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by Stefan Neff, Wei Zheng Ong, Illarion Borisevich, Khanh Ngo, Larry Coyne
IBM Spectrum Archive Enterprise Edition V1.2.2: Installation and Configuration Guide
- Front cover
- Notices
- Preface
- Summary of changes
- Chapter 1. IBM Spectrum Archive Enterprise Edition
- Chapter 2. IBM Spectrum Archive overview
- Chapter 3. Planning
- Chapter 4. Installation
- 4.1 Installing IBM Spectrum Archive EE on a Linux system
- 4.2 Installation prerequisites for IBM Spectrum Archive EE
- 4.3 Installing IBM Spectrum Archive EE
- 4.4 Upgrading the IBM tape library or tape drive firmware
- 4.5 Creating a logical library and defining tape drives
- 4.6 Quick installation guide for IBM Spectrum Archive EE
- Chapter 5. Upgrading from version 1.1.x
- Chapter 6. Configuration
- Chapter 7. Operations
- 7.1 Overview
- 7.2 Status information
- 7.3 Upgrading components
- 7.4 Starting and stopping IBM Spectrum Archive EE
- 7.5 Tape library management
- 7.6 Tape storage pool management
- 7.7 Migration
- 7.8 Premigration
- 7.9 Preserving file system objects on tape
- 7.10 Restoring non-empty regular files and file system objects from tape
- 7.11 Recall
- 7.12 Repairing files to their resident state
- 7.13 Handling of write-failure tapes
- 7.14 Handling of read-failure tapes
- 7.15 Reconciliation
- 7.16 Reclamation
- 7.17 Checking and repairing
- 7.18 Importing and exporting
- 7.19 Drive Role settings for job assignment control
- 7.20 Tape drive intermix support
- 7.21 Write Once Read Many support for IBM TS1140/TS1150 tape drives
- 7.22 Obtaining the location of files and data
- 7.23 Obtaining inventory, job, and scan status
- 7.24 Cleaning up a scan or session
- 7.25 Monitoring the system with SNMP
- Chapter 8. Hints, tips, and preferred practices
- 8.1 Preventing migration of the .SPACEMAN and metadata directories
- 8.2 Maximizing migration performance with redundant copies
- 8.3 Changing the SSH daemon settings
- 8.4 Setting mmapplypolicy options for increased performance
- 8.5 Setting the inode size for the GPFS file system for increased performance
- 8.6 Determining the file states for all files within the GPFS file system
- 8.7 Memory considerations on the GPFS file system for increased performance
- 8.8 Increasing the default maximum number of inodes in IBM Spectrum Scale
- 8.9 Configuring IBM Spectrum Scale settings for performance improvement
- 8.10 Real world use cases for mmapplypolicy
- 8.11 Capturing a core file on RHEL with abrtd
- 8.12 Antivirus considerations
- 8.13 Automatic email notification with rsyslog
- 8.14 Overlapping IBM Spectrum Scale policy rules
- 8.15 Storage pool assignment
- 8.16 Tape cartridge removal
- 8.17 Reusing LTFS formatted tape cartridges
- 8.18 Reusing non-LTFS tape cartridges
- 8.19 Moving tape cartridges between pools
- 8.20 Offline tape cartridges
- 8.21 Scheduling reconciliation and reclamation
- 8.22 License Expiration Handling
- 8.23 Reassigning physical tape cartridges to another logical tape library
- 8.24 Disaster recovery
- 8.25 IBM Spectrum Archive EE problem determination
- 8.26 Collecting IBM Spectrum Archive EE logs for support
- 8.27 Backing up file systems that are not managed by IBM Spectrum Archive EE
- Chapter 9. Use cases
- Chapter 10. Troubleshooting
- Chapter 11. Reference
- Appendix A. Additional material
- Related publications
- Back cover
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