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Dell PowerVault TL1000 Tape AutoloaderUser's Guide

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– IP address - IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are supported.– Community (v1 or v2c) - SNMP community name.– User name (v3 only) - SNMPv3 unique user name.– A

Saving and restoring configuration manually with Web User InterfaceSelect Configure Library > Save/Restore to manually save library configurationse

Servicing the libraryOperator interventionsSelect Service Library > Operator Interventions to display a log history summaryof information, warning,

Library logsSelect Service Library > View Library Logs to display a log history summary oferrors that occurred.The error log is displayed with sens

Trace dataSelect Service Library > Traces to display a trace history of errors that occurred.The summary can be filtered to display the type of err

Note: Both file name fields must be entered and the file names must be unique.To download a drive log:1. Take the library offline.2. For each type of

Updating library and drive firmwareSelect Service Library > Firmware Update to update the library and drivefirmware.Note: It is the customer's

2. Use Service Library > Firmware Update and click Browse to locate the libraryfirmware file with extension ".fmg" (for example, TL1000_3

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Chapter 5. Media“Data cartridges” on page 5-2“Write once, read many (WORM) cartridges” on page 5-3“Cleaning cartridge” on page 5-4“Bar code labels” on

Tables1. Class I Laser Product ...xii1-1. Data capacity and recording format 1-21-2. Front panel component descriptions 1-21-3. Rear panel compon

Data cartridgesThe different generations of Ultrium data cartridges can be identified by color:Table 5-1. Cartridge types and colorsType ColorUltrium

cartridge, across the drive head, and onto a non-removable take-up reel. The headcan then read or write data from or to the tape.The write-protect swi

Each WORM cartridge has a unique, worldwide cartridge identifier (WWCID),which consists of the unique CM chip serial number and the unique tape medias

A tape drive within a library requires the use of a library menu function to eitherautomatically or manually clean the tape drive. See Chapter 4, “Ope

Attention: Do not place any type of mark on the white space at either end of thebar code. A mark in this area might prevent the library from reading t

eligible to become a scratch (blank) data cartridge. Do not write-protect scratch(blank) cartridges. The tape drive cannot write new data to them.If y

Ensure proper packagingv When shipping a cartridge, use the original or better packaging.v Always ship or store a cartridge in a jewel case.v Use only

Perform a thorough inspectionAfter you purchase a cartridge and before you use it, complete the following steps:v Inspect the cartridge's packagi

Examples of cartridge problemsExample: Split Cartridge Case (see “Perform a thorough inspection” on page 5-9)The cartridge's case is damaged. The

Chapter 6. Troubleshooting“How the library reports problems”“Library error message content” on page 6-2“Diagnosing a problem” on page 6-3“Isolating pr

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Customers can frequently resolve a simple problem themselves by with theinformation found in “Diagnosing a problem” on page 6-3. If the problem isunre

Diagnosing a problemProblem Area If... Then...Cartridge A cartridge is not ejecting fromthe drive...1. Try unloading the drive (Operator Panel: Comman

Problem Area If... Then...CommunicationFunctionsYou are experiencing difficultywith exercising some libraryfunctions (for example, updatingfirmware or

Problem Area If... Then...Error Codes orTapeAlert FlagsThe library issued an error code...1. Make note of the error code.2. Power cycle the library.a.

Problem Area If... Then...Library NotBootingThere is a blank operatorpanel/display...The accessor does not move...The display is stuck oninitializatio

the interface communication path, run the Test Device function, if available,after the drive is selected. This function writes and reads data across t

Installation and configuration problemsProblems that are encountered during the installation of the library are caused byimproper application software

1 Ready/Activity LED 3 Attention LED2 Cleaning LED 4 Error LEDTable 6-1. Front Panel LED indicatorsLibraryConditionReady/ActivityLEDCleaning L

Reseating cablesTo reseat external library cables, complete the following steps:1. Locate the following cables on the rear panel of the library.a. SAS

Chapter 7. Service procedures“ITDT-DCR”“Contacting Dell technical support” on page 7-2ITDT-DCRITDT-DCR is a tool with multifunction capability and is

Safety and environmental noticesSafety notices and environmental notices for this product are shown and described.Safety noticesObserve the safety not

Contacting Dell technical supportFor customers in the United States, call 800-WWW-DELL (800-999-3355).Note: If you do not have an active Internet conn

Chapter 8. Removal and replacement procedures“Required tools”“Replacing a defective cartridge magazine”“Unlocking the cartridge magazine manually”Requ

2. Insert the end of a straightened paper clip, or similar object, into the lockrelease access hole. Gently push the lock mechanism to release the loc

Appendix A. Error codes“Library error codes”“Drive error codes” on page A-11“Web User Interface error messages” on page A-11“Trap definitions (types)”

Table A-1. Library error codes (continued)Code (H) Description Panel Indication Action Required0010Information acquisition from theDHCP server failed.

Table A-1. Library error codes (continued)Code (H) Description Panel Indication Action Required002BCommands to the encryptioncapable drive over the re

Table A-1. Library error codes (continued)Code (H) Description Panel Indication Action Required0053Response acknowledge errorreceived from bar code re

Table A-1. Library error codes (continued)Code (H) Description Panel Indication Action Required0071Calibration failed due to anempty magazine. Suspect

Table A-1. Library error codes (continued)Code (H) Description Panel Indication Action Required0080X movement error #1.During X movement, the targetst

Table A-1. Library error codes (continued)Code (H) Description Panel Indication Action Required00B1No media is contained in thespecified cell (Cell Em

If the symbol is... It means...This part or unit is heavy but has a weight smaller than 18kg (39.7 lb). Use care when lifting, removing, or installing

Table A-1. Library error codes (continued)Code (H) Description Panel Indication Action Required00C0accessor operation disabledbecause a cartridge maga

Table A-1. Library error codes (continued)Code (H) Description Panel Indication Action Required00DDAn error detected during bar codereader firmware ch

Table A-1. Library error codes (continued)Code (H) Description Panel Indication Action Required00F1Sensor error #2.Accessor encoder sensor A errordete

Drive error codesTable A-2. Drive error codesCode (H) Description Panel indication Action Required0200 Invalid data sent to drive.NAK detected.CHK 020

Table A-3. Web user error messages (continued)Title Message Issuing PanelParameter Error Login failure. LoginUnsupported update file. Firmware UpdateI

Table A-3. Web user error messages (continued)Title Message Issuing PanelCleaning Command Error Illegal medium. Clean DriveSource element empty. Clean

Trap definitions (types)The TL1000 library supports the following types of SNMP traps.Table A-4. Trap listTrap ID Event Type Description Clean Drive L

Appendix B. TapeAlert flags“TapeAlert flags supported by the library”“TapeAlert flags supported by the Ultrium tape drive” on page B-3Additional infor

Table B-1. TapeAlert flags supported by the library (continued)FlagNumberFlag Name Description Action Required Type104 LibraryHardware DThe librarymec

Table B-1. TapeAlert flags supported by the library (continued)FlagNumberFlag Name Description Action Required Type118 LibraryMagazineLibrary magazine

Rack safetyThe following general safety information must be used for all rack mounteddevices.DANGERv Always lower the leveling pads on the rack cabine

Table B-2. TapeAlert flags supported by the Ultrium tape drive (continued)Flag Number Flag Name Description Action Required8 Not data grade Set when t

Table B-2. TapeAlert flags supported by the Ultrium tape drive (continued)Flag Number Flag Name Description Action Required31 Hardware B Set when the

Table B-2. TapeAlert flags supported by the Ultrium tape drive (continued)Flag Number Flag Name Description Action Required55 Load failure Set when a

Appendix C. Sense data“Sense Key definitions”“Library sense data”“Tape drive sense data” on page C-3Sense Key definitionsTable C-1. Sense key definiti

Table C-2. Library sense data (continued)Sense Key ASC ASCQ DescriptionNot Ready (02) 04 00 Logical unit not ready, cause not reportable04 01 Logical

Tape drive sense dataTable C-3. Ultrium Tape drive sense dataByteBit Address or Name765432100 ValidAddress BitError Code1 Segment Number x'00&apo

Table C-3. Ultrium Tape drive sense data (continued)ByteBit Address or Name7654321042 Density Type0: No media present1: Gen1 (384 track)2: Gen2 (512 t

Table C-4. Ultrium Tape drive sense data - Bytes 12 and 13 (continued)Byte 12 ASC Byte 13 ASCQ Description04 02 Initializing Command Required - A cart

Table C-4. Ultrium Tape drive sense data - Bytes 12 and 13 (continued)Byte 12 ASC Byte 13 ASCQ Description30 0D Medium Error - WORM integrity check. T

Table C-4. Ultrium Tape drive sense data - Bytes 12 and 13 (continued)Byte 12 ASC Byte 13 ASCQ DescriptionSense Key 0 (No Sense)EE 13 Encryption - Key

CAUTION:Removing components from the upper positions in the rack cabinetimproves rack stability during relocation. Follow these generalguidelines when

Table C-4. Ultrium Tape drive sense data - Bytes 12 and 13 (continued)Byte 12 ASC Byte 13 ASCQ DescriptionEE 32 Encryption - Keystore Related ProblemE

3. The File Mark flag (Byte 2, bit 7) is set if a Space, Read, or Verify commanddid not complete because a file mark was read.4. The End of Media (EOM

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Appendix D. Library Configuration FormMake a copy of this form, fill it out as you are installing and configuring yourlibrary. Update the form each ti

DNS IP addressNTP Date/Time ServerNTP Server IP addressTime ZoneAuto Adjustment by PCSMTP (Mail) ServerSMTP Server AddressSender AddressSubjectMail to

User name Access Level PasswordSupport NotificationUser namePasswordAppendix D. Library Configuration Form D-3

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AccessibilityAccessibility features help a user with a physical disability, such as restrictedmobility or limited vision, successfully use the HTML ve

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GlossaryThis glossary defines the special terms, abbreviations, and acronyms that are usedin this publication. If you do not find the term that you ar

PrefaceThis manual contains information and instructions necessary for the setup,operation, and servicing of the Dell™PowerVault™TL1000 Tape Library.x

ANSI American National Standards Institute.application-managed encryptionTape encryption that is controlled by an application.archiveTo collect and st

browserA client program that initiates requests to a web server and displays theinformation that the server returns.bufferA routine or storage that is

compact disc (CD)A disc, usually 4.75 inches in diameter, from which data is read opticallyby using a laser.compressionThe process of eliminating gaps

degaussTo make a magnetic tape nonmagnetic by using electrical coils that carrycurrents that neutralize the magnetism of the tape.degausserA device th

DRAMDynamic random-access memory.drive, magnetic tapeA mechanism for moving magnetic tape and controlling its movement.Drive Not ConfiguredThis messag

EPO Emergency power off.EPROMErasable programmable read only memory.EQC Equipment check.equipment checkAn asynchronous indication of a malfunction.Err

formatThe arrangement or layout of data on a data medium.formatterPart of a magnetic tape subsystem that performs data conversion, speedmatching, enco

HVD SCSI Bus High Voltage DifferentialHz Hertz (cycles per second).IID Identifier.identifier (ID)(1) In programming languages, a lexical unit that nam

IOP Input/output processor.IP Internet Protocol.IP addressAn identifier for a computer or device on an Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)network. Networks tha

library-managed encryptionTape encryption that is controlled by the tape library.Linear Tape-Open (LTO)A type of tape storage technology that is devel

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Cartridge, a 2-character code, L1, that represents information about thecartridge. L identifies the cartridge as one that can be read by devices thati

as they pass through a router or firewall. Most systems that use NAT do soto enable multiple hosts on a private network to access the Internet over as

PM Preventive maintenance.POR Power-on reset.port A physical connection for communication between the 3590 and the hostprocessor. The 3590 has 2 SCSI

RFC (Request for Comments)Request for Comments (RFC) documents are a series of memoranda, whichencompasses new research, innovations, and methodologie

serializerA device that converts a space distribution of simultaneous states, whichrepresents data into a corresponding time sequence of states.servo,

special featureA feature that can be ordered to enhance the capability, storage capacity, orperformance of a product, but is not essential for its bas

TCU Tape control unit.TDT Tape Diagnostic tool.TH Thermal.thread/load operationA procedure that places tape along the tape path.TM Tapemark.transport

World Wide Node Name (WWNN)A unique character string which identifies Fibre Channel Host Busadapters (HBA).WORMWrite Once Read Many.Write Write comman

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IndexAaccess modelibrary configuration 3-14accessibilitykeyboard E-1repeat rate of up and downbuttons E-1shortcut keys E-1accessor 4-39accessor lockin

Chapter 1. Product description“Front panel” on page 1-2“Cartridge magazine” on page 1-4“Rear panel” on page 1-5“Bar code reader” on page 1-6“SAS host

library (continued)configuring 3-10configuring active slots 4-9logging out 4-8powering down 4-7preparing to ship 4-7rebooting 4-8Library 3-27library a

time server 3-17, 4-28time settings 3-26, 4-11, 4-28tools, required 8-1top menu 4-3top menus 4-16trace data 4-36trace date, viewing 4-36trap definitio

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3), 200 GB Tape Cartridge (Ultrium 2), and WORM (Ultrium 6, Ultrium 5, Ultrium4). The library data storage capacity can be further increased by using

Table 1-2. Front panel component descriptions (continued)Number Component Description3 Cartridge magazine The tape library has a single cartridge ma

Cartridge magazine1 Cartridge locations as they appearin the Library Map.Note: These labels are for referenceonly and do not display on themagazine.

Rear panelTable 1-3. Rear panel component descriptionsNumber Component Description1 Power connector The library connects to a 110/220 volt ac powers

Bar code readerThe bar code reader is a part of the library accessor. The bar code reader readseach cartridge bar code label that identifies the types

Supported Internet ProtocolsThe TL1000 Tape Autoloader supports the Internet protocols:v IPv4v IPv6To learn more about IPv4, visit http://www.iana.org

Ultrium tape drivesThe TL1000 Tape Autoloader supports the Ultrium 4 (S4H), Ultrium 5 (S5H), andUltrium 6 (S6H) half-high tape drives.The Ultrium 4, U

Table 1-4. Ultrium data and cleaning cartridge compatibility with Ultrium tape driveUltriumTape DriveLTO Ultrium Data Cartridges2500 GB(Ultrium 6)1500

A storage element address is assigned to each cartridge at the time the cartridge isinserted. Storage element addresses range from 4097 to 4105 (0x100

Table 1-7. Environmental specifications (continued)Parameter Operating (see Note) Storage ShippingAltitude (meters) 0 - 2,500 0 - 2,500 0 - 2,500Note:

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v Keep the library out of printer and copier rooms because of toner and paperdust. Additionally, do not store paper supplies next to the library.v Kee

Chapter 2. User interfaces“Operator Panel”“Web User Interface” on page 2-5The library has a local interface, the Operator Panel, and a remote Web User

Table 2-1. Operator Panel component descriptions (continued)Number Component Description4 Cancel key Button that is used to cancel a user action and

error LED is ON. The error code remains on the Operator Panel until a key ispressed, which causes the Operator Panel to return to the Home Screen. Num

1. After you navigate to the menu item, press the Enter key to select the menuitem.2. With the Plus and Minus keys, select one of the various predefin

Screen elementsThe Operator Panel displays a single menu item (1 in Figure 2-4) on each screen.The existence of other menu items above and below the

After the Web User Interface is started, the login window is displayed.The factory default account login and password for an Administrator account isv

v Logoff - Click to log out of the Web User Interface.Menus available from the Web User InterfaceFigure 2-8 shows the Web User Interface window for a

For a complete description of all Web User Interface menu options, see Chapter 4,“Operations,” on page 4-1.User privilegesUser privilege levels are ma

Chapter 3. Installation and configuration“Choosing a location”“Installing in a rack” on page 3-2“Removing the accessor locking screw” on page 3-7“Atta

Information in this document is subject to change without notice.© 2014 Dell Inc. All rights reserved.Reproduction in any manner whatsoever without th

Table 3-1. Location criteria (continued)Criteria DefinitionClearancev Back: Minimum of 15 cm (6 in.)v Front: Minimum of 30 cm (12 in.)v Sides: Minimum

3. Place the screws 11 into the left and right brackets.4. Attach the left 3 and right 4 (Figure 3-2 on page 3-4) front brackets to thefront of

5. Attach the left 1 and right 2 rear brackets to the left 5 and right 6front rails with 2 round-head screws 10 on each side (Figure 3-3).Im

7. Install the rail assemblies into the rack (Figure 3-5 on page 3-6). Ensure the 3holes in the front of the unit align with the 1U space marked on th

8. Slide the library chassis into the rack. The heads of the large screws 11appear through the oval openings on each side of the bezel. Use a Philli

9. Secure the rear of the library to the rack with a round-head screw 10 oneach rear bracket (Figure 3-7). Tighten the other rear bracket screws to

Attaching the library to a serverThe drive is attached to a server with the Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) interface. TheWeb User Interface accesses the l

2. Attach the host end of the SAS cable to the drive’s SAS connector (2 inFigure 3-10 on page 3-8). See “SAS host interface” on page 1-6 for informa

Important: To disconnect all power from the library, turn the power switch to theOFF position, then remove the power cord from the outlet. The powersw

Table 3-2. Default library configuration settings (continued)Configuration Item Default SettingLibrary mode RandomLoop EnabledAuto Load EnabledActive

Read this firstContacting DellFor customers in the United States, call 800-WWW-DELL (800-999-3355).Note: If you do not have an active Internet connect

7. “Configuring encryption settings” on page 3-188. “Configuring email notifications” on page 3-209. “Configuring trap notifications” on page 3-2110.

6. Click Login.Checking firmware levelCheck the current level of library firmware that is displayed in the SystemSummary. If an updated level of firmw

Configuring library settingsLogical library settingsTo configure the library access mode settings for the logical library:1. Expand Configure Library,

second digit configures Column 5, Tier 1 of the magazine as an I/O Station(0 when disabled, and 1 when enabled). The Auto Cleaning function can beenab

Configuring network settingsOnce the network settings are entered on the Operator Panel, the current networkconfiguration of the library can be modifi

– Prefix length - Decimal value that indicates the number of contiguous,high-order bits comprising the network portion of the address.– Gateway - Allo

– NTP server address - Enter the IP address of the time server. IPv4 andIPv6 addresses are supported, depending on the TCP/IP settings. Hostnames can

To modify the encryption settings:1. Expand Configure Library, if necessary, and click Encryption in the leftnavigation pane of the Web User Interface

Configuring email notificationsNote: This procedure is optional.To set up email notifications of library events:1. Expand Configure Library, if necess

Configuring trap notificationsNote: This procedure is optional. SNMP notifications are not enabled unless thereis a check mark in the SNMP Enabled che

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v Validity - Enable/Disable setting.v Trap version - v1, v2c, or v3. For v2c and v3, the Inform check boxdetermines whether an SNMP INFORM request is

v Privacy - Privacy service encryption and decryption algorithm, DES or AES.When an algorithm is specified, a privacy password and confirmation of the

4. Assign a user access role.v User - User access permission allows users to monitor the library, but not tocomplete functions that affect the library

2. Link speed (Default: Auto Negotiation)a. Select Configure Network Settings > Configure Link Speed.b. Select the required speed and press Enter.c

c. Press Enter again to apply the setting, or Cancel to reject the setting.d. Press Cancel to backtrack through the menu hierarchy.9. Press Cancel to

To stop sequential mode, use the Move Cartridge command to unload thedrive. This command cancels sequential mode; the next sequential cartridgeis NOT

Note: Column 5 Tier 2 is reserved as the exchange position. This position isaccessible by the library only. A locking mechanism prevents insertion ofa

4. When prompted, insert a customer supplied scratch cartridge into the I/Ostation.When the scratch cartridge is loaded, the bar code reader reads the

Note: Library firmware and tape drive firmware are verified and released together.When the latest firmware is updated, verify that all installed compo

Chapter 4. Operations“The Operator Panel”on page 4-3Monitoring the Library “Configuration settings” on page 4-3“Current information” on page 4-4“Firmw

ContentsRead this first ...iiiContacting Dell ...iiiFigures ...viiTables ...ixSafety and environmental notic

“The Web UserInterface” onpage 4-16Monitoring the Library “The system summary” on page 4-17“The library map” on page 4-18Managing the Library “Moving

The Operator PanelFigure 4-1 shows the top-level menu tree structure of the Operator Panel on thefront of the TL1000 Tape Autoloader. For details on h

Current informationUse View Current Information to display the network settings information.The settings that are displayed include:v Network settings

After the I/O station is closed, wait for the library to complete its inventory beforeyou proceed with normal library operations.Note: A blue release

Moving cartridgesSelect Commands > Move Cartridge to move data cartridges and cleaningcartridges between the I/O station, storage positions, and ta

Press the Enter key to move the cleaning cartridge to the drive and start drivehead cleaning. The cleaning cartridge is returned to its home position

Select Commands > Move to Ship Position when the library is prepared to moveto a new location. The accessor must be placed in a parked position wit

Configuring the libraryConfiguring auto cleaningSelect Configuration > Configure Auto Cleaning to enable or disable automatichead cleaning of the t

Configuring the library access modeSelect Configuration > Configure Library > Configure Library Mode to set thelogical library access mode.Confi

Configuring date and time settingsSelect Configuration > Configure Library > Configure Date/Time to set the dateand time on your library manuall

Appendix A. Error codes ...A-1Library error codes ...A-1Drive error codes ...A-11Web User Interface error messages ...A-11Trap d

Configuring network settingsSelect Configuration > Configure Network Settings to set the network settings forthe library.Note: The Internet Protoco

– IPv4 - Select to enter the library IP address with the IPv4 protocol.– IPv6 - Select to enter four library IP addresses with the IPv6 protocol.v Sub

To restore your library configuration, see “Saving and restoring configurationsettings” on page 4-32.Servicing the libraryThe Service menu on the Oper

tells the drive to eject the scratch cartridge, and then the cartridge is movedback to the I/O station. The bar code is read again and compared with t

The Web User InterfaceFigure 4-27 shows all the menu options available from the Web User Interface forthe Administrator User account. For information

Monitoring the libraryThe system summarySelect Monitor Library > System Summary to display a summary of the status ofthe tape drive and the library

v Number of cartridges and slot configuration– Cartridge in the drive (0 or 1); Slots value is always “N/A”– Number of cartridges in the active slots;

– Library mode (Random or Sequential). In Sequential mode, Loop and Autoload mode are also displayed.v Ethernet information– Status– Protocol– IP addr

Managing the libraryMoving cartridgesUse Manage Library > Move Cartridges to move data and cleaning cartridgesbetween the I/O station, storage posi

Note: Each column has a spring loaded mechanism that pushes the cartridges intoTier 1. Moving a second cartridge into a column moves the first cartrid

Figures1-1. TL1000 Tape Autoloader ...1-11-2. Front panel components ...1-21-3. Cartridge Magazine ...1-41-4. Cartridge magazine (top vi

It is sometimes necessary to take the library offline before library servicingfunctions are completed. Once these operations are finished, it is neces

Configuring the libraryManaging user accessSelect Configure Library > User Access to add, modify, or remove administrator,superuser, and user accou

Click Submit to transfer the settings to the library. A dialog message is displayedwhen the settings are updated successfully.Click Refresh to read th

– Sequential - In sequential mode, the library's firmware predefines theselection of the cartridges. After initialization, the firmware causes th

Configuring network settingsUse Configure Library > Network to set the network settings for the library.Note: The Internet Protocol (IPv4, IPv6, or

– Prefix Length - Decimal value 0 - 128 indicating the number of contiguous,high-order bits comprising the network portion of the address.– Gateway -

Configure encryption with the following settings:1. Expand Configure Library, if necessary, and click Encryption in the leftnavigation pane of the Web

remote NTP time server over the network. Alternatively, the date and time can besynchronized with the clock on your host computer. And lastly, that da

Configuring email notificationsSelect Configure Library > Notifications > SMTP (Mail) Settings to configure theemail settings for sending event

Configuring SNMP trap notificationsUse Configure Library > Notifications > SNMP Settings to configure the trapsettings for sending event informa