Contents
PRE COMMANDS AND PARAMETERS
Run from executable folder
In order
to run most commands, place the command interpreter to the Legato executable
directory (server or client):
Cd C:\Program Files\nsr\bin
Remote Shortcuts
Open Menu
Windows on Remote Computer: ALT+HOME
Send
CTRL+ALT+DEL on remote computer: CTRL+ALT+HOME
Device parameters tests
000031 or PYR231
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Tape or Volume
name
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Jukebox Overlan
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SCSI
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The
name of a SCSI device is identified as a combination of bus,
target,
and logical unit number (LUN) (b.t.l), where b is
the logical scsi bus, t is the SCSI target, and l is the SCSI
LUN on that target. A logical SCSI bus number is not necessarily related to a
specific platform or hardware bus number
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OVERLANDNEO
Series
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Name of the
Overlan Jukebox
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QUANTUM SDLT600
RB0509AM
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Name of Tape
Librairy
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Adress of Tape
device
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Legato Installed Infrastructure
N
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TYPE
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NAME
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FQN / IP
ADRESS
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DNS SERVICE
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1
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SERVER
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bormsback01
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Name: bormsback01.EMEA.BORMS.COM
Address:
145.245.218.95
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DNS server bormsemea01.emea.borms.com
Address:
145.245.218.75
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2
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CLIENT
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Bormsapp04
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Name: bormsapp04.emea.BORMS.COM
Addresses: 145.245.218.113
145.245.218.114
Aliases: bormsapp04.BRD.BORMS.COM
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DNS server bormsemea01.emea.borms.com
Address:
145.245.218.75
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3
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CLIENT
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Bormsfs01
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Name: bormsfs01.emea.borms.com
Address:
145.245.218.77
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DNS server bormsemea01.emea.borms.com
Address:
145.245.218.75
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4
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CLIENT
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Bormsfs02
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Name: bormsfs02.emea.BORMS.COM
Address:
145.245.218.119
Aliases: bormsfs02.BRD.BORMS.COM
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DNS server bormsemea01.emea.borms.com
Address:
145.245.218.75
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5
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CLIENT ASM
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Rudmanufact01
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Name: bormsmanufact01.emea.BORMS.COM
Address:
145.245.156.32
Aliases: bormsmanufact01.BRD.BORMS.COM
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DNS server bormsemea01.emea.borms.com
Address:
145.245.218.75
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6
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CLIENT
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Bormssan01
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Name: bormssan01.emea.BORMS.COM
Address:
145.245.218.70
Aliases: bormssan01.BRD.BORMS.COM
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DNS server bormsemea01.emea.borms.com
Address:
145.245.218.75
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7
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CLIENT
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Bormstest01
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Name: bormstest01.emea.BORMS.COM
Addresses:
145.245.218.68
145.245.156.7
145.245.218.67
Aliases: bormstest01.BRD.BORMS.COM
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DNS server bormsemea01.emea.borms.com
Address:
145.245.218.75
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Server quick commands
Reset Terminal Services Sessions
FUNCTION
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COMMAND
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Query User Sessions
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query session /server:servername
query session /server:BORMSBACK01
C:\Users\user5>query session /server:bormsback01
SESSIONNAME USERNAME ID STATE
TYPE DEVICE
console 0 Conn
wdcon
rdp-tcp 65536 Listen
rdpwd
rdp-tcp#19 user5 1
Active rdpwd
rdp-tcp#4 user6 2 Active
rdpwd
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Reset sessions
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reset session [ID] /server:servername
C:\Users\user5>reset session
1 /server:BORMSBACK01
C:\Users\user5>
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Query use of files and folders
FUNCTION
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COMMAND
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Query Use of Shares
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net use /user:[username]
\\servername\share
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Network configuration
FUNCTION
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COMMAND
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Query Network Config
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ipconfig /all
netstat -e -s
netstat -a
net start
net config server
net config workstation
net statistics server
net statistics workstation
Rpcinfo –p hostname check communication
host file
C:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
%SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers\Etc\hosts
lm host LAN Manager host File
C:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc\lmhosts
%SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers\Etc\lmhosts
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Debugging
FUNCTION
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COMMAND
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Doctor Watson
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Doctor
Watson
C:\WINNT\drwtsn32.log
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SHORTCUTS
ALT+HOME open
Menu Windows on Remote Computer
ALT+Tab : navigation
CTRL + mouse roll : zoom
SCSI MAINTENANCE COMMANDS
Overlan SCSI
scsidev@12.0.4:Vendor <OVERLAND>,
Product <NEO Series>, Revision <0429>
Standard control port = scsidev@12.0.4
Max parallelism = 4
0
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1
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2
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DEVICES
Autochanger Maintenance Commands Overview
Command Description
lusbinfo.exe
Prints out
SCSI information.
lusdebug.exe
Sets the
library debugging level.
lrescan.exe
Rescans for
devices.
lreset.exe
Resets the
SCSI bus.
changers.exe
Lists the
SCSI autochangers attached to the system.
hpflip.exe
Allows toggle the device between optical and direct access
without additional drivers.
ielem.exe
Initializes
the element status.
inquire.exe
Lists the
devices available.
ldunld.exe
Loads or
unloads a tape device.
msense.exe
Retrieves
mode sense data.
pmode.exe
Prints mode
sense data.
relem.exe
Reads the
element status.
tur.exe
Tests
whether the unit is ready.
writebuf.exe
Writes a
device buffer.
sjiielm.exe
Tests the
standard jukebox interface (SJI) SJIIELEM
sjiinq.exe Tests
the SJI SJIINQ command.
sjirdp.exe
Tests the SJI
SJIRDP command.
sjirdtag.exe
Tests the SJI
SJIRTAG command.
sjirelem.exe
Tests the SJI
SJIRELEM command.
sjirjc.exe Tests
the jukebox
Sjiing : Testing Autochanger
Connection
sjiinq
devname
sjiinq scsidev@12.0.4
C:\Program
Files\nsr\bin>sjiinq scsidev@12.0.4
scsidev@12.0.4:<OVERLANDNEO
Series >
jbverify : test devices configuration
NAME
jbverify − check jukebox/device configurations in
NetWorker.
SYNOPSIS
jbverify [ −a ] [ −d { −i|−u } ] [ −D
devicename ]...
[ −f filename ] [ −F ] [ −h ] [ −H hostname
]...
[ −I Invoker ] [ −j ] [ −J JB name ]...
[ −l ] [ −M ] [ −n ]
[ −N ] [ −P port ] [ −q ] [ −Q ] [ −r
no. of retries ]
[ −R ] [ −S slot ] [ −s server ] [ −t
] [ −v ]... [ −Z ]
DESCRIPTION
jbverify verifies the devices defined in the NetWorker
database, making sure that each one of them is configured
properly by checking them for accessibility
and usability.
jbverify
jbverify –v (verbose level 1)
jbverify –v –v –v –v –v
(verbose level 5)
C:\Program
Files\nsr\bin>jbverify -a
Jbverify is running on host bormsback01
Option not supported at present. Please
exclude and try again.
C:\Program
Files\nsr\bin>jbverify
Jbverify is running on host bormsback01
Processing stand-alone devices...
Processing \\.\Tape4
Finished processing \\.\Tape4
Processing \\.\Tape5
Finished processing \\.\Tape5
Processing \\.\Tape6
Finished processing \\.\Tape6
Processing \\.\Tape7
Finished processing \\.\Tape7
Finished processing stand-alone devices.
Processing jukebox devices...
Processing jukebox Overland:
Testing drive 1 (\\.\Tape0) of JB Overland
Skipping disabled drive \\.\Tape1
Testing drive 3 (\\.\Tape2) of JB Overland
Testing drive 4 (\\.\Tape3) of JB Overland
Jukebox Overland on bormsback01 successfully
processed.
Finished processing jukebox devices.
**********************************************************************
Summary report of jbverify
======= ====== == ========
Hostname Device Handle Blocksize
Jukebox Drv No. Status
-------- ------------- ---------
------- ------- ------
bormsback01 \\.\Tape4 131072 N/A
N/A Pass
bormsback01 \\.\Tape5 131072 N/A
N/A Pass
bormsback01 \\.\Tape6 131072 N/A
N/A Pass
bormsback01 \\.\Tape7 131072 N/A
N/A Pass
bormsback01 \\.\Tape0 131072 Overland 1 Pass
bormsback01 \\.\Tape1 N/A Overland 2 Skip
bormsback01 \\.\Tape2 131072 Overland 3 Pass
bormsback01 \\.\Tape3 131072 Overland 4 Pass
**********************************************************************
Exiting jbverify successfully.
C:\Program Files\nsr\bin>
Jbconfig : jukebox resource configuration tool
Jbconfig –s BORMSBACK01 –l
NAME
jbconfig − jukebox
resource configuration tool
SYNOPSIS
jbconfig [ −s server ] [ -l ]
DESCRIPTION
The jbconfig
program provides an interactive script for configuring a jukebox (Media
Autochanger Device)
OPTIONS
−s server Specifies the controlling
server, when jbconfig is being used from a storage node.
−l Performs a
complete LUN search for all SCSI adapters in the system when performing
Autodetection.
Inquire : query SCSI adapters
C:\Program Files\nsr\bin>inquire –l Performs
a complete LUN search for all SCSI adapters in the system
C:\Program
Files\nsr\bin>inquire -l
-l
flag found: searching all LUNs, which may take over 10 minutes per adapter
for some fibre channel adapters. Please be patient.
Could
not start a Removable Storage session (0x00000422).
scsidev@0.0.0:COMPAQ CD-ROM SC-148C B101|CD-ROM
scsidev@4.0.0:COMPAQ SCSI COMMUNICATECISS|Unknown Device Type
scsidev@4.4.0:HP LOGICAL VOLUME 2.62|Disk, \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE0
WWNN:600508B100104344415031344959FFFF
scsidev@4.5.0:HP LOGICAL VOLUME 2.62|Disk, \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE1
WWNN:600508B1001043444150313449590000
scsidev@12.0.0:QUANTUM
SDLT600 2A2A|Tape, \\.\Tape0
S/N:
QD0726AMC00080
ATNN:QUANTUM SDLT600
QD0726AM
C00080
WWNN:500E09E000184383
PORT:00000001
scsidev@12.0.1:QUANTUM
SDLT600 1F1F|Tape, \\.\Tape1
S/N: RB0509AMC05311
ATNN:QUANTUM SDLT600
RB0509AM
C05311
WWNN:500E09E000147CF8
scsidev@12.0.2:QUANTUM
SDLT600 3535|Tape, \\.\Tape2
S/N:
RB0524AMC05029
ATNN:QUANTUM SDLT600
RB0524AM
C05029
WWNN:500E09E00015F440
PORT:00000001
scsidev@12.0.3:QUANTUM
SDLT600 3535|Tape, \\.\Tape3
S/N: RB0549AMC05896
ATNN:QUANTUM SDLT600
RB0549AM
C05896
WWNN:500E09E000166951
PORT:00000001
scsidev@12.0.4:OVERLANDNEO
Series 0429|Autochanger (Jukebox)
S/N: 2B50900170
ATNN:OVERLANDNEO Series
2B509001
70
IENN:00900D0713FA00AA
scsidev@12.0.5:Over NEO VIA FCO 2.20|Processor
S/N: FB2350L101071
scsidev@12.127.0:QLOGIC PSEUDO LUN |Disk
scsidev@13.127.0:QLOGIC PSEUDO LUN |Disk
C:\Program
Files\nsr\bin>
−N Performs a
device discovery on NDMP Tape Server. User will be prompted for NDMP Tape Server
name, NDMP user name and password.
ciss (Compaq Intelligent Storage Subsystem) driver is an Ultra160 SCSI RAID
host adapter driver that supports Compaq® Smart Array Controllers on
HP ProLiant® servers. These are high-end drive array controllers
that support different RAID configurations for logical disk volumes configured
on SCSI drives. Controller supported warning and critical failure notifications
are notified through console logging of the events and through the Integrated
Management Log. Controller statistics are collected by HP Insight Management
Agents on SCO OpenServer platforms for access using SNMP.
Ascdcode : convert ASC / ASCQ codes
NAME
ascdcode - print error message for ASC/ASCQ error codes
SYNOPSIS
ascdcode [ -o
vendor id [ −p product id ] ] ASC ASCQ
ascdcode –o QUANTUM ASC
ascdcode –o QUANTUM ASCQ
ascdcode –o QUANTUM SDLT600 ASC
ascdcode –o QUANTUM SDLT600 ASCQ
ascdcode –o QUANTUM –p SDLT600 ASC
ascdcode –o QUANTUM –p SDLT600 ASCQ
#
# Overland ASC/ASCQ Error Codes
#
0x04, 0x83, lun not ready - magazine door open
0x04, 0x89, lun not ready - web tlc menu mode
0x04, 0x8d, lun not ready - front panel mode
0x04, 0x8e, lun not ready - sequential mode
0x28, 0x89, not ready transition - tlc mode
0x28, 0x8c, not ready transition - mag door closed
0x28, 0x8d, not ready transition - exit menu mode
0x28, 0x8e, not ready transition - exit seq mode
0x28, 0x8f, not ready transition - mag door opened
0x3b, 0x80, illegal move command
0x3b, 0x87, cannot move element in error
0x3b, 0x90, element not accessible
0x3b, 0x91, cannot move element not installed
0x3f, 0x80, flash update erase error
0x3f, 0x82, flash update download error
0x3f, 0x84, flash update program error
0x3f, 0x86, flash update crc error
0x3f, 0x88, cannot excute flash update
0x3f, 0x89, cannot flash 3-ch slave present
0x3f, 0x8a, flash update xfer length error
0x40, 0x80, diagnostic failure
0x5d, 0xff, failure predict xhold exceeded (false)
0x80, 0x03, medium source element not installed
0x80, 0x04, medium destination element not installed
0x83, 0x01, error reading barcode label
0x83, 0x02, cartridge magazine is not installed
0x83, 0x04, tape drive is not installed
0x83, 0x09, no barcode label detected
0x83, 0x10, element is in error
#
# NetWorker
# 7.2.Build.172
# LEGATO Software, a division of EMC.
#
# QUANTUM ASC/ASCQ Error Codes
#
0x0a, 0x80, Error log generated
0x0c, 0x80, Write SCSI FIFO CRC error
0x11, 0x80, Read SCSI FIFO CRC error
0x11, 0x81, Block port detected EDC error
0x11, 0x82, Block port detected record CRC error
0x24, 0x81, Invalid mode on WRITE buffer
0x24, 0x82, Media in drive
0x24, 0x84, Insufficient resources
0x24, 0x86, Invalid offset
0x24, 0x87, Invalid size
0x24, 0x88, Image/Personality is bad
0x24, 0x89, Image data over limit
0x24, 0x8c, Not immediate command
0x24, 0x8d, Bad driver/server image EDC
0x24, 0x8e, Invalid Personality for Code Update (CUP)
0x24, 0x8f, Bad Controller Image EDC
0x25, 0x90, Bad code update image header
0x27, 0x80, Hardware write protect
0x27, 0x82, Data safety write protect
0x3a, 0x80, Media not present - cartridge missing
0x40, 0x80, Diagnostic/POST failure - ROM EDC error
0x40, 0x81, Diagnostic/POST failure - RAM failure
0x40, 0x82, Diagnostic/POST failure - bad drive status
0x40, 0x83, Diagnostic/POST failure - loader diagnostics
failure
0x40, 0x84, Diagnostic/POST failure - POST soft failure
0x44, 0x80, Unexpected selection interrupt
0x44, 0x82, Command complete sequence failure
0x44, 0x83, SCSI Chip, Gross Error
0x44, 0x84, Unexplained selection interrupt
0x44, 0x85, Immediate data transfer timeout
0x44, 0x86, Insufficient CDB bytes
0x44, 0x87, Disconnect/SDP sequence failed
0x44, 0x88, Bus DMA transfer timeout
0x44, 0x89, Internal target failure
0x44, 0x8a, Over temperature condition
0x44, 0xc1, EEROM copy 1 area bad
0x44, 0xc2, EEROM copy 2 area bad
0x44, 0xc3, Both EEROM copy areas bad
0x5d, 0xff, False exception condition
0x80, 0x02, Cleaning requested
0x80, 0x03, Soft error exceeds threshold
0x80, 0x00, Calibration error
0x80, 0x01, Cleaning required
0x81, 0x00, Directory read error
0x82, 0x00, Not allowed if not at BOT
0x83, 0x00, Cannot retry read/write data transfer
0x84, 0x01, BHC test failed
# Hewlett Packard ASC/ASCQ Error Codes
#
0x04, 0x88, download need
0x04, 0x89, download checksum error
0x22, 0x80, drive not online
0x22, 0x81, drive to lib interface comm error
0x22, 0x82, drive is not present
0x2a, 0x80, online repair parameters changed
0x40, 0x80, diagnostic failure
0x80, 0x07, download to picker failed
0x80, 0x08, download to fibre card failed
0x80, 0x09, download to remote man card failed
0x80, 0x0a, need new library controller boot
0x80, 0x0b, need new picker boot
0x80, 0x0c, trying to put in wrong picker code
The ascdcode
program interprets Additional Sense Code (ASC) and Additional Sense Code
Qualifier
(ASCQ) data and
returns an appropriate error message. The ascdcode program returns
interpreted
ASC/ASCQ data
either for the named vendor and product IDs (with the -o and -p options),
or for all
libraries or devices as defined in the SCSI-3 Specifications (http://www.ncits.org)
The vendor
id should be identical to the vendor string reported when you run the inquire
program. For a complete list of vendor ID assignments, see the web page: http://www.t10.org/lists/vid-alph.htm.
The ASC argument
should be the first of the pair of ASC/ASCQ error codes reported by the library
or device. You may specify the value as a hexadecimal number by preceding the
value with 0x . The default value is assumed to be a decimal value. The ASCQ
argument should be the latter of the pair of ASC/ASCQ error codes reported
by the library or device. You may specify the value as a hexadecimal number by
preceding the value with 0x . The default value is assumed to be a
decimal value.
FILES
/INSTALL_PATH/lgtovendors
The directory
where the vendor specific files are installed.
/INSTALL_PATH/lgtovendors/OEM_MAP
The file that maps
OEM vendors and their corresponding products to original vendors.
OTHER MICROSOFT ERROR CODES
ascsi : Host Agents
NAME
hascsi − Host
Agent SCSI Devices information module DO NOT WORK TO TEST AGAIN
SYNOPSIS
hascsi −h
hascsi [ −f schema
file ] [ −L | −l log file ] [ −v ]
hascsi −n [ −f schema
file ] [ −L | −l log file ] [ −v ]
hascsi −g [ −f schema file ] [ −L | −l log file ]
[ −v ]
−L Tells hascsi
that any logging information should be written to the default application
logfile - this
file is named hascsi.log
, and will be located in the applogs subdirectory of your NetWorker
installation
directory. Only one of −L or −l may be specified - not both. If
neither −L or −l is
specified in
the arguments to hascsi then any logging information will be printed on
stdout and
stderr.
−l log file
Allows you to
specify the name of the file that hascsi will write its log to. Only one
of −L or −l
may be
specified - not both. If neither −L or −l is specified in the
arguments to hascsi then any
logging information will be printed on stdout and stderr.
Lusbinfo : query bus information
C:\Documents and Settings\user5>lusbinfo.exe
# busses: 15
Bus #0 is '\\.\Scsi0:', dma_max=131072, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #1 is '\\.\Scsi1:', dma_max=131072, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #2 is '\\.\Scsi2:', dma_max=16777196, initiator ID=247,
ntargets=128, nluns=255
Bus #3 is '\\.\Scsi3:', dma_max=16777196, initiator ID=247,
ntargets=128, nluns=255
Bus #4 is '\\.\Scsi4:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #5 is '\\.\Scsi5:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #6 is '\\.\Scsi6:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #7 is '\\.\Scsi7:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #8 is '\\.\Scsi8:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #9 is '\\.\Scsi9:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #10 is '\\.\Scsi10:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #11 is '\\.\Scsi11:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #12 is '\\.\Scsi12:', dma_max=33554432, initiator
ID=128, ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #13 is '\\.\Scsi13:', dma_max=33554432, initiator
ID=128, ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #14 is '\\.\Scsi14:', dma_max=262144, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
NAME
lusbinfo −
print SCSI Bus information
SYNOPSIS
lusbinfo [ -v ]
Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]
(C) Copyright 1985-2000 Microsoft Corp.
C:\Documents and Settings\user5>lusbinfo.exe -v
# busses: 15
Bus #0 is '\\.\Scsi0:', dma_max=131072, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=25
3
Device at 0,0,0;
Flags 0x1 Inqlen Value 36 (has driver)
Removable Media: 1
Device Type Qualifier: 0
ISO Version: 0 ECMA
Version: 0 ANSI Version: 0
Asynchronous Event
Notification: 0 Terminate I/O Process: 0
Response Data
Format: 1 Additonal Bytes: 31
SCSI 2 Qualifiers: None
Vendor ID:
COMPAQ
Product ID:
CD-ROM
SC-148C
Revision:
B101
Bus #1 is '\\.\Scsi1:', dma_max=131072, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #2 is '\\.\Scsi2:', dma_max=16777196, initiator ID=247,
ntargets=128, nluns=255
Bus #3 is '\\.\Scsi3:', dma_max=16777196, initiator ID=247,
ntargets=128, nluns=255
Bus #4 is '\\.\Scsi4:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Device at 4,0,0;
Flags 0x0 Inqlen Value 36
Removable Media: 0
Device Type Qualifier: 0
ISO Version: 0 ECMA
Version: 0 ANSI Version: 0
Asynchronous Event
Notification: 0 Terminate I/O Process: 0
Response Data
Format: 0 Additonal Bytes: 0
Device at 4,4,0;
Flags 0x3 Inqlen Value 36 (has driver)
Removable Media: 0
Device Type Qualifier: 0
ISO Version: 0 ECMA
Version: 0 ANSI Version: 0
Asynchronous Event
Notification: 0 Terminate I/O Process: 0
Response Data
Format: 2 Additonal Bytes: 51
SCSI 2 Qualifiers:
Command Queueing
Vendor ID:
HP
Product ID:
LOGICAL
VOLUME
Revision:
2.62
Extra Bytes:
********************
Device at 4,5,0;
Flags 0x3 Inqlen Value 36 (has driver)
Removable Media: 0
Device Type Qualifier: 0
ISO Version: 0 ECMA
Version: 0 ANSI Version: 0
Asynchronous Event
Notification: 0 Terminate I/O Process: 0
Response Data
Format: 2 Additonal Bytes: 51
SCSI 2 Qualifiers:
Command Queueing
Vendor ID:
HP
Product ID:
LOGICAL
VOLUME
Revision:
2.62
Extra Bytes:
********************
Bus #5 is '\\.\Scsi5:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #6 is '\\.\Scsi6:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #7 is '\\.\Scsi7:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #8 is '\\.\Scsi8:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #9 is '\\.\Scsi9:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #10 is '\\.\Scsi10:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #11 is '\\.\Scsi11:', dma_max=122880, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=253
Bus #12 is '\\.\Scsi12:', dma_max=33554432, initiator
ID=128, ntargets=128, nluns=253
Device at 12,0,0; Flags 0x3 Inqlen Value 36 (has driver)
Removable Media: 1
Device Type Qualifier: 0
ISO Version: 0 ECMA
Version: 0 ANSI Version: 2
Asynchronous Event
Notification: 0 Terminate I/O Process: 0
Response Data
Format: 2 Additonal Bytes: 61
SCSI 2 Qualifiers: None
Vendor ID:
QUANTUM
Product ID:
SDLT600
Revision:
2A2A
Extra Bytes:
******************************
Device at 12,0,1;
Flags 0x3 Inqlen Value 36 (has driver)
Removable Media: 1
Device Type Qualifier: 0
ISO Version: 0 ECMA
Version: 0 ANSI Version: 2
Asynchronous Event
Notification: 0 Terminate I/O Process: 0
Response Data
Format: 2 Additonal Bytes: 61
SCSI 2 Qualifiers: None
Vendor ID:
QUANTUM
Product ID:
SDLT600
Revision:
1F1F
Extra Bytes:
******************************
Device at 12,0,2;
Flags 0x3 Inqlen Value 36 (has driver)
Removable Media: 1
Device Type Qualifier: 0
ISO Version: 0 ECMA
Version: 0 ANSI Version: 2
Asynchronous Event
Notification: 0 Terminate I/O Process: 0
Response Data
Format: 2 Additonal Bytes: 61
SCSI 2 Qualifiers: None
Vendor ID:
QUANTUM
Product ID:
SDLT600
Revision:
3535
Extra Bytes:
******************************
Device at 12,0,3;
Flags 0x3 Inqlen Value 36 (has driver)
Removable Media: 1
Device Type Qualifier: 0
ISO Version: 0 ECMA
Version: 0 ANSI Version: 2
Asynchronous Event
Notification: 0 Terminate I/O Process: 0
Response Data
Format: 2 Additonal Bytes: 61
SCSI 2 Qualifiers: None
Vendor ID:
QUANTUM
Product ID:
SDLT600
Revision:
3535
Extra Bytes:
******************************
Device at 12,0,4;
Flags 0x0 Inqlen Value 36
Removable Media: 1
Device Type Qualifier: 0
ISO Version: 0 ECMA
Version: 0 ANSI Version: 2
Asynchronous Event
Notification: 0 Terminate I/O Process: 0
Response Data
Format: 2 Additonal Bytes: 53
SCSI 2 Qualifiers: None
Vendor ID:
OVERLAND
Product ID:
NEO Series
Revision:
0429
Extra Bytes:
**********************
Device at 12,0,5;
Flags 0x0 Inqlen Value 36
Removable Media: 0
Device Type Qualifier: 0
ISO Version: 0 ECMA
Version: 0 ANSI Version: 2
Asynchronous Event
Notification: 0 Terminate I/O Process: 0
Response Data Format:
2 Additonal Bytes: 96
SCSI 2 Qualifiers:
Command Queueing
Vendor ID:
Over
Product ID:
NEO VIA FCO
Revision:
2.20
Extra Bytes:
*****************************************************************
Device at 12,127,0;
Flags 0x1 Inqlen Value 36 (has driver)
Removable Media: 0
Device Type Qualifier: 0
ISO Version: 0 ECMA
Version: 0 ANSI Version: 2
Asynchronous Event
Notification: 0 Terminate I/O Process: 0
Response Data
Format: 2 Additonal Bytes: 32
SCSI 2 Qualifiers: None
Vendor ID:
QLOGIC
Product ID:
PSEUDO LUN
Revision:
Extra Bytes:
*
Bus #13 is '\\.\Scsi13:', dma_max=33554432, initiator
ID=128, ntargets=128, nlun
s=253
Device at 13,127,0;
Flags 0x1 Inqlen Value 36 (has driver)
Removable Media: 0
Device Type Qualifier: 0
ISO Version: 0 ECMA
Version: 0 ANSI Version: 2
Asynchronous Event
Notification: 0 Terminate I/O Process: 0
Response Data
Format: 2 Additonal Bytes: 32
SCSI 2 Qualifiers: None
Vendor ID:
QLOGIC
Product ID:
PSEUDO LUN
Revision:
Extra Bytes:
*
Bus #14 is '\\.\Scsi14:', dma_max=262144, initiator ID=255,
ntargets=128, nluns=
253
C:\Documents and Settings\user5>
Lusbdebug - BUS
debugging
NAME
lusdebug − set
library debugging level
SYNOPSIS
lusdebug debug-level
DESCRIPTION
The lusdebug
command sets a debugging level for the underlying NetWorker SCSI device
drivers.
Debugging level 0 (zero) turns off debugging. Larger numbers enable
greater levels of debugging.
Tur :
Tests Unit Ready
C:\Documents and Settings\user5>tur -l
scsidev@0.0.0: Unknown error
scsidev@4.0.0 passes TEST UNIT READY command
scsidev@4.4.0 passes TEST UNIT READY command
scsidev@4.5.0 passes TEST UNIT READY command
scsidev@12.0.0 passes TEST UNIT READY command
scsidev@12.0.1 passes TEST UNIT READY command
scsidev@12.0.2 passes TEST UNIT READY command
scsidev@12.0.3 passes TEST UNIT READY command
scsidev@12.0.4 passes TEST UNIT READY command
Check Condition for cmd 'TEST UNIT READY':
Not Ready, Power On,
Reset, or Bus Device Reset Occurred
Additional Sense
Information (byte 15 out...):
15: 0x00
16: 0x00
0x00
scsidev@12.127.0: unknown error 1 (0x1)
scsidev@13.127.0: unknown error 1 (0x1)
C:\Program Files\nsr\bin>tur -l
scsidev@0.0.0: Unknown error
scsidev@4.0.0 passes TEST UNIT READY command
scsidev@4.4.0 passes TEST UNIT READY command
scsidev@4.5.0 passes TEST UNIT READY command
Check Condition for cmd 'TEST UNIT READY':
Not Ready, Medium
Not Present
Additional Sense
Information (byte 15 out...):
15: 0x00
16: 0x00 0x00 0x80 0x08 0xec 0x00 0x00
0x2b
24: 0x00 0x00
0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00
Check Condition for cmd 'TEST UNIT READY':
Not Ready, Power On,
Reset, or Bus Device Reset Occurred
Additional Sense
Information (byte 15 out...):
15: 0x00
16: 0x00
0x00
Check Condition for cmd 'TEST UNIT READY':
Not Ready, Medium
Not Present
Additional Sense
Information (byte 15 out...):
15: 0x00
16: 0x00
0x00 0x80 0x0d 0x98 0x00 0x00 0x1a
24: 0x00
0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00
Check Condition for cmd 'TEST UNIT READY':
Not Ready, Medium
Not Present
Additional Sense
Information (byte 15 out...):
15: 0x00
16: 0x00
0x00 0x81 0x07 0x57 0x00 0x00 0x62
24: 0x00
0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00
scsidev@12.0.4 passes TEST UNIT READY command
Check Condition for cmd 'TEST UNIT READY':
Not Ready, Power On,
Reset, or Bus Device Reset Occurred
Additional Sense
Information (byte 15 out...):
15: 0x00
16: 0x00
0x00
scsidev@12.127.0: unknown error 1 (0x1)
scsidev@13.127.0: unknown error 1 (0x1)
C:\Program Files\nsr\bin>tur -l -v
usage: tur [ -a b.t.l ] [ -l ]
C:\Program Files\nsr\bin>
changers : elements movements
C:\Documents and Settings\user5>changers.exe
scsidev@12.0.4:Vendor <OVERLAND>, Product <NEO Series>,
Revision <0429>
changers.exe –l –v
C:\Documents and Settings\user5>changers.exe -l -v
scsidev@12.0.4:Vendor <OVERLAND>, Product <NEO
Series>, Revision <0429>
1 MT Element(s) starting at address 0
50 ST
Element(s) starting at address 32
2 IE
Element(s) starting at address 448
4 DT
Element(s) starting at address 480
Element Movement Matrix
->DT, ->IE, ->ST,______
______,______,______,______
ST->DT,ST->IE,______,______
IE->DT,IE->IE,IE->ST,______
DT->DT,DT->IE,DT->ST,______
______,______,______,______
______,______,______,______
______,______,______,______
______,______,______,______
C:\Documents and Settings\user5>
NAME
changers − list
SCSI autochangers attached to the system
SYNOPSIS
changers [ −dv ] [ −a b.t.l ] [ −l
]
DESCRIPTION
The changers
program lists all of the SCSI autochangers (jukeboxes) connected to the
current system.
OPTIONS
−a b.t.l Selects a
specific ordinal SCSI address, where b is the logical SCSI bus, t is
the SCSI target, and l
is the SCSI
logical unit number (LUN) on that target. See libscsi(1m).
−d Determines the
names and addresses of the autochanger’s media elements (for example, tape
drives).
−l Performs a complete LUN search for all SCSI adapters in the system.
C:\Program Files\nsr\bin>changers -dv
scsidev@12.0.4:Vendor <OVERLAND>, Product <NEO Series>,
Revision <0429>
Data Transfer Element at
address 480 is scsidev@12.0.0
Device:Vendor
<QUANTUM>, Product <SDLT600>, Revision <2A2A>
Type:Tape
System Name: \\.\Tape0
1 MT Element(s) starting at address 0
50 ST Element(s)
starting at address 32
2 IE Element(s)
starting at address 448
4 DT Element(s)
starting at address 480
Element
Movement Matrix
->DT, ->IE,
->ST,______
______,______,______,______
ST->DT,ST->IE,______,______
IE->DT,IE->IE,IE->ST,______
DT->DT,DT->IE,DT->ST,______
______,______,______,______
______,______,______,______
______,______,______,______
______,______,______,______
DO NOT WORK TO TEST AGAIN
msense
C:\Documents and Settings\user5>msense
usage: msense [ -a b.t.l ][ -f file ][ -p
pgcode ]
C:\Program Files\nsr\bin>msense -a 12.0.4
Device Type: 0x8
Group 1 Mode Sense: 0x0
Bytes to follow: 0xff
0xb2
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x02
0x0e
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x04
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x0a
0x0a
0x20
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x0e
0x2b
0x00
0x08
0x00
0x20
0x40
0x00
0x00
0x10
0x04
0x00
0x00
0x10
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x10
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x10
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x10
0x00
0x00
0x02
0x02
0x02
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x09
0x00
0x01
0x02
0x04
0x06
0x07
0xe0
0xe1
0xe2
0x18
0x06
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x19
0x0e
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x9c
0x0a
0x08
0x03
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x9d
0x12
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x01
0x00
0x20
0x00
0x32
0x01
0xc0
0x00
0x02
0x01
0xe0
0x00
0x04
0x00
0x00
0x1e
0x02
0x00
0x00
0x1f
0x0e
0x0e
0x00
0x00
0x0e
0x0e
0x0e
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0xa3
0x02
0x40
0x00
0x24
0x14
0x32
0x24
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x01
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
0x00
C:\Program Files\nsr\bin>
sjiielm.exe
C:\Documents and Settings\user5>sjiielm.exe
usage: sjiielm.exe jukebox [ {drive|slot|inlt|mt} addr ]
The sjiielm
program tests the SJIIELEM command on SJI compliant Jukeboxes (see libsji(1m)).
This
command
tests the Initialize Element Status interface for a Jukebox.
C:\Program Files\nsr\bin>sjiielm
scsidev@12.0.1
SJIIELEM: Resource device
Code:0x29, Str=<Input/output error>
Sjimm
: move medias
sjimm
scsidev@0.4.0 slot 4 drive 1
which
moves a piece of media from the fourth storage element (slot) to the first
drive
sjirdp
: remote control
sjirdp devname
Typical
usage is in constructing the name that contains the SCSI Bus, the SCSI Target
ID
and the SCSI Lun on that target, e.g., scsidev@0.4.0.
C:\Program Files\nsr\bin>Sjirdp scsidev@12.0.4
scsidev@12.0.4
has 4 DATA TRANSPORT Element(s)
starting at address 1
scsidev@12.0.4
has 1 MEDIA TRANSPORT Element(s)
starting at address 1
scsidev@12.0.4
has 50 STORAGE Element(s) starting at
address 1
scsidev@12.0.4
has 2 IMPORT/EXPORT Element(s) starting
at address 1
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