samdrives

Monitor and control multiple SAM/QFS servers

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samdrives is a tool for monitoring and controlling
tape drives on multiple SAM/QFS servers simultaneously. It monitors performance (same as iostat), drive status (same as "samu t"), and allows
controlling archiving, staging and tape drives
remotely.

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