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HP StorageWorks SVS200 Configuration Manual (183 pages)
HP StorageWorks XP Disk Array Configuration Guide (T5278-96047, May 2011)
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Disk array system
| Size: 2.84 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 Overview
10
What's in this Guide
10
Audience
10
Features and Requirements
10
Fibre Channel Interface
11
Device Emulation Types
12
Failover
12
SNMP Configuration
13
RAID Manager Command Devices
13
2 Hp-Ux
14
Installation Roadmap
14
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
14
Defining the Paths
15
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
15
Setting the System Option Modes
16
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
17
Installing and Configuring the Host
17
Loading the Operating System and Software
17
Installing and Configuring the Fcas
17
Clustering and Fabric Zoning
17
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security for Multiple Operating Systems
18
Connecting the Disk Array
18
Verifying FCA Installation
18
Verifying Device Recognition
19
Configuring Disk Array Devices
20
Verifying the Device Files and Drivers
21
Creating the Device Files
21
Creating the Physical Volumes
23
Creating New Volume Groups
23
Creating Logical Volumes
25
Creating the File Systems
27
Setting the I/O Timeout Parameter
27
Creating the Mount Directories
28
Mounting and Verifying the File Systems
28
Setting and Verifying the Auto-Mount Parameters
29
3 Windows
31
Installation Roadmap
31
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
31
Defining the Paths
31
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
32
Setting the System Option Modes
34
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
34
Installing and Configuring the Host
35
Loading the Operating System and Software
35
Installing and Configuring the Fcas
35
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security
35
Connecting the Disk Array
36
Verifying the Host Recognizes Array Devices
36
Configuring Disk Devices
36
Writing Signatures
36
Creating and Formatting Disk Partitions
37
Verifying File System Operations
37
4 Novell Netware
39
Installation Roadmap
39
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
39
Defining the Paths
39
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
40
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
41
Installing and Configuring the Host
42
Loading the Operating System and Software
42
Installing and Configuring the Fcas
42
Configuring Netware Client
42
Configuring Netware Consoleone
42
Clustering and Fabric Zoning
43
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security for Multiple Operating Systems
43
Connecting the Disk Array
44
Verifying New Device Recognition
44
Configuring Disk Devices
44
Creating the Disk Partitions
44
Assigning the New Devices to Volumes
46
Mounting the New Volumes
47
Verifying Client Operations
48
Middleware Configuration
48
Host Failover
48
Multipath Failover
48
Helpful Multipath Commands
49
Configuring Netware 6.X Servers for Cluster Services
50
Installing Cluster Services
50
Creating Logical Volumes
51
5 Nonstop
52
Installation Roadmap
52
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
52
Defining the Paths
52
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
53
Setting System Option Modes
54
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
55
Installing and Configuring the Host
55
Loading the Operating System and Software
55
Installing and Configuring the Fcsas
55
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security for Multiple Operating Systems
56
Connecting the Disk Array
56
Verifying Disk Array Device Recognition
56
Configuring Disk Devices
56
6 Openvms
57
Installation Roadmap
57
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
57
Defining the Paths
58
Setting the Host Mode for the Disk Array Ports
59
Setting the UUID
60
Setting the System Option Modes
62
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
62
Installing and Configuring the Host
63
Loading the Operating System and Software
63
Installing and Configuring the Fcas
63
Clustering and Fabric Zoning
63
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security for Multiple Operating Systems
64
Configuring FC Switches
64
Connecting the Disk Array
64
Verifying Disk Array Device Recognition
64
Configuring Disk Array Devices
65
Initializing and Labeling the Devices
65
Mounting the Devices
65
Verifying File System Operation
66
7 Vmware
68
Installation Roadmap
68
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
68
Defining the Paths
68
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
69
Setting the System Option Modes
70
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
70
Installing and Configuring the Host
71
Loading the Operating System and Software
71
Installing and Configuring the Fcas
71
Clustering and Fabric Zoning
71
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security for Multiple Operating Systems
72
Configuring Vmware ESX Server
73
Connecting the Disk Array
73
Setting up Virtual Machines (Vms) and Guest Operating Systems
74
Setting the SCSI Disk Timeout Value for Windows Vms
74
Sharing Luns
74
Selecting the SCSI Emulation Driver
76
8 Linux
78
Installation Roadmap
78
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
78
Defining the Paths
78
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
79
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
80
Setting the System Option Modes
81
Installing and Configuring the Host
81
Installing and Configuring the Fcas
81
Loading the Operating System and Software
81
Clustering and Fabric Zoning
81
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security for Multiple Operating Systems
82
Connecting the Disk Array
82
Restarting the Linux Server
82
Verifying New Device Recognition
83
Configuring Disk Array Devices
83
Partitioning the Devices
84
Creating the File Systems
84
Creating File Systems with Ext2
85
Creating the Mount Directories
85
Creating the Mount Table
85
Verifying File System Operation
86
9 Solaris
87
Installation Roadmap
87
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
87
Defining the Paths
87
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
88
Setting the System Option Modes
90
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
90
Installing and Configuring the Host
91
Loading the Operating System and Software
91
Installing and Configuring the Fcas
91
Setting the Disk and Device Parameters
91
Wwn
91
Configuring Fcas with the Oracle SAN Driver Stack
92
Configuring Emulex Fcas with the Lpfc Driver
94
Configuring AMCC/JNI Fcas (Legacy Support XP12000 Only)
95
Configuring Qlogic Fcas with the Qla2300 Driver
95
AMCC/JNI 2 Gbit Fcas
96
Verifying the FCA Configuration
96
Clustering and Fabric Zoning
96
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security for Multiple Operating Systems
97
Connecting the Disk Array
97
Adding the New Device Paths to the System
97
Verifying Host Recognition of Disk Array Devices
98
Configuring Disk Array Devices
98
Labeling and Partitioning the Devices
98
Creating the File Systems
99
Creating the Mount Directories
99
Configuring for Use with Veritas Volume Manager 4.X and Later
99
10 Ibm Aix
101
Installation Roadmap
101
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
101
Defining the Paths
101
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
102
Setting the System Option Modes
104
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
104
Installing and Configuring the Host
105
Loading the Operating System and Software
105
Installing and Configuring the Fcas
105
Clustering and Fabric Zoning
105
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security for Multiple Operating Systems
106
Connecting the Disk Array
106
Verifying Host Recognition of Disk Array Devices
106
Configuring Disk Array Devices
107
Changing the Device Parameters
107
Assigning the New Devices to Volume Groups
109
Creating the Journaled File Systems
111
Mounting and Verifying the File Systems
113
1 Citrix Xenserver Enterprise
115
Installation Roadmap
115
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
115
Defining the Paths
115
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
116
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
117
Setting the System Option Modes
118
Installing and Configuring the Host
118
Installing and Configuring the Fcas
118
Loading the Operating System and Software
118
Clustering and Fabric Zoning
118
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security for Multiple Operating Systems
119
Connecting the Disk Array
119
Restarting the Linux Server
119
Verifying New Device Recognition
120
Configuring Disk Array Devices
121
Configuring Multipathing
121
Creating a Storage Repository
124
Adding a Virtual Disk to a Domu
125
Adding a Dynamic LUN
127
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HP StorageWorks SVS200 User Manual (200 pages)
External Storage XP
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Disk array system
| Size: 2.61 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
11
Supported Storage Platforms and Firmware
11
Intended Audience
11
Prerequisites
11
Related Documentation
11
Document Conventions and Symbols
12
Document Conventions
12
HP Technical Support
13
Subscription Service
13
HP Web Sites
13
Documentation Feedback
13
Overview of Connecting External Arrays
15
External Storage XP Features
15
External Storage XP Concept
17
Preparing for External Storage XP Operations
19
System Requirements
19
Storage Arrays that Can be Connected as External Arrays
20
External Storage XP Requirements
23
Installing External Storage XP
23
Preparing for External Storage XP Settings
24
External Ports
24
External LU to be Mapped
24
External LU Groups
25
External LU Attributes Set by Mapping
25
Alternate Paths
26
Example of an Alternate Path Configuration
27
Example of Alternate Path Configuration
27
Examples of Switching I/O Execution Paths to Alternate Paths
28
Example of Alternate Path Configuration Using Two Switches
28
Example of Incorrect Alternate Path Configurations
28
Alternate Path Mode Is Multi Mode
29
Alternate Path Mode Is Single Mode
30
Alternate Path Mode Is Single Mode with Alternate Paths in Normal and Standby
31
Powering Arrays on or off
32
Alternate Path Mode Is Single Mode with Alternate Paths in Standby Only
32
Powering Local Arrays on or off
34
To Power Local Arrays off
34
To Power Local Arrays on
34
Powering External Arrays on or off
35
To Power External Arrays off
35
To Power External Arrays on
35
Turning on or off Power Supply of both Local and External Arrays
35
Using Mapped External Lus from the Host Connected to the Local Array
36
Writing New Data to Mapped External Lus
36
Using Existing Data in Mapped External Lus
38
Writing New Data to Mapped External Lus
38
Uninstalling External Storage XP
39
Using Existing Data in Mapped External Lus (Without Formatting)
39
Limitations on External Storage XP Operations
40
Example of External LU with 2 TB or Less
40
Ext. LU Cap. Is Larger than the Spec. Emulation Type's Basic Cap. (OPEN-3 Ex.)
41
External LU Capacity Is Smaller than the Specified Emulation Type's Basic Capacity
42
When External Lu's Emulation Type Is OPEN
44
When External Lu's Emulation Type Is for Mainframes
45
Combining External Storage XP with Other HP Storageworks Products
46
Using External Lus for Auto LUN XP Operations
48
Example of Auto LUN XP Operations
49
Using External Lus for Continuous Access XP Operations
50
Example of Continuous Access XP Operations
50
Using External Lus for Continuous Access XP Journal Operations
51
Example of Continuous Access XP Journal Operations
51
Using External Lus for Business Copy XP Operations
52
Example of Business Copy Operations
52
Using External Lus for Snapshot XP Operations
53
Example of Snapshot XP Operations
53
Managing Cache with External Storage
55
Guidelines for Using Cache with External Storage
55
Determining, Setting, or Changing the External LU Cache Mode
56
Determining if the Cache Mode Is Disabled
56
Changing the Cache Mode
57
Collecting Device Information
57
LU Operation Pane, Cache Mode Setting
57
LU Operation Pane, LU Number and UUID
58
LU Operation Pane, Path Setting Option
59
Path Setting Pane
59
Deleting and Remapping the External LU
60
LDEV Information Pane
60
Partitioning Cache for External Storage
61
For Example, Company a Uses
61
In Another Example, Company B Uses the Following Storage Tiers
61
To Partition Cache for External Storage
61
Determining the Number and Size of Needed Partitions
62
Creating Cache Partitions
62
Recommended Individual CLPR Cache Size for External Storage on Open Systems
62
Recommended Indiv. CLPR Cache Size for Ext. Stor. on HP Stor. Virt. Sys
62
Partition Definition Pane
63
Partition Definition Pane, Cut Option
64
Partition Definition Pane, Paste Parity Group Option
64
Changing Storage System Modes
65
External Storage XP Panes
67
LU Operation Pane
67
Panes for External Storage XP Operations
67
LU Operation Pane
68
Device Tree
69
Device List
70
Device List (External Device Selected in Device Tree)
70
External Array Status Values
71
Mapped External LU Status Values
72
WWN Tree
73
WWN List
74
WWN List (External Devices Selected in the WWN Tree)
74
Port Tree
76
Port List
77
Port List (External Selected in Port Tree)
77
Filter Button
79
Filter Window
79
Preset List (LU Operation Pane)
80
Port Operation Pane
80
Preset Detail Window (Mapping Operation)
80
Port Operation Pane
81
Port Operation Tree
82
Port Operation List
83
Preset List (Port Operation Pane)
84
Preset Detail Window (Changing Port Attribute)
84
Configuring External Lus
85
Overview of Configuring External Lus
85
Setting an External Array's Port
86
Setting a Local Array's Port Attributes
86
Discovering and Mapping Lus
87
Mapping External Lus Individually (Add LU)
88
Add LU Window
88
Select Paths Pane
92
Add LU Pane (Mapping Using the Linear Button)
94
Add LU Pane
95
SSID Window
96
Set SSID Window
96
Mapping Multiple External Lus at (Add LU (Auto))
97
Auto Map Setting Window
98
Select LDEV Window
101
Displaying Detailed Information Stored in VMA (VMA Information)
103
VMA Information Pane
104
Setting Alternate Paths for External Lus
105
Path Setting Window
106
Defining Alternate Paths
108
Changing a Defined Alternate Path Priority
109
Canceling Alternate Path Definitions
110
Path Setting Window, Shortcut Menu
110
Changing Alternate Paths
111
Replacing All the Alternate Paths with Newly-Added Alternate Paths
111
Overview of Operation to Replace All the Current Alternate Paths with Newly-Added al
112
Adding Alternate Paths by Selecting Multiple External Lus (Add Paths)
113
Add Paths Window
114
Deleting Alternate Paths by Selecting Multiple External Lus (Delete Paths)
115
Delete Paths Window
116
Checking an External Lu's Status (LDEV Information)
117
Obtaining Information about External Lus
117
LDEV Information Window
118
Restoring External Lus (Restore)
119
Displaying Configuration Information for External Lus (Volume Detail)
120
Shortcut Menu of the LDEV Information Window
120
Disconnecting External Arrays or Lus
121
Volume Detail Window
121
Disconnecting All External Lus in an External Array (Disconnect Subsystem)
122
Disconnecting External Lus Individually (Disconnect Volume)
123
Disconnect Subsystem and Check Paths & Restore Vol. Commands
123
Checking the Connection Status and Resuming External LU Operations (Check Paths & Restore Vol.)
124
Restoring All External Lus in an External Array (Check Paths & Restore Vol.)
124
Restoring External Lus Individually (Check Paths & Restore Vol.)
125
Restoring External Lus (LDEV Restore)
125
Restoring Volumes in an External Array
126
Restoring Volumes in a Mapped External LU Individually
126
Changing the Cache Mode Setting of the External LU
126
Changing the Cache Mode of All External Lus in an External Array
127
Changing the Cache Mode of an Individual External LU
127
Stopping the Use of Paths to an External LU by Specifying an External Array's WWN (Disconnect Paths)
128
Restoring Paths to an External LU by Specifying an External Array's WWN (Check Paths)
129
Changing an External Array's Port Setting
129
Change Parameter Pane
130
Stopping the Use of Paths to an External LU by Specifying a Local Array's Port (Disconnect Paths)
131
Restoring Paths to an External LU by Specifying a Local Array's Port (Check Paths)
131
Deleting External LU Mappings (Delete LU)
132
Troubleshooting NAS Blade Systems that Include External Arrays
135
Stopping and Restarting External Arrays
135
Stopping External Arrays
136
Example of a NAS Blade System Configuration that Includes an External Array
136
Restarting External Arrays and Restoring NAS Blade Systems
137
Recovery Procedures for Errors in External Arrays
137
Errors in an External Array's Disk
137
Error in an External Array's Disk
138
Errors in a Path to the External Array
139
Error in a Path to the External Array
140
Errors in All Paths to the External Array
141
If each Node Uses a Different External Array
141
If both Nodes Use the same External Array
142
If both Nodes Use the same External Array
143
HP StorageWorks SVS200 User Manual (150 pages)
External Storage XP
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Storage
| Size: 3.34 MB
Table of Contents
External Storage Xp User Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
External Storage XP User Guide
5
External Storage XP User Guide
7
About this Guide
9
Supported Storage Platforms and Firmware
9
Intended Audience
9
Prerequisites
9
Related Documentation
9
Tables
10
Document Conventions and Symbols
10
HP Technical Support
10
Subscription Service
10
Document Conventions
10
HP Web Sites
11
Documentation Feedback
11
Overview of Connecting External Arrays
13
External Storage XP Features
13
Figures
14
Index
14
External Storage XP Concept
14
Preparing for External Storage XP Operations
15
System Requirements
15
Storage Arrays that Can be Connected as External Arrays
15
External Storage XP Requirements
19
Installing External Storage XP
19
Preparing for External Storage XP Settings
19
External Ports
20
External LU to be Mapped
20
External LU Groups
20
External LU Attributes Set by Mapping
20
Alternate Paths
22
Example of an Alternate Path Configuration
22
Examples of Switching I/O Execution Paths to Alternate Paths
23
Example of Alternate Path Configuration
23
Example of Alternate Path Configuration Using Two Switches
23
Example of Incorrect Alternate Path Configurations
23
Alternate Path Mode Is Multi Mode
24
Alternate Path Mode Is Single Mode
25
Alternate Path Mode Is Single Mode with Alternate Paths in Normal and Standby
26
Powering Arrays on or off
27
Alternate Path Mode Is Single Mode with Alternate Paths in Standby Only
27
Powering Local Arrays on or off
28
To Power Local Arrays off
28
To Power Local Arrays on
28
Powering External Arrays on or off
29
To Power External Arrays off
29
To Power External Arrays on
29
Using Mapped External Lus from the Host Connected to the Local Array
29
Writing New Data to Mapped External Lus
29
Using Existing Data in Mapped External Lus
30
Writing New Data to Mapped External Lus
30
Uninstalling External Storage XP
31
Using Existing Data in Mapped External Lus (Without Formatting)
31
Limitations on External Storage XP Operations
32
External LU Capacity Is Smaller than the Specified Emulation Type's Basic Capacity
33
When External Lu's Emulation Type Is OPEN
35
When External Lu's Emulation Type Is for Mainframes
36
Combining External Storage XP with Other HP Storageworks Products
37
Using External Lus for Auto LUN XP Operations
38
Using External Lus for Continuous Access XP Operations
39
Example of Auto LUN XP Operations
39
Using External Lus for Continuous Access XP Journal Operations
40
Example of Continuous Access XP Operations
40
Using External Lus for Business Copy XP Operations
41
Example of Continuous Access XP Journal Operations
41
Example of Business Copy Operations
42
Managing Cache with External Storage
43
Guidelines for Using Cache with External Storage
43
Determining, Setting, or Changing the External LU Cache Mode
43
Determining if the Cache Mode Is Disabled
44
Changing the Cache Mode
44
Collecting Device Information
44
LU Operation Pane, Cache Mode Setting
44
LU Operation Pane, LU Number and UUID
45
LU Operation Pane, Path Setting Option
45
Deleting and Remapping the External LU
46
LDEV Information Pane
46
Partitioning Cache for External Storage
47
For Example, Company a Uses
47
In Another Example, Company B Uses the Following Storage Tiers
47
To Partition Cache for External Storage
47
Determining the Number and Size of Needed Partitions
48
Creating Cache Partitions
48
Recommended Individual CLPR Cache Size for External Storage on Open Systems
48
Recommended Individual CLPR Cache Size for External Storage on HP Storage Virtualization Systems
48
Partition Definition Pane
49
Partition Definition Pane, Cut Option
50
Partition Definition Pane, Paste Parity Group Option
50
Changing Storage System Modes
51
External Storage XP Panes
53
LU Operation Pane
54
Device Tree
55
Device List
56
External Array Status Values
56
Mapped External LU Status Values
57
WWN Tree
58
WWN List
59
Port Tree
61
Port List
61
Filter Button
63
Preset List (LU Operation Pane)
63
Filter Window
63
Port Operation Pane
64
Preset Detail Window (Mapping Operation)
64
Port Operation Tree
65
Port Operation List
66
Preset List (Port Operation Pane)
66
Preset Detail Window (Changing Port Attribute)
67
Configuring External Lus
69
Overview of Configuring External Lus
69
Setting an External Array's Port
70
Setting a Local Array's Port Attributes
70
Mapping External Lus (Add LU)
70
Mapping External Lus Individually (Add LU)
71
Add LU Window
71
Select Paths Pane
74
Add LU Pane
76
SSID Window
77
Set SSID Window
77
Mapping Multiple External Lus at One Time (Add LU (Auto))
78
Auto Map Setting Window
78
Select LDEV Window
81
Displaying Detailed Information Stored in VMA (VMA Information)
83
VMA Information Pane
83
Setting Alternate Paths for External Lus
84
Path Setting Window
85
Defining Alternate Paths
87
Changing a Defined Alternate Path Priority
87
Canceling Alternate Path Definitions
88
Changing Alternate Paths
88
Path Setting Window, Shortcut Menu
88
Adding Alternate Paths by Selecting Multiple External Lus (Add Paths)
89
Add Paths Window
89
Deleting Alternate Paths by Selecting Multiple External Lus (Delete Paths)
90
Delete Paths Window
91
Checking an External Lu's Status (LDEV Information)
92
Obtaining Information about External Lus
92
LDEV Information Window
92
Restoring External Lus (Restore)
93
Displaying Configuration Information for External Lus (Volume Detail)
94
Disconnecting External Arrays or Lus
95
Volume Detail Window
95
Disconnecting All External Lus in an External Array (Disconnect Subsystem)
96
Disconnecting External Lus Individually (Disconnect Volume)
96
Disconnect Subsystem and Check Paths & Restore Vol. Commands
96
Checking the Connection Status and Resuming External LU Operations (Check Paths & Restore Vol.)
97
Restoring All External Lus in an External Array (Check Paths & Restore Vol.)
97
Restoring External Lus Individually (Check Paths & Restore Vol.)
98
Restoring External Lus (LDEV Restore)
98
Restoring Volumes in a Mapped External LU Individually
98
Restoring Volumes in an External Array
98
Stopping the Use of Paths to an External LU by Specifying an External Array's WWN (Disconnect Paths)
99
Restoring Paths to an External LU by Specifying an External Array's WWN (Check Paths)
99
Changing an External Array's Port Setting
100
Stopping the Use of Paths to an External LU by Specifying a Local Array's Port (Disconnect Paths)
101
Restoring Paths to an External LU by Specifying a Local Array's Port (Check Paths)
101
Deleting External LU Mappings (Delete LU)
101
Remote Command Devices
103
Overview of Remote Command Devices
103
Notices about Remote Command Devices
103
Overview of Remote Command Device
103
Information Displayed in the Device Column for Remote Command Devices
104
Mapping Command Devices as Remote Command Devices
105
Troubleshooting External Storage XP
107
General External Storage XP Troubleshooting
107
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HP StorageWorks SVS200 User Manual (116 pages)
Continuous Access XP
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Disk array system
| Size: 3.25 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
9
Intended Audience
9
Prerequisites
9
Related Documentation
9
Document Conventions and Symbols
10
HP Technical Support
10
Document Conventions
10
Subscription Service
11
HP Websites
11
Documentation Feedback
11
Continuous Access XP for the Array
13
Overview of Continuous Access XP Operations
13
Components
14
Arrays
15
Main and Remote Control Units (Mcus and Rcus)
15
Continuous Access XP Components for Fibre Channel Connections
15
RAID-Level Configurations for Continuous Access XP
15
Volume Pairs (P-Vols and S-Vols)
16
Continuous Access XP Asynchronous Consistency Groups
17
Remote Copy Connections
17
Continuous Access XP Supported RAID Level Configurations
17
Command View XP Management Station or XP Remote Web Console
18
Initiator Ports and RCU Target Ports
18
Host Failover Software
19
Remote Copy Operations
19
Initial Copy Operations
19
Read and Write I/O Operations for Continuous Access XP Volumes
20
Update Copy Operations
20
Difference Management
21
Max. Numb. of Pairs Accord. to Ea. Emul. Type, When Pairs Are Created Without Cust. Vol
22
Unit for Storing the Differential Data
22
S-VOL Write Option
23
Continuous Access XP Asynchronous Recordset Operations
23
Creating and Storing Recordsets at the MCU
24
Selecting and Settling Recordsets at the RCU
24
Sending Recordsets to the RCU
24
Storing Recordsets at the RCU
24
Inflow Control of Recordsets
25
Types of Recordsets
25
Selecting and Settling Continuous Access XP Async Recordsets at the RCU
25
Continuous Access XP Asynchronous Consistency Group Operations
26
Group Options
26
Sidefile Thresh. Vals. for C XP Asynch. Ops. and Write Pending Ops
26
Continuous Access XP Volume Pair Status
27
Group Operations
27
Continuous Access XP Asynchronous Pair Status
28
Continuous Access XP LUSE Pair Status
28
Continuous Access XP Asynchronous Pair Status Descriptions
28
Continuous Access XP Split Types (PSUS)
30
Continuous Access XP Suspend Types
31
Consistency Status Descriptions for Split/Suspended Continuous Access XP Async S-Vols
31
Continuous Access XP Suspend Types
32
Continuous Access XP Asynchronous Suspension Conditions
33
Preparing for Continuous Access XP Operations
34
System Requirements
34
Requirements and Restrictions
34
Consistency Groups
35
Logical Unit (LU) Types
35
One-To-One Volume Copy Operations
35
Accessing Continuous Access XP P-Vols and S-Vols
36
Cache and Nonvolatile Storage (NVS)
36
Duplicate Volumes
36
Host Failover Software
36
Host System Crash
36
Installing Hardware
37
Fibre Channel Remote Copy Connections
37
Fibre Channel Remote Copy Connections
38
Direct Connection
38
Configuring Mcus and Rcus for Continuous Access XP Operations
39
Fibre Channel Configuration
39
Switch Connection
39
Extender Connection
39
Add RCU Pane
40
RCU Option Pane
40
Combining Continuous Access XP with Other Data Management Operations
41
Async Option Pane
41
Combining CA XP Sync and CA XP Async Functions with Other Products in Arrays
42
Combining Continuous Access XP and BC
45
Data Currency of a Shared Continuous Access XP/BC Volume
46
Host Pair Status Reporting for CA XP, BC, and CA XP/BC Shared Vols
46
Shared Continuous Access XP P-Vol/Business Copy XP P-VOL
47
Shared Continuous Access XP S-Vol/Business Copy XP P-VOL
47
Shared Continuous Access XP/BC P-VOL with Shared Continuous Access XP S-VOL/BC P-VOL
47
Access Attribute and Availability as a Continuous Access XP Pair Volume
48
Combining Continuous Access XP and LUN Security XP Extension
48
Copying Access Attributes
48
Shared Business Copy XP S-Vol/Continuous Access XP P-VOL
48
VMA Setting and Availability of Paircreate Operation
49
Copying Access Attributes
50
License Capacity for LUN Security XP Extension
51
Pair Status and Availability for LUN Security XP Extension Operations
51
Variable Access Attribute (Pair Status of Continuous Access XP P-VOL Is PAIR or COPY)
51
Combining Continuous Access XP and Cache LUN XP
52
Combining Continuous Access XP and Custom Volume Size (CVS)
52
Combining Continuous Access XP and LUN Manager
52
Combining Continuous Access XP and Volume Manager
52
Combining Continuous Access XP and Auto LUN XP
53
Combining Continuous Access XP and Performance Control XP
54
Starting Continuous Access XP
54
Continuous Access XP Panes
54
Continuous Access XP Main Pane
54
Continuous Access XP Functions
56
Continuous Access XP Main Pane (Pair Operation Pane)
57
Volume List
57
Volume List (Partial View)
58
Volume Icons for Continuous Access XP Operations
58
Status Icons for Continuous Access XP Operations
58
Display Filter Pane
59
Continuous Access XP Snapshot Function
60
Display Filter Pane
60
Creating and Exporting (Downloading) Continuous Access XP Snapshot Files
61
RCU Operation Pane
61
Snapshot Functions
61
CU Number Tree and MCU/RCU List
62
RCU Operation Pane
62
RCU Operation Pane with the MCU&RCU Option Button Selected
63
Port Tree and Port List
64
Asynchronous Operation Pane
64
RCU Operation Pane with the Port Option Button Selected
64
Usage Monitor Pane
65
History Operations Pane
66
Usage Monitor Pane
66
History Operations Pane
67
Other Operation Pane
68
Changing Subsystem Settings
69
Option Settings List for the Subsystem and the Pop-Up Menu
69
Performing Continuous Access XP Configuration Operations
70
System Option Pane
70
MCU Operations
71
Configuring MCU Ports
71
RCU Operations
71
Viewing RCU Status (RCU Status)
72
RCU Status Pane
73
Registering Rcus (Add RCU)
74
Logical Path Status
74
Add RCU Pane
75
RCU Option Pane
76
Initial Copy Pace for Calculating Initial Copy Response Time
77
Example Settings
77
RCU Settings Parameter List
78
Modifying RCU Options (Change RCU Option)
79
Deleting Rcus (Delete RCU)
80
RCU Path Parameters
80
Fibre Channel Interface Connections Going through Switches
80
Adding and Deleting Logical Paths for Rcus (Add Path/Delete Path)
81
Add RCU Pane Used for Configuration in the Previous Figure
81
Add Path Pane
81
Adding and Deleting Ssids for Rcus (Add Ssid/Delete SSID)
83
Add SSID Pane
83
Port Change Operation
84
Changing Port Types
84
Modifying Parameters and Deleting Settings
85
Continuous Access XP Asynchronous Operations
85
Viewing Consistency Group Status (CT Group Status)
86
CT Group Status Pane
87
Adding Consistency Groups (Add CT Group)
88
Add CT Group Pane
88
Modifying Consistency Group Options (CT Group Option)
89
CT Group Option Pane
89
Deleting Consistency Groups (Delete CT Group)
90
Consistency Group Settings Parameter List
90
Asynchronous Copy Option
91
Async Option Pane
91
Modifying Parameters and Deleting Consistency Groups
92
Asynchronous Option Settings Parameter List
92
Usage Monitor Operations
93
Starting and Stopping Monitoring
93
Displaying Usage Monitor Graph
94
Display Item Pane
95
Remote Copy I/O Statistics
96
Optimizing Continuous Access XP Operations and Disk Array Performance
97
Discontinuing Continuous Access XP Operations
98
Disk Array Performance Conditions and Recommendations
98
Performing Continuous Access XP Pair Operations
99
Common Procedure for Continuous Access XP Pair Operations
100
List after Command Selection
100
Modifying Parameters and Deleting Lus
100
Pairdisplay Pane
101
Viewing Continuous Access XP Pair Status for Lus and Ldevs (Pairdisplay)
101
Creating Continuous Access XP Volume Pairs (Paircreate)
103
Paircreate (Asynchronous) Pane
103
Paircreate (Synchronous) Pane
103
Pair Settings Parameter List (Paircreate)
105
Continuous Access XP Initial Copy and Pair Options of the Paircreate Pane
106
Splitting Continuous Access XP Pairs (Pairsplit-R)
107
Continuous Access XP Split Types (PSUS)
107
Pairsplit-R Pane
108
Resuming Continuous Access XP Volume Pairs (Pairresync)
110
Pair Settings Parameter List (Pairsplit
110
HP StorageWorks SVS200 Configuration Manual (58 pages)
XP Disk Array Configuration Guide for HP-UX
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Disk array system
| Size: 0.85 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
XP Disk Array Configuration Guide for HP-UX
5
About this Guide
7
Intended Audience
7
Related Documentation
7
Document Conventions and Symbols
7
Document Conventions
7
Conventions for Storage Capacity Values
8
Window Illustrations
9
HP Technical Support
9
Subscription Service
9
HP Websites
9
Documentation Feedback
9
1 Installing and Configuring HP-UX for the XP Disk Array
11
Features and Requirements
11
Fibre Channel Interface
11
Device Emulation Types
12
Failover
12
SNMP Configuration
12
XP RAID Manager Command Devices
13
Installation Roadmap
13
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
14
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
14
Setting the System Option Modes
15
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
15
Host Group Modes (Options)
15
Fabric and Connection Parameter Settings
16
Fabric Topology Settings
16
Fibre Address
16
Installing and Configuring the Host
17
Loading the Operating System and Software
17
Installing and Configuring the Hbas
17
Clustering and Fabric Zoning
17
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security for Multiple Operating Systems
18
Connecting the Disk Array
18
Defining the Paths
18
SAN Fabric Zoning and LUN Security Settings
18
Verifying HBA Installation
19
Verifying Device Recognition
19
Device File Name Example
20
Configuring Disk Array Devices
21
Verifying the Device Files and Drivers
21
Creating the Device Files
23
Creating the Physical Volumes
24
Device Information Example
24
Creating New Volume Groups
25
Creating Logical Volumes
26
Creating the File Systems
28
Setting the I/O Timeout Parameter
29
Creating the Mount Directories
30
Mounting and Verifying the File Systems
30
Setting and Verifying the Auto-Mount Parameters
31
Auto-Mount Parameters
31
HP StorageWorks SVS200 Configuration Manual (46 pages)
HP StorageWorks XP Disk Array Configuration Guide: Solaris (A5951-96305, September 2010)
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Disk array system
| Size: 0.94 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
XP Disk Array Configuration Guide: Solaris
5
Installing and Configuring Solaris for the XP Family of Disk Arrays
7
Features and Requirements
7
Fibre Channel Interface
8
Device Emulation Types
8
Failover
9
SNMP Configuration
9
RAID Manager Command Devices
9
Installation Roadmap
10
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
10
Defining the Paths
10
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
11
Host Group Modes (Options)
12
Setting the System Option Modes
13
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
13
Fabric and Connection Parameter Settings
14
Fibre Address
14
Installing and Configuring the Host
15
Installing and Configuring the Fcas
15
Loading the Operating System and Software
15
Wwn
15
Point-To-Point Fabric Topology Example
15
Fabric Topology Settings
15
Setting the Disk and Device Parameters
16
Max Throttle (Queue Depth) Requirements for the Devices
16
Configuring Fcas with the Sun SAN Driver Stack
17
Configuring Emulex Fcas with the Lpfc Driver
18
Configuring Qlogic Fcas with the Qla2300 Driver
19
Configuring AMCC/JNI Fcas (Legacy Support XP12000 Only)
20
Verifying the FCA Configuration
21
Clustering and Fabric Zoning
21
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security for Multiple Operating Systems
22
Connecting the Disk Array
22
Adding the New Device Paths to the System
22
Multi-Cluster Environment
22
Verifying Host Recognition of Disk Array Devices
23
Configuring Disk Array Devices
23
Creating the File Systems
24
Labeling and Partitioning the Devices
24
Creating the Mount Directories
25
Configuring for Use with Veritas Volume Manager 4.X and Later
25
Troubleshooting
27
Error Conditions
27
Support and Other Resources
29
Contacting HP
29
Subscription Service
29
Related Information
29
HP Websites
30
Conventions for Storage Capacity Values
30
HP Product Documentation Survey
30
HP StorageWorks SVS200 Configuration Manual (40 pages)
HP StorageWorks XP Disk Array Configuration Guide for Linux XP24000, XP20000, XP12000, XP10000, SVS 200 (A5951 - 96097, Septembe
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Disk array system
| Size: 0.7 MB
Table of Contents
Xp Disk Array Configuration Guide for Linux
1
Table of Contents
3
XP Disk Array Configuration Guide for Linux
5
Preface
7
About this Guide
7
Intended Audience
7
Related Documentation
7
Document Conventions and Symbols
7
Document Conventions
7
Conventions for Storage Capacity Values
8
Graphical Interface Illustrations
9
HP Technical Support
9
Subscription Service
9
HP Websites
9
Documentation Feedback
10
1 Installing and Configuring Linux for the XP Disk Array
11
Features and Requirements
11
Fibre Channel Interface
11
Device Emulation Types
12
Partitions
12
Failover
12
SNMP Configuration
13
XP RAID Manager Command Devices
13
Installation Roadmap
13
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
14
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
14
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
15
Host Group Mode (Option)
15
Fabric and Connection Parameter Settings
16
Fabric Topology Settings
16
Simple Point-To-Point Fabric Topology Example
16
Fibre Address
17
Setting the System Option Modes
17
Installing and Configuring the Host
17
Installing and Configuring the Fcas
17
Loading the Operating System and Software
17
Clustering and Fabric Zoning
17
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security for Multiple Operating Systems
18
Connecting the Disk Array
18
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security Settings
18
Multi-Cluster Environment
18
Restarting the Linux Server
19
Verifying New Device Recognition
19
Defining the Paths
20
Configuring Disk Array Devices
21
Partitioning the Devices
21
Creating the File Systems
21
Creating File Systems with Ext2
21
Creating the Mount Directories
22
Creating the Mount Table
22
Verifying File System Operation
23
HP StorageWorks SVS200 Configuration Manual (34 pages)
HP StorageWorks XP Disk Array Configuration Guide: Windows (A5951-96204, September 2010)
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Disk array system
| Size: 0.78 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
XP Disk Array Configuration Guide: Windows
5
1 Installing and Configuring Windows for the XP Family of Disk Arrays
7
Features and Requirements
7
Fibre Channel Interface
7
Device Emulation Types
8
Failover
8
SNMP Configuration
8
RAID Manager Command Devices
9
Installation Roadmap
9
Installing and Configuring the Disk Array
9
Defining the Paths
10
Setting the Host Mode and Host Group Mode for the Disk Array Ports
11
Host Mode Settings
11
Volume Names for Host Mode Setting
11
Host Group Modes (Options)
12
Setting the System Option Modes
13
Configuring the Fibre Channel Ports
13
Fibre Address
13
Fabric and Connection Parameter Settings
13
Installing and Configuring the Host
14
Loading the Operating System and Software
14
Installing and Configuring the Fcas
14
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security
14
Point-To-Point Fabric Topology Example
14
Fabric Topology Settings
14
Connecting the Disk Array
15
Fabric Zoning and LUN Security Settings
15
Multi-Cluster Environment
15
Verifying the Host Recognizes Array Devices
16
Configure Disk Devices
16
Writing Signatures
16
Creating and Formatting Disk Partitions
17
Verifying File System Operations
17
2 Troubleshooting
19
Error Conditions
19
3 Support and Other Resources
21
Contacting HP
21
Subscription Service
21
Related Information
21
HP Websites
21
Conventions for Storage Capacity Values
22
HP Product Documentation Survey
22
A Path Worksheet
23
Worksheet
23
Path Worksheet
23
B Disk Array Supported Emulations
25
Supported Emulations
25
Emulation Specifications
25
General Notes
26
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