Cloud Storage - How To
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Configure Mount Path Allocation Policy
Modify the Mount and Unmount Timeouts for Magnetic Libraries
View or Modify the Device Properties for Magnetic Libraries with Static Mount Paths
Enable or Disable a Magnetic Library
Enable or Disable a Mount Path
View the Contents of a Mount Path
View the Magnetic Library Offline Reason
Delete the Contents of a Mount
Path
Before You Begin
Required Capability: See
Capabilities and Permitted Actions
To configure
space allocation for a Cloud Storage library:
- From the CommCell Browser, right-click the Cloud Storage mount path and then click Properties.
- Click the
Allocation Policy tab.
- In the Space Allocation section, establish one of the following
options:
- If you prefer no space restrictions, select the No Restriction
option.
- To specify the maximum space that can be used by the mount path
select the Do not consume more than n GB option and
specify the space limit.
- Click OK to save the changes.
Modify the Mount and Unmount Timeouts for Magnetic Libraries
Related Topic
Required Capability: See
Capabilities and Permitted Actions
To
modify the mount and unmount timeouts for magnetic libraries:
- From the CommCell Browser, right-click the magnetic library for which you wish to
change mount and unmount timeout periods, and
then click Properties.
- In the Mount and Unmount box, type or select the timeout
periods.
- Click OK to save the changes.
View or Modify the Device Properties for Magnetic Libraries with Static Mount Paths
To
modify the device properties for magnetic libraries with static mount paths:
- From the CommCell Browser, right-click a mount path for which you wish to view the
modify the properties, and then click Properties.
- If necessary you can:
- Change the Device Alias Name
- Enable or disable the device by selecting or clearing the Device
Enabled option.
- Click OK to save the changes.
Enable or Disable the Magnetic Library
Required Capability:
Capabilities and Permitted Actions
To
enable or disable a magnetic library:
- From the CommCell Browser, right-click the magnetic library that you wish to enable or disable, and then click Properties.
- From the
General
tab of Library Properties, click the Enable Library option.
- Click OK to save the changes.
Enable or Disable a Mount Path
Required Capability:
Capabilities and Permitted Actions
To
enable or disable a mount path:
- From the CommCell Browser, right-click the mount path that you wish to enable or disable, and then click Properties.
- From the
General
tab of Library Properties, click the Enable MountPath option.
- Click OK to save the changes.
View the Contents of a Mount Path
Required Capability:
Capabilities and Permitted Actions
To
view the contents of a mount path
- From the CommCell Browser, right-click the mount path for which you wish to view the content,
and then click View Contents.
or
From the
Media Used By Job ID
dialog box right-click the media for which you wish to view the content,
and then click View Contents.
- The
Contents of Media
dialog box displays the details of jobs available in the media.
View the Magnetic Library Offline Reason
To
view the offline reason for a magnetic library:
- From the CommCell Browser, right-click the magnetic library for which you wish to
view the offline reason, and
then click Properties.
Information on the magnetic library offline reason is displayed in the Offline
Reason box.
Delete the Contents of a Mount Path
Required Capability:
Capabilities and Permitted Actions
To
delete the contents of a mount path:
- From the CommCell Browser, right-click the mount path for which you wish to
delete the contents,
and then click Delete Contents.
- Click Yes in the Warning prompt to continue.
Click No to abort the operation.
- In the Enter Confirmation text dialog box, type
erase and reuse media and then click OK.
Click Cancel to abort the operation.
NOTES
This operation deletes the data from the CommServe database. Note that
this operation does not free-up the disk space in the mount path. A
Data Aging
operation must be run subsequently to free-up the disk space.