Path Operation List (When Port Or Wwn Is Clicked) - HP StorageWorks XP24000 User Manual
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Item
WWN
QDepth
I/O TOV
Path Watch
Status
Pop-up menu
Path Operation List (When Port or WWN is Clicked)
When you click a port or WWN in the Path Operation tree, a cross-subsystem path appears in
the list on the right.
Item
Port
WWN
Vendor
Product Name
HP Confidential
Description
WWN indicating the port in the external storage system.
WWN appears after the connection setting is completed.
The number of Read/Write commands which can be issued
(queued) to the external volume at a time.
Value specified as the time over of the I/O to the external
volume.
The time from when the connection of all the
cross-subsystem paths to the external volume have been
down to when the external volume is blocked.
Status of the cross-subsystem path.
the displayed statuses.
Right-click a row in the list to perform the operations:
Disconnect Paths: Allows you to stop the use of the
cross-subsystem paths that are connected to the selected
external port of the local storage system. See
the Use of Paths to the External Volume (Disconnect
Paths)" (page
90).
Check Paths: Allows you to resume using the
cross-subsystem paths that are connected to the selected
external port of the local storage system. See
the Paths to the External Volume (Check Paths)"
(page
91).
Change WWN Parameter: Opens the Change WWN
Parameter dialog box where you can change the
parameters on the port of the external storage system.
See
"Changing the Port Setting of the External Storage
System" (page
93).
Description
External port in the local storage system.
WWN indicating the target port in the external storage
system.
Vendor name of the external storage system.
Product name of the external storage system.
Table 9 (page 56)
shows
"Stopping
"Restoring
Path Operation Window
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