 19
- Library Management Module 20
- Robotics Control Unit (RCU) 21
- Library Motor Driver (LMD) 21
- I/O Management Units 22
- Picker (Cartridge Accessor) 22
- Import/Export Stations 22
- Cartridges 23
- Cartridge Magazines 24
- Support for WORM 27
- Tape Drives 27
- Operator Panel 28
- Power System 29
- Starting demo mode 30
- Pausing demo mode 30
- Stopping demo mode 30
- Setup Wizard Prerequisites 31
- Accessing the Setup Wizard 31
- Entering License Keys 32
- Library Planning Guide 33
- Working With Partitions 34
- Media Domain 35
- Media Type 35
- Media ID Checking 35
- Return Media Identifier 35
- Creating Partitions 36
- Modifying Partitions 42
- Deleting Partitions 46
- Automated Media Pool (AMP) 48
- Specifying the Date and Time 54
- Configuring DNS 57
- Setting up Network Security 57
- Setting up Drives 58
- Configuring E-mail 59
- Scheduling a New Job 66
- Configuring Drive Cleaning 69
- Exporting Cleaning Media 72
- Registering SNMP Traps 73
- Using LDAP 78
- Configuring LDAP 79
- Setting aisle lights 84
- 3 Operating the Library 87
- Logging Off From the OCP 88
- Logging Off From the LMC 89
- Operating the Library90 90
- Using the Indicator Panel 91
- Partition must be offline 97
- Operating the Library98 98
- DescriptionArea 99
- System Status Buttons 100
- Viewing Details about Events 101
- Cartridge Locations 102
- Tape Drive Locations 106
- Changing the Library State 108
- Creating Local User Accounts 110
- Modifying Local User Accounts 112
- Deleting Local User Accounts 113
- Commands using remote client 115
- Operations menu 115
- Powering Off the Library 119
- Powering On the Library 119
- Operating the Library120 120
- 4 Monitoring the library 123
- Monitoring the library124 124
- Monitoring System Components 126
- Monitoring Drive Status 128
- Monitoring I/E Station Status 129
- Monitoring Slots Status 130
- DescriptionElement 131
- Checking slot status 132
- Filtering Slots by Location 132
- Monitoring Media Status 133
- Monitoring Sensor Status 135
- Saving a Remote Restore Image 138
- Saving a Local Rescue Image 139
- Monitoring the library140 140
- Monitoring the library142 142
- Monitoring user status 144
- Monitoring Partitions Status 145
- Monitoring Key Management 146
- Creating Support Tickets 147
- Monitoring the library148 148
- 5 Maintaining the library 149
- Table 30 Drives Dialog Box 150
- Viewing Drive Details 151
- To mail and save drive logs: 152
- Cleaning a Drive 153
- Saving a Report Template 154
- Maintaining the library156 156
- Running Configuration Teach 158
- Running Calibration Teach 159
- Maintaining the library160 160
- Partial System Tests 161
- FRU Operational Tests 161
- Verification Test Functions 162
- Get/Put Test 163
- Accessor Assembly Test 163
- Picker Assembly Test 163
- Drive Sled Assembly Test 163
- Scan Barcode Test 163
- Initiating Verification Tests 164
- Maintaining the library166 166
- Partial Tests 167
- Maintaining the library168 168
- 8. Click Finish 170
- Running custom tests 172
- Library Inventory 173
- Test Results 174
- Joint Alignments 175
- Vertical Alignments 175
- Horizontal Alignments 175
- Calibration Offsets 176
- Boundary/Accessibility 176
- Scan Fiducials 177
- Picker Pivot/Reach 177
- Verification Test Logs 178
- Maintaining the library180 180
- Defragmenting Partitions 181
- Maintaining the library182 182
- Using Sift Sort 183
- Maintaining the library184 184
- Maintaining Air Filters 186
- Maintaining the library188 188
- Handling Cartridges Properly 189
- Removing Lodged Cartridges 189
- Write-Protecting Cartridges 190
- Barcode Requirements 190
- Installing Barcode Labels 191
- Using Cleaning Cartridges 192
- Managing Media 193
- Loading Drives 195
- Unloading Drives 196
- Moving Media 196
- Inventory 197
- Updating Library Software 199
- Updating Drive Firmware 205
- Is the access door closed? 211
- Working with Events 214
- Displaying Event Lists 216
- Viewing Event Details 219
- Viewing History Event Details 222
- Viewing Event Details Reports 223
- Viewing Repair Pages 225
- Viewing Tape Alerts 226
- Closing Events 229
- Generating the Events Report 230
- Interpreting LEDs 233
- 4. LEDs3. Library motor drive 234
- Actions Based on LED States 236
- Interpreting MCB Port LEDs 238
- MCB Fibre Channel Port LEDs 239
- Accessing Online Help 243
- 9 Support and other resources 245
- Rack stability 246
- A ESKM Management Solutions 249
- Libraries 250
- ESKM Management Solutions252 252
- ESKM Management Solutions254 254
- B Frequently Asked Questions 255
- Frequently Asked Questions256 256
- C Product Safety Statements 257
- Product Safety Statements258 258
- D Regulatory statements 259
- Mercury Statement 260
- European Union notice 261
- Japanese notices 261
- Korean notices 262
- Taiwanese notices 262
- Turkish recycling notice 263
- Laser compliance notices 264
- French laser notice 265
- German laser notice 265
- Italian laser notice 265
- Recycling notices 266
- Bulgarian recycling notice 267
- Czech recycling notice 267
- Danish recycling notice 267
- Dutch recycling notice 267
- Estonian recycling notice 268
- Finnish recycling notice 268
- French recycling notice 268
- German recycling notice 268
- Greek recycling notice 269
- Hungarian recycling notice 269
- Italian recycling notice 269
- Latvian recycling notice 269
- Lithuanian recycling notice 270
- Polish recycling notice 270
- Portuguese recycling notice 270
- Romanian recycling notice 270
- Slovak recycling notice 271
- Spanish recycling notice 271
- Swedish recycling notice 271
- Battery replacement notices 272
- French battery notice 273
- German battery notice 273
- Italian battery notice 274
- Japanese battery notice 274
- Spanish battery notice 275
- Regulatory statements276 276
- Glossary 277
- Glossary278 278
- Glossary280 280
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