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If you modify a CHAP Secret for a non-local server on the Software tab, a message is displayed
indicating you are about to modify the CHAP Secret of this HAFM appliance the switch's local
database. The message also says to check the Server Properties dialog box for this switch and
make sure the secret is updated accordingly. If you fail to do so, this appliance cannot manage
the products any more.
2. Edit the CHAP Secret.
3. Click OK to return to the Software tab.
Removing another HAFM appliance
Although you can remove software IDs from the Permitted Software List, you cannot remove the last
entry in the list while the API authentication is enabled.
Enabling OSMS authentication
OSMS is a PFE key-dependent feature. If the license key is not installed, then OSMS authentication
is not available.
Applying changes and confirmation
To apply the change:
1. From the Software tab, click OK on the Apply or Apply To dialog box.
The Security Change Confirmation and Status dialog box is displayed. This dialog box is similar
to the dialog box that is displayed from the Users tab. The only difference is the Detailed
Change table. This table displays the difference between the current settings of the Software tab
and the to-be-populated new settings. The behavior of this dialog box is the same as the dialog
box for the Users tab.
2. Click Start.
If there are no security settings being changed and you click Apply or Apply To, the To Security
Change Confirmation and Status dialog box is displayed with a message indicating no changes
were found. Click Start and a message is displayed in the Status window indicating the security
settings are identical and that there are no changes to apply.
Using the Devices tab
The Devices tab (Figure 107) defines which switches and directors are eligible to mutually
authenticate with the highlighted switch on the top table. The features on the Devices tab can be
configured only if the switch has the proper PFE key installed. If not, when you click the Devices tab,
a message is displayed, indicating that the feature has not been installed.
- HP StorageWorks 1
- HA-Fabric Manager user guide 1
- Contents 3
- About this guide 19
- Intended audience 19
- Related documentation 19
- Rack stability 21
- HP technical support 21
- Helpful web sites 22
- 1HAFM overview 23
- HAFM appliance 24
- HAFM application 24
- Out-of-band access 25
- SAN life cycle 26
- Searching the online help 27
- System requirements 28
- Home and Backup features 29
- HAFM overview30 32
- 2 Using the HAFM application 33
- Logging out of HAFM 34
- Adding an appliance 34
- Removing an appliance 34
- Viewing the HAFM main window 35
- Using the HAFM application34 36
- ”Creating a 36
- Connection utilization legend 37
- Status bar 37
- Using the HAFM application36 38
- Using the HAFM application38 40
- Logging out of an appliance 42
- Viewing user sessions 43
- Disconnecting users 43
- Determining user groups 44
- Using the Group Manager 45
- Using the HAFM application44 46
- Displaying other tabs 48
- Viewing all details 48
- Zooming in 49
- Zooming out 49
- Configuring nicknames 50
- Importing nicknames 51
- Exporting nicknames 52
- Exporting and importing data 53
- Exporting data 54
- Using the HAFM application54 56
- Importing data 57
- Backing up and restoring data 58
- Backing up data 59
- Restoring data 59
- Backing up to a CD-RW 60
- Backing up to a hard drive 61
- Using the HAFM application60 62
- Configuring access 63
- Miscellaneous 64
- Accessing HAFM 65
- Managing users 65
- Viewing the list of users 66
- Adding a user account 66
- Changing a user account 67
- Removing a user account 67
- Disconnecting a user 69
- Managing user groups 70
- Creating a user group 71
- Changing a user group 72
- Removing user groups 72
- Assigning users to groups 73
- Discovering a SAN 74
- Troubleshooting discovery 75
- Adding an IP address 78
- Changing an IP address 79
- Removing an IP address 79
- Configuring the SNMP agent 82
- Setting up the SNMP agent 83
- Configuring trap recipients 83
- Editing trap recipients 84
- Customizing the main window 85
- Editing a customized view 88
- Deleting a customized view 88
- Selecting a customized view 88
- Customizing the Product List 88
- Managing SAN products 91
- Changing product properties 92
- Determining product status 93
- Displaying service requests 93
- Hiding routes 94
- Displaying fabric properties 95
- Configuring Fabric Binding 97
- Adding and removing switches 98
- Persisting a fabric 98
- Unpersisting a fabric 98
- Unpersisting a product 99
- Interpreting status 99
- Configuring trap forwarding 100
- Adding trap recipients 101
- Removing trap recipients 102
- 5 Monitoring SAN products 103
- Viewing the Master Log 104
- Viewing other logs 104
- Exporting log data 105
- Using event notifications 106
- Creating reports 108
- Generating reports 109
- Viewing reports 110
- Deleting reports 111
- Monitoring SAN products110 112
- 6 Optional HAFM features 113
- Event Management 114
- Phrase operators 115
- Event triggers 116
- Schedule triggers 116
- Creating a rule 118
- Managing Event Management 119
- SANtegrity features 120
- Switch Binding 121
- Optional HAFM features120 122
- Optional HAFM features122 124
- Port Fencing 125
- Optional HAFM features124 126
- Adding link thresholds 127
- Adding security thresholds 127
- Assigning thresholds 128
- Editing link thresholds 129
- Editing security thresholds 130
- Finding assigned thresholds 131
- Viewing thresholds 131
- Removing thresholds 131
- Open trunking 132
- Configuration 133
- Global threshold changes 134
- Performance Module 135
- Monitoring switch performance 136
- Collecting performance data 136
- Monitoring port performance 137
- Planning Module 138
- Plan design 139
- Adding one device 140
- Adding multiple devices 140
- Arranging devices 141
- Connecting devices 141
- Configuring devices 141
- Deleting devices 142
- Editing port types 142
- Configuring ports 142
- Planning rules 143
- Rule types 144
- Keywords 145
- Plan evaluation 147
- Plan conservation 148
- Zoning limits 149
- Zoning naming conventions 150
- Zoning configuration 150
- Displaying the zone library 151
- Adding a zone to a zone set 152
- Adding a member to a zone 152
- Creating a zone set 153
- Removing a member from a zone 154
- Activating a zone set 154
- Deactivating a zone set 155
- Zoning154 156
- Exporting a zone set 157
- Zoning administration 158
- Renaming a zone or zone set 159
- Replacing zone members 159
- Copying a zone set 160
- Deleting a zone 160
- Deleting a zone set 160
- Finding members in a zone 161
- Finding zones in a zone set 161
- Displaying zone members 161
- Comparing zone sets 162
- 4. Click Compare With 163
- Zoning162 164
- 8 SANtegrity Security Center 165
- SANtegrity Security Center164 166
- Displaying the Fabrics list 167
- Selecting a fabric 168
- Assigning users to a switch 170
- Adding a new user 171
- SANtegrity Security Center170 172
- Using the Software tab 174
- Enabling API authentication 175
- SANtegrity Security Center174 176
- Enabling OSMS authentication 178
- Using the Devices tab 178
- SANtegrity Security Center178 180
- Adding a detached switch 181
- SANtegrity Security Center180 182
- SANtegrity Security Center182 184
- IP Access Control list tab 185
- Adding a new IP address 186
- RADIUS Servers tab 187
- Viewing the Security Log 188
- Authentication 189
- SANtegrity Security Center188 190
- Polling mode 191
- TCP port numbers 193
- HAFM_sc.bat 194
- HAFM_c.bat 195
- BTroubleshooting 199
- Problem Resolution 200
- Problems with products 201
- Problems with addresses 201
- Miscellaneous problems 207
- Problems with zoning 208
- Problem Cause/resolution 209
- Troubleshooting214 210
- HAFM application messages 212
- Message Description Action 213
- Element Manager messages 229
- Windows systems 253
- Solaris systems 257
- HP-UX, AIX, and Linux systems 259
- Running HAFM 261
- EReference 263
- Product status icons 264
- Event icons 264
- Band information status icons 265
- Planned device icons 265
- Group icons 266
- Connections 266
- Performance event properties 269
- User action event properties 270
- Table 44 271
- Device state event properties 272
- Keyboard shortcuts 276
- Table 55 Keyboard shortcuts 277
- Reference282 278
- F Editing batch files 279
- Setting the zoning delay 280
- Editing Master Log settings 282
- UNIX systems 283
- Editing batch files288 284
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