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18 Sun StorageTek SAM Archive Configuration and Administration Guide • Version 4, Update 6, 04/07

● Use the auditslot(1M) command to audit a volume.

For more information about the auditslot(1M) command, see the

auditslot(1M) man page.

You can also perform this task by using the samu(1M) utility’s :audit command or

by using File System Manager.

▼ To Audit a Direct Attached Automated Library

Note – This task cannot be performed on a network attached automated library.

A full audit loads each cartridge into a drive, reads the label, and updates the library

catalog. You should audit a library in the following situations:

■ After moving cartridges in the automated library without using Sun StorageTek

SAM commands

■ If you are in doubt about the status of the library catalog and would like to

update it (for example, after a power outage)

■ If you have added, removed, or moved cartridges in an automated library that

has no mailbox

● Use the samcmd(1M) audit command to perform a full audit on a direct attached

automated library.

auditslot [–e] eq:slot[:partition]

TABLE 2-4 Arguments for auditslot(1M)

Argument Meaning

-e If the –e option is specified and the media is tape, the remaining space is

updated. Otherwise, it is not changed.

eq The equipment ordinal of the drive as defined in the mcf file.

slot The number of the storage slot as recognized in the library catalog. This

argument is not applicable to manually loaded drives.

partition A side of a magneto-optical disk. The partition value must be 1 or 2. This

argument is not applicable to tape cartridges.

samcmd audit eq

1 2 ... 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 ... 287 288

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