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• The node the job is running on
• Status – active or pending
• Expected completion time
• The drive the job is running on
Change the number of rows displaying on the screen using the Page Size menu. You can also use
the Filter by View menu to display a specific, predefined set of information; see Configuring
Automigration Job Reports (page 65) to create the views. After making a choice from one or both
of these menus, click Refresh.
Configuring Automigration Job Reports
The Configuration screen allows you to assign default settings for reports.
1. Select the Automigration/Replication tab.
2. In the navigation tree, expand Configuration Summary.
3. Select Job Reporting Configuration from the expanded list.
You can customize the following defaults:
• Refresh time for the display (1 to 15 minutes)
• Duration of the job status graphs to display (1 to 90 days)
• Reporting data retention period (1 to 90 days)
• Duration of the CSV format export file (1 to 90 days)
• Name for the CSV format export file
You can also create a pre-defined custom view based on the locations you choose:
1. Select a location category.
2. Select the specific locations of interest from the Available Locations box. You can select multiple
devices by using Ctrl+click.
3. Using the >> button, or by double-clicking, move the locations of interest into the Selected
Locations box. These are the locations that will display in the report. You can use << button
to remove locations from the Selected Locations box.
4. Select another location category and repeat steps 2 and 3.
5. Enter a name for this view in the Create a New View field.
6. Select Create View. This view is now available as a selection in the Views list on the Job
History screen.
To update an existing view, select it from the Update existing view list, adjust the selected locations,
rename the view (if desired) in the name field, and select Update View. Select Delete View if you
want to remove that view from your pre-defined options.
At any time, you can change any of these default settings.
Viewing the Job History
The Job History screen displays the history of the completed library jobs. It defaults to SAN jobs
only, and displays the number of days set as the default on the Configuration screen.
The job history table displays for each job:
• Barcode
• Start and end times
• Size in MB
• Data transfer time
• Total processing time
Automigration/Replication Reporting 65
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- 1 Introduction 10
- 2 Hardware Installation 12
- Unpacking 13
- Rack Planning Resources 13
- Rack Requirements 14
- Rack Warnings 14
- DescriptionItem 16
- 16 Hardware Installation 16
- Cabling the VLS Node 17
- 18 Hardware Installation 18
- 20 Hardware Installation 20
- 3 Multi-node Setup 22
- 4 Storage Configuration 24
- Managing VLS Gateway Capacity 26
- Discovering Array LUNs 27
- Deleting Array LUNs 28
- Configuring Storage Pools 29
- Destroying Storage Pools 30
- 32 Storage Configuration 32
- 5 Automigration/Replication 33
- Replication Concepts 34
- Tape Initialization 35
- Managing a SAN Library 36
- Echo Copy Pool Operations 38
- Creating an Echo Copy Pool 39
- 40 Automigration/Replication 40
- Creating Virtual Tapes 41
- 42 Automigration/Replication 42
- Echo Copy Pool Operations 43 43
- Restarting a Broken Mirror 44
- Editing Copy Pools 45
- 46 Automigration/Replication 46
- Editing Copy Pools 47 47
- Deleting a Copy Pool 48
- Advanced Search for Slots 51
- Mailslot Details 51
- Copy Pool Details 51
- Import/Export Pool Details 51
- Tape Drive Details 51
- Forcing a Replication Job 52
- Editing the Management URL 54
- Replacing a Library 56
- Stopping a Tape Export 57
- 58 Automigration/Replication 58
- 60 Automigration/Replication 60
- Status of all Cartridges 62
- Cartridge Details 64
- Viewing the Job History 65
- Viewing the Job Summary 66
- Configuring the GUI Displays 66
- Testing the VLS Connectivity 67
- 6 Deduplication 68
- ◦ Multiplexed 69
- ◦ Large (greater than 14 TB) 69
- Deduplication Summary 70
- Deduplication Backup Report 71
- 72 Deduplication 72
- 7 Operation 74
- Powering Off the System 75 75
- 8 User Interfaces 76
- Window Regions 77
- 78 User Interfaces 78
- Restarting Command View VLS 79
- Opening a Serial Session 80
- Closing a Serial Session 80
- 82 User Interfaces 82
- 9 Configuration 83
- 84 Configuration 84
- Setting the User Preferences 86
- Managing Oversubscription 87
- Shutdown at 98% Capacity 88
- Managing Virtual Device LUNs 89
- LUN Masking 90
- LUN Mapping 90
- Mapping LUNs by Device 91
- Mapping LUNs by Host 92
- Setting Up the Hosts 93
- Creating a Virtual Library 94
- Creating a Virtual Library 95 95
- Editing a Virtual Library 96
- Creating Tape Drives 96
- Creating Cartridges 97
- Destroying a Virtual Library 98
- Destroying a Tape Drive 99
- 10 Management 100
- LUN Path Failover 101
- Managing Cartridges 102
- Moving Cartridges 103
- Deleting Cartridges 104
- Freeing up Storage Space 105
- Updating the Firmware 106
- Saving Configuration Settings 107
- 11 Monitoring 108
- Notification Alerts 109
- Command View VLS 110
- E-mail Notification 110
- Edit the Email Settings 111
- SNMP Notification 112
- Monitoring Storage Capacity 113
- Capacity Usage Views 114
- Storage Pool View 115
- Libraries View 119
- Cartridges View 120
- Exporting CSV Data 121
- Current Status 122
- Performance History 123
- SAN Health 124
- Logical Capacity 125
- Physical Capacity 126
- Workload Assessment 126
- Replication History 127
- Deduplication Job History 128
- Receiving Automated Reports 128
- Clearing All System Faults 129
- Trace Log Files 129
- Viewing Trace Log Files 130
- Saving a Trace Log File 130
- Creating a Support Ticket 130
- Trace Log Files 131 131
- 12 CLI Command Set 132
- VLS Commands 133
- Configuration Commands 134
- Management Commands 139
- Monitoring Commands 140
- 13 Component Identification 143
- Rear Panel Components 144
- Rear Panel LEDs and Buttons 145
- System Board Components 146
- Hard Drive LEDs 149
- Hard Drive LED Combinations 150
- Fan Locations 150
- Front Panel Components 151
- Front Panel LEDs and Buttons 151
- 2810–24G 158
- ◦ OFF = 10 Mb/s 160
- ◦ ON = 1000 Mb/s 160
- USB LAN Adapter Components 163
- USB LAN adapter1 164
- LAN cable2 164
- USB cable3 164
- 164 Component Identification 164
- 14 Component Replacement 165
- Preparation Procedures 166
- Hard Drive 167
- 168 Component Replacement 168
- DVD-CD Drive 169
- Power Supply 169
- 170 Component Replacement 170
- Fan Module 171
- 172 Component Replacement 172
- Replacing a Primary Node 173
- Replacing a Secondary Node 174
- Ethernet Switch Replacement 175
- 15 Disaster Recovery 176
- Manually Restoring the System 177
- 178 Disaster Recovery 178
- 180 Disaster Recovery 180
- Related Information 181
- Rack Stability 183
- Contacting HP 183
- Subscription Service 183
- Customer Self Repair 184
- 17 Documentation feedback 185
- A Troubleshooting 186
- Deduplication Issues 190
- B Specifications 191
- Ethernet Switch 2810–24G 192
- Ethernet Switch 6600–24G 193
- Environmental 194
- C Regulatory Information 195
- Glossary 196
- 198 Glossary 198
- 200 Glossary 200
- 202 Index 202
- 204 Index 204
- 206 Index 206
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