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RAM
Random Access Memory
reclaim The act of making empty tape virtual volumes available for reuse. Reclaimed
tape virtual volumes are assigned a new Virtual Volume ID, but retain the rest
of their previous characteristics.
registration
The process by which SSM requests notification of changes to specified
attributes of a managed object.
reinitialization
An HPSS SSM administrative operation that directs an HPSS server to reread
its latest configuration information, and to change its operating parameters to
match that configuration, without going through a server shutdown and restart.
repack
The act of moving data from a virtual volume onto another virtual volume
with the same characteristics with the intention of removing all data from the
source virtual volume.
request
A log record message type used to log some action being performed by an
HPSS server on behalf of a client.
RISC
Reduced Instruction Set Computer/Cycles
RMS
Removable Media Service
RPC
Remote Procedure Call
SCSI
Small Computer Systems Interface
security
A log record message type used to log security related events (e.g.,
authorization failures).
SGI
Silicon Graphics
shelf tape
A cartridge which has been physically removed from a tape library but whose
file metadata still resides in HPSS.
shutdown
An HPSS SSM administrative operation that causes a server to stop its
execution gracefully.
sink
The set of destinations to which data is sent during a data transfer (e.g., disk
devices, memory buffers, network addresses).
SMC
SCSI Medium Changer
SMIT
System Management Interface Tool
SNL
Sandia National Laboratories
SOID
Storage Object ID. An internal HPSS storage object identifier that uniquely
identifies a storage resource. The SOID contains an unique identifier for the
object, and an unique identifier for the server that manages the object.
source
The set of origins from which data is received during a data transfer (e.g., disk
devices, memory buffers, network addresses).
SP
Scalable Processor
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