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ADIC Version 2.7 manual

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    Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Syntax con ventions: • italics = replace with a variable • [ ] = optional component P olic y Class Management Command Options Description fsaddclass Creates and defines a new policy class. WARNING : The file system must be mounted and active before running this command or it will fail. class The policy class (maximum of 16 [...]

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    Pa g e 4 P age 5 P age 6 Device Mana gement File Mana gement [ -s softlimit ] Warning limit for the number of media allocated in the policy class. [ -t mediatype ] Defines the media type to use. [ -a affinity ] Lists disk affinities that th e files in the policy class will trav erse in their lif e cycle. [ -v drivepool ] Media Manager dr ive pool u[...]

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    Pa g e 7 P age 8 P age 9 File System Reco very fsrmdiskcopy Removes a file copy fr om disk after the file is st ored to media. filename Full path and name of the file copy to r emove from disk. fsstore Expedites storage of data to media, in stead of allowing data migration by SNMS software. filename Name of file on disk to store to media. [ -c copi[...]

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    Page 10 Page 1 1 Page 12 Media Management Command Options Description fschmedstate Modifies the state of media or a policy class to which the media belongs. mediaID The media identifier. [ -c class | -b ] For blank media: • Changes the name of the associated policy class (-c class ) - or - • Changes the policy class to system blank pool (-b). [[...]

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    Pa g e 1 3 P age 14 P age 15 [ -P priority ] Execution priorit y of the entered command. Default value: 15 Valid values: 1 to 32 [ -R retries ] Number of retries the CLI software attempts if a timeout is recei ved. Default: 3 [ -T timeout ] Time interval (in seconds) that the software waits for status before returning a timeout. Default: 120 [ -V n[...]

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    Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 [ -R retries ] Number of retries attempted if th e software receives a timeout. [ -T timeout ] Time interval (in seconds) that the software waits for status before returning a timeout. [ -V number ] RPC program number for the software. vsreclassify Changes the media class associated with the specified media. mediaID Specifie[...]

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    Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Reports and Queries Copyright © 199 6-2006 by ADIC. All r ights reserved. 6-00361-14 Rev A. ADIC Technical Assistance Center : in North America, call toll-free: 1-800-827-3822 ; in Europe, call toll-free: 00800-9999 -3822; outside North America, go to the ADI C website at www.adic.com/contact for a complete list of toll-free n[...]