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Devices section The details in this section reflect settings that were configured for this library when it was created on the Devices page or when the Fibre Channel was configured. These settings can only be edited on the appropriate Configuration page. If the Connection field for all devices on the same port is showing Not Connected, check the physical FC connection. Examine the FC switch for visibility of the devices. Some configuration changes may be necessary or the configuration may not be supported. Library section There is a row for each device associated with the library. The Device Type determines the number of drives. • The Port ID is three hexadecimal numbers and is known as the FC address by some manufacturers. If the device is not connected, this field will be blank. • The Port Type describes the nature of the connection and should match the Topology details. • The Number of logins is the number of hosts currently with an active logical connection to this device. To be used at least one active connection is required. Too large a number indicates that the device has been zoned inappropriately and could cause issues. Storage Reporting (Status) This page has three tabs that allow you to select Overall, Libraries or Shares storage reporting. Each tab allows you select Data and/or the Period from drop-down boxes to specify the axes for the graph. There are three Data types: • Dedupe ratio • Disk storage • Data storage The Period may be weekly or monthly. See the D2D Best Practices for VTL, NAS and Replication implementations for more information about using these graphs in conjunction with other information to decide whether it may be necessary to take action to improve performance and what action may be appropriate. In the following example Dedupe Ratio has been selected as the Data type. Backup System user guide 71

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Devices section
The details in this section reflect settings that were configured for this library when it was created on
the Devices page or when the Fibre Channel was configured. These settings can only be edited on
the appropriate Configuration page. If the
Connection
field for all devices on the same port is showing
Not Connected
, check the physical FC connection. Examine the FC switch for visibility of the devices.
Some configuration changes may be necessary or the configuration may not be supported.
Library section
There is a row for each device associated with the library. The Device Type determines the number
of drives.
The
Port ID
is three hexadecimal numbers and is known as the FC address by some manufacturers.
If the device is not connected, this field will be blank.
The
Port Type
describes the nature of the connection and should match the Topology details.
The
Number of logins
is the number of hosts currently with an active logical connection to this
device. To be used at least one active connection is required. Too large a number indicates that
the device has been zoned inappropriately and could cause issues.
Storage Reporting (Status)
This page has three tabs that allow you to select
Overall
,
Libraries
or
Shares
storage reporting. Each
tab allows you select
Data
and/or the
Period
from drop-down boxes to specify the axes for the graph.
There are three
Data
types:
Dedupe ratio
Disk storage
Data storage
The
Period
may be weekly or monthly.
See the
D2D Best Practices for VTL, NAS and Replication implementations
for more information about
using these graphs in conjunction with other information to decide whether it may be necessary to
take action to improve performance and what action may be appropriate.
In the following example Dedupe Ratio has been selected as the
Data
type.
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