IMPORTANT: With Tru64, the firmware update feature of TSMC is not supported with the StorageWorks DDS3 Autoloader in a direct-attach environment. |
IMPORTANT: There is a conflict with TSMC and Tru64 Single Sign On for Windows 2000 (SS0W2K200). If this software package is installed, TSMC will not run. |
To start TSMC, do the following:
1. Verify that Compaq Insight Manager v3.0 is running on the server.
2. Navigate to the TSMC server directory and enter the following command:
./tsmcext3
3. Open a browser and enter the following URL:
https://<yourserver>:2381
Where <yourserver> is the network name of the computer you are trying to access. For example, if your computer name is longspeak, type the following:
https://longspeak:2381
4. The Device Home Page screen is displayed. Locate the Tape Storage Management Console icon on this screen and click it. The Java Plug-In Information screen is displayed.
5. If you do not have Java installed, a Java certificate is displayed asking you if you would like to install the Java plug-in available from Sun Microsystems. Click Yes and follow the instructions to install Java.
NOTE: If you do not have Internet access, click the link at the bottom of the page to install the Java plug-in. Follow the instructions on the screen. After installing the Java plug-in, restart the computer. When complete, click the Refresh button in your web browser to continue. |
NOTE: Now is a good time to verify that your client machine is set up correctly. The Java Plug-in and cache should be verified now in order to prevent potential problems. This step must be performed after the Java Plug-in installation has completed successfully. |
6. The web software comes with a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) server certificate. If you have not previously installed this certificate, you may encounter the security alert shown in Figure2–3.
Figure 2–4: Security Alert
This security alert requires that you install the certificate. To install the certificate, do the following:
a. Click View Certificate.
b. On the next screen, select the Install Certificate option. This option displays the Certificate Import Wizard. The Certificate Import Wizard guides you through the steps to successfully import the certificate to the certificate store on your server.
c. After installing the certificate, return to the Security Alert dialog and click Yes to continue.
After the certificate is successfully installed, you should no longer see this security alert on any subsequent logins to TSMC.
7. You may briefly see a TSMC Client screen with a status bar. This screen disappears and the TSMC Summary screen for the computer is displayed. Check the Client status at the bottom of the screen to ensure that you are the primary user (only primary users are able to issue commands to devices – secondary users can only view the screens). You are now ready to start using TSMC.
8. When you are finished using TSMC, click the Sign Off link in the upper left corner of the screen. On the following screen, click the Logout link.
IMPORTANT: It is important to log off as described in step 8. If you close the browser without logging off, you will have to wait for a 15-minute timeout period before you can log on again as a primary user. |
9. To stop TSMC, do one of the following:
· From the Common Desktop Environment (CDE), close the applet.
· From the Command Line Interface (CLI), look up the process ID and then execute the kill -9 command on that ID. For example, if the process ID is 1012, enter the following command:
kill -9 1012