## The ltfsee migrate command 

To migrate files to tape storage pools, run the ltfsee migrate  command, as shown in the following example: 

ltfsee migrate -s <gpfs_scan_result_file> -p <pool_name1[@library_name1]> [<pool_name2[@library_name2]> [<pool_name3[@library_name3]>]] 

The gpfs_scan_result_file  file includes the list of files to migrate. Each line of this file must end with -- <filename> . All files are migrated to the specified target storage pool <pool_name1> . 

Optionally, redundant copies can be created in up to two additional storage pools ( pool_name2 , pool_name3 ). The pools can be in the same or different tape libraries. In single-library systems, the library name can be omitted in the input parameters. In multiple library systems, it must be specified. 

This command does not complete until all files have been migrated. 

Here are two examples that use the ltfsee migrate command: 

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

Note: If using policy-based migration, the syntax for the OPTS parameter value is -p <pool1[@lib1]> [<pool2[@lib2]]> . Here is an example: 

RULE EXTERNAL POOL 'rule1' EXEC '/opt/ibm/ltfsee/bin/ltfsee' OPTS '-p pool1@lib1 pool2@lib2 ' 

## ltfsee node command 

Run the ltfsee node  command to enable or disable nodes and to list the settings of each node: 

ltfsee node show -n <nodeid> [-l <libraryname>] [-a <attribute>] ltfsee node show -A ltfsee node <up|down> -n <nodeid> [-l <libraryname>] 

Run the ltfsee node show  command to show the configuration attributes of a specified node or ltfsee node show -A  to show the configuration attributes of all nodes in a table. 

Run the ltfsee node <up|down>  command to enable or disable a node. The enabled node can be used as part of the IBM Spectrum Archive EE system, whereas a disabled node does not participate in the system. The command has these attributes: 

GLYPH<SM590000> -n <nodeid> 

The ID of the node of which you want to show the properties. 

GLYPH<SM590000> -l <libraryname> 

The name of the library with which the node is associated. If only a single library is configured in the system, this option can be omitted. 

GLYPH<SM590000> -a <attribute> 

The attribute to show. If this option is omitted, all attributes of the selected node are shown. Valid node attributes are: 

– nodeid : Unique identifier 

– host : Host name 

– ip : IP address 

