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Creating Configuration Files for Offhost Backup

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Figure 14. Example mover.conf.storage_unit_name files (for two third-party copy devices)

Figure 14 shows two robots (robot0 and robot1). Robot0 has been assigned

two storage unit names, TLD_robot0 and TLD_robot00. Robot1 has been assigned

one storage unit name, TLD_robot1.

Figure 14 also shows two third-party copy devices, device-1 with a SCSI pass-through

device path of /dev/sg/c6t1l0, and device-2 with a SCSI pass-through device path

of /dev/sg/c6t4l0.

◆ To allow third-party copy device-1 to use robot0, create a file named

mover.conf.TLD_robot0. In the file, include the device path of device-1

(/dev/sg/c6t1l0).

◆ To allow third-party copy device-2 to use the same robot (robot0), create a file

named mover.conf.TLD_robot00. In the file, include the device path of

device-2 (/dev/sg/c6t4l0). Notice that the file name must refer to a different

storage unit, TLD_robot00, which is assigned to robot0.

◆ To allow third-party copy device-2 to use robot1, create a file named

mover.conf.TLD_robot1 that includes the device path of device-2

(/dev/sg/c6t4l0).

Third-party

copy device-1

/dev/sg/c6t1l0

Third-party

copy device-2

/dev/sg/c6t4l0

storage unit names:

TLD_robot0

TLD_robot00

storage unit name:

TLD_robot1

file name -> mover.conf.TLD_robot0

contains: /dev/sg/c6t1l0

SAN

Robots/storage units and

third-party copy devices on SAN:

Third-party copy devices in

mover.conf.storage_unit_name files:

robot0

robot1

file name -> mover.conf.TLD_robot00

contains: /dev/sg/c6t4l0

file name -> mover.conf.TLD_robot1

contains: /dev/sg/c6t4l0

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