## The ltfsee save command 

To save file system objects to tape storage pools, run the ltfsee save  command, as shown in the following example: 

save -s <gpfs_scan_result_file> -p <target_storage_pool_name> [<redundant_copy_pool_1> [<redundant_copy_pool_2>]] 

The gpfs_scan_result_file  file includes the list of file system objects (empty files, empty directories, and symbolic links) to save. Each line of this file must end with -- <filename> . All file system objects are saved to the specified target storage pool. Optionally, redundant copies can be created in up to two extra storage pools. If more than one library is configured, then the pool must be specified as poolname@libraryname . 

This command does not complete until all file system objects have been saved. 

Here are some examples of the ltfsee save  command: 

ltfsee save -s ./gpfsscan.txt -p poolA ltfsee save -s ./gpfsscan.txt -p poolA@library1 poolB@library2 ltfsee save -s ./gpfsscan.txt -p mypool@mylib 

## The ltfsee start command 

To start the IBM Spectrum Archive EE system, run the ltfsee start  command. The IBM Spectrum Archive LE+ component and HSM component must be running before you can use this command. You can run the ltfsee start  command on any IBM Spectrum Archive EE node in the cluster. 

Note:  Before you run the ltfsee start  command, other IBM Spectrum Archive EE components must already be running. For more information about how to run and obtain the statuses for these components, see 7.4.1, “Starting IBM Spectrum Archive EE” on page 143. 

Important: If the  ltfsee start command does not return after several minutes, it might be because the firewall is running or unmounting tapes from drives. The firewall service must be disabled on the IBM Spectrum Archive EE nodes. For more information, see 4.3.2, “Installing, upgrading, or uninstalling IBM Spectrum Archive EE” on page 60. 

If the IBM Spectrum Archive EE system is not already running on a node in the cluster, the ltfsee start command starts the IBM Spectrum Archive EE system on the local node, as shown in the following example: 

ltfsee start [-l <library_name>] 

This example starts the IBM Spectrum Archive EE system or its part that is related to one library. The -l  option allows you to define the name of the library for which IBM Spectrum Archive EE will be started. If the -l  option is omitted, IBM Spectrum Archive EE is started for all the configured libraries, as shown in the following example: 

ltfsee start -l LIB1 ltfsee start 

Note:  On a single library system, the old command syntax can also be used: 

ltfsee start <gpfs file system> 

Important:  If there is more than one managed file system, select one of the file systems to use and always use the same one. Otherwise, the ltfsee.config  file will be inconsistent. 

