Move Down
In the
Prompt for Tapes From These Pools First
list, select a
media pool and then click
Move Down
to move the media pool
down the list. The order in which media pools are listed
specifies the order in which Archiver will search the pools for
files to copy, when the files cannot be accessed from the
medium specified in Media Manager.
Reset
Resets the list of media pools and disk volumes in the
Destination Pools and Disk Volumes
list or the
Prompt for
Tapes From These Pools First
list to the list that you last saved.
Temporary Location for Retrieved Files
Medium Logical Copy retrieves each file to disk as it copies the
source medium. Once files are copied back to a destination
medium, the temporary disk file is deleted. Use the
Temporary
Location for Retrieved Files
list to specify a location where the
retrieved files will be temporarily stored.
Important: The temporary location for retrieved files must not be inside a
folder that is shared using Services For Macintosh (SFM).
Note: The temporary disk location for retrieved files must be on a
configured file share.
Working Disk Space to Allocate for Retrieved Files
Specifies the maximum amount of disk space in GB that the
system should use for temporarily storing retrieved files. The
default is 20 GB.
The more space you allocate, the more efficient the Medium
Logical Copy process will be. Allocating enough space prevents
excessive tape swapping.
Note: If you cancel and restart a copy task, recovery takes less time if
your working space allocation is smaller.
You can look in Media Manager to see how much data is on a
tape or disk volume when considering how much space to
allocate for temporary storage of retrieved files. The value in the
Used Space
column is roughly the amount of space you will
need to be able to store all of the data on the tape or disk
volume.
Verify Archive
Select this option to have the system read every new archive
that the Medium Logical Copy task creates, to verify that no
hard read errors exist on the destination media.
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