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SVS200 storage system
Use the following settings on the external system:
• The port must be set to the host group for the Windows hosts (host mode 0C: Windows, host
mode 2C: Windows Extension).
• The port attribute must be set to Target port or RCU target port.
EVA storage system
Use the following settings on the external system:
• The port must be configured as a target attached to a Windows host.
• EVA storage systems with microcode version 4.000 or later can be connected as an external
system.
• On the local HP P9500 storage system, set SOM 720 to ON for active path load-balancing
support.
Set EVA system parameters in the following table. For parameters not shown, refer to the EVA
system documentation for connection parameters.
Parameter SettingParameter
WindowsHost OSAdd a Host
The WWN of each HP P9500 port connected to an EVA storage system must be registered to the
EVA system. See EVA storage system documentation for details on registering WWNs
Identifying logical volumes using Characteristic2
With an EVA external storage system, LUNs appear as Characteristic1 in Remote Web Console
windows.
If you search for the logical volumes by specifying the WWN for EVA Port A as illustrated in the
following figure, logical volumes LUN 1 and LUN 2 are found for each of HostGroup-1 and
HostGroup-2.
In this case, two different logical volumes with the same name (LUN 1 and LUN 2) are found that
can be connected from EVA Port A. But you cannot determine which LUN 1 and LUN 2 belong to
HostGroup-1 or HostGroup-2 only by Characteristic1.
However, in Remote Web Console, you can identify the logical volumes referring to Characteristic2.
The first 32 characters of Characteristic2 indicate the World Wide LUN Name. Identify the logical
volume of the EVA storage system by this World Wide LUN Name.
68 Supported external storage systems
- Abstract 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- 1 Overview 7
- Typical components 8
- External storage system 9
- External volume 9
- Internal volume 9
- Interfaces 9
- Spreadsheets 10
- 2 Requirements and planning 11
- Planning external volumes 13
- 14 Requirements and planning 14
- Mainframe volumes 15
- Open systems volumes 16
- External volume groups (ExGs) 16
- Planning external volumes 19 19
- External paths 20
- Multi path mode 21
- 22 Requirements and planning 22
- Direct connection 23
- Switch connection 23
- Default mapping settings 24
- Cache Residency 25
- Snapshot 25
- Smart Tiers Z, and Fast Snap 26
- Local replication software 26
- LUN Expansion 27
- Remote replication software 28
- 4 Setting up external volumes 29
- Mapping an external volume 30
- Mapping an external volume 31 31
- Mapping an external volume 33 33
- Using mapped volumes 35
- 5 Monitoring and maintenance 36
- 38 Monitoring and maintenance 38
- Editing external WWN settings 39
- Path maintenance 40
- Path maintenance 41 41
- Reconnecting an external path 42
- Path maintenance 43 43
- Replacing all external paths 44
- Prerequisite requirements 45
- 46 Monitoring and maintenance 46
- ◦ A pool-VOL 48
- 50 Monitoring and maintenance 50
- 6 Support and other resources 52
- Typographic conventions 53
- General troubleshooting 54
- • Illegal request 57
- • Cannot detect port 57
- HP1024/HP128 Disk Array 58
- HP512/HP48 Disk Array 59
- Thunder 9500V 59
- HUS/AMS/WMS 60
- External systems 62
- HUS VM Storage System 62
- HP P9500 62
- HP24000/HP20000 Disk Array 62
- AMS 2000 series guidelines 67
- SVS200 storage system 68
- EVA storage system 68
- Sun StorEdge 6120/6320 69
- Sun StorageTek FlexLine 380 69
- Sun StorageTek 2540 69
- Sun StorageTek V2X2 70
- EMC CLARiiON CX series 70
- EMC VNX series 70
- EMC Symmetrix series 71
- IBM V7000 series 71
- IBM SVC series 71
- IBM XIV series 72
- Fujitsu FibreCAT CX series 72
- SGI IS4600 series 73
- B Remote command devices 76
- Requirements 77
- Mapping a command device 78
- SANRISE9500V series 79
- Thunder 9500V series 79
- Mapping a command device 79 79
- Manager commands 80
- Storage window 81
- External Storage Systems tab 82
- External Paths tab 82
- External Path Groups tab 85
- • Summary (page 86) 86
- Mapped Volumes tab 87
- Add External Volumes wizard 89
- Add External Volumes window 90
- Selected External Volumes 93
- Edit Policies window 97
- Edit External Volumes wizard 99
- Confirm window 100
- Edit External WWNs wizard 103
- Edit External WWNs window 104
- Selected External Paths table 110
- Change Settings window 112
- Assign Processor Blade wizard 117
- LDEVs table 119
- Glossary 120
- 122 Index 122
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