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Silo Media Manager Quick Start Guide
Silo Media Manager Installation and User’s Guide—541559-001
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INSTALL STEP 2
INSTALL STEP 2
1. Choose all the files.
2. Click FTP.
3. When you get the new version FTP'ed to the host, go to the server/client
system(s), volume to the $vol.subvol where you installed SMM.
4. If this is not the first install of SMM on your system, you may copy the
startup/shutdown files from the renamed old SMM subvolume.
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If it is a new install, create a startup file for the server as follows:
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clear param tcpip^process^name
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param tcpip^process^name <tcpip process name>
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run <$vol.subvol>.tsismms0/name $SMMS, nowait, pri 190, cpu 0,out
$zhome,&
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term $zhome/
Example A-1. Creating a Startup File for the Server
clear param tcpip^process^name
param tcpip^process^name $zb01a
run $system.tsismms.tsismms0/name $SMMS, nowait, pri
190,cpu 0,out &
$zhome, term $zhome/
5. On the SMM SERVER system (the system the library is physically connected to for
the control path), do the following:
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RUN CONFIG to create a new configuration file. You will have to give it a
password (this the password that will allow access to SMM).
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Type in CONFIG_HOMETERM and enter a home terminal (normally $ZHOME
on the S-series NonStops).
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Type in CONFIG_HOSTPORT# and choose a port number, normally you can
use 6001 for the server. Any number can be used after 4000 though.
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Type in CONFIG_DEVICE and enter the system name, hit <enter>, then enter
the name of the library device and hit <enter>.
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To configure the tape drives in SMM, type in CONFIG_DRIVE, enter the drive
number in the library, counting from top to bottom in a L-Series library and
bottom to top in a 97xx library. Always start with 0.
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Enter the system name the tape drive is physically attached to.