IEEE Std 1244.3-2000

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IEEE Std 1244.3-2000

IEEE Standard for Media

Management System (MMS)

Media Management Protocol (MMP)

Sponsor

Storage Systems Standards Committee

of the

IEEE Computer Society

Approved 21 June 2000

IEEE-SA Standards Board

Abstract:

All relevant behavior and states of the Media Management System (MMS) and the

Media Manager (MM) from the time the MMS application successfully establishes a session with

the MM, until the session is severed is described. This standard speciﬁes the behavior of the MM

itself in response to certain MMP commands and events that occur during the existence of the

MM, including but not limited to booting the MM and the un-commanded exit of a MMS client.

Keywords:

application independent, architecture, automated tape library, content neutral, data

model, device manager, distributed, drive manager, fully scalable, heterogeneous environment,

information access, interoperability, interoperable, language neutral, library management, library

manager, media management, media neutral, middleware, opensource, operating system inde-

pendent, platform-independent, protocol based, removable media, robotic tape library, secure,

software, storage, storage management, storage system, system architecture

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Introduction

[This introduction is not part of the IEEE Std 1244.3-2000, IEEE Standard for Media Management System (MMS)

Media Management Protocol (MMP).]

This is one of ﬁve MMS standards balloted together under IEEE Project 1244 for Storage System Design:

IEEE Std 1244.1-2000—IEEE Standard for Media Management System (MMS) Architecture

IEEE Std 1244.2-2000—IEEE Standard for Media Management System (MMS) Session Security,

Authentication, Initialization Protocol (SSAIP)

IEEE Std 1244.3-2000—IEEE Standard for Media Management System (MMS) Media Management

Protocol (MMP)

IEEE Std 1244.4-2000—IEEE Standard for Media Management System (MMS) Drive Management

Protocol (DMP)

IEEE Std 1244.5-2000—IEEE Standard for Media Management System (MMS) Library Management

Protocol (LMP)

This MMS MMP standard (IEEE Std 1244.3-2000) is best understood in the context of the others by reading

the ﬁrst two sections of the Architecture (IEEE Std 1244.1-2000). These ﬁve standards are the ﬁrst in a suite

of ten approved projects for the IEEE MMS, and all ten might well have been a single standard. However,

their separation was maintained to make conformance easier and individual evolution possible.

By permission of SGI™ this standard is based on the SGI™ OpenVault™ product, which SGI™ has

released to the open source community. However, the IEEE Media Management System, developed by the

IEEE Storage System Standards Working Group (SSSWG), is a signiﬁcant reﬁnement and extension of

OpenVault™. The IEEE Mass Storage System Reference Model (MSSRM) inﬂuenced OpenVault™ design

before work began on the MMS, and the present OpenVault™ reﬂects strong inﬂuence in its development by

the IEEE SSSWG.

At the time this standard was completed, the Storage System Standards Working Group (SSSWG) had the

following members:

John L. (Jack) Cole,

Chair

(* Denotes a charter member of the SSSWG)

Technical editors of these ﬁve standards are as follows:

IEEE Std 1244.1-2000—IEEE Standard for Media Management System (MMS) Architecture

—Geoffrey G. Peck (Primary Editor for Architecture)

—Curtis Anderson

—Murali Sathyanarayana (Primary Editor for the Data Model)

—Curtis Anderson, Joel N. Williams, T. Dixon Hutchinson, Alan Rollow

More information on OpenVault™ is available at http://www.sswg.org.

Curtis Anderson

Samuel S. Coleman*

R. Troy Eberlein

Bruce K. Haddon

T. Dixon Hutchinson

Merritt E. Jones*

Jan Klier

Stuart Kreitman

Paul Lockwood

John Merrill

Geoffrey G. Peck

Alan Rollow

Murali Sathyanarana

Joel N. Williams*

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摘要：

IEEE Std 1244.3-2000 是电气与电子工程师协会（IEEE）制定的关于可移除计算机介质管理标准体系中的关键组成部分，全称为“IEEE Standard for Media Management System (MMS) - Media Data Format”。该标准定义了存储于磁带、光盘等可移除介质上的数据格式、标签结构以及介质标识符的编码规范，旨在确保不同厂商的存储设备与管理系统之间能够实现互操作性和数据交换。它规定了介质上必须包含的识别信息、目录结构以及数据块的物理和逻辑布

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