Re: ACSLS Access ID - labeling tapes

[Mark D. Rodriguez]

Murphy, Craig wrote:

Hello

I'm trying to label a tape using dsmlabel but with the ACSLS now having
volume access control I can't access any tapes in the library.
dsmlabel -drive=/dev/rmt/2mt,0,0,9,3 -library=acsls,0 -keep

Comes back with ANR9759E unsuccessful ACSAPI response,
status=STATUS_VOLUME_ACCESS_DENIED.
I look at the ACSLS error console and I see the Access ID is null from
this request. TSM itself is fine as AcsAccessId is set to the hostname and
the ACSLS access control config uses this hostname for volume ranges.
When I use lbtest utility I can use set_access and I can query volumes for
that session. If I go out and back in to lbtest I must set the access again
or I get the STATUS_VOLUME_ACCESS_DENIED error.
Anyone know how can a make dsmlabel use an ACSACCESSID??

Cheers
Craig

Craig,

Try using the label libvol command from within ITSM.  I have never
tried to use a dsmlabel with ACSLS, but label libvol worked just fine.
Good Luck and let us know how you make out.

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Re: ACSLS Access ID - labeling tapes

[PINNI, BALANAND (SBCSI)]

Hi,

I checked up ACSLS manual and quick ref guide which I use and I did not find
any command on labeling tapes.I get labeled tapes!

Thanks
Balanand Pinni

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From: Murphy, Craig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 10:22 PM
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Subject: ACSLS Access ID - labeling tapes

Hello

I'm trying to label a tape using dsmlabel but with the ACSLS now having
volume access control I can't access any tapes in the library.

dsmlabel -drive=/dev/rmt/2mt,0,0,9,3 -library=acsls,0 -keep

Comes back with ANR9759E unsuccessful ACSAPI response,
status=STATUS_VOLUME_ACCESS_DENIED.

I look at the ACSLS error console and I see the Access ID is null from
this request. TSM itself is fine as AcsAccessId is set to the hostname and
the ACSLS access control config uses this hostname for volume ranges.

When I use lbtest utility I can use set_access and I can query volumes for
that session. If I go out and back in to lbtest I must set the access again
or I get the STATUS_VOLUME_ACCESS_DENIED error.

Anyone know how can a make dsmlabel use an ACSACCESSID??

Cheers
Craig