There is a web based java gui to manage the CDL/EDL. Should have been
installed with the units. Very good application.

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From: EMC NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] On
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Sent: Monday, September 08, 2008 5:05 PM
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Subject: [Networker] EDL with Embedded Networker Storage Node

nwbazl wrote:
> We enabled the NetWorker embedded storage node on our EDL4106 en can
see de configured drives in the NetWorker Management Console (NMC). Now
we want to use the cloning option within the EDL, but we don't know how
we need to connect or zoning the physical tape library. Do we need to
connect the physical tape library directly to the EDL or do we need to
connect the PTL to the SAN. 
> 
> Does anyone has a configuration example or documentation of setting up
the EDL with NetWorker embedded storage node and a PTL for cloning? 
> 
> Thanks in advanced


You will need to connect the EDL to the SAN, and then zone the card to
see the drives in your library.  There are specific ports on the EDL to
use, so consult the documentation to see which ones are configured to be
initiators.

The exact steps are different for each environment, but if you'd like to
discuss offline, I'd be happy to share our experiences.

The hardest thing we've encountered is that there is no user access to
the linux environment on the EDL, so you will almost certainly need to
recruit EMC tech support to assist you in confirming that the physical
drives are working/assigned properly to the embedded storage node.

HTH

brerrabbit

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