Dell PowerVault ML6000 User Manual

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Chapter 13 Troubleshooting

Using the Installation Verification Test

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide

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• The

Frame

test assesses the control and expansion module

configuration and alignment.Time required to complete the Frame

test is three minutes per module.

• The

I/E Station

test assesses the configuration and functionality of

each I/E station. Time required to compete the I/E Station test is

three minutes per I/E station.

Drives

performs functional tests on the library drives. Time required

to complete the Drives test is 15 minutes per drive.

Tour

moves a scratch data cartridge through all storage slots in the

extreme library locations. It also scans the top and bottom-most slots

in the library. Time required to complete the Tour is five minutes per

module.

Details on running the IVT subtests include:

• All IVT subtests are preselected by default. Clear the check box next

to a subtest name to exclude that test from this IVT run. Select

Apply

when you are ready to run the IVT.

• The Robot, Drives and Tour subtests each require that you to provide

a scratch data cartridge before the test can begin. If you select one of

these subtests, you will be prompted to place a scratch data cartridge

into the top I/E station slot. When you close the I/E station, the

Assign I/E

screen appears if the

Manual Cartridge Assignment

setting is

enabled on the operator panel

System Settings

screen (

Tools > System

Settings

). Assign the new scratch data cartridge to the

System

partition, and then select

Apply

.

• The Drives subtest only tests those tape drives that have the same

media type as the scratch data cartridge. For example, if the scratch

data cartridge is LTO-3, then all tape drives that are not LTO-3 will be

skipped in the Drives test. If the tape drives in the library have

different media types, you must run the Drives test multiple times

with a different scratch data cartridge for each tape drive media type.

• If a subtest is missing required resources (for example, scratch data

cartridges) the subtest will fail.

• The IVT starts by performing an inventory of the library. The

inventory is recorded in the IVT log along with the test results.

• Select

Details

on the

Library Test Progress

screen to see the IVT

results. If the IVT is still running, you will only see results for tests

that have completed.

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