Assigning a SnapLock log volume

Assigning a SnapLock log volume creates the system_log file in the volume. The system_log file stores the system-related SnapLock events such as the addition of the compliance user or a change to the SnapLock log volume.

Before You Begin

Steps

1. To check the existing volume, enter the following command: vol status

   This command lists all the volumes. You need to select a SnapLock Compliance volume.

2. To list the system Compliance log volume, enter the following command: snaplock log volume

   This command gets the name of the current SnapLock log volume.

3. To set the SnapLock log file to another volume, enter the following command: snaplock log volume -f worm_log_volume

   worm_log_volume is the name of the log volume. You can assign any SnapLock Compliance volume on a storage system as the log volume.

   Example

   snaplock log volume -f logvol

   logvol is the name of the SnapLock log volume that you want to set.

   Note: The -f option to force-change the SnapLock log volume.

4. To check the log status of all the active log files on a volume, enter the following command: snaplock log status worm_log_volume

   Example

   snaplock log status logvol

   logvol is the name of the SnapLock log volume.