Which privilege class can perform all administrative functions?
In IBM Spectrum Protect (formerly known as Tivoli Storage Manager), the system privilege class can perform all administrative functions. The system privilege class includes the following permissions:
SYSOP: System operations
AUDIT: Auditing operations
SECURITY: Security operations
NODEADDP: Add nodes
NODEDELP: Delete nodes
MGMTCLAS: Management class operations
DEVCLASS: Device class operations
STGPOOL: Storage pool operations
LIBRARY: Library operations
QUERY: Query operations
BACKUP: Backup and archive operations
RESTORE: Restore operations
ARCHIVE: Archive operations
RESTOREVM: Restore virtual machine operations
PROXY: Proxy operations
What must be done after defining a storage tiering rule to begin tiering data from directory-container pool to tape?
What is indicated when a security notification is displayed in the Operations Center?
Which command is used to remove media from an automated tape library?
https://www.ibm.com/docs/SSGSG7_7.1.5/srv.reference/r_cmd_libvolume_checkout.html
How can IBM Spectrum Protect recovery log usage be obtained?
You can use theQUERY DBLOGcommand in Spectrum Protect to obtain recovery log usage. This command displays information about the logs that are currently active and the logs that have been archived or deleted. Specifically, the command provides details about the total amount of recovery log space allocated, the amount of space currently used, and the amount of space that is still available for use.
To run this command, you can use the following steps:
Open the Spectrum Protect Administrative Client.
Connect to the Spectrum Protect instance.
In the command line, typeq dblog.
Press Enter.
Once you execute the command, you will see the information about the recovery log usage displayed on the screen.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/spectrum-protect/8.1.9?topic=utilities-administrative-commands
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