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Configuring the switch118
In addition to the Backup and Restore Configuration option, the backup application
automatically backs up configuration and other critical data from the HAFM appliance. As long as
backup media remains in the backup drive of the HAFM appliance, data is written to the backup
media whenever the directory contents change or you reboot the HAFM appliance. For more
information, see ”Backing up and restoring Element Manager data” on page 42.
NOTE: We do not recommend changing the default backup settings.
CAUTION: To ensure trouble-free backups, it is imperative that you leave the backup media in the
drive at all times. Removing the media during a backup or restore can corrupt the database on the
media. When data is being written to or read from the backup drive, the CD-RW drive write LED
flashes. Make sure this LED is not flashing before you remove the media.
- HP StorageWorks 1
- Contents 3
- About this guide 11
- Rack stability 13
- HP technical support 13
- Helpful web sites 14
- 1 Element Manager overview 15
- Managing the edge switch 16
- Element manager description 17
- Element Manager overview18 18
- Using the Element Manager 19
- Opening the Element Manager 20
- Opening the Online Help 21
- Window layout and function 21
- Configure menu 22
- Element Manager overview24 24
- Logs menu 25
- Element Manager overview26 26
- Maintenance menu 27
- Help menu 28
- View tabs 29
- View panel 29
- Hardware View 30
- Switch menu 30
- Port menu 31
- Port List View 32
- Node List View 33
- Performance View 34
- Status bar 36
- Switch status symbols 37
- Feature keys 38
- What is backed up? 42
- Backing Up to a CD 43
- Restoring data from a CD 43
- Manual backup procedures 43
- Element Manager overview44 44
- Monitoring hardware operation 47
- Front view 48
- Rear View 49
- Displaying FRU Information 50
- Port properties parameters 51
- Displaying switch information 54
- Using menu options 55
- Port List Menu options 62
- Node List View Menu options 65
- Displaying node properties 65
- Performance View Menu options 67
- Bar graph display 67
- Port statistics 67
- Class 3 Statistics 68
- Error statistics 68
- Operational statistics 69
- Troubleshooting tips 70
- Button functions 70
- FRU List View 71
- Port operational states 73
- Link incident alerts 75
- Threshold alerts 76
- 3Configuring the switch 77
- Configuring identification 78
- Switch parameters 80
- Configuring fabric parameters 81
- Configuring the switch82 82
- Fabric Parameters 83
- Configuring switch binding 84
- Configuring ports 84
- Configuring ports parameters 85
- Configuring the switch86 86
- Configuring ports procedure 88
- Configuring the switch90 90
- Configuring the switch92 92
- Configuring the switch94 94
- Port address parameters 96
- Configuring port addresses 97
- Configuring the switch98 98
- Configuring the switch100 100
- Configuring Port Addresses 101
- Configuring an SNMP agent 102
- Configuring a feature key 104
- No Feature Key dialog box 106
- Configuring date and time 107
- Synchronizing date and time 108
- Configuring threshold alerts 109
- Creating new alerts 110
- Configuring the switch112 112
- Modifying alerts 114
- Configuring Open Trunking 115
- Configuring the switch116 116
- Enabling Embedded Web Server 117
- Enabling Telnet 117
- Configuring the switch118 118
- 4Using logs 119
- Log options and functions 120
- Saving a log file 121
- Expanding columns 121
- Sorting entries 121
- Audit log 122
- Event log 123
- Hardware log 125
- Link Incident log 126
- Threshold alert log 127
- Open Trunking log 127
- Security log 128
- Change button 130
- Using logs132 132
- 5 Using maintenance features 133
- Running port diagnostics 134
- Collecting maintenance data 135
- Executing an IPL 135
- Setting online state 136
- Managing firmware versions 137
- Enabling e-mail notification 137
- Backup procedure 138
- Restore Procedure 139
- Resetting configuration 140
- Using maintenance features142 142
- 6 Optional features 143
- Preferred Path 144
- Changing a preferred path 146
- Removing a preferred path 146
- Device A or B 148
- FICON Management Server 149
- Optional features150 150
- Germany/Austria 00273 0111 150
- Brazil 00275 0113 150
- Italy 00280 0118 150
- SANtegrity features 151
- Fabric binding 152
- Switch binding 153
- Optional features154 154
- Optional features156 156
- Enterprise Fabric Mode 157
- Open Trunking 158
- Optional features160 160
- Flexport 162
- HAFM Application messages 164
- Message Description Action 165
- Element Manager messages 176
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