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Add removable media to SEP sesam under Linux

In this example 3 USB-media are added to the SEP sesam environment. With the use of storage pools it is possible to mount the USB hardware into the file system with SEP sesam (dynamic mount).

Attention

If the automount function of the OS causes problems, this should possibly be disabled!

Configuration

  1. Create a mountpoint in the Linux-System mkdir /media/usbdisk
  2. Connect the first USB-media
  3. In the drives view on the gui create a drive group for the USB drives.
  4. Drive group creation.png


  5. Under the new drive group create a new drive with the following parameters: *Drive number: leave as default *Drive name: Can be anything in this example USBDRIVE *Drive type: DSK_CHNG *Loader: no loader *Device server: Server USB is attached to. Most likely the Sesam server, in this example is ErikBumguardner *Drive Group: USB_Drives (the drive group you created in step 3) *Path for removable media: this is the mount point of the USB drive on the server. In this image on a windows sesam server the path is E:\Backups where Backups is a directory on the USB drive.for Linux this is the mountpoint created in step 1. *Max channels: default is 5.
  6. Drive creation.png


  7. Create a media pool, for example USB_DISK_POOL. Disk group is the group where the USB drive is configured earlier.
  8. USB DISK POOL.png


  9. If necessary add a new media type to the SEP sesam DB (in this case we add a 256MB Flash drive).
  10. Configmediatype.jpg


  11. Go to “NEW” an add a new media type as shown in the example below. Capacity should be to capacity of the drive used.
  12. New media type.png


  13. Then the USB-media can be attached as media successively via Components -> Media -> Initialize. For that the appropriate media must be connected to the system. select the media type created in step 5 from the drop down list and select overwrite. During the implementation of the USB media a directory is created in the root-path of the media.
  14. Media init.png

The USB-media is mounted dynamic to the file system with the mount and unmount function. If the dynamic mount function should not be used, the fields Load command, Unload command and Device path can be left blank.