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Change
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For ACS robots only, the button used to configure media access
ports for eject operations. If you click Change, the Media Access
Ports dialog box appears, in which you can add or remove MAPs from
the Media Access Ports to Use list.
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Containers of Many Media
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Select if your media is stored in containers at your off-site
storage location.
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Customer ID
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Your customer identification if you selected Iron Mountain as
your vault vendor. You may have a separate customer ID for each
logical vault.
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First Off-site Slot ID
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The ID of the first slot in the off-site vault. This usually is
provided by your vault vendor. Off-site slot IDs are often used by
the vault vendor to track media. If your vendor does not use these
identifiers, you can use the default first off-site slot ID of 1.
Off-site slot IDs are unique only within a given vault.
Slot IDs are assigned consecutively from the starting slot
number. Ensure that the number of media in the vault does not
exceed the range of slot IDs assigned by the vault vendor. With
every session, Vault starts with the off-site slot ID and counts
upward, looking for slots that are no longer in use. Vault always
fills in the gaps with newly vaulted media.
If multiple vaults are defined for the same vault vendor, divide
the range of assigned slots between the various vaults. For
example, if the vault vendor assigned the range 1-2000 and you
defined three vaults for this vault vendor, then you can assign
range 1-499 to vault 1, 500-999 to vault 2, and 1000-2000 to vault
3, assuming vault 3 has the maximum number of tapes to
vault.
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Media Access Ports to Use
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For ACS robots only, the media access ports (MAPs) to use for
media ejection for the current vault. To select or change MAPs to
use, click Change.
In the About the media access ports dialog box, select the MAPs
to use.
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Off-site Volume Group
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The name of the off-site volume group. The Off-site Volume Group
indicates that media are in off-site storage. The name should
describe the data, the vault vendor, the vault location, or a
combination thereof so you can easily identify the volume group.
Vault moves each piece of ejected media from the Robotic Volume
Group into a standalone volume group (that is, a volume group that
is not under the control of the robot). If the Off-site Volume
Group does not exist, it is created during the vault session. The
off-site volume group name may contain up to 25 characters.
If the off-site volume group does not exist, it is created
during the vault session.
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Robotic Volume Group
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The name of the volume group associated with the robot for this
vault. The Robotic Volume Group is the group that indicates that
media resides in a robot. Usually, NetBackup creates a robotic
volume group when media are added to a robot. A robotic library can
contain volumes from more than one volume group, so a robot can
have more than one robotic volume group name associated with
it.
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Slots for Individual Media
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Select if your media is stored in slots at your off-site storage
location. If you select slots, you must complete the First Off-site
Slot ID field.
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Vault Name
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The name of the vault. The name should reflect its purpose. For
example, if you are creating a vault primarily to duplicate and
vault records from the finance department, you might call the vault
Finance. The vault name may contain up to 25 characters.
Vault names are case sensitive.
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Note:
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Directory names are not case sensitive on
Microsoft Windows systems. Therefore, session directories are
created in the same vault\sessions\vault_name directory for two or more
vaults that have names that differ only in case.
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Vault Vendor
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The name of your off-site vault vendor (for example, Iron
Mountain). If you select Iron Mountain, you also can configure
Vault to put media lists into a file formatted in compliance with
Iron Mountain's electronic processing specification. You can then
send this file to Iron Mountain for electronic processing of the
media lists.
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