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NNAAMMEE
       nsrjb - NetWorker jukebox-control command

SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS
       nnssrrjjbb [ --CC ] [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --vv ] [ --ff _m_e_d_i_a
             _d_e_v_i_c_e ] [ --SS _s_l_o_t_s ] [ _v_o_l_u_m_e _n_a_m_e ]

       nnssrrjjbb --LL [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --ggnnqqvvMM ] [ --YY | --NN ]
             [ --bb _p_o_o_l ] [ --ff _m_e_d_i_a _d_e_v_i_c_e | --JJ _h_o_s_t_n_a_m_e ] [ --ee
             _e_x_p_i_r_e ] [ --cc _c_a_p_a_c_i_t_y ] [ --oo _m_o_d_e ] [ --SS _s_l_o_t_s | --TT
             _t_a_g_s ] [ --RR |  --BB | _v_o_l_u_m_e _n_a_m_e ] [ --ii ]

       nnssrrjjbb --ll [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --nnvvqqrrMMRR ] [ --ff _m_e_d_i_a
             _d_e_v_i_c_e | --JJ _h_o_s_t_n_a_m_e ] { --SS _s_l_o_t | --TT _t_a_g_s | _v_o_l_u_m_e
             _n_a_m_e }

       nnssrrjjbb --uu [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --qqvvMM ] [ --ff _m_e_d_i_a
             _d_e_v_i_c_e ] [ --SS _s_l_o_t --TT _t_a_g ] [ _v_o_l_u_m_e _n_a_m_e ]

       nnssrrjjbb --II [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --EEvv ] [ --ff _m_e_d_i_a
             _d_e_v_i_c_e ] [ --SS _s_l_o_t_s | --TT _t_a_g_s ]

       nnssrrjjbb --pp [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --vv ] [ --ff _m_e_d_i_a
             _d_e_v_i_c_e ] [ --SS _s_l_o_t | --TT _t_a_g ]

       nnssrrjjbb --oo _m_o_d_e [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --YY ] { --SS _s_l_o_t_s
             | _v_o_l_u_m_e _n_a_m_e }

       nnssrrjjbb --HH [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --EE ] [ --vv ]

       nnssrrjjbb --hh [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --vv ]

       nnssrrjjbb --UU _u_s_e_s [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --SS _s_l_o_t_s | --TT
             _t_a_g_s ]

       nnssrrjjbb --VV [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --vv ]

       nnssrrjjbb --dd [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --vv ] [ --YY ] [ --SS
             _s_l_o_t_s ] [ --PP _p_o_r_t_s ] [ _v_o_l_u_m_e _n_a_m_e ]

       nnssrrjjbb --ww [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --vv ] [ --SS _s_l_o_t_s ] [
             --PP _p_o_r_t_s ] [ _v_o_l_u_m_e _n_a_m_e ]

       nnssrrjjbb --aa [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --vv ] --TT _t_a_g_s [ --dd ]

       nnssrrjjbb --xx [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --vv ] --TT _t_a_g_s [ --ww ]

       nnssrrjjbb --FF [ --jj _n_a_m_e ] [ --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r ] [ --vv ] --ff _m_e_d_i_a _d_e_v_i_c_e

DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
       The nnssrrjjbb program manages jukeboxes for NetWorker servers.
       Use  the  nnssrrjjbb command, rather than the nnssrrmmmm(8) command,
       to label, load, and unload the volumes contained within  a
       jukebox.  Only one nnssrrjjbb command can access a jukebox at a



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       time. Two or more programs attempting to access  the  same
       jukebox  simultaneously are synchronized using a file lock
       on the file _/_n_s_r_/_t_m_p_/_<_j_u_k_e_b_o_x___n_a_m_e_>_._l_c_k_.

       A _v_o_l_u_m_e is a physical piece of media, for example, a tape
       cartridge  or  optical disk.  A _j_u_k_e_b_o_x refers to either a
       machine containing volumes, a mechanism to manipulate  the
       volumes, and or a device to access the volumes.  Each vol-
       ume within a jukebox and each jukebox has  a  name  recog-
       nized  by  NetWorker.  A _v_o_l_u_m_e _n_a_m_e is specified when the
       volume is first labeled by NetWorker.  The volume name can
       be  changed when a volume is relabeled.  The volume should
       have an external label  displaying  its  _v_o_l_u_m_e  _n_a_m_e  for
       future  reference.   NetWorker  refers to volumes by their
       volume names.  For example, when requesting the mount of a
       volume,  NetWorker asks for it by _v_o_l_u_m_e _n_a_m_e.  The volume
       name _c_l_e_a_n_i_n_g _t_a_p_e may be used to  load  a  cleaning  car-
       tridge to clean a tape device.

       Before  using  the  nnssrrjjbb,  program,  the  jukebox and its
       device resources must be added to  the  NetWorker  server.
       To  add  the  jukebox and its device resources to the Net-
       Worker server, use either the nnwwaaddmmiinn or nnssrraaddmmiinn commands
       to  create  the device resources and then use jjbb__ccoonnffiigg to
       create the jukebox  resource.   The  jukebox  resource  is
       described in nnssrr__jjuukkeebbooxx(5).

       When  a  NetWorker  server requires a volume for backup or
       recovery and an appropriate volume is not already mounted,
       the  server  checks the media database to verify whether a
       jukebox has a volume stored in it that satisfies the media
       request.   If  so, nnssrrjjbb is invoked to load the media into
       an idle device.  It is important to note that  the  _A_v_a_i_l_-
       _a_b_l_e  _S_l_o_t_s  attribute  does not limit what slots the user
       running  nnssrrjjbb  can  operate  on.   The  only   limitation
       enforced  against  the user is the physical range of slots
       that exist in the jukebox.  The _A_v_a_i_l_a_b_l_e _S_l_o_t_s  attribute
       specifies  the slots containing volumes available to auto-
       matically satisfy NetWorker requests for writable volumes.
       When automatically selecting a writable volume for backup,
       NetWorker only considers volumes from the list  of  avail-
       able slots.

       nnssrrjjbb  attempts to determine which jukebox to use based on
       the options _-_j, _-_f, or a _v_o_l_u_m_ename_.  If one  or  more  of
       these  options  do not uniquely identify a jukebox and one
       must be selected, the nnssrrjjbb program prompts you to  select
       a  jukebox.   Alternatively,  you  can set the NNSSRR__JJUUKKEEBBOOXX
       environment variable to the name of the jukebox  you  want
       the nnssrrjjbb program to use by default.

OOPPTTIIOONNSS
       --bb _p_o_o_l
              Specifies the media pool to which the volume should



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              belong.  The pool may be any pool currently  regis-
              tered with nnssrrdd.  The possible values can be viewed
              by selecting the Pools menu  item  from  the  Media
              menu of nnwwaaddmmiinn(8).  The pool name is referenced by
              nnssrrdd when determining what save sets can reside  on
              the  volume.  If you omit this option the volume is
              automatically assigned to the _D_e_f_a_u_l_t pool.  If you
              specify  a  pool  name  without a volume name nnssrrjjbb
              will use the next volume name associated  with  the
              specified  pool's  _l_a_b_e_l  _t_e_m_p_l_a_t_e  resource.  (See
              nnssrr__llaabbeell(5).)

       --cc     Overrides  the  volume's  default   capacity   (see
              nnssrrmmmm(8)).

       --BB     Verifies  that  the  volume currently being labeled
              does not have a readable NetWorker  label.   Before
              labeling  a  volume, NetWorker attempts to read any
              existing labels associated with it.  If you specify
              this  option  and  the volume has a NetWorker label
              that is readable  by  the  device  currently  being
              used,  the label operation is canceled and an error
              message is displayed.  If the volume does not  have
              a label, or has a label that is not readable by the
              current device the volume  can  be  labeled.   This
              option  is  used  by  nnssrrdd(8) when labeling volumes
              automatically, when nnssrrmmmmdd(8) makes the request.

       --CC     Displays the current volumes in the jukebox and the
              devices  associated  with the jukebox.  This is the
              default option.  A list  of  slot  numbers,  volume
              names,  media pools, optional bar code information,
              and volume  modes  is  produced.   If  the  jukebox
              attribute  _B_a_r _C_o_d_e _R_e_a_d_e_r is enabled and there are
              bar code labels on the media volumes, then the  bar
              code  label  will  be included in the list.  If _B_a_r
              _C_o_d_e _R_e_a_d_e_r is set and the volume does not  have  a
              bar  code  label,  a  -- will be printed, indicating
              that there is no bar code label on the media.   The
              -C option does _n_o_t perform an actual jukebox inven-
              tory; nnssrrjjbb only reports on the  volumes  currently
              contained  within the jukebox.  Volumes may be suc-
              ceeded by one of the following flags: an ((RR)), indi-
              cates the volume is read-only; or an ((AA)), indicates
              the volume is either an archive or a migration vol-
              ume.   When combined with the --vv option, the capac-
              ity of the volumes that has been filled is also  be
              displayed.   Volumes  that are not contained in the
              NetWorker media database are marked with an  aster-
              isk, "*".

              The  mode  column  contains  additional information
              about the mode of  the  volume  listed.   The  mode
              field    can    have    one    of   three   values:



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              _m_a_n_u_a_l_l_yrecyclable_, indicates that the volume  will
              not   be  automatically  recycled/relabeled;  _r_e_c_y_-
              _c_l_a_b_l_e, indicates that the volume is  eligible  for
              automatic  recycling;  or  when  the  mode field is
              blank, it indicates that neither of the  other  two
              values apply.

              After  the  slot  map is printed, a line about each
              device is displayed.  For each enabled device,  the
              following  information is provided: the drive name,
              the device pathname, the slot number  and  name  of
              the  currently  loaded volume, and an indication if
              NetWorker has the volume mounted.  If the device is
              disabled,  only the drive name and pathname will be
              displayed, alon with the message _d_i_s_a_b_l_e_d.

       --dd     Deposits (loads into the jukebox) one or more  car-
              tridges from the cartridge access port(s).

       --ee     Overrides  the  default volume expiration date (see
              nnssrrmmmm(8)).

       --EE     Initializes element status for jukeboxes that  pro-
              vide this feature.  You can use this option in con-
              junction with the --II or --HH options.  Some jukeboxes
              have  the  ability  to keep track of whether or not
              there is media in a component in the jukebox.  This
              feature is known as an "element status" capability.
              The --VV option may be used to  determine  whether  a
              jukebox  has  this capability.  When swapping media
              into the jukebox where  media  was  not  previously
              loaded,  it  may  be necessary to re-inventory (--II)
              the jukebox with the --EE option so the  jukebox  re-
              initializes its element status.

       --ff _m_e_d_i_a _d_e_v_i_c_e
              Specifies  a  media  device rather than the jukebox
              control port.  Use the pathname of the media device
              as  it is configured in the jukebox resource.  When
              more than a single media device has been configured
              for  a  jukebox, nnssrrjjbb will select the first avail-
              able media device by default.  The  default  device
              can be overridden using the --ff option.

       --gg     This  option  is  kept for historical reasons only,
              and has no affect.

       --hh     Displays the actions and results of  the  past  100
              jukebox commands issued.

       --HH     Resets  the  jukebox  hardware  (and  the NetWorker
              database representing the jukebox) to a  consistent
              state.   The  jukebox clears the transport and then
              unmounts and unloads volumes  from  the  drives  to



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              slots.   An actual inventory is not performed; (see
              the --II option).  If the  jukebox  senses  that  the
              inventory  is out-of-date, it prints an appropriate
              message.

       --II     Performs an inventoriy on the  jukebox's  contents.
              The  volumes in the specified slots are loaded into
              a device and  their  labels  are  read.   Use  this
              option to ensure that the mapping between slot num-
              ber and _v_o_l_u_m_e _n_a_m_e is correct.   This  option  can
              take  a  long time to complete.  For jukeboxes that
              have  element  status  capability   (for   example,
              EXB-120, EXB-60, or HP optical), you can use the --EE
              option in conjunction with the --II option to  reini-
              tialize  the  jukebox's  inventory  state.   The --EE
              option increases the amount of  time  it  takes  to
              inventory  a  jukebox,  because  the  hardware must
              check every  component,  including  all  slots  and
              drives, for the presence of media.  You should only
              use this option if you are manually swapping  media
              in or out of a jukebox.

              If  a  jukebox  has a bar code label reader and the
              jukebox resource attribute _B_a_r _C_o_d_e _R_e_a_d_e_r  is  set
              the  _v_o_l_u_m_e  _n_a_m_e associated with a slot is derived
              from the media bar code  label.  If  the  bar  code
              label  is  not unique or does not exist in the Net-
              Worker media database, the _v_o_l_u_m_e _n_a_m_e is read from
              the  media.   Proper  use  of  a jukebox's bar code
              reader can decrease the amount of time it takes  to
              perform  an  inventory.  If a bar code label on the
              media  has  changed,  then  the   NetWorker   media
              database is updated with the new bar code label.

              To  allocate  slots  in a jukebox for cleaning car-
              tridges set the  jukebox  resource  attribute  _A_u_t_o
              _C_l_e_a_n  to _Y_e_s and the _C_l_e_a_n_i_n_g _S_l_o_t_s attribute to a
              non-empty range of slots (for  further  information
              see  nnssrr__jjuukkeebbooxx(8)).   Volumes from slots that are
              reserved for cleaning  cartridges  are  not  loaded
              during  the  inventory of a jukebox.  For jukeboxes
              that do not support element status or  have  a  bar
              code  reader, the --UU option must be used to enter a
              cleaning cartridge into the jukebox's inventory  of
              a  jukebox. For jukeboxes that support element sta-
              tus or have a bar code reader,  cleaning  cartridge
              slots  that were previously empty but now contain a
              cartridge have the number of uses for the  cleaning
              cartridge is the value set in the jukebox attribute
              _D_e_f_a_u_l_t _C_l_e_a_n_i_n_g_s_.

       --jj _n_a_m_e
              Specifies a particular jukebox to use.   The  given
              _n_a_m_e  is  the  one  assigned  by  the user when the



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              jukebox resource is created.  This option overrides
              the NNSSRR__JJUUKKEEBBOOXX environmental variable.

       --JJ _h_o_s_t_n_a_m_e
              Specifies  a  particular  hostname  to  use.  Drive
              selection by nnssrrjjbb will be restricted to a drive on
              the  given  _h_o_s_t_n_a_m_e_.  This option can be used with
              the --ll (load) or --LL (label) options, and cannot  be
              used with the --ff option.

       --ll     Loads  and mounts the specified volume.  A specific
              volume or slot must by specified.  This option  can
              also  be used to clean a device by loading a clean-
              ing cartridge.  To load a  cleaning  cartridge  use
              the  volume  name  _c_l_e_a_n_i_n_g  _t_a_p_e or specify a slot
              that has been set aside for a  cleaning  cartridge.
              When  the volume name _c_l_e_a_n_i_n_g _t_a_p_e is used to load
              a cleaning cartridge and  more  than  one  cleaning
              cartridge  in the jukebox has uses left, the clean-
              ing cartridge selected is the one with  the  fewest
              remaining  uses. See --II for a discussion of how the
              slots of a jukebox are set aside for cleaning  car-
              tridges.   The  --ff  option can be used to specify a
              media device.

       --LL     Labels the volumes in the specified  slots.   Names
              for  volumes are generated by referencing the _l_a_b_e_l
              _t_e_m_p_l_a_t_e resource for the given ppooooll.   If  you  do
              not specify any slots, the range of slots described
              in the NNSSRR__jjuukkeebbooxx resource for the jukebox.   When
              more than one volume is being labeled and the first
              _v_o_l_u_m_e _n_a_m_e is  specified,  the  _v_o_l_u_m_e  _n_a_m_e  must
              match  the template of the given pool.  If just one
              volume is being labeled, only the regular NetWorker
              _v_o_l_u_m_e  _n_a_m_e  restrictions  apply.  Labeling a com-
              plete jukebox may take a long time.

              If the jukebox has a bar code label reader and  the
              NNSSRR__jjuukkeebbooxx
               resource  attributes _B_a_r _C_o_d_e _R_e_a_d_e_r and _M_a_t_c_h _B_a_r
              _C_o_d_e _L_a_b_e_l_s are  set,  then  the  volume  label  is
              derived  from  the bar code label on the media, and
              the media bar code label is stored in the NetWorker
              media  database.  If the jukebox resource attribute
              _M_a_t_c_h _B_a_r _C_o_d_e _L_a_b_e_l_s is not set, then  the  volume
              label  is  derived from the label template, and the
              media bar code label is still stored  in  the  Net-
              Worker media database so that it can be used during
              inventory operations.

              Volumes located in slots  set  aside  for  cleaning
              cartridges  can  not be labeled.  See --II for a dis-
              cussion of how the slots of a jukebox are set aside
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              To label a range of slots that may have empty slots
              in it, add a --ii option to  the  command  line,  and
              empty slots will be ignored (although informational
              messages about  those  empty  slots  will  be  dis-
              played).

       --MM     Sends  messages  to  the NetWorker daemon reporting
              progress and errors.  This is used by nnssrrdd(8)  when
              mounting,   unmounting   and  labeling  volumes  in
              response to requests made by nnssrrmmmmdd(8),
               and is not normally required for when
               .B nsrjb
               is run manually.  If you use the --MM option with  a
              manual run of nnssrrjjbb
               then  you  should  also specify the jukebox (-j or
              -f). This enables nnssrrjjbb
               to choose a jukebox, when there are many jukeboxes
              to choose from.

       --nn     When  specified with the --ll option, loads, but does
              not mount, the volume.  NetWorker is  not  notified
              that  this  volume  has  been  loaded.  This option
              enables nnssrrjjbb to control a jukebox containing  non-
              NetWorker volumes.

       --NN     Tells  nnssrrjjbb  to  skip the confirmation prompt when
              used in conjunction with  the  --LLRR  options.   When
              NetWorker  recycles volumes, NetWorker will prompts
              you to confirm that it is  okay  to  overwrite  any
              volumes   considered  to  be  non-recyclable.   See
              nnssrriimm(8) for a discussion of the per-volume  flags.

       --oo _m_o_d_e
              Sets  the  mode of a volume or range of slots.  The
              following mode  values  are  available:  [[nnoott]]rreeccyy--
              ccllaabbllee,,  [[nnoott]]rreeaaddoonnllyy,,  [[nnoott]]ffuullll  or [[nnoott]]mmaannuuaall..
              The [[nnoott]]mmaannuuaall modes are only valid when  used  in
              conjunction  with  the --ll option.  If the --YY option
              is not used, you are prompted to confirm the opera-
              tion  for  each volume.  See nnssrriimm(8) for a discus-
              sion of the per-volume flags.

       --pp     Verifies and prints a volume label.  A slot  and/or
              device may be specified (see nnssrrmmmm(8)).

       --PP     Port(s).   Specifies  a  cartridge  access  port or
              range of ports to  load/unload  volume(s).   Ranges
              are  specified  as  _l_o_w to _h_i_g_h.  Both _l_o_w and _h_i_g_h
              must be integers; _l_o_w must be less than or equal to
              _h_i_g_h.    Both  numbers  are  checked  for  validity
              against the resource describing the jukebox.   Only
              one port range can be specified at a time.

       --qq     Runs  the  nnssrrjjbb  program in quiet mode.  Turns off



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              all of the messages normally produced  when  label-
              ing,  loading,  or  unloading volumes.  This option
              can only be used in conjunction  with the  --LL,  --ll,
              or --uu options.

       --RR     Recycles  the volume(s). If a volume is recyclable,
              you are not prompted for confirmation as to whether
              or not this volume may be overwritten. See nnssrrmmmm(8)
              for a discussion of the per-volume flags.

       --rr     Loads the volume as  read-only.   This  option  can
              only  be  used  in  conjunction with the --ll option.
              See nnssrrmmmm(8).

       --ss _s_e_r_v_e_r
              Specifies the controlling server when nnssrrjjbb is used
              on  a  storage  node.   In  order to use nnssrrjjbb on a
              storage node, it must be  run  on  the  node.   See
              nnssrr__ssttoorraaggee__nnooddee(5)  for additional detail on stor-
              age nodes.

       --SS     Slot(s).  Specifies a slot or  range  of  slots  to
              operate  on.  The --ll and --uu options only accept one
              slot: the other options accept a  range  of  slots.
              Specify  the  slot  range  from low to high integer
              order.  Both _l_o_w and _h_i_g_h  must  be  integers;  _l_o_w
              must  be  less than or equal to _h_i_g_h.  Both numbers
              are  checked  for  validity  against  the  resource
              describing the jukebox.  Only one slot range can be
              specified at a time.

       --uu     Unloads a volume from a device from a device  or  a
              slot.

       --UU _u_s_e_s
              Sest  the  number of times a cleaning cartridge can
              be used. Slots can  also  be  specified.  Any  slot
              specified  must  be in the range of slots set aside
              for cleaning cartridges in the jukebox. If a  range
              of  slots is not specified, all slots set aside for
              cleaning cartridges in the jukebox have the  number
              of times the cleaning cartridge in that slot may be
              used updated. For slots that are currently empty in
              the  jukebox's  inventory,  this option updates the
              inventory to indicate that the slot is occupied  by
              a  cleaning  cartridge.  See --II for a discussion of
              how slots of a jukebox are set aside  for  cleaning
              cartridges.

               uusseess must be either a positive integer,  rreemmoovvee or
               ddeeffaauulltt..

              The special value _r_e_m_o_v_e can be used (for  example,
              --UU   _r_e_m_o_v_e)   to   delete   the   given   cleaning



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              cartridge(s) from NetWorker's inventory.   Specify-
              ing    ddeeffaauulltt  sets the number of times a cleaning
              cartridge may be used to the value of the   ddeeffaauulltt
              cclleeaanniinnggss  attribute for the jukebox (see nnssrr__jjuukkee--
              bbooxx(5)).

              You can use the --TT option in conjunction  with  the
              --UU option to add cleaning cartridges to a Silo Tape
              Library (STL).  This option also sets aside a  slot
              in  the STL for each cleaning cartridge added.  For
              a description of how to remove cleaning  cartridges
              from an STL see --xx..

              See  --II  for a discussion of how slots in a non-STL
              jukebox are set aside for cleaning cartridges.

       --vv     Verbose (see other arguments for specific details).

       --VV     Displays  vendor-specific status information.  When
              combined with the --vv option, the  configuration  of
              the jukebox is displayed.

       --ww     Withdraws  (unloads  from  the jukebox) one or more
              cartridges to the cartridge access port(s).

       --YY     Disables  confirmation  prompting.    Rather   than
              prompting   for   confirmation,  a  _y_e_s  answer  is
              assumed.  Prompts are  normally  generated  when  a
              volume  is  being  relabeled  before its expiration
              date, or when a volume is still registered  in  the
              NetWorker  media  database.  If the operation is to
              label ( --LL ) a volume or to load ( --ll )  a  volume,
              the  --RR option is also specified, and the volume is
              recyclable. There is no prompt to  confirm  whether
              the volume may be over-written.

       The  following  options  are  only  valid  for  Silo  Tape
       Libraries. These options are defined  only  for  platforms
       providing  STL  support.   STLs are resources which may be
       shared among multiple NetWorker servers as well  as  other
       applications.

       --aa     This option is used with --TT option to allocate vol-
              umes in a STL for use by a server. A volume must be
              allocated  before  it  can be labeled and used by a
              NetWorker server. A --dd  option  can  be  added  for
              silos   that  support  depositing  (also  known  as
              importing or entering) tapes from their I/O  ports.
              The  --dd  must  appear  _a_f_t_e_r  the -a on the command
              line.  This function is usually handled by the silo
              management  software, but is added here for ease of
              use.  This option may not be supported on all silos
              supported  by  NetWorker.  See --xx for a description
              of how volumes are removed from an  STL's  list  of



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              volumes available for use by a NetWorker server.

       --FF     Releases  a  shared  device contained within a STL.
              This option is only available  for  tape  libraries
              with device sharing, see nnssrr__jjuukkeebbooxx(5)).

       --TT _t_a_g_s
              Specifies  tags  or  barcodes  of volumes in a STL.
              _t_a_g_s specifies a single volume tag or a volume  tag
              template   similar   to   a   label  template,  see
              nnssrr__llaabbeell((55))..  The volume tag template is a list of
              template  fields  separated  by slashes "/". A tem-
              plate field is a constant alphanumeric string or  a
              alphabetic  or numeric range represented by the low
              and high value separated by "-". See also the  cor-
              responding example.

       --xx     This  option,  when used in conjunction with the --TT
              option, is used to remove volumes from a STL.   The
              specified  volumes  are removed from the STL's list
              of volumes available for use by a NetWorker server.
              A --ww option can be added to withdraw or eject tapes
              from the silo or  used  to  _p_h_y_s_i_c_a_l_l_y  remove  the
              tapes  from the silo.  The --ww must appear _a_f_t_e_r the
              -x on the command line.  This function is  normally
              handled  by  the  silo  management software, but is
              added here for ease of use.  This option may not be
              supported on all silos supported by NetWorker.  See
              --aa for a description of how volumes  are  allocated
              for use by a NetWorker server.

EEXXAAMMPPLLEESS
       _L_a_b_e_l_i_n_g _v_o_l_u_m_e_s:
              To  label  all of the volumes in a jukebox, use the
              --LL option:
                 nsrjb -L

              To specify a particular pool, use the --bb option:
                 nsrjb -L -bOffsite


       _L_a_b_e_l_i_n_g _t_h_e _v_o_l_u_m_e_s _i_n _s_l_o_t_s _5 _t_h_r_o_u_g_h _1_9:
              To label the volumes in slots 5 through 19, use the
              -S option:
                 nsrjb -L -S 5-19

       _L_a_b_e_l_i_n_g _a _v_o_l_u_m_e _w_i_t_h _a _n_o_n_-_s_t_a_n_d_a_r_d _n_a_m_e:
              To  label  the  volume  in slot 20 with a name that
              does not match the label template associated with a
              pool, specify the name along with the --LL option:
                 nsrjb -L -S 20 mars.special

              When  more  than  one  volume is to be labeled, the
              name must match the label template associated  with



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              the  pool.   This  ensures that nnssrrjjbb generates the
              subsequent names.

       _L_a_b_e_l_i_n_g _v_o_l_u_m_e_s _w_i_t_h _a _s_t_a_n_d_a_r_d _n_a_m_e:
              To label the volumes in slots 21 through 28, start-
              ing  with  a different name than that referenced by
              the  label  template  associated  with   the   pool
              resource,  specify the first name along with the --LL
              option.  In order for nnssrrjjbb to generate  the  addi-
              tional  names,  the  specified  name must match the
              layout of the label template.
                 nsrjb -L -bOffsite -S 21-28 Offsite.501

              After labeling the volume in  slot  21  with  `Off-
              site.501' nnssrrjjbb uses the label template to generate
              names for the volumes in slots  22  (`Offsite.502')
              through  28  (`Offsite.508').   If  the next _v_o_l_u_m_e
              _n_a_m_e in  the  sequence  for  a  label  template  is
              already in used, the name is skipped.

       _L_o_a_d_i_n_g _a _v_o_l_u_m_e:
              To load volumes, use the --ll option.
                 nsrjb -l

              nnssrrjjbb  will  select  volumes  to load into selected
              devices.  nnssrrjjbb will continue loading volumes until
              all of the devices are loaded.

       _L_o_a_d_i_n_g _s_p_e_c_i_f_i_c _v_o_l_u_m_e_s:
              To load a volume named _m_a_r_s_._0_0_1, specify the _v_o_l_u_m_e
              _n_a_m_e along with the --ll option:
                 nsrjb -l mars.001

              To load the volume in slot 5, use the --SS option:
                 nsrjb -l -S 5

              To load the selected volume into device _/_d_e_v_/_n_r_s_t_1_,
              include the --ff option.
                 nsrjb -l -f /dev/nrst1 mars.0005

       _L_o_a_d _a _c_l_e_a_n_i_n_g _c_a_r_t_r_i_d_g_e _t_o _c_l_e_a_n _a _d_e_v_i_c_e
              To  load the cleaning cartridge with fewest remain-
              ing uses into a device, use the volume name  _c_l_e_a_n_-
              _i_n_g _t_a_p_e along with the --ll option.
                 nsrjb -l cleaning tape

              To clean a device by loading the cleaning cartridge
              in slot 6, use the --SS option.  Slot  6  must  be  a
              slot  in  the  jukebox  set aside for cleaning car-
              tridges and must contain a cleaning cartridge  with
              uses remaining.
                 nsrjb -l -S 6

              If the jukebox contains more than one device, it is



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              best to specify the device to be cleaned. To  clean
              device _/_d_e_v_/_n_r_s_t_1_, include the --ff option.
                 nsrjb -l -f /dev/nrst1 "cleaning tape"

       _U_n_l_o_a_d_i_n_g _a _v_o_l_u_m_e
              You  can  unload  a  particular  volume,  slot,  or
              device.  To unload volume  _m_a_r_s_._0_0_2_8,  use  the  _-_u
              option:
                 nsrjb -u mars.0028

              To unload the volume in slot _2_8, use the --SS option:
                 nsrjb -u -S 28

              To unload the volume in device _/_d_e_v_/_n_r_s_t_3, use  the
              --ff option.
                 nsrjb -u -f /dev/nrst3

       _D_i_s_p_l_a_y_i_n_g _t_h_e _j_u_k_e_b_o_x_'_s _c_u_r_r_e_n_t _v_o_l_u_m_e_s
              To  display  a list of slots and volumes, and which
              volumes are loaded in to a jukebox's  devices,  use
              the _-_C option:
                 nsrjb -C

              The  --CC  option  is the default and is used when no
              other options are selected.  A range of  slots  may
              also be specified. For example, to display the vol-
              umes in slots 10 through 23, use the --SS option:
                 nsrjb -S 10-23



       _S_e_t_t_i_n_g _t_h_e _n_u_m_b_e_r _o_f _u_s_e_s _f_o_r _a _c_l_e_a_n_i_n_g _c_a_r_t_r_i_d_g_e:
              To set the number of times all cleaning  cartridges
              in a jukebox may be used to 12, use the --UU option:
                 nsrjb -U 12

              To  set  the number of times the cleaning cartridge
              in slot 10 may be used, use the --SS option:
                 nsrjb -U 25 -S 10

              Slot 10 must be a slot set aside for cleaning  car-
              tridges in the jukebox.

       _I_n_v_e_n_t_o_r_y_i_n_g _t_h_e _v_o_l_u_m_e_s:
              To  reconcile  the  actual  volumes and the list of
              volumes produced by nnssrrjjbb,, use the --II option.  Each
              volume may be loaded into a device and examined for
              a NetWorker label (depending on bar  code  settings
              and  other  factors).  The  internal  list  is then
              updated with the new information.  After  all  vol-
              umes  have  been examined, the new list is compared
              to the NetWorker  media  database,  and  a  message
              listing  any volumes located in the jukebox but not
              in the database  is  produced.   To  inventory  the



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              volumes in slots 17 through 43, us the --SS option:
                 nsrjb -I -S 17-43

              Like  labeling, volume inventory involves consider-
              able time.

       _U_s_i_n_g _t_h_e _N_e_t_W_o_r_k_e_r _n_o_t_i_f_i_c_a_t_i_o_n _s_y_s_t_e_m:
              When NetWorker needs a volume, a "media  event"  is
              generated.   To have nnssrrjjbb automatically respond to
              these events, the NetWorker notification system  is
              used.   This notification resource is automatically
              generated.

       _U_s_i_n_g _t_h_e _c_a_r_t_r_i_d_g_e _a_c_c_e_s_s _p_o_r_t:
              To withdraw cartridges from jukebox slot 7  through
              11  to  the cartridge access port 5 through 10, use
              the --ww option along with the --SS and --PP options:
                 nsrjb -w -S 7-11 -P 5-10

              To deposit cartridges into jukebox slot  8  through
              10  from the cartridge access port 3 through 5, use
              the --dd option along with the --SS and --PP options:
                 nsrjb -d -S 8-10 -P 3-5

       _U_s_i_n_g _b_a_r_c_o_d_e _t_e_m_p_l_a_t_e_s _o_n _t_a_p_e _l_i_b_r_a_r_i_e_s:
              To add volumes with  barcodes  D001A,  D002A,  ...,
              D100A to the volumes available for NetWorker in the
              tape library:
                 nsrjb -a -T D/001-100/A

              To deposit  tapes  labelled  with  barcodes  D001A,
              D002A,  ...,  D012A  into the silo and also to make
              the volumes available for  NetWorker  in  the  tape
              library:
                 nsrjb -a -T D/001-012/A -d

              To  remove  volume with barcode D055A from the vol-
              umes available for NetWorker in the tape library:
                 nsrjb -x -T D055A

              To remove volume with barcode D055A from  the  vol-
              umes  available  for NetWorker in the tape library,
              and to withdraw it from the tape library physically
              (for example, for off-site storage):
                 nsrjb -x -T D055A -w

              To  label volumes with barcodes D010A, D011A, ... ,
              D020A:
                 nsrjb -L -T D0/10-20/A

              To add cleaning cartridge with barcodes C010A, that
              can  be  used  the  default number of time for this
              jukebox:
                 nsrjb -U default -T C010A



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FFIILLEESS
       //nnssrr//mmmm//mmmmvvoolluummee  The NetWorker media database.

       //nnssrr//rreess//nnssrrjjbb..rreess
                         The jukebox resource descriptors.

       //nnssrr//ttmmpp//<<jjuukkeebbooxx__nnaammee>>..llcckk
                         The file used to synchronize nnssrrjjbb  com-
                         mands for the _j_u_k_e_b_o_x.

SSEEEE AALLSSOO
       jjbb__ccoonnffiigg(8), jjbbeexxeerrcciissee(8), mmmmiinnffoo(8), nnwwaaddmmiinn(8),
       nnssrr(8), nnssrrdd(8), nnssrr__llaayyoouutt(5), nnssrr__ddeevviiccee(5),
       nnssrr__jjuukkeebbooxx(5), nnssrr__nnoottiiffiiccaattiioonn(5), nnssrr__ssttoorraaggee__nnooddee(5),
       nnssrraaddmmiinn(8), nnssrriimm(8), nnssrrmmmm(8), nnssrrmmmmdd(8), nnssrrwwaattcchh(8)

DDIIAAGGNNOOSSTTIICCSS
       Some errors have been classified and can be identified  by
       the  last three digits of the error number returned by the
       nnssrrjjbb command.  Non-classified errors are listed first.

       mmuusstt bbee rruunn bbyy rroooott
              A normal (non-super) user has attempted to use this
              command.

       NNoo ddrriivveess aarree aavvaaiillaabbllee ffoorr uussee ((bbuussyy,, sseeccuurree,, oorr ddiiss--
       aabblleedd))..
              This message is logged when the  jukebox  tries  to
              acquire  a  drive  to  satisfy  a backup or recover
              media request.  If the drives are not actively sav-
              ing  or  recovering,  then the device is secured or
              disabled.   Devices  are  secured   in   the   _p_o_o_l
              resources.   Devices are enabled or disabled in the
              _d_e_v_i_c_e resources.

       AAllll ddrriivveess aarree bbuussyy oorr ddiissaabblleedd..
              If the drives are not actively saving  or  recover-
              ing,  then  the  device  is  disabled.  Devices are
              enabled or disabled in the devices window.

       //ddeevv//nnrrsstt22:: vveerriiffyyiinngg llaabbeell,, eerrrroorr  ooppeenniinngg::  wwaaiittiinngg  ttoo
       bbeeccoommee rreeaaddyy
              Some tape drives  take  time  to  position  to  the
              beginning  of  the  tape.  While repositioning, the
              device cannot be accessed.  After the tape  reaches
              the  correct  position  it is available for use and
              nnssrrjjbb resumes.  If the device does not have a  tape
              loaded, an I/O error message similar to the follow-
              ing appears: _r_e_a_d _o_p_e_n _e_r_r_o_r_, _I_/_O _e_r_r_o_r _(_5_).

       AAllll vvoolluummee nnaammeess ffoorr ``xxyyzz'' aarree iinn uussee
              All the volume names for the  given  template  have
              been used.  The operator should change the template
              to accommodate more volume names.



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       NNoo vvoolluummeess ffoouunndd iinn tthhee mmeeddiiaa ddaattaabbaassee......ccoonnttiinnuuiinngg..
              The media database is empty.  The user  will  typi-
              cally  see  this  message  when the module has been
              newly installed or all volumes have been deleted.

       AAnnootthheerr nnssrrjjbb iiss aallrreeaaddyy rruunnnniinngg,, pplleeaassee wwaaiitt......
              Another nsrjb command is accessing a jukebox.   The
              current  command will keep attempting to access the
              device periodically.   Once  it  has  acquired  the
              jukebox  device,  it will display the message 'CCoonn--
              ttiinnuuiinngg..'.

       sslloott ``xxyyzz'' ddooeess nnoott hhaavvee aa bbaarr ccooddee llaabbeell
              An inventory operation was attempted with the juke-
              box   resource  attribute  _m_a_t_c_h  _b_a_r  _c_o_d_e  _l_a_b_e_l_s
              enabled, while the media  did  not  have  a  label.
              Either disable the attribute with nnssrraaddmmiinn or nnwwaadd--
              mmiinn, or place a bar code label on the media.

       sslloott ``xxyyzz'' hhaass aa dduupplliiccaattee bbaarr ccooddee llaabbeell ``xxyyzz``
              Two or more media volumes have the  same  bar  code
              label  attached.  Either disable the attribute with
              nnssrraaddmmiinn or nnwwaaddmmiinn, or place  a  unique  bar  code
              label on the media volume.

       ((000011)) UUnnkknnoowwnn jjuukkeebbooxx mmooddeell
              The model for this jukebox is not known to the Net-
              Worker jukebox module.

       ((000066)) UUnnkknnoowwnn ccoonnttrrooll ppoorrtt
              There is no control port listed for this jukebox.

       ((000077)) IInnvvaalliidd rraannggee
              The given range could not be parsed by _n_s_r_j_b.

       ((001100)) SSoouurrccee ccoommppoonneenntt eemmppttyy
              The jukebox attempted to move media between  compo-
              nents in the jukebox, for example, from a slot to a
              drive, but found nothing in the source component.

       ((001111)) DDeessttiinnaattiioonn ccoommppoonneenntt ffuullll
              The jukebox attempted to move media between  compo-
              nents in the jukebox, for example, from a slot to a
              drive, but found something already in the  destina-
              tion component.

       ((001122)) AAllll sslloottss ffuullll
              The  jukebox attempted to unload a drive as part of
              a reset (--HH) operation, with all  slots  containing
              media.   Empty one of the slots or remove the media
              located in the drive from the jukebox.

       ((001133)) SSlloott xxxxxx iiss eemmppttyy..
              Often seen during a label operation,  The  labeling



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              process  stops  as soon as an empty slot is encoun-
              tered.  If attempting to label a range of slots  on
              jukeboxes  with the ability to sense whether or not
              the slots are loaded, the error message is as  fol-
              lows:

               _S_l_o_t  _x_x_x  _i_s  _e_m_p_t_y_,  _a_t_t_e_m_p_t_e_d _t_o _l_a_b_e_l _t_h_e _s_l_o_t
               _r_a_n_g_e _x_x_x_-_y_y_y_.  _S_p_e_c_i_f_y _a _s_l_o_t _r_a_n_g_e _w_h_i_c_h _i_s _f_u_l_l
               _o_f _v_o_l_u_m_e_s_.  _N_o _v_o_l_u_m_e_s _w_e_r_e _l_a_b_e_l_e_d_.

       ((001166)) SSlloott eemmppttyy
              The source slot did not have a volume in it.

       ((001177)) UUnnssuuppppoorrtteedd ooppeerraattiioonn
              This  jukebox  does  not  have the functionality to
              support the requested operation.

       ((002255)) VVeennddoorr eerrrroorr ooccccuurrrreedd
              Normally in this case you would not see the message
              Vendor  error  occurred_.  Instead, you would see an
              error string retrieved directly from the jukebox or
              device  driver.   The  operator  should consult the
              hardware/driver manual to determine  the  cause  of
              the error.

       ((002277)) AAllll ddrriivveess ffuullll//bbuussyy
              All  drives  are  loaded and/or busy at the moment.
              Free up one of the drives by unloading the  device.
              If  all  drives are currently in use, you must wait
              for a drive to become idle.

       ((002299)) UUnnaabbllee ttoo rreettrriieevvee aannyy vvoolluummee iinnffoorrmmaattiioonn  ffrroomm  tthhee
       mmeeddiiaa ddaattaabbaassee
              Indicates that _n_s_r_j_b could not access  any  volumes
              in the media database.

       ((003366)) AAllll ooff tthhee ddeevviicceess aarree iinn uussee bbyy nnssrrmmmmdd
              The  jukebox could not acquire a drive to use for a
              save or recover.

       ((003388)) AAllll ddrriivveess mmuusstt bbee uunnllooaaddeedd bbeeffoorree jjuukkeebbooxx rreessoouurrccee
       ccaann  bbee ddeelleetteedd
              You cannot delete a jukebox resource if any volumes
              are  loaded  in the media drives.  Unload all media
              drives before  attempting  to  delete  the  jukebox
              resource.   If  no  devices  are  loaded, issue the
              nnssrrjjbb command with the --HH option.

       ((003399)) TThhiiss ccoommmmaanndd oonnllyy vvaalliidd wwiitthh aa ssiinnggllee sslloott ssppeecciiffiieedd
              You  can only specify a single slot is, not a range
              of slots, for example, -S 4-6, on which to operate.

       ((004400)) TThhee ddrriivvee iiss llooaaddeedd wwiitthh aa vvoolluummee ffrroomm aa ddiiffffeerreenntt
       sslloott



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              The user specified both a volume and the --ff  option
              were  specified, but the drive already has a volume
              loaded from a different slot.

       ((004411)) TThhee ddrriivvee iiss eemmppttyy
              Both a volume loaded on which to operate.

       ((004422)) WWiillll nnoott oovveerrwwrriittee vvoolluummee wwiitthhoouutt ccoonnffiirrmmaattiioonn
              NetWorker does not allow you to over-write a volume
              with  a valid NetWorker label without confirmation.

       ((004433)) TThhee vvoolluummee nnaammee ddooeess nnoott mmaattcchh wwhhaatt hhaass bbeeeenn iinnvveenn--
       ttoorriieedd..
              Please   re-inventory  the  volume."   The  jukebox
              encountered a volume with a  different  label  than
              expected.   The  operator  should  re-inventory the
              jukebox.

       ((004444)) TThhee vvoolluummee ffrroomm tthhaatt sslloott iiss llooaaddeedd iinn aannootthheerr ddrriivvee
              The  user specified both the --ff and --ss options, but
              the volume from the given slot is loaded in another
              drive.

       ((004455)) TThhee vvoolluummee ddooeess nnoott eexxiisstt iinn tthhee jjuukkeebbooxx
              The named volume is not loaded in the jukebox.

       ((004477)) TThhee aalltteerrnnaattee ssiiddee ooff tthhee mmeeddiiaa iiss bbuussyy
              The other side of the optical media is in use.  The
              side you are trying to access is unavailable  until
              the alternate side is idle.

       ((004488)) TToooo mmaannyy ddeevviicceess
              The  user  tried to add too many devices during the
              creation of the jukebox.

       ((004499)) UUnnllaabbeelleedd vvoolluummee,, llooaaddeedd bbuutt nnoott mmoouunntteedd
              The user tried to load a volume but  no  label  was
              found on the media.

       ((005500)) DDrriivvee ddoooorr cclloosseedd
              The user was trying to perform an unload operation.
              When the jukebox went to move the  media  from  the
              drive  to  a  slot,  the  transport found the media
              drive door closed.

       ((005511)) UUnnaabbllee ttoo sseelleecctt aa ssuuiittaabbllee vvoolluummee  iinn  rreessppoonnssee  ttoo
       mmeeddiiaa rreeqquueesstt
              The jukebox module could not find  any  volumes  in
              the devices to respond to a media request.

       ((005544)) TThhee ddrriivvee iiss bbuussyy..  PPlleeaassee ttrryy aaggaaiinn llaatteerr..
              An  operation  was  attempted  on  a  media  device
              assigned a save or recover session.  Try the opera-
              tion again later when the media drive is free.



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       ((005555))  NNoo eelleemmeenntt ssttaattuuss ccaappaabbiilliittyy ffoorr tthhiiss jjuukkeebbooxx.. --EE
       iiggnnoorreedd..
              The  jukebox  does not have element status capabil-
              ity. The --EE option is ignored.

       ((005566)) TThhee ddrriivvee iiss ddiissaabblleedd..  EEnnaabbllee tthhee ddrriivvee oorr cchhoooossee
       aannootthheerr..
              The media drive specified  is  disabled.   If  this
              media  device  is the only one in the jukebox, then
              it must be enabled for use by nnssrrjjbb..  If there  are
              other  media  devices enabled, try selecting one of
              them.

       ((005577)) TThhee mmeeddiiaa ppooooll iiss nnoott aalllloowweedd oonn tthhiiss ddeevviiccee..
              The media drive specified is not allowed  to  mount
              volumes  from  the  media  pool  specified.  Either
              change the media pool configuration to allow mounts
              of  the  pool  on this device, or try using another
              device.

       ((005588)) AAllll tthhee mmeeddiiaa ddrriivveess aarree ddiissaabblleedd..
              All the media drives are disabled.  Enable  one  or
              more  devices  or  select  another jukebox or media
              device outside the currently selected jukebox.

       ((005599)) TThhee mmeeddiiaa ppooooll iiss nnoott aalllloowweedd oonn aannyy ooff tthhee ddrriivveess..
              None of  the  media  drives  in  this  jukebox  are
              allowed to mount volumes from the media pool speci-
              fied.  Either change the media  pool  configuration
              to  allow  mounts  of the pool on these devices, or
              try using another jukebox device  or  media  device
              outside the currently selected jukebox.

       ((006600))  AAllll  ddrriivveess aarree bbuussyy,, ddiissaabblleedd,, oorr ddoo nnoott aallllooww
       mmeeddiiaa ffrroomm tthhiiss ppooooll..
              See  error  descriptions  (027),  (058), and (059).
              Some combination of these three errors is  prevent-
              ing the requested operation.

       ((006622)) CCaann oonnllyy rreesseett jjuukkeebbooxx wwhheenn aallll ddrriivveess aarree iiddllee..
              When  attempting  to  unload  a  media  device, the
              device was found to be busy.  Wait for  the  device
              to become idle and reattempt the reset operation.














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