Release Note для Spectra Logic spectra t120
Chapter 10 – AutoSupport
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Chapter 10 – AutoSupport
Note:
For information about configuring AutoSupport, see “Configuring
AutoSupport” in Chapter 6 of the Spectra T120 Library User Guide.
AutoSupport” in Chapter 6 of the Spectra T120 Library User Guide.
AutoSupport Level 1—included with your library purchase—can be configured to
automatically contact library users with messages from the library. It can also
automatically contact SpectraGuard
automatically contact library users with messages from the library. It can also
automatically contact SpectraGuard
™
support staff to open or update a support ticket.
When you use AutoSupport to open or update a support ticket, the library
automatically includes the following types of information:
automatically includes the following types of information:
Library Control Module (LCM) logs
LCM configuration (including the current physical configuration)
EC data from all components
Firmware information
Contact information for data center staff
Other library information specified in the AutoSupport user profile.
LCM configuration (including the current physical configuration)
EC data from all components
Firmware information
Contact information for data center staff
Other library information specified in the AutoSupport user profile.
AutoSupport Level One
AutoSupport Level One is the same as the original release of AutoSupport. The main
AutoSupport screen has changed slightly, as shown in Figure 36.
AutoSupport screen has changed slightly, as shown in Figure 36.
Note:
The option for Send Log Set is grayed out until at least one AutoSupport
profile is configured. In addition, the Manage Scheduled and Manage
Events remain grayed out until you purchase an AutoSupport Level Two
license.
profile is configured. In addition, the Manage Scheduled and Manage
Events remain grayed out until you purchase an AutoSupport Level Two
license.
AutoSupport Logs (ASLs) An ASL is a compressed file attachment included in an
AutoSupport e-mail generated by the library. It includes all of the log files and
configuration data, as well as some run-time data. If a support technician requires one
of the log files or configuration files to help determine the cause of the problem, the
file can be retrieved from the ASL.
AutoSupport e-mail generated by the library. It includes all of the log files and
configuration data, as well as some run-time data. If a support technician requires one
of the log files or configuration files to help determine the cause of the problem, the
file can be retrieved from the ASL.
Figure 36 The main AutoSupport screen with no profiles
configured.
configured.