Access VTL Status
Use the following CLI commands to access statuses for your virtual tape libraries (VTLs).

Access the specified VTL's average write speed.
Command
syscli ‑‑getstatus vtlperf ‑‑vtl <VTL_name>

Access the status of tape drives within a specified VTL.
Command
syscli ‑‑getstatus tapedrive ‑‑vtl <VTL_name> [‑‑drive <drive>]

Review the following attribute descriptions.
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Returns the status of tape drives within the specified VTL. |
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Enter the name of the VTL for which to access tape drive status. |
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Enter a tape drive's serial number to display only that tape drive's status. |

Access the status of storage slots within a specified VTL.
Command
syscli ‑‑getstatus storageslot --vtl <VTL_name> [--barcode <barcode>] | [--filter <barcode_filter>]

Review the following attribute descriptions.
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Returns the status of storage slots within the specified VTL. |
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Enter the name of the VTL for which to access storage slot status. |
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This is now deprecated. Use the |
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Access eligible media matching barcode filter, which is a comma separated list of literal values, substitutions (*) and barcode ranges. Substitutions (*) must be escaped. Examples --filter "B*" --filter "B*10",B00001 --filter "B*10,B00001" |

Access the logical view VTLs.
Command
syscli ‑‑getstatus vtllogical [‑‑vtl <VTL_name>]

Review the following attribute descriptions.
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Returns the logical view for status for VTLs. |
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Enter the name of the VTL for which to access logical view status. |