As for the rest of the components, currently there are no automatic recovery actions that can  be performed. In the current release, the  ltfsee info nodes  command has been updated to  also report any node errors that might be occurring. If GPFS, rpcbind, or rsyslog are having  problems, the issues can be viewed by using the updated command. Example 7-31 shows output from running  ltfsee info nodes  when one node has not started  rpcbind . To correct this error, start  rpcbind  on the designated node and EE will refresh itself  and the node will become available. Example 7-31 The ltfsee info nodes output  In addition to the automatic failover, there is also an option to perform a manual failover by  running the  ltfsee failover  command. This command is used to fail over the MMM process  to a redundant control node. This command is only available for use when a redundant control  node exists. Example 7-32 shows output from running the  ltfsee failover  command. This section describes how to use  ltfsee  commands to add and remove tape drives and tape  cartridges from your LTFS library. This section describes how to add tape cartridges in IBM Spectrum Archive EE. An  unformatted tape cartridge cannot be added to the IBM Spectrum Archive EE library.  However, you can format a tape when you add it to a tape cartridge pool. The process of  formatting a tape in LTFS creates the required LTFS partitions on the tape.  After tape cartridges are added through the I/O station, or after they are inserted directly into  the tape library, you might have to run an  ltfsee retrieve  command. First, run the  ltfsee  info tapes  command. If the tape cartridges are missing, run the  ltfsee retrieve  command,  which synchronizes the data for these changes between the IBM Spectrum Archive EE  system and the tape library.  This process occurs automatically. However, if the tape does not appear within the  ltfsee  info tapes  command output, you can force a rebuild of the inventory (synchronization of IBM  Spectrum Archive EE inventory with the tape library’s inventory). Chapter 7. Operations  147 7.7.1 Adding tape cartridges 7.7 Tape library management [root@ltfsml1 ~]# ltfsee info nodes Node ID Status Node IP Drives Ctrl Node Library Node Group Host Name 2 Error 9.11.120.224 2 Yes lib_ltfsml2 G0 ltfsml1 1 Available 9.11.120.207 2 Yes(Active) lib_ltfsml1 G0 ltfsml1 Problem Detected: Node ID Error Modules 2 rpcbind; Example 7-32 The ltfsee failover command [root@ltfsml ~]# ltfsee failover -l lib_ltfsml GLESL659I(00168): failover on library lib_ltfsml is requested.