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248 Sun StorageTek SAM Archive Configuration and Administration Guide Version 4, Update 6, 04/07
M
mcf Master configuration file. The file that is read at initialization time that defines
the relationships between the devices (the topology) in a file system
environment.
media Tape or optical disk cartridges.
media recycling The process of recycling or reusing archive media with few active files.
metadata Data about data. Metadata is the index information used to locate the exact
data position of a file on a disk. It consists of information about files,
directories, access control lists, symbolic links, removable media, segmented
files, and the indexes of segmented files.
metadata device A device (for example, a solid-state disk or mirrored device) upon which file
system metadata is stored. Having file data and metadata on separate devices
can increase performance. In the mcf file, a metadata device is declared as an
mm device within an ma file system.
mirror writing The process of maintaining two copies of a file on disjointed sets of disks to
prevent loss from a single disk failure.
mount point The directory on which a file system is mounted.
multireader file
system A single-writer, multireader capability that enables you to specify a file system
that can be mounted on multiple hosts. Multiple hosts can read the file system,
but only one host can write to the file system. Multiple readers are specified
with the –o reader option with the mount(1M) command. The single-writer
host is specified with the –o writer option with the mount(1M) command.
For more information on the mount(1M) command, see the mount_samfs(1M)
man page.
N
name space The metadata portion of a collection of files that identifies the file, its
attributes, and its storage locations.
nearline storage Removable media storage that requires robotic mounting before it can be
accessed. Nearline storage is usually less expensive than online storage, but it
takes somewhat longer to access.
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