SystemWalker/StorageMGR User's Guide V10 · User's Guide V10.0L10 . Preface ... SystemWalker is a generic name for products for operation management of Fujitsu-provided distributed

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SystemWalker/StorageMGR

User's Guide V10.0L10

Preface

++ Purpose

This manual explains how to operate Web-GUI with SystemWalker/StorageMGR.

SystemWalker is a generic name for products for operation management of Fujitsu-provided distributed systems.

++ Reader

This manual is intended for system managers who use SystemWalker/StorageMGR for storage management.

++ Organization

This manual consists of three chapters:

+ Chapter 1 SystemWalker/StorageMGR Web Client

This chapter explains how to operate the initial window.

+ Chapter 2 Operation of Authentication Feature Window

This chapter explains how to operate the authentication feature (security management) window.

+ Chapter 3 Operation of Backup Management Window

This chapter explains how to operate the backup management window.

+ Chapter 4 Operation of SAN resource management

This chapter explains how to operate the SAN resource management window.

+ Chapter 5 Operation of Operation of space management

This chapter explains how to operate the space management window.

++ Positioning of this manual

The SystemWalker/StorageMGR manuals are listed below: · SystemWalker/StorageMGR Installation Guide

This manual explains how to install SystemWalker/StorageMGR. · SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide

This manual explains how to operate SystemWalker/StorageMGR. · SystemWalker/StorageMGR User's Guide (this manual)

This manual explains how to operate Web-GUI with SystemWalker/StorageMGR. · SystemWalker/StorageMGR Messages

This manual explains the messages displayed with SystemWalker/StorageMGR. The reader is recommended to read and understand the entire SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide before reading this manual.

++ Abbreviation · Microsoft(R) Windows NT(R) Server network operating system Version 4.0 and Microsoft(R) Windows NT(R)

Workstation operating system Version 4.0 are abbreviated to WindowsNT. · Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 95 operating system is abbreviated to Windows95. · Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 98 operating system is abbreviated to Windows98. · Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 2000 Professional, Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 2000 Server, and Microsoft(R)

Windows(R) 2000 Advanced Server are abbreviated to Windows2000. · Microsoft(R) Windows(R) Millennium Edition is abbreviated to Windows Me. · SystemWalker/StorageMGR that operates in a Solaris system is abbreviated to Solaris-version

SystemWalker/StorageMGR. · A SystemWalker/StorageMGR manager is abbreviated to SystemWalker/StorageMGR-M or StorageMGR-M. · A SystemWalker/StorageMGR agent is abbreviated to SystemWalker/StorageMGR-A or StorageMGR-A. ++ Trademarks

Windows, WindowsNT, SQL Server, and Internet Explorer are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.

Netscape logotypes and Netscape product and service names are trademarks or registered trademarks of Netscape Communications Corporation in the United States and other countries.

Solaris, Java, and all trademarks and logotypes related to Java are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, inc. in the United States and other countries.

UNIX is a registered trademark exclusively owned by X/Open Company Limited in the United States and other

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ORACLE is a registered trademark of Oracle Corporation.

Chapter 1 SystemWalker/StorageMGR Web Client

This chapter explains the window structure of the SystemWalker/StorageMGR Web client and how to operate the initial window.

1.1 Web Client and Window Structure

SystemWalker/StorageMGR, which provides efficient operation of distributed storage, uses a Web browser for centralized management of storage. The management function offered with Web client of this product is as follows: · Security management · Backup management · SAN management · Space management Each management window is activated from the SystemWalker/StorageMGR initial window. On the initial window the user can define a storage management server, storage server for storage management, and device information.

Figure 1.1 shows the SystemWalker/StorageMGR window structure.

[Figure 1.1 SystemWalker/StorageMGR initial window]

Figure 1.2 shows an example system environment configuration.

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[Figure 1.2 Example system environment configuration]

The initial window and management windows of SystemWalker/StorageMGR are executed via the Web browser. Therefore, Java Plug-in 1.3.1_01 or newer must be installed in the client. For details of the installation, see Chapter 1.2.12, "Download."

1.2 Initial Window

Activate the initial window by selecting the SystemWalker/StorageMGR URL on the Web browser.

[SystemWalker/StorageMGR URL]

To access the Storage management server by its physical IP address, enter:

http://storage-management-server-physical-IP-address-(:port-number)/swstorage/index.html

To access the Storage management server by its logical IP address (ex. in cluster operation), enter:

http://storage-management-server logical-IP-address (:port-number)/swstorage/index.html

When the default (80) is set as a service target port number in the Web server setup, no port number need be specified. When a value other than the default is set, specify a port number.

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If Internet Explorer 4.X is used and the window height too low, operation may be abnormal because not all buttons are visible. If this is the case, adjust the window height and repeat the operation (operation is normal when the copyright is displayed completely on the Web browser).

1.2.1 User authentication

When [SystemWalker/StorageMGR URL] is selected on the Web browser, the authentication dialog box is displayed. Enter the name and password of a user or privileged user registered with the SystemWalker/StorageMGR authentication feature (i.e. startup account in SystemWalker/StorageMGR installation), and select [OK].

See Chapter 2, "Authentication Feature Window Operation"for the user registration method and access permission.

If user authentication fails, an error dialog is displayed as shown below. Enter the correct user name and password. · If a user name not registered in the system or an incorrect password is enter, the following error message is

displayed:

· A user name registered in the system was entered, but this user name is either not recorded in the

SystemWalker/StorageMGR authentication system or has not the required write, execute, or read permission.

A display item type, item sequence, and item display width set with a user on the initial window are held for the user and are valid on the window when it is reactivated by the user. The preceding setup is valid when the same user name is used.

1.2.2 Server list view

This is the first view displayed after authentication of the user name and password.

This view displays server information.

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This view is displayed when [Basic tree directory] is double-clicked on the Tree window.

1.2.2.1 Display Item

Table 1.1 lists displayed items.

[Table 1.1 Items displayed on server list view]

Item No. Item name Explanation

1 Server name Managing server name

2 Server type Server type (Storage management server or Storage server)

3 SP "Y" in case of SP series

4 OS type Type of installed OS

5 OS version Version of installed OS

6 Edition Installed edition of this product

7 Version Installed version of this product

8 IP address IP address of managing server

9 Port number Port number for communication with managing server

1.2.2.2 Operation

Table 1.2 lists the supported operations.

[Table 1.2 Operations supported on server list view]

Operation Explanation Operation method

Addition of server Adds server. See "Server registration method".

Change of Server Changes server information. See "Server modification method."

Deletion of server Deletes sever. See "Server deletion method."

Acquisition and reflection of information on all devices

Acquires and reflects information about all server-managed devices

See "Acquisition/reflection of information on all devices."

1.2.3 Device list view

This view displays information about devices managed with a specified server.

This view is displayed when a server name is double-clicked on the Tree window.

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1.2.3.1 Display Item

Tables 1.3a, 1.3b, and 1.3c list displayed items. The table entries "SDX" and "SDX object" are SynfinityDISK terms. For details, please refer to the SynfinityDISK manual.

[Table 1.3a Items displayed on device list view (Windows server)]

Item No. Item name Explanation Display

selection Default

1 Device name

Name of device which SystemWalker/StorageMGR manages internally

Displayed in the g?d?p? format

g?: Disk array number(If there is no device mounted on the GR series model, this value is 0.)

d?: Disk number(*1)

p?: Logical disk number(*2)

For SDX object, format"disk class name/mirror volume name:g?d?p?"is used

Disk class name: SDX object disk class name

Mirror volume name: SDX object mirror volume name

Yes

2 Block device name

Block device name

Displayed in the disk?p? format

Disk?: Disk number displayed with disk administrator

p?: Logical disk number(*2)

Yes Yes

3 Mount point Drive letter Yes Yes

4 File system type File system type Yes Yes

5 Device type Device type (Normal or SDX) Yes Yes

6 Size (MB) Size assigned to device (MB) Yes Yes

(*1) Number assigned uniquely in disk array device and different from disk number in disk administrator

(*2) Logical disk sequence number in disk. The logical disk is defined in the disk administrator as explained below. The numbers are assigned sequentially from left to right in the disk administrator. · For a basic partition, the entire partition · For an extended partition, logical drive in the partition

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[Table 1.3b Items displayed on device list view (Solaris server)]

Item No. Item name Explanation Display selection Default

1 Device name RAW device name Yes

2 Block device name Block device name Yes Yes

3 Mount point Mount point name Yes Yes


5 Device type Device type (Normal or SDX) Yes Yes

6 Size (MB) Size assigned to device (MB) Yes Yes

[Table 1.3c Items displayed on device list view (HP-UX server)]

Item No. Item name Explanation Display selection Default

1 Device name RAW device name Yes

2 Block device name Block device name Yes Yes

3 Mount point Mount point name Yes Yes


5 Device type Device type（Normal） Yes Yes

6 Size（MB） Size assigned to device（MB） Yes Yes

"Yes" in the display selection column indicates that the item is to be displayed and can be selected (see Chapter 1.2.11, "Changing device display item."

"Yes" in the default column indicates that the item is displayed when the screen is initialized.

1.2.3.2 Operation

Table 1.4 lists supported operation.

[Table 1.4 Operation supported on device list view]


Acquisition and reflection of information on specific device

Acquires and reflects information about the specific device

See "Acquisition/reflection of information on specific device."

Deletion of device information Deletes device information. See "Device information deletion method"

1.2.4 Partition list view

This view displays information about the partitions constituting the specified device.

This view is displayed when a device name is double-clicked on the Tree window.

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1.2.4.1 Display item

Tables 1.5a, 1.5b, and 1.5c list displayed items.

[Table 1.5a Items displayed on partition list view (Windows server)]


1 Partition name

Partition name

If present on the GR series system, the display format is the same as that in item No. 1 of Table 1.3a.

In cases other than the above,

the S?p? format is used

S?: Signature (8-digit hexadecimal notation)

p?: Logical disk number (*1)

2 Identifier name Device name managed internally by SystemWalker/StorageMGR

The display format is the same as that in item No. 1 of Table 1.3a.

3 Physical disk name

Physical disk name

The display format is the same as that in item No. 2 of Table 1.3a.

4 Device type If present on the GR series system, "GR".

5 LU number If present on the GR series system, LU number.

(*1) Logical disk sequence number of disk. The logical disk is defined by the disk administrator as explained below. The numbers are assigned sequentially from the top left to the right by the disk administrator. · For a basic partition, the entire partition. · For an extended partition, a logical drive in the partition.

[Table 1.5b Items displayed on partition list view (Solaris server)]

Item No Item name Explanation

1 Partition name RAW device name

For SDX object, format "RAW device name:c?t?d?" is used.

2 Identifier name Block device name

For SDX object, format "block device name:c?t?d?" is used.

3 Physical disk name This item is left blank.


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5 LU number If present on the GR series system, LU number.

[Table 1.5c Items displayed on partition list view (HP-UX server)]


1 Partition name RAW device name

2 Identifier name Block device name

3 Physical disk name This item is left blank.


5 LU number If present on the GR series sytem, LU number.

1.2.4.2 Operation

No operations are supported by partition list view.

1.2.5 Server registration method

The screen shown below is displayed when [Basic tree directory] is selected on the server list view and [Addition of server...] is selected on the [Operation] menu.

The same screen is also displayed when [Basic tree directory] is right-clicked on the server list view and [Addition of server...] is selected on the displayed Popup menu.

To add a new server, enter the necessary information in the following dialog and click [OK].

Table 1.6 lists the input items.

[Table 1.6 Items to be specified for server addition]

Item No.

Item name Selection Value Explanation

Input Within 255 bytes

1 Server name Use of

hostname -

Name for server management with SystemWalker/StorageMGR

2 IP address -

Value conforming to IPv4 rule

Server physical IP address if the server is managed as a physical server. Logical IP address if the server is managed as a logical server.

3 Port number - 1024 to 65535

Port number assigned to service name stgxfws (default: 1226) if the server is managed as a physical server.

Port number assigned to service name stgxfws_?

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(*1) if the server is managed as a logical server.

(*1) ? is the logical node name of StorageMGR that is specified during cluster setup.

1.2.6 Server modification method

This chapter explains how to change server information.

The Web screen can be used to change the following server information: · Storage server IP address · Storage server port number · Storage management server name · Storage server name In addition, the SP series GR cabinet management information can be changed.

For the procedure on how to change the items listen below, refer to Chapter 9.5 in the SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's guide. · Storage management server IP address · Storage management server port number

1.2.6.1 How to change the storage server IP address

1. Stop the SystemWalker/StorageMGR service in the target storage server. For details on the stop method, refer to Chapter 2 in the Systemwalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide.

2. Change the system IP address in the storage server. 3. Activate the SystemWalker/StorageMGR service in the storage server. For details on the activation method,

refer to Chapter 2 in the SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide. 4. Select the server whose information is to be changed on the server list view, and select [Change of server...]

on the [Operation] menu or select [Change of server...] on the popup menu displayed by right-clicking the server selected on the server list view. Then, the following dialog is displayed.

5. Change the information as needed and select [OK].

1.2.6.2 How to change the storage server port number

1. Stop the SystemWalker/StorageMGR service in the target storage server. For details on the stop method, refer to Chapter 2 in the SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide.

2. In the storage server, change the port number for the SystemWalker/StorageMGR communication service (stgxfws). When the Storage server is Solaris server or HP-UX server, change the communication service (stgxfws) port number written in the /etc/services. When the Storage server is Windows server, change the communication service (stgxfws) port number written in the Windows installation directory ¥system32¥drivers¥etc¥services.

3. Activate the SystemWalker/StorageMGR service in the storage server. For details on the activation method, refer to Chapter 2 in the SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide.

4. Select the server whose information is to be changed on the server list view, and select [Change of server...] on the [Operation] menu or select [Change of server...] on the popup menu displayed by right-clicking the server selected on the server list view. Then, the following dialog is displayed.

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5. Change the information as needed and then click [OK].

1.2.6.3 How to change the storage management server name

1. Determine whether the change target storage management server is also used as a storage server. If it is, see the chapter entitled, "How to change the storage server name."


3. Change the information as needed and then click [OK]. 4. Execute the server information change command (stgcmmodnode) in each storage server managed with this

storage management server. For details on the server information change command, refer to Chapter 10.2.1 in the SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide.

1.2.6.4 How to change storage server name

1. Delete the storage server environment. For the deletion method, refer to Chapter 4.6.4 in the SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide.


3. Change information as and then click [OK].

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1.2.6.5 How to change the SP series GR cabinet management information

1. On the server list view, select the SP server whose GR cabinet management information is to be changed, and select [Change of server...] in the [Operation] menu. Alternatively, on the server list view, select the server whose information is to be changed, right-click the selected server and select [Change of server...] in the popup menu . The following dialog is then displayed.

2. Without changing the contents, select [OK], and the GR cabinet management information is changed.

1.2.7 Server deletion method

Select the target server on the server list view and select [Deletion of server...] on the [Operation] menu to display the dialog shown below.

Otherwise, display the screen shown below by selecting the target server on the server list view and selecting [Deletion of server...] on the popup menu displayed by right-clicking the selected server.

Select [OK] to delete the server.

A storage management server cannot be deleted.

1.2.8 Device information registration method

The following two methods can be used: · Acquisition/reflection of information on all devices · Acquisition/reflection of information on specific device

Use this method not only when starting operation but also when changing the device configuration because registration, deletion, and update are implemented by comparing the present device control information with the detected device information.

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The device information of the SP server device cannot be registered because it is not subject to SystemWalker/StorageMGR management.

1.2.8.1 Acquisition/reflection of information on all devices

Acquire and reflect all server-managed devices.

Use this method for the initial registration of device information 1. Select a target server on the server list view and select [Acquisition and Reflection of Information on All

Devices...] on the [Operation] menu to display the dialog shown below. Otherwise, display the diarog shown below by selecting the target server on the server list view and selecting [Acquisition and Reflection of Information on All Devices...] on the popup menu displayed by right-clicking the selected server.

The time needed for this operation is proportional to the total number of devices defined with the selected storage server. If many devices are defined, perform this operation when there is low CPU load and I/O load. The standard time necessary for one device (partition) is about 0.5 seconds without load.

2. Select [OK] to acquire information about all devices defined with the selected server.

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If the currently managed device information is acquired, the following dialog is displayed.

3. To stop the device information acquisition, select [Cancel].

The confirmation dialog shown below is displayed. Select [OK] to stop the acquisition or [Cancel] to continue it.

When the acquisition is stopped normally, the following dialog is displayed.

4. For the acquired device information, specify addition of detected device information and deletion of device

information which is the management target but is undetected.

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5. If [OK] is selected, the dialog shown below might be displayed.

If the LUN slice of the GR cabinet, which contains the partitions of the displayed device, is shared with another device, select [OK]. (Example: When the backup server is in operation.) If [Cancel] is selected, operation returns to step 4.

When managing logical servers operating on a single physical server, be sure not to register a device more than once.

6. If the dialog explained in step 5 is not displayed or if [OK] is selected in the dialog of step 5, the settings contents for the specified device are reflected on the system. If the device information has been changed, the information of the detected device is updated.

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If an error occurs in changing the device information, the color of the corresponding device name changes to red or yellow. The meanings of the colors are as follows: · Red

Information of this device is under management but undetected. An error occurs when deleting it. · Yellow

Information different from the currently managed information is acquired. An error occurs when updating the current information.

Execute the action described in the error message displayed in the preceding error dialog and then reexecute the device information acquisition.

1.2.8.2 Acquisition/reflection of information on specific device

Acquire and reflect specific device.

Use this method to update registered device information. 1. Select the target device on the device list view and select [Acquisition and Reflection of Information on Specific

Device...] on the [Operation] menu to display the dialog shown below. Otherwise, display the dialog shown below by selecting the target device on the device list view and selecting [Acquisition and Reflection of Information on Specific Device...] on the popup menu displayed by right-clicking the selected server.

2. Select [OK] to display the dialog shown below and acquire information on specific device.

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If the currently managed device information is acquired, the following dialog is displayed.

3. Select [OK] to reflect the acquired device information.

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1.2.9 Device information deletion method

Acquiring and/or reflecting device information causes the system to compare processing with the device information on the current managing device. However, this method deletes device information regardless of whether device information can be detected on the current managing device.

Select the target server on the device list viewand select [Deletion of device information...] on the [Operation] menu to display the dialog shown below.

Otherwise, display the dialog shown below by selecting the target device on the device list view and selecting [Deletion of device information...] on the popup menu displayed by right-clicking the selected device.

Select [OK] to delete the device.

1.2.10 Activating each management window

Select the management window to be activated on the [File] menu on the window. Then, the selected management window is displayed.

1.2.11 Changing device display item

· For some items listed in Table 1.3a, Table 1.3b or Table 1.3c, whether they are to be displayed on the device list view can be selected.

Select [Change in Displayed Item of Device...] on the [View] menu to display the dialog shown below.

Select items to be displayed and then [OK].

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When [All released] is selected, none of the selection target items are displayed on the device list view.

When [All selected] is selected, all of the selection target items are displayed.

When [Default] is selected, items with "Yes" in the default column in Table 1.3a, Table 1.3b or Table 1.3c are displayed. Select [Default] to initialize the setting.

Items with "Yes" in the display selection column in Table 1.3a, Table 1.3b or Table 1.3c can be the target of this selection.

1.2.12 Download

This chapter explains how to download software necessary for the initial management window.

Download software from the link destination of a screen displayed on the Web browser.

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1.2.12.1 Downloading the Java Plug-in installer

Java Plug-in 1.3.1_01 or newer must be installed in the client to use the initial and each management window. Select the Sun Microsystems,Inc. Java2 Runtime Environment download homepage linked to the screen displayed in the Web browser (the link destination URL may be changed without prior notice) when SystemWalker/StorageMGR URL is selected from the Web browser. Then, download the installer for Java Plug-in 1.3.1_01 or newer.

If a version earlier than Java Plug-in 1.3.1_01 is installed in the client. Remove it before installing Java Plug-in 1.3.1_01 or newer.

Be sure to restart the Web browser.

1.2.12.2 Downloading Authentication-Related Files

Authentication-related files must be set up to enable the functions listed in Table 1.7. Use the procedure explained below to set up the files.

[Table 1.7 Cases requiring the setup of authentication-related files ]

Item No.

Management function Conditions Refer to

1 SANmanagement Pastes the contents from the clipboard in the text entry window of applications such as Notepad.

Chapter 4.8 in the SystemWalker/StorageMGR User's Guide

2 SANmanagement Starts applications on a client using device management software-calling functions of

Chapter 7.4.3 in the SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide

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other manufacturers (Hitachi, EMC, etc.).

3 All The Storage management server is operated by logic IP. (The cluster operation is included. )

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1. If swstorage.policy, which is linked to the screen displayed by the web browser, is selected after pointing the browser to the SystemWalker/StorageMGR URL, a download dialog box is displayed. If [Save to file] or [Save this file to disk] is selected, the following dialog box is displayed. Save the file to the directory containing the Java Plug-ins installation folder ¥lib¥security.

2. After saving the file, edit the first line of the saved file as explained below. - If the physical IP address (or the logical IP address in the case that the storage management server is

to be accessed by logical IP address) of the storage management server is "50.50.50.50" and the port number is set to the default value (80): Change "10.10.10.10" to "50.50.50.50".

- If the physical IP address (or the logical IP address in the case that the storage management server is to be accessed by logical IP address) of the storage management server is "50.50.50.50" and the port number is set to "8080": Change "10.10.10.10" to "50.50.50.50:8080".

3. Edit as explained below in accordance with the corresponding item No. listed in Table 1.7. - If the system falls under item No. 2, replace "c:¥¥aaa¥¥bbb.exe" on the third line of the saved file with

the absolute path of the startup application.Please note the repeated description of "¥" as the file separator, and the description by the MS-DOS form when you describe passing.

- If the system falls under item No. 3, replace "20.20.20.20" on the fourth line of the saved file with the physical IP address. (For cluster operation, copy the fourth line, add it just above the final line and replace the IP addresses with the respective physical IP addresses because the physical IP addresses of both the operating and standby machines must be defined.)

4. Modify the Java Plug-in installation folder ¥lib¥security¥java.security file, which is the authentication setup file, as shown below. # The default is to have a single system-wide policy file,

# and a policy file in the user's home directory.

policy.url.1=file:${java.home}/lib/security/java.policy

policy.url.2=file:${user.home}/.java.policy

policy.url.3=file:${java.home}/lib/security/swstorage.policy

Depending on the version of the Web browser that is used, the authentication-related files may be saved with incorrect file names. For example, "swstorage.policy" may be changed to "swstorage.policy.policy." If the file name is incorrect, the Web client cannot be used normally. Therefore, after saving the file, check whether its name is correct. If the file name is incorrect, change it to "swstorage.policy."

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After modifying the data in the authentication settiong file, be sure to restart the Web browser.

1.2.13 Required access permisson

Access permissions required on the initial window are listed in Table 1.8. The access permission that has a higher privilege in backup management and space management shall be used on the initial window.

For details regarding access permissions, see Chapter 2, "Authentication Feature Window Operation".

[Table 1.8 Access permissions required on initial window]

Operation Write permission

Execute permission

Read permission

Server information display Yes Yes Yes

Device information display Yes Yes Yes

Partition information display Yes Yes Yes

Change in Displayed item of Device Yes Yes Yes

Updates to Latest Information Yes Yes Yes

Addition of server Yes No No

Change of server Yes No No

Deletion of server Yes No No

Acquisition and Reflection of Information on All Devices Yes No No

Acquisition and Reflection of Information on Specific Device Yes No No

Deletion of device information Yes No No

Yes: Operation possible; No: Operation impossible

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Chapter 2 Authentication Feature Window Operation

This chapter describes the Authentication Feature functions of the StorageMGR management and how to use theStorageMGR window.

2.1 Security Management with Authentication Feature

When SystemWalker/StorageMGR Web-GUI is used, Backup management function/space management function/SAN resource management function can be easily done only by the operation of the mouse. Therefore, a careless or accidental click of the mouse can destroy data.

SystemWalker/StorageMGR supports a function (Authentication Feature) to set the following permissions for each user: · Write permission

With this permission, all windows can be operated/displayed. Backup Management/Space management/SAN resource management information can also be changed. This permission is higher than the other two. This permission can be set only for a user belonging to the Administrators group.

· Execute permission With this permission, all windows can be operated/displayed.

· Read permission With this permission, all windows can be displayed but none of them can be operated.

At the end of SystemWalker/StorageMGR-M installation, only users that were defined with startup accounts are registered as authentication feature users. They are not displayed on the authentication feature management window. The write permission is set unconditionally for these startup accounts.

Addition, deletion and access permission changes are possible only for users defined with startup accounts specified during SystemWalker/StorageMGR-M installation.

Only users satisfying the following conditions can use SystemWalker/StorageMGR: · The user name consists of 20 or less alphanumeric characters. · The password consists of 14 or less alphanumeric characters. The Read permission or the Execute permission is given to the user who does not belong to the Administrators group. Afterwards, When a user becomes a member of the Administrators group, that user receives the write permission unconditionally.

Observe the following regarding operation in Windows(R) 2000: · NetBIOS over TCP/IP setup

Make sure NetBIOS over TCP/IP is enabled. It defaults to enable during Windows(R) 2000 installation. If it is disabled, enable it again in the details setup as follows:

1. On the control panel, open [Network and Dial-up Connections], [Local Area Connection], [Properties]. 2. Select [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties], and then click on [Properties]. From the General

Properties window, click on [Advanced]. 3. Open the WINS tag and check the radio button for [Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP] · Access control with user principle name

User authentication and access control are impossible with a user principle name installed with Windows(R) 2000. A user principle name (user-name@DNS-name) can indicate a user only when Active Directory is installed.

· Password length used with Windows2000 Windows2000 allows a password consisting of 127 or less alphanumeric characters, but can be specified with Windows2000, but SystemWalker/StorageMGR only accepts passwords consisting of 14 or less alphanumeric characters.

2.2 Authentication Feature Management Window

To display the Authentication Feature Management window, logon to SystemWalker/StorageMGR using one of the startup accounts. Then click on [Security], [View]. The view option displays the current user name and access permissions. To add, delete, or change permissions of the Authentication Feature users, logon to SystemWalker/StorageMGR using one of the startup accounts. Then click on [Security], [Edit].

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[Figure 2.1 Authentication Feature Management window]

· The Authentication Feature Management window can be used with a startup account specified during

StorageMGR-M installation. · User names are displayed in numeric/alphabetic order. Users belonging to the Administrators group are

displayed in gray. · A user defined with a startup account during StorageMGR-M installation is not displayed. User addition, access

permission change, and user deletion cannot be executed for the user · A user under operation of the Authentication feature is displayed in gray. No operation is possible for such a

user. · Change of access permissions of a user in this window becomes valid when the users logs in. · When a user with the operation or Read permission becomes an Administrators group member, the display

color of the user becomes gray and the Write permission is set for the user. However, the preceding access right (operation or Read permission) is displayed. Therefore, use the "Change access permission" function to change the display to the Write permission to prevent mistakes.

[Figure 2.2 When a user with the operation or reference right becomes an Administrators group member]

2.2.1 Table view

When a tree view management function is selected, the list of users registered with the selected function and access permission information is displayed on this view.

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[Table 2.1 Table view]

Header Explanation

User name User name registered with selected management function

Backup Management Backup Management access permission given to user

Space Management Space Management access permission given to user

SAN Management SAN Management access permission given to user

2.2.2 Menu bar

The menus displayed on the menu bar are explained below.

2.2.2.1 File menu

The only function available is [Exit].

[Figure 2.3 File menu]

2.2.2.2 Operation menu

This menu is used to call the dialogues windows of each operation. The operations done on this menu can also be done on the popup menu displayed when the mouse is right-clicked on the Authentication Feature management window. The possible operations are explained below. · "Add User"

A user can be registered. For details, see Chapter 2.2.3, "Add User Dialogue." · "Change access permission"

Access permission given to a user can be changed. For details, see Chapter 2.2.4, "Change Access Permission Dialogue."

· "Delete User" A registered user can be deleted. For details, see Chapter 2.2.5, "Delete User Dialogue."

To process a specified user, select the user, then click [Operation] and select the desired function. To process two or more users; select the users on this window in advance.

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[Figure 2.4 Operation menu (when user selected)]

if no user is selected and you click the [Operation] menu, the only option is Add user.

[Figure 2.5 Operation menu (when no user selected)]

2.2.2.3 View menu

The only [option under this menu is [Refresh]. Select [Refresh] to immediately display access permission changes.

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[Figure 2.6 View menu]

When "Refresh" is executed, the user-name is displayed in Numerical and alphabetical order.

2.2.2.4 Help menu

The [Help] menu has two options. [Help] displays help for this window and [Version] display the version number of StorageMGR.

[Figure 2.7 Help menu]

2.2.3 Add User Dialogue

A user can be registered in this dialogue. Select the user to be registered from the list and move it to the target list. Select the access permission for this user, and then click the [OK] button. Two or more users can be selected as a target group.

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[Figure 2.8 Add User dialogue]

· Local users names registered with the storage management server are displayed. If the storage management

server is a primary domain controller or backup domain controller, domain user names are displayed. · Only users with system local logon authority can be registered. If a user without the authority is registered, an

error occurs when authenticating the user. · Users in the Administrators group are displayed in gray. Only the write permission can be set for these users.

When processing two or more users and some of those users belong to the Administrators group, only the write permission can be set.

· A user name registered with a management function is not displayed in the user name list dialogue. · If a selected user cannot be found, the warning dialogue shown in Figure 2.9 is displayed and the

Authentication feature management window is displayed.

[Figure 2.9 Warning dialogue indicating that the user selected as a registration target was not found]

· When this dialogue is opened, and anything does not do the access permission operation, the gray is

displayed to the access permission of “>>" “<<" “OK" button and each management. Moreover, an initial value of the access permission is a read permission.

· If an error occurs when defining multiple users, only the definition for the affected user need be repeated. In the example shown in Figure 2.10, there were three user definition errors. Select one message at a time to obtain help information pertaining to that error.

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[Figure 2.10 Dialogue indicating access right setting error]

2.2.4 Change Access Permission Dialogue

An access permission given to a selected user can be changed in this dialogue. Select the desired access permission from the combo box and then press the OK button. When two or more users are selected, the specified access permission is set for all the selected users.

[Figure 2.11 Change Access Permission dialogue]

· When this dialogue is opened by specifying a user, the current access permissions of the user for each

management function are displayed. When this dialogue is displayed by selecting multiple users, "no access permission" is displayed as the initial access permission for each management function. "Write permission" is displayed for a user in the Administrators group as the initial access permission. Only the Write permission can set when processing multiple users and one or more of those users belong to the Administrators group.

· If an error occurs when defining multiple users, only the definition for the affected user need be repeated.

2.2.5 Delete User Dialogue

A selected user can be deleted with this dialogue. Check the user name and then press the OK button. When two or more users are selected, the users are deleted simultaneously.

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[Figure 2.12 Delete User dialogue]

· If an error occurs when deleting multiple users, only the operation for the affected user need be repeated.

2.2.6 Authentication information dialogue

Permission information about logged-in users is displayed in this dialogue. This dialogue is also displayed when [View] is selected on the Authentication Feature Management window.

[Figure 2.13 Authentication Information Dialogue]

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Chapter 3 Backup Management Operations

This chapter covers the client's window functions and how to operate its functions.

3.1 Backup Management Window Configuration

The purpose of the backup management is to reduce the load in backup operation and management work in distribution systems. It provides the following functions through the Web browser: · Backup policy management function

This function allows the user to set up and manage the number of backup preservation generations and backup interval days as the backup policy for volumes to be backed up. Regarding the interval days, delay is reported at information display.

· Backup function The backup function enables users to back up ordinary Transaction Volumes and Transaction Volumes running on the SP series device.

· Restore and recovery function The restore and recovery function enables users to recover ordinary Transaction Volumes and Transaction Volumes running on the SP series device.

· Backup history information management function This function allows the user to reference and delete backup history information.

· Backup management setup function This function allows the user to set up Storage information and device information from the backup management window.

3.2 Backup Management Window

When [Backup Management] is selected from the SystemWalker/StorageMGR initial window, the backup management server list is displayed.

The backup management tree view (Figure 3.1) shows the selection target items (1) to (6). Each item has its corresponding list view.

[Figure 3.1 Tree view]

Table 3.1 shows the selection target items shown in Figure 3.1 and their corresponding list view.

[Table 3.1 Selection target items and their corresponding views]

No. Selection target item List view

1 Backup management Server list view

2 Solaris server or HP-UX server Transaction view

3 Windows server Transaction view

4 Transaction Volume (folder) Transaction Volume list view

5 Transaction Volume Backup history list view

6 Backup Volume (folder) Backup Volume list view

The backup management window collects information when it first displays the window. Collected information is held without being updated until the window is closed. To update the information, execute the "Refresh" operation.

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3.2.1 Server list view

The server list is displayed when [Backup Management] is selected from the SystemWalker/StorageMGR initial window.

This view displays the list of servers that perform backup management and information about the servers. Displayed information includes the IP address, port number, OS type, and OS version.

This view is displayed when [Backup Management] is selected on the backup management tree view.

3.2.1.1 Display items

Table 3.2 shows the items displayed.

[Table 3.2 Display items on the server list view]

No. Display item name Description

1 Server name Name of the managed server

2 IP address IP address of the managed server

3 Port number Port number used to communicate with the managed server

4 OS type Type of the installed OS

5 OS version Version of the installed OS

3.2.1.2 Operations

Selecting "Solaris server", "Windows server" or "HP-UX server" on the server list view enables execution of the following operations: · Setting up server information

Server information can be set. Selecting [Set Server Information] from the [Operation] menu on the transaction view displays the set storage server configuration information window. See the set storage server configuration information window for details.

· Setting up device information Device information can be set. Selecting [Set Device Information] from the [Operation] menu on the transaction view displays the Set Device Information window. See the set device information window for details.

3.2.2 Transaction view

The transaction view displays the name of a folder such as a "Transaction Volume" and "Backup Volume."

This view is displayed when "Solaris server," "Windows server," or "HP-UX server," is selected as storage server on the tree view.

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[Table 3.3 Display items on the transaction view]


1 Folder name

The following volume types on the selected server: · Transaction Volume · Backup Volume · Transaction Volume (SP)

3.2.2.2 Operations

The transaction view is used to execute the following operations: · Defining the backup policy

The backup policy can be defined. To display the set backup policy window, select a " Transaction Volume" on the transaction view and click the right mouse button. From the popup menu select [Set Backup Policy]. Another way to display the set backup policy window is to selecting a "Transaction Volume" on the transaction view. Then click on the [Operation] menu and select [Set Backup Policy]. See the Set Backup Policy window for details.

3.2.3 Transaction volume list view

The Transaction Volume List view displays the list of Transaction Volumes and each information on the "Solaris server", "Windows server" and "HP-UX server" which are a user-definable.

In the tree view, you can display this view by selecting a " Transaction Volume" console among the "Solaris server", "Windows server" and "HP-UX server" - which you want to transaction with.

The display items in this window represent the " swstdevdisp -t," " swstbkpoldisp," and " swstexecstat " commands for SystemWalker/StorageMGR. To learn more details about these commands, refer to SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide Chapter 10.1 Backup Management Commands.

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[Table 3.4 Display items on the Transaction Volume list view]


1 Volume Name Displays the volume name.

2 Size Displays the volume size.

3 Type Displays the device file system type.

4 Mount Point name Display the name of the mount point of the Transaction Volume (for Windows NT, drive letter).

5 Number of preservation generations

Displays the number of preservation generations defined in the backup policy.

6 Interval Days Displays the interval days defined in the backup policy.

7 Most recent backup date Displays the date when the volume was backed up last.

8 Delay When the number of days specified in [Interval days] has elapsed since the backup data was collected last, displays the number of days after that day.

Displays the condition of currently ongoing process.

· No undergoing processing.

Any processing is not being performed.

· Startup backup preparation

The start command for synchronization is being executed.

· Backup preparation in progress (nn%) Percentage of completing EC

· Backup preparation in progress (failed) The status means EC has failed.

· Backup preparation in progress (halt) The status means EC is in halt.

· Completed preparation for backup The status means EC is completed.

9 Status

· Backup operation in progress

The backup execution command is being executed.

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· Verification backup data in progress (nn%)

Percentage of completing backup by OPC function

· Verification backup data in progress (failed)

The status means backup by OPC function has failed.

· Verification backup data in progress (halt)

The status means backup by OPC function is in halt.

· Restore operation in progress

The restore command is being executed.

· Verification restore data in progress (nn%)

Percentage of completing restore by OPC function

· Verification restore data in progress (failure)

The status means restoration by OPC function has failed.

· Verification restore data in progress (halt)

The status means restoration by OPC function is in halt.

· Cancel restore operation in progress

The cancel restore command is being executed.

· Define backup policies in progress

The backup policy setup command is being executed.

· Delete backup policies in progress

The backup policy delete command is being executed.

· Delete histories in progress

The history information delete command is being executed.

3.2.3.2 Delay view

When the information for a Transaction Volume is displayed in yellow, it means that the number of days specified in [Interval days] has elapsed since the last time backup data was collected

3.2.3.3 Operations

The Transaction Volume list view is used to Start Synchronous Processing, backup, restore, deletion of history, cancel of synchronization process, definition of backup policy, and deletion of backup policy for a Transaction Volume.

In the Transaction Volume List view, select a Transaction Volume which you want to manage, where click the right-button on your mouse. From the popup menu brought up, choose the item which you want to work with. And then each resulting window comes out.

Alternatively, after selecting a Transaction Volume which you want to manage in the Transaction Volume List view, you can choose the item from the [Operation] menu to display the window which you want to transaction with.

To learn more details to manage this window, refer to each operation window.

+When a normal Transaction Volume is selected

Table 3.5 shows the list of operations operation windows for a normal Transaction Volume.

[Table 3.5 List of operations for a normal Transaction Volume ]

Operation Description Operation window

Start Synchronization Processing

Start synchronization processing of the Transaction Volume.

Start Synchronization Processing (by volume) window

Backup Backs up the Transaction Volume. Backup window (normal Transaction Volume)

Restore Restores the Transaction Volume according to the latest copy of backup history information.

Restore window (Transaction Volume specified)

Delete of history Deletes all backup histories of the Transaction volume.

History deletion window (by volume)

Cancel Synchronization Delete the entire backup history of the Delete History (by volume)

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Processing Transaction Volume. window

Definition of backup policy

Defines the backup policy for the Transaction Volume.

Set Backup Policy window (by volume)

Delete backup policy Deletes the backup policy for the Transaction Volume.

Delete Backup Policy window (by volume)

3.2.4 Backup history list view

The backup history view displays the list of backup histories of the Transaction Volume by generation. This view is displayed when a Transaction Volume is selected on the tree view.

The display items correspond to "swsthistdisp" of the SystemWalker/StorageMGR command. See Chapter 10.1, "Backup Management Commands," in the Systemwalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide for details of the command.

+Backup history list view for a normal Transaction Volume


Table 3.7 shows the items displayed when a normal Transaction Volume is selected.

[Table 3.7 Display items on the backup history list view (normal Transaction Volume)]


1 Absolute generation number

Displays the absolute generation number.

Absolute generation numbers increase sequentially when the data that was backed up first is assumed to be 1.

2 Relative generation number

Displays the relative generation number.

Relative generation numbers increase sequentially in the descending order when the latest data is assumed to be 1.

3 Backup date Displays the date when backup was started.

4 Backup Volume name Displays the name of the volume that was backed up.

5 Status

Displays the copy status of the backup data. · Completed · Copying (xx%) · Failed

3.2.4.2 Operations

You can delete restoration/backup histories.

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In the Backup History List view, choose the backup history which you want to manage, where click the right button on your mouse. From the popup menu brought up, choose the item which you want to transaction with. And then each resulting window comes out.

Alternatively, after selecting a backup history which you want to manage in the Backup History List view, you can choose the item from the [Operation] menu to display the window which you want to transaction with.

To learn more details to manage this window, refer to each operation window.

+When a backup history for a normal Transaction Volume is selected

Table 3.9 shows the list of operations that can be executed when a backup history for a normal Transaction Volume selected.

[Table 3.9 List of operations on the backup history list view (normal Transaction Volume)]

Operation Description Operation window

Restore Restores the selected backup history according to the backup history information. Restore window

Delete of history Deletes the selected backup history. History deletion window

(by volume)

3.2.5 Backup Volume list view

This view is displayed when a "Backup Volume" on the "Solaris server" or "Windows server" to be displayed is selected on the tree view.

The display items on this view correspond to "swstdevdisp -b" of the SystemWalker/StorageMGR command. See Chapter 10.1, "Backup Management Commands," in the Systemwalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide for details of the command.


Table 3.11 shows the items displayed on the Backup Volume list view.

[Table 3.11 Display items on the Backup Volume list view]


1 Volume name Displays the Backup Volume name.

2 Size Displays the volume size.

3 Status

Displays whether the Backup Volume state is "Unused" or "In use."

Unused: Idle

In use: Generation managed

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3.2.5.2 Operations

You cannot perform any operation in the Backup Volume List view.

3.2.6 Operating display items on the list view

3.2.6.1 Changing display items

Whether or not to display items on each list view can be specified. By default, all items are displayed. When the title line of an item displayed on each list view is right-clicked, the popup menu appears. Selecting [Change Display Item] from the popup menu displays the window as shown below. Items displayed on this window depend on each list view.

Clicking [Select Display Item] from the [View] menu can also display this window.

Each item can be individually selected from this window. Selecting [Reset] redisplays the initial state.

3.2.6.2 Rearranging display item

Perform the following procedure to rearrange the items displayed on each list view: 1. Drag the title of an item to be moved to the desired position. 2. Drop the title at the desired position. Items that were moved left-justified.

3.3 Backup Management Operation window

The following operation windows are available for backup management. · Set Storage Server Configuration Information window · Set Device Information window · Adjust Resources window · Set Backup Policy window · Delete Backup Policy window · Start Synchronous processing window · Cancel Synchronous processing window · Backup window · Restore window · History deletion window · Volume selection window

3.3.1 Set Storage Server Configuration Information window

Use this window to set the Storage Server configuration information.

+Set Storage Server Configuration Information window

The following window is displayed by selecting a server (Solaris or Windows) on the server list view and clicking on [Set Storage Server Configuration Information] from the [Operation] menu.

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+In progress window

While server information is being set up, the following window is displayed:

+Completion window

When server information has been set up, the following window is displayed:

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Click the [OK] button to redisplay the server list view. Click the [Details>>] button to open the details window.

Detailed information is displayed as follows:

Click the [OK] button to redisplay the server list view. Click the [<<Details] button to close the details window.

When the Storage Management Server also serves as the Storage Server, you need to perform the above configuration on the Storage Management Server, too.

3.3.2 Set Device Information window

The set device information window sets up device information.

To display the window, select a server (Solaris or Windows) on the server list view. Then select the [Operation] menu and click on [Set Device Information].

Volumes that have not been set up as Transaction or Backup Volume are displayed in the "Other Volume" field.

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+In progress window

When device information has been set up, the following window is displayed:

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+Completion window

When device information has been set up, the following window is displayed:



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3.3.3 Adjust resources window

The adjust resources window adjusts resources.

+Adjust resources window

The setup window can be displayed be selecting a server (Solaris or Windows) on the server list view and clicking [Match Resources] from the [Operation] menu.

Click the [OK] button to adjust resources.

+In progress window

While resources are being adjusted, the following window is displayed:

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+Completion window

While resources are being adjusted, the following window is displayed:




3.3.4 Set Backup Policy window

The backup policy can be defined for a Transaction Volume by one of the following: · All Transaction Volumes

The backup policy is defined for all of the Transaction Volumes at once. · Transaction Volume

The backup policy is defined for a Transaction Volume.

3.3.4.1 Set Backup Policy window (all Transaction Volumes)

Configure/modify backup policy collectively for all Transaction Volumes.

+Set Backup Policy window

There are two ways to display the set backup policy window:

The set backup policy window can be displayed by selecting a " Transaction Volume" on the transaction view and clicking the right mouse button from the popup menu, select [Set Backup Policy].

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Or select a " Transaction Vvolume" on the transaction view, click on the [Operation] menu and select [Set Backup Policy].

A number from 1 to 366 can be specified in the [Interval Days] input field.

A number from 1 to 31 can be specified in the [Save Number] field.

The default is 30 for [Interval Days] and 2 for [Save Number].

+In progress window

The following window is displayed while the backup policy is being defined:

+Completion window

When the backup policy has been defined, the following window is displayed:

Click the [OK] button to redisplay the transaction view. Click the [Details>>] button to open the details window.


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Click the [OK] button to redisplay the transaction view. Click the [<<Details] button to close the details window.

3.3.4.2 Set Backup Policy window (by volume)

This window defines the backup policy for a Transaction Volume selected on the Transaction Volume list view.

+Set Backup Policy window

Perform the following operation to display the Set Backup Policy window:

Selection on the Transaction Volume list view Operation

Normal Transaction Volume

Select [Set Backup Policy] from the popup menu appearing after the right mouse button is clicked.

Or,

Select [Set Backup Policy] from the [Operation] menu.

A number from 1 to 366 can be specified in the [Interval Days] input field.

A number from 1 to 31 can be specified in the [Save Number] input field.

For default, the current backup policy is displayed.

Click the [OK] button to define the backup policy. Click the [Cancel] button to cancel defining the backup policy.

+In progress window

While the backup policy has been defined, the following window is displayed:

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+Completion window

When the backup policy has been defined, the following window is displayed:

Click the [OK] button to redisplay the Transaction Volume list view. Click the [Details>>] button to open the details window.


Click the [OK] button to redisplay the Transaction Volume list view. Click the [<<Details] button to close the details window.

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3.3.5 Delete Backup Policy window

The delete backup policy window deletes the backup policy for a transaction volume. The backup policy can be deleted by either of the following: · Volume

The backup policy for a selected Transaction Volume is deleted.

3.3.5.1 Delete Backup Policy window (by volume)

This window deletes the backup policy for a Transaction Volume selected on the Transaction Volume list view.

+Delete Backup Policy window

Perform the following operation to display the delete backup Policy window:



Select [Delete Backup Policy] from the popup menu appearing after the right mouse button is clicked.

Or,

Select [Delete Backup Policy] from the [Operation] menu.

Click the [OK] button to delete the backup policy. Click the [Cancel] button to cancel deleting the backup policy.

+In progress window

The following window is displayed while the backup policy is being deleted:

+Completion window

When the backup policy has been deleted, the following window is displayed:

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3.3.6 Start Synchronous processing window

The Start Synchronous Processing window starts synchronous processing for a Transaction Volume selected on the Transaction Volume list view.

When synchronous processing is started, this window uses the EC function of the disk array unit GR series to start copying from the selected Transaction Volume to an unused Backup Volume.

Synchronous processing can be executed by either of the following: · Volume

Synchronous processing for a selected Transaction Volume is started.

3.3.6.1 Start Synchronous Processing window (by volume)

This window Starts Synchronous Processing for a Transaction Volume selected on the Transaction Volume list view.

+Start Synchronous processing window

Perform the following operation to display the Start Synchronous Processing window:



Select [Start Synchronous Processing] from the popup menu appearing after the right mouse button is clicked.

Or,

Select [Start Synchronous Processing] from the [Operation] menu.

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To execute synchronous after specifying a target Backup Volume, specify the device map file as [Device map file name]. Specify the full path of the file name on the storage server (for example, C:¥stgmgr¥devmap1) as the device map file.

For more information about the device map file, see Chapter 4.4.10, "Preparing device map file" in the SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide.

If [Device Map] is not checked, the target Backup Volume is automatically selected.

Click the [OK] button to Start Synchronous Processing. Click the [Cancel] button to cancel "Start Synchronous Processing".

+In progress window

The following window is displayed while Start Synchronous Processing is being executed:

+Completion window

When Start Synchronous Processing is complete, the following window is displayed:

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Detailed information of synchronous processing is displayed as follows:


3.3.7 Cancel Synchronous processing window

The Cancel Synchronous Processing window cancels synchronous processing that the selected Transaction Volume executing.

Synchronous processing can be canceled by either of the following: · Volume

3.3.7.1 Cancel Synchronous processing window (by volume)

This window Cancel Synchronous Processing that the Transaction Volume executing.

+Cancel Synchronous processing window

Perform the following operation to display the cancel Synchronous processing window:



Select [Cancel Synchronization processing] from the popup menu appearing after the right mouse button is clicked.

Or,

Select [Cancel Synchronization processing] from the [Operation] menu.

Click the [OK] button to cancel synchronous processing. Click the [Cancel] button to cancel "Cancel Synchronous

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Processing".

+In progress window

While Cancel Synchronous Processing is being executed, the following window is displayed:

+Completion window

When Cancel Synchronous Processing is complete, the following window is displayed:




3.3.8 Backup window

The backup window backs up a Transaction Volume selected on the Transaction Volume list view.

The Transaction Volume can be backed up by either of the following: · Transaction Volume

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3.3.8.1 Backup window (by Transaction Volume)

This window backs up a normal Transaction Volume selected on the Transaction Volume list view.

+Backup window

Perform the following operation to display the backup window:



Select [Backup] from the popup menu appearing after the right mouse button is clicked.

Or,

Select [Backup] from the [Operation] menu.

To execute snapshot fast backup with the target Backup Volume specified, specify a device map file created on the Storage server whose volume is to be backed up. Use a full path (e.g., C:¥stgmgr¥devmapl) to specify the name of a file on the Storage server.

For details about the device map file, refer to 4.4.11 of SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide.

If [Device Map] is not checked, the target Backup Volume is automatically selected.

Click the [OK] button to start backup. Click the [Cancel] button to cancel starting backup.

+In progress window

The following window is displayed while a volume is being backed up:

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+Completion window

When a volume has been backed up, the following window is displayed:




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3.3.9 Restore window

The restore window restores a Transaction Volume.

Use either of the following methods to specify restore: · Transaction Volume specified · Backup history specified

3.3.9.1 Restore window (Transaction Volume specified)

This window restores a Transaction Volume selected on the Transaction Volume list view with the latest history. To display the restore window, select a Transaction Volume and click the right mouse button. From the popup menu, select [Restore].

Selecting a Transaction Volume on the Transaction Volume list view and [Restore] from the [Operation] menu also displays the restore window.

The Transaction Volume selected on the Transaction Volume list view is displayed in [Volume Name to Restore] as a default value.

Pressing the [...] button displays the volume selection window. On this window, the restore destination volume can be specified.

Click the [OK] button to restore a volume. Click the [Cancel] button to redisplay the Transaction Volume list view.

+In progress window

While a volume is being restored, the following window is displayed:

+Completion window

When restore processing is complete, the following window is displayed:

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3.3.9.2 Restore window (backup history specified)

This window restores a Transaction Volume with a backup history selected from the backup history list.

+Restore window

To display the restore window, select a backup history from the backup history list. Click the right mouse button and select [Restore] from the popup menu.

The restore window can also be displayed by selecting a backup history from the backup history list and clicking [Restore] from the [Operation] menu.

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The Transaction Volume selected on the tree view is displayed in [Volume Name to Restore] as a default value.

Pressing the [...] button displays the volume selection window. On this window, the restore destination volume can be specified.

Click the [OK] button to restore a volume. Click the [Cancel] button to redisplay the backup history list view.

+In progress window

While a volume is being restored, the following window is displayed:

+Completion window

When restore processing is complete, the following window is displayed:

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Click the [OK] button to redisplay the backup history list view. Click the [Details>>] button to open the details window.


Click the [OK] button to redisplay the backup history list view. Click the [<<Details] button to close the details window.

3.3.10 Recovery window

[ deleted ]

3.3.11 History deletion window

The history deletion window deletes backup history information

Use either of the following methods to delete a backup history: · Deleting a backup history with a Transaction Volume selected · Deleting a backup history with a backup history selected

3.3.11.1 Deleting a backup history with a Transaction Volume selected

This method deletes all backup history information items of the Transaction Volume selected

Backup history can be deleted by either of the following:

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· Transaction Volume All backup historys items for the selected Transaction Volume are deleted.

3.3.11.1.1 History deletion window (by volume)

This window deletes a backup history of the Transaction Volume selected on the Transaction Volume list.

+History deletion window

Perform the following operation to display the Delete History window:



Select [Delete History] from the popup menu appearing after the right mouse button is clicked.

Or,

Select [Delete History] from the [Operation] menu.

Click the [OK] button to delete a backup history. Click the [Cancel] button to cancel deleting a backup history.

+In progress window

While a backup history is being deleted, the following window is displayed:

+Completion window

When a backup history has been deleted, the following window is displayed:



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3.3.11.2 Deleting a backup history with a backup history selected

This method deletes backup history information by generation for the selected Transaction Volume.

A backup history can be deleted by either of the following: · Transaction Volume

Backup history information of the selected Transaction Volume is deleted.

3.3.11.2.1 History deletion window (by volume)

This window deletes a backup history item selected on the backup history list.

+History deletion window

Perform the following operation to display the history deletion window:

Selection on the backup history list view Operation

Backup history of the normal Transaction Volume

Select [Delete History] from the popup menu appearing after the right mouse button is clicked.

Or,

Select [Delete History] from the [Operation] menu.

Click the [OK] button to delete a backup history. Click the [Cancel] button to cancel deleting a backup history.

+In progress window

While a backup history is being deleted, the following window is displayed:

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+Completion window

When a backup history is being deleted, the following window is displayed:

Click the [OK] button to redisplay the backup history list window. Click the [Details>>] button to open the details window.


Click the [OK] button to redisplay the backup history list window. Click the [<<Details] button to close the details window.

3.3.12 Volume selection window

When restoring a volume to other than the Transaction Volume, the restore destination volume can be selected on the volume selection window.

The volume list displays the Transaction Volume selected on the Transaction Volume list view or backup history list view. It also displays the volumes other than the Transaction or Backup Volume having the same size as the

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Transaction Volume.

3.4 Required Access Permission

This section describes the access permission required for the backup window. See Chapter 2, "Authentication Feature window Operations" for details of the access permission.

Operation name Write permission

Execute permission

Read permission

Screen display Yes Yes Yes

Backup Yes Yes No

Restore Yes Yes No

Delete of history Yes Yes No

Start Synchronous Processing Yes Yes No

Cancel Synchronous Processing Yes Yes No

Adjust resources Yes Yes No

Definition of backup policy Yes No No

Delete Backup Policy Yes No No

Set device information Yes No No

Set Server Information Yes No No

Yes: Operation enabled; No: Operation disabled

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Chapter 4 SAN Resource Management Operation

This chapter explains the Window function and the operation method of the client in the SAN management.

4.1 SAN Management Window Configuration

SAN management provides the following functions using a Web browser to implement batch management of the resources (server, switch, and storage) in a storage area network (SAN) on an operation server: · Configuration management function

A composition of the resource of the SAN composition, a state, a physical path, and the access path (logical path) are managed. The access path deletion and addition in the resource can be set and deleted.

· Maintenance management function Access path connections can be checked.

· Fault management function The fault occurrence device of the SAN composition is displayed, and the influence is confirmed.

· Performance management function Performance information is obtained from GR and the switch, and they are displayed, and help in performance evaluation (load distribution) is provided.

Configuration management function/maintenance management function/fault management functions of the above-mentioned functions are offered from the SAN management Window, and the performance management is offered from the performance management Window.

The SAN management screen is composed of the following six small Windows. · Menu bar

The user selects and executes SAN Management GUI functions. Whether a menu item is enabled or disabled depends on the status of the selected device.

· Tree (left of Window) Resources are grouped by server, switch, storage which are displayed in a tree structure.

· Map View (right of Window) Icons are displayed. The physical and the access paths (server/storage view) between icons are shown. The information to be displayed depends on the selected by the tree.

· List View (right under of Window) Information on each resource is displayed. The content of the display changes depending on the icon selected in the tree. The display item can be selected by the display of all lists. "Setting of the display item" carries out the right click of the button of an item, and is in a pop-up menu. Moreover, device information that the list display is done can be sorted by left-clicking the display item.

· Event log (under of Window) Set from the SAN resource management to each resource content and trouble report (SNMP TRAP) from each device is displayed.

· Status bar (Bottom of Window) The status of a resource is color-coded.

Map/list display can be selected from following View. When "SAN management" is selected from an initial screen of SystemWalker/StorageMGR, All View screen of the SAN management is displayed. All the fiber channel switches and hubs registered without fail are displayed in each View. · All View

It is a screen where the SAN composition and all connected resources are displayed. The "All View (O)" command is selected from the 'File (F)' menu in each view or the Window is displayed by clicking "SAN management" from the tree.

· Server View It is a screen where the selected server displays the related storage. The access path that is set in the server can be reset, deleted or be diagnosed. The composition is displayed from the icon of the tree or each View by double-clicking the left in the object server.

· Switch View It is a screen where the resource connected with the selected switch is displayed. The composition is displayed from the icon of the tree or each View by double-clicking the left in the switch of the target.

· Hub View It is a screen where the resource connected with the selected hub is displayed.

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The composition is displayed from the icon of the tree or each View by double-clicking the left in the object hub.

· Bridge View It is a screen where the resource connected with the selected bridge is displayed. The composition is displayed from the icon of the tree or each View by double-clicking the left in the object bridge.

· Storage View The server related to the storage and the access path set is displayed, the access path can be set/delete/diagnosed. The composition is displayed from the icon of the tree or each View by double-clicking the left in the storage of the target.

In addition, the manual operation built-in frame in which displays physical line in SAN resource composition and exec manual operation can be displayed. · Manual operation built-in frame

The device composition is set by manual. The window is displayed by selecting "Manual Embedding (U)" of "File (F)" from the menu of All View.

· Performance management Window The performance of GR and the switch is displayed. The setting such as the performance measurement beginning is executed on the SAN management Window. "Performance Management window (W)" of "File (F)" is selected from the menu of All View.

4.2 Description of All View Window

4.2.1 Description of Window

The All View window is the first window displayed when "SAN Management" is selected on the initial window.

The All View window is displayed by double-clicking "SAN Management" in the tree or by selecting [All View] from the [File] menu.

When the tree display is opened, the device types of the server and storage, etc. are displayed. When the device type is opened, device names are displayed.

The following screens are examples when the server is selected on the tree. In this case, only the server managed by the SAN resource management is displayed in the map list. Each section of the device type can be displayed like this.

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Icon display explanation and the list display item of a map display when equipment classification is chosen as below by the tree are explained.

4.2.1.1 Description of icon display

The status of the resource is displayed by the color.

Color Status

Green Normally.

Yellow Warning has been generated.

Red An abnormal system has been generated.

Gray It is a no response. (LAN cuts and the road cuts, power supply off of device, etc.)

Blinking It is an Undefined device.

4.2.1.2 List display item

The explanation of the item of the list that displayed in tree when each device is selected is displayed.

[Table 4.1 Items displayed on the All View window (SAN Management)]

No. Display item Value Description Default display item

1 Device name Any character string

It is an identifier used by the SAN resource management, and the one with the only value within the managed range.

It is a host name in the host server.

It is WWN address of the device in the switch.

It is 'Device name + serial number' and WWN, etc. in storage.

If SNMP SysName is set to the device, it is used.

It is management name which SAN resource management defined.

Yes

2 IP address Any character string This item displays the IP address of the device on the LAN. yes

3 Observe status

"Normal,"

"Unmonitored,"

"Undefined,"

"Access path

This item indicates how the device is recognized in SAN resource management.

"Normal" indicates that the device is recognized as operating normally.

yes

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resetting required," "Unmonitored " indicates that the device is registered in SAN resource management but is not recognized on the LAN.

"Undefined" indicates that the device is recognized on the LAN but is not registered in SAN resource management.

"Access path resetting required" indicates that the access path must be reset because the HBA has been replaced.

4 Device status

"Normal," "Alarm," "Abnormal," "Undefined"

This item displays the status of the device. yes

5 Vender ID Any character string This item displays the name of the manufacturer of the device.

(This item is not displayed on the host server.) yes

6 Product ID Any character string This item displays the product name.


7 Device management software

Any character string This item displays the URL used for device control.


[Table 4.2 Items displayed on the All View (Tree selection server) window]


1 Device name Any character string This item displays the host name. yes

2 IP address IP address This item displays the IP address of the device on the LAN. yes

3 Observe status

"Normal,"

"Unmonitored,"

"Undefined,"

"Access path resetting required,"



"Unmonitored " indicates that the device is registered in SAN resource management but is not recognized on the LAN.



yes

4 Device status

"Normal,"

"Alarm,"

"Abnormal,"


5 OS name "Solaris" This item displays the OS name. yes

6 OS Version "2.6,""7,""8" This item displays the OS version. yes

7 Multipath type "MPLB"、"MPHD"、"MPHD" This item displays the multipath control system. yes

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8 Multipath instance name(LUN)

"mplb1(lun1),mplb2(lun2)" etc.

This item displays the instance name defined for multipath disk control and the corresponding LUN number. If applicable, two or more names are separated by a comma (,).

yes

9 Multipath access path

"c1t1, c2t1, c3t1"

etc.

This item displays the name of a device path (access path) that is part of multipath disk control. If there is more than one name, the names are separated by a comma (,).

yes

[Table 4.3 Items displayed on the All View (Switch) window]

No. Display item Value Description

Default display item

1 Device name

Any character string





yes

2 IP address IP address This item displays the IP address of the device. yes

3 Observe status

"Normal,"

"Unmonitored,"

"Undefined,"

"Invalid Password"



"Unmonitored" indicates that the device is registered in SAN resource management but is not recognized on the LAN.


Please change the password of the device maintained in the SAN resource management for an Invalid Password. Account information change (C) for the device management of the menu of device (D) whole View it is used.

yes

4 Device status

"Normal," "Alarm," "Abnormal"


5 Vender ID Any character string

This item displays the name of the manufacturer of the device. yes

6 Product ID Any character string This item displays the product name. yes

7 Domain name


This item displays the domain name assigned to the device. yes

8 IP address of key domain

IP address This item displays the IP address of the key switch device for a cascade connection. yes

9 Number of ports 1-16 This item displays the maximum number of ports that

the device can contain. yes

10 Control URL

Any character string This item displays the URL used for device control. yes

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[Table 4.4 Items displayed on the All View (Tree selection Hub) window]



1 Device name



The management number enters for Gadzoox.



yes


3 Observe status

"Normal,"

"Unmonitored,"

"Undefined,"





yes

4 Device status






7 Number of ports 1-16 This item displays the maximum number of ports

that the device can contain. yes

[Table 4.5 Items displayed on the All View (Tree selection Bridge) window]



1 Device name






yes


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3 Observe status

"Normal," "Unmonitored," "Undefined,"





yes

4 Device status






7 Control URL

Any character string This item displays the URL used for device control. yes

[Table 4.6 Items displayed on the All View (Tree selection Storage) window]


1 Device name Any character string





yes


3 System ID Any character string

SystemName registered in the device is shown.

Nickname to manage SAN.

It is recommended to register in an individual device.

yes

4 Observe status

"Normal,"

"Unmonitored,"

"Undefined,"





yes

5 Device status "Normal," "Alarm," "Abnormal"


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8 Storage type Disk、Tape、Array、Library

This item displays the type of the storage device. yes

9 Serial number Serial number This item displays the serial number of the device. yes

10 Control URL Any character string

This item displays the URL used for device control. yes

Zone setting information

Zone which has already been set


This item displays the zone name set to GR740. (Only GR740) yes

11 Zone setting information

LUN in zone LUN number This item displays the LUN number; it has

been set to the above-mentioned zone. yes

4.2.2 Description of menu

This chapter explains the enable menu on All View. These commands in this menu are displayed. Moreover when pop-up menu is selected by right clicking on the device, they are displayed and the selection and execution can be possible.

4.2.2.1 File(F)

· Detect Device in Subnet(B) or [Shift]+[F5] The device is detected automatically for the same subnet as the SAN resource management server. When the device has already been supported by the SAN resource management is detected, the device is displayed as an unregistered device in the map. The SAN resource management server internally issues SNMP on the network by the broadcast. It is also possible to detect another subnet at the same time. Please refer to the operator's guide for details.

· Retrieve Information (R) Information managed by the SAN resource management can be retrieved. (When only All View function is selected, and when the device icon is selected, this operation cannot be executed.) The dialog for retrieval of information is displayed. Please select one attribute (device/ Vender ID/product ID/IP address/device management software/WWPN/WWNN/FC port Vender ID/FC port product ID) in "Select Attribute" to retrieve. Please input data in Name Field, which wants to be retrieved. Information is even partially possible. For Example, when the device of "olden" is retrieved, it is "den" or "gold" possible. Moreover, when "Load Related Information" button is clicked, and a right pull-down-button is selected, all data concerning the attribute managed by the SAN resource management is displayed. It is also possible to select a target name from among this. The retrieval begins in the SAN resource management by selecting "Find" button. When the SAN resource cannot be retrieved a message box would be displayed. When detected the icon and it's information will be shown in the map and the list will be displayed as shown on the figure. Please execute the confirmation of detailed information with each View.

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· Performance Management Window(W)

It shows the performance management window containing performance data. The plural windows can be shown. Please refer to "4.7 explanation of performance management screen" about details.

· Page Setup(F) It carries out a page setup at the time of printing.

· Print(F) It prints.

· Exit(X) It exits SAN management screen. It also exits when the performance management screen is simultaneously open. Please keep in mind that an icon position returns next time at the time of starting when not saved after icon position change.

4.2.2.2 Device(D)

· Change Device Management Name(N) It is possible to input the device name to control in SAN resource management.(Effective only when device icon is selected.) The dialog to input device management name is shown. Please set up a unique name within SAN resource management within 24 characters. It does not support Japanese words. You can change again and again. And, this name is not influential against real device. It is a name only on SAN resource management.

· Change Account Information for Device Management(C)

You set up user name and password for management to device of the SAN resource management again.(Effective only when device icon which needs password to control is selected.) There are some devices which need to login in order to acquire the information on device when information of the device is read and setup is processing in the devices of controlling with SAN resource management. SAN resource management is processing device information acquisition/setup by set up user name/password to login the device when registering device. Therefore, when it is changed after registering of this user name/password, it is necessary to re-set it in SAN resource management.

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Please input the new user name/password from dialog. · Performance Management Setup(S)

It is possible when managing the performance of device.(Effective only GR720 or more and when switch icon is selected.) In GR(FUJITSU GR series disk array unit), please input the minimum and maximum values of OLU(open logical unit) (LUN_V) that serves as a target for performance secured here. The influence on the disk domain that stores performance data and the mitigation for which performance information acquisition is improper by not carrying out the LUN reservation of those other than necessity are one of reasons for carrying out a LUN setup. Therefore, we recommend you to input the minimum OLU range which performance data needs. In addition, in order to secure a performance per 64LUN internally, the performance information on LUN before and after inputting here is also secured.(For example, when OLU (LUN_V) is set up on a screen in 70-80, the information on OLU from 64 to 127 is secured internally.) In the case of both GR and switches, the interval that acquires performance information is inputted. The interval can be specified for 30/60/300 seconds. However, when securing OLU 2048 or more by GR, it becomes only a setup for 60/300 seconds. If "start" is carrying out in this dialog, the performance secured directions are published to a performance secured part (refer to (a) performance secured directions of the figure), and a performance secured part secures the performance information on device via LAN, and stores as performance data. In addition, since a performance secured part is started as a demon of a Storage management server, it continues securing a performance without starting of a SAN management screen in under Storage management server starting. The logical composition of device is recognized to GR and performance reservation is started. Therefore, it takes logic composition secured time (from dozens of seconds to several minutes) to actual performance reservation for the first time to selected GR when a performance secured start.

· Call Management Software(W) Device side management software is called from the device icon of a SAN resource management function. URL of device management software is called about GR and fiber channel switches. Please carry out a call cooperation setup with reference to "4.8 explanation of property".(It supports both URL call and direct command execution.)

· Property(P) It shows property of the device.(Effective only when the device icon is selected.) Please refer to "4.8 explanation of property" about details of property.

· Refresh(R) or [F5] It secures the state of the device registered by SAN resource management via LAN and displays it. Processing time has this dozens of seconds case from execution to a display, although it is dependent on the state of LAN and the number of device. Especially when the device that has disappeared on LAN exists, since internal retry is performed several times to the device, processing time becomes long. It is recommended to delete the device from SAN resource management that does not need to be managed.

4.2.2.3 Operation(C)

· Device - Add(A) Non-registered device is registered in order to manage by SAN resource management.(Effective only when non-registered device icon is selected.) Please refer to "7.4.2 registration of SAN resource" of the management guide for the management method of this function.

· Device - Delete(D) This device managed by SAN resource management is deleted for SAN resource management.(Effective only when registered device icon is selected.) Nothing is carried out from SAN resource management to this device. Please refer to "7.4.10 registration deletion of SAN resource" of the management guide for the management method of this function.

· Device - Find(F) SAN resource management searches using the specified IP of the device connected via LAN. (Effective only when registered device icon isn't selected.) Please refer to "7.4.1 detection of SAN resource" of the management guide for the management method of this function.

4.2.2.4 View(V)

· Change Screen It is set as one view of the followings about a map/list view. [Map View(M)] signifies that the screen viewing is in map view [List View(L)] signifies that the screen viewing is in list view [MAP/LIST View(D)] signifies that map and list view are performed simultaneously on a screen.

· Change Node Name View This will change the node name that is displayed at the bottom of an icon during map display. [View by System Name(N)] It displays the device name registered into SAN resource management [View by IP address(A)] Displays the IP Addresses of registered device. However, unregistered IP Address will

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not be displayed. · Screen Size

This changes the map display size. [Normal(F)] The default screen size is displayed. [Reduce(H)] By reducing display information, it is possible to display more information.

· Icon Position Setup [Auto Position(I)] A device icon is aligned automatically. (Effective only when selected "SAN management" on the tree at All View.) [Edit Mode(E)] Edit becomes possible by drag and drop about the position of the device icon of All View. After editing choose [Save Position Information(S)] to save changes. [Save Position Information(S)] Save the Position of the Edited Device. Every StorageMGR login user and separate position information are saved. If this command is not used the changes will not be reflected in the next viewing.

· Show/Hide The information that you want to display on a SAN management screen is chosen. [Physical Connection Line(P)] It controls the show/hide of a physical line. [Status Bar(S)] It controls the show/hide of the icon color explanation bar of the device that can be seen under the screen. [Event Log(G)] It controls the show/hide of the event log under the screen. [Overview(V)] It controls a show/hide of an overview. An overview is the function that reduces a display and displays the whole (all resources) SAN resource management in another overview window. It is displayed as shown in the following figures. An overview changes display size according to overview window size. Moreover, the frame of the yellow in an overview shows the domain currently displayed by the present map display. If it is made to move with carrying out the left click of this frame within an overview, the display range of a map display will also be changed.

· Option

The option function of SAN resource management can be performed. [Change Screen Color(C)] can choose the background and icon color on a map. [Re-read Definition File(R)] allows you to read a definition file. Please refer to "7.11 SAN resource management definition file" of the management guides about the details of a definition file.

4.2.2.5 Help(H)

· Help(E) or F1 Help information of SAN resource management is displayed.

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· Version Information(A) Version information of SAN resource management is displayed.

4.2.3 Explanation of pop-up menu

Two or more commands explained by explanation of 4.2.2 menu are displayed, and selection and execution are attained.

4.2.4 Explanation of event log

The operation and a setup which were carried out from SAN resource management and SNMPTRAP reported from each model to each equipment are displayed on an event log.

The following tables are the object events that receive SNMPTRAP and are decoded and displayed by SAN resource management. In addition, when SNMPTRAP of device dependence is received, a code is displayed.

The SNMPTRAP list for every device. (It is an error altogether except FC port Online/Offline)

Device Obstacle phenomenon Event View

1 Path Blockade MPType accesspath(MP Access Path) fault Server

All Path Blockade MPType accesspath(MP Access Path) fault and no more path

LMF Obstacle LMFfault

Library Obstacle Library fault

Tape Drive Obstacle Drive fault LT300

Robot Obstacle Robot fault

System Obstacle Central memory fault

System Obstacle Embedded port fault

FC Port Obstacle FCport(PortNo) fault

FC Port Online FCport(PortNo) online

FC Port Offline FCport(PortNo) offline

Power Supply Failure Power supply(SensorID) fault

Fan Failure Fan(SensorID) fault

Switch

SN200/Silkworm

Temperature Sensor Failure Thermalsensor(SensorID) fault

FC Port Obstacle Fcport fault Hub

Hub/Gadzoox System Obstacle System fault

Module Degrade Element Name(ItemId) degraded

(Refer to next table for a detailed module display correspondence table.) GR

Battery Exchange Time ElementName(ItemId)expiration

Subsystem Complete Stop Obstacle Acute Event (REFCODE=xxxxx Parts=yyyyy)

Obstacle Part Operation Stop Obstacle

Serious Event (REFCODE=xxxxx Parts=yyyyy)

Partial Obstacle Generating Moderate Event (REFCODE=xxxxx Parts=yyyyy)

HITACHI

SANRIZE2000

Slight Obstacle Generating Service Event (REFCODE=xxxxx Parts=yyyyy)

HITACHI Self-controller Down System down occurred.

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Drive Blockade（Data Drive） Drive blocking occurred.

Fan Alarm Fan failure occurred.

DC Power Supply Obstacle Power supply failure occurred.

Battery Alarm Battery failure occurred.

Cache Partial Blockade Cache memory failure occurred.

UPS Alarm UPS failure occurred.

Inbox Failure AC line or inbox failure occurred.

Battery Charge Circuit Alarm Cache backup circuit failure occurred.

Other Party Controller Blockade Other controller failure occurred.

Array Device Warning State Warning occurred.

Drive Blockade（Spare Drive） Spare drive failure occurred.

ENC Alarm Enclosure controller failure occurred.

SANRIZE1000

Loop Alarm Loop failure occurred.

Device Status The DISPLAY STRING portion of SNMP Trap is decoded and displayed.

Symmetric Status The DISPLAY STRING portion of SNMP Trap is decoded and displayed.

ECC discovery Table Change

EMC Control Center Agent, IP xx.xx.xx.xx Discovery Table Change at xxxxx(Only System Event)

EMC Symmetric

Symmetric Event The DISPLAY STRING portion of SNMP Trap is decoded and displayed. (Only System Event)

Warning Alarm Library fault LT120

Fatal Alarm Library fault

Parts display explanation of SANRISE2000

Displayed Character Part／Part Name

DKCHW Processor DKC Processor

DKCHW CSW DKC Starnet

DKCHW Cache DKC Cache

DKCHW SM DKC Shared Memory

DKCHW PS DKC Power Supply

DKCHW Battery DKC Battery

DKCHW Fan DKC Fan

DKCHW Environment DKC Environment

DKCHW PS DKU Power Supply

DKCHW Fan DKU Fan

DKCHW Environment DKU Environment

DKCHW Drive DKU Drive

The module correspondence table of GR

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Module Name SAN Lease Management Display Form GR710/720/730 GR740/820/840

Controller Enclosure CE

Center Module Processor CM Yes Yes

Highly Efficient Communication Process (CA) CA Yes Yes

Highly Efficient Device Process (DA) DA Yes Yes

Service Control SVC Yes Yes

Controller Enclosure・Primary Power Supply Unit CE FE Yes

Controller Enclosure・Secondary Power Supply Unit (12V/5V) CE BE(12V/5V) Yes

Controller Enclosure・Secondary Power Supply Unit (3.3V) CE BE(3.3V) Yes

Controller Enclosure・Fan CE FAN Yes

Center Module Processor・Memory MEMORY Yes Yes

Center Module Processor・CPU CM CPU Yes

Controller Enclosure・Panel Unit CE PANEL Yes Yes

Center Module Processor・DC/DC Converter CM DDCON Yes

Battery BATTERY Yes

Battery Unit BTU Yes

Battery Control Unit BCU Yes

Battery Backup Unit・Charger BBUC Yes

Battery Output Board B TOUTPUT Yes

Drive Enclosure DE Yes Yes

Port Bypass Circuit PBC Yes

Drive Enclosure・Fan Unit・DC/DC Converter DE FAN DDCON Yes

Device DEVICE Yes Yes

Drive Enclosure・Primary Power Supply Unit DE FE Yes

Drive Enclosure (For 10 Device)・Primary Power Supply Unit DE(10) FE Yes

Drive Enclosure・Secondary Power Supply Unit DE BE Yes

Drive Enclosure (For 10 Device)・Fan DE(10) FAN Yes

Drive Enclosure・Panel Unit DE PANEL Yes

Drive Enclosure・Fan Board DE FANBD Yes


Drive Enclosure・Back Panel Unit DE BPU Yes

Drive Enclosure・Panel Unit DE PANEL Yes

Drive Enclosure・Power Supply Unit DPSU Yes

Drive Enclosure (For 30 Device)・Fan DE(30) FAN UNIT Yes

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Unit


Center Module Processor・Fan CM FAN Yes

Controller Enclosure・Fan Board CE FANBD Yes

Controller Enclosure・Back Panel Unit CE BPU Yes

Controller Enclosure・Fan Unit CE FAN UNIT Yes

Controller Enclosure・Fan Unit CE FAN Yes

Controller Enclosure・Power Supply Unit CPSU Yes

Input-and-output Board IOB Yes

Router RT Yes

Input-and-output Board・DC/DC Converter IOB DDCON Yes

Center Module・DC/DC Converter CM DDCON Yes

System Control Board・DC/DC Converter SVC DDCON Yes

Router・DC/DC Converter RT DDCON Yes

Port Bypass Circuit PBC Yes

Port Bypass Circuit・DC/DC Converter PBC DDCON Yes

Personal・Computer・DC/DC Converter PC DDCON Yes

4.3 Server View

4.3.1 Window

It is displayed by carrying out the left double click of the object server from the tree or the icon of each View. In this screen, access paths (logic paths) and storages related to the selected server are displayed. Moreover, in this View, setup/deletion/diagnosis of an access path can be performed.

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4.3.1.1 Icon view

The state of a resource is displayed as a color.

Color Status

Green It is operating normally.

Yellow The warning state has occurred.

Red The abnormalities in a system have occurred.

Gray It did not answer. (Cutting of LAN or the power supply OFF of equipment etc.)

Blink It is non-registered device.

Moreover, when the FUJITSU multipath disk control mechanism is installed in the server side and the device file is defined, this information is also displayed in an icon.

For example, when the MPLB driver is installed in the server and MPLB 0, 1, 2, 5, 6, and 7 is set up, it displays MPLB0-2 and MPLB5-7. Please refer to the figure of 4.3.1.

4.3.1.2 Window Operation

If each resource of the course about an access path is selected, the portion corresponding to it will be light blue and will be displayed.

When selecting access paths -> Course physics line (However, the middle course is not displayed the at the time of two or more switch cascade.)

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When selecting HBA -> Object storage domain (In the case of GR)

When selecting malt path disk control device file name in a server.→ Correspondence logic path and Correspondence storage domain

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4.3.2 A menu

It explains about a menu which can be used by All View. In addition, when the right click of the device is carried out and a pop up menu is selected, two or more commands in this menu are displayed, and selection and execution are attained.

4.3.2.1 File(F)

· All View(O) or [Ctrl] + [O] A map/list View is changed into All View.

· Detect Device in Subnet(B) or [Shift]+[F5] · Performance Management Window(W) · Page Setup(F) · Print(F)

Please refer to explanation of 4.2.2.1.

4.3.2.2 Device(D)

· Property(P) · Refresh(R) or [F5]



· Device - Delete(D) When HBA and CA are selected, they are deleted from device. However, deletion of HBA and CA of device that can recognize the existence of HBA and CA completely cannot perform SAN resource management. When the device icon is selected, this device is deleted from management of SAN resource management. Please refer to "7.4.10 registration deletion of SAN resource" of the management guide for the management method of this function.

· Access Path [Inherit] Inheritance of an access path is performed. Please refer to "7.5.5 Inheritance of an access path" of the management guide for the management method of this function. [Connect(C)] An access path is connected. (Effective only when HBA or CA is selected) Please refer to "7.5.3 Setup of an access path" of the management guide for the management method of this function. [Delete(D)] An access path is deleted. (Effective only when an access path is selected) Please refer to "7.5.4 Deletion of an access path" of the management guide for the management method of this function. [Diagnose(I)] An access path is diagnosed. (Effective only when an access path is selected) Please refer to

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"7.7 Diagnosis of an access path" of the management guide for the management method of this function. · View Device

Although this View displays only the device with which the relation is attached to selected device presently, the device that is not associated can also be displayed by this function. It is used when an access path is added to other equipments etc.(Effective only when device icon isn't selected.) [Add(N)] The display device addition dialog that can select device that you can add and display on this View is displayed. The device for display is selected from detection devices, and it is made to move to an additional device with [>>] button. The device icon registered into the additional device with the [OK] button is displayed on this View. [Delete(C)] The cover device deletion dialog which can delete the icon currently displayed on this View from the screen is displayed.(In addition, even when it deletes here, it isn't deleted from SAN resource management.) The device for deletion is selected from the device that can be deleted, and it is made to move to a deletion device with [>>] button. The device that is selected when the [OK] button is press will be deleted.

· Change Detail View [ON] A device icon is enlarged and indicates by detailed. [OFF] A device icon is made into a size equivalent to the map view of All View. In addition, this function cannot be performed to the device which is the center of View.

· Blink Beacon [Start(S)] LED convenient to pinpoint the place of physical device to the device of the following offers a blink function. ++ Solaris HBA GP7B8FC1 The LINK of Host Bus Adapter and CHK are blinked at the same time for 3 minutes.(StorageMGR EE-A V5.1 doesn't support this function.) ++ Fibre Channel Switch All ports blink green in order. ++ Fibre Channel Hub(Gadzoox) ：The power supply display LED blinks. [Start(S)] It is made to blink for 3 minutes. It is a function convenient at the time of physical device recognition. [Stop(P)]Blink operation is stopped.

4.3.3 Pop up menu

The menu displayed by carrying out the right click of the device is a pop up menu. Two or more commands explained by "4.3.2 Explanation of a menu" an additional command is displayed, selection and execution are attained. Please refer to 4.3.2 about the details of commands description.

4.4 Switch/Hub View

4.4.1 Window

It is displayed by carrying out the left double click of the object switch from a tree or the icon of each View. In this screen, storages, servers, hubs, and bridges connected to the selected switch by the physical line are displayed. Moreover, in this View, access paths cannot be displayed.

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4.4.1.1 Icon view


Color Status




Gray It did not answer. (Cutting of LAN or the power supply of equipment is OFF etc.)


4.4.2 A menu


4.4.2.1 File(F)




4.4.2.2 Device(D)



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· Device - Delete(D) When the device icon is selected, this device is deleted from management of SAN resource management. Please refer to "7.4.10 registration deletion of SAN resource" of the management guide for the management method of this function.



4.4.3 Pop up menu

Two or more commands explained by "4.3.2 Explanation of a menu" and a command of "4.3.3 Explanation of pop up menu" is displayed, selection and execution are attained.

4.5 Storage/Bridge View

4.5.1 Window

It is displayed by carrying out the left double click of the object storage/bridge from the tree or the icon of each View. In this screen, access paths (logic paths) and servers related to the selected storage/bridge are displayed. Moreover, in this View, setup/deletion/diagnosis of an access path can be performed.

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4.5.1.1 Icon view


Color Status




Gray It did not answer. (Cutting of LAN or the power supply of equipment is OFF etc.)


4.5.1.2 Window Operation

The contents of view about access paths are the same as Server View. Please refer to "4.3.1 Explanation of window".

Selection of a zone displays the access path related with the zone.

In addition, even if a setup of a multipass is carried out to the server, the contents cannot be checked from this View. Please select and move a server to Server View for checking a relation with a multipass.

4.5.2 A menu


4.5.2.1 File(F)




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4.5.2.2 Device(D)




· Device - Delete(D) When HBA and CA are selected, they are deleted from device. However, deletion of HBA and CA of device that can recognize the existence of HBA and CA completely cannot perform SAN resource management. When the device icon is selected, this device is deleted from management of SAN resource management. Please refer to "7.4.10 registration deletion of SAN resource" of the management guide for the management method of this function.

· Access Path [Inherit] Inheritance of an access path is performed. Please refer to "7.5.5 Inheritance of an access path" of the management guide for the management method of this function. [Connect(C)] An access path is connected. (Effective only when HBA or CA is selected) Please refer to "7.5.3 Setup of an access path" of the management guide for the management method of this function. [Delete(D)] An access path is deleted. (Effective only when an access path is selected) Please refer to "7.5.4 Deletion of an access path" of the management guide for the management method of this function. [Diagnose(I)] An access path is diagnosed. (Effective only when an access path is selected) Please refer to "7.7 Diagnosis of an access path" of the management guide for the management method of this function.

· View Device Although this View displays only the device with which the relation is attached to selected device presently, the device that is not associated can also be displayed by this function. It is used when an access path is added to other equipments etc.(Effective only when device icon isn't selected.) [Add(N)] The display device addition dialog that can select device that allow user to add and display on this View is displayed. The device for display is selected from detection devices, and it is made to move to an additional device with [>>] button. The device icon registered into the additional device with the [OK] button is displayed on this View. [Delete(C)] The cover device deletion dialog which can delete the icon currently displayed on this View from the screen is displayed.(In addition, even when it deletes here, it isn't deleted from SAN resource management.) The device for deletion is selected from the device that can be deleted, and it is made to move to a deletion device with [>>] button. The device that is selected when the [OK] button is press will be deleted.



4.5.3 Pop up menu

Two or more commands explained by "4.5.2 Explanation of a menu" and a command of "4.3.3 Explanation of pop up menu" is displayed, selection and execution are attained.

4.6 Description of Manual Embedding Frame

4.6.1 Description of Window

The window is displayed by selecting "Manual Embedding" of File menu from the All View.

4.6.1.1 Description of icon display

The status of the resource is displayed by the color.

Color Status

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Green normally.

Thin Manual built-in device

Yellow Warning has been generated.

Red An abnormal system has been generated.

Gray It is a no response. (LAN cuts and the road cuts. power supply etc. OFF of the device. )

Blinking It is an Undefined device.

4.6.1.2 Edition

When manual embedding function is starting, the following drag & drop functions are offered. · Include the HBA of Unknown FC Port of switch to manual building-in server or storage by drag & drop

functions. · Include the destined device icon which connected the bridge to manual building-in device by drag & drop

functions. However, it becomes physical line edit mode by [Physical Line] of [operation (C)] of a menu, and [Edit (M)].

In this mode, drag & drop are used for physical line connection.

4.6.2 Description of Menu

This explains about the menu that can be used in All View. In addition, when the right click of the device is executed and then chose a pop up menu , two or more commands in this menu are displayed, and selection and execution are attained.

4.6.2.1 File

· Page setup It carries out a page setup at the time of printing.

· Print It prints.

· Exit This Frame ends.

4.6.2.2 Device(D)

· Change Device Information It is possible to change the device information of manual built-in device or adapter(HBA,CA,FC Port). (Effective only manual building in device) It is possible to change the color of the device icon by changing device state.

· Property The property of the device is displayed. (Effective only when device icon is selected.) Please refer to " Explain of Property "of chapter 4.8 about details.

· Refresh or [F5] Display the devices status registered in SAN resource management which secured via LAN.


· Delete Registered Device The manual built-in device is deleted from SAN resource management. (Effective only when device icon is selected.)

· Create New Device The new device is built into Manual Operation Built-in Frame. This operation is called manual Built-in. (Effective only at the time of device icon un-choosing) Please refer to " Manual Built-in of SAN resource management" of SystemWalker/StorageMGR operator's guide chapter 7.4.3 about the operation of manual Built-in.

· View Device [Add] the device which registered in SAN resource management and not displayed in Manual Embedding Frame is displayed.(Effective only at the time of device icon un-choosing). Please be careful if Manual Embedding Frame is made to finish at once, not displayed the displayed device in the next time. [Delete] the device which not be displayed is deleted. (Effective only the device icon selections in which display deletion is possible. If the device is a switch/hub/manual embedding device, It can not be deleted from manual embedding frame.) This delete operation is just only deleting from manual embedding frame, not from SAN resource management.

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· Physical Line [Edit(M)] the Physical Line edit mode is set. It becomes possible by drag and drop to create a physical line between the port (adapter) and port of a fiber channel. [Connect] This is another operation to create a physical line. not by drag and drop, but One port(adapter) is chosen by left click, continuously another port(adapter) is chosen by [Ctrl]+left click, and creating a physical line is executed. [Delete(R)] The Physical Line that is created in Manual Embedding Frame is deleted. However, The physical line that is created automatically in SAN resource management can't be deleted. It is not possible to create Manual physics line in the following case. Port connection in the same device / Port connection during switches

· SCSI [Add Port] When the manual embedding Bride device is selected, A SCSI port is added into the Bride device. [Add Device] When the existing SCSI port in the manual embedding Bride device selected, the destination device information of the existing SCSI port is added. [Delete] When the SCSI Port is selected, The SCSI Port device is deleted.

· Change Detail View [ON] A device icon is enlarged and display it's detailed. [OFF] A device icon is made small in a same size at the map display of All View. In addition, this function cannot be executed to the device that takes the main in this View.

4.6.3 Description of a Pop-up Menu

In this Menu, Some commands of chapter 4.6.2 menus and an additional command are displayed, and it is possible to select and execute. In this chapter, the explanations of additional commands are described.

Please refer to chapter 4.6.2 for other commands detailed explanation.

4.7 Description of Performance Management Window

A fiber channel switch and the performance display function to GR are offered using a performance management window.

On the Performance Management Window, it exists no device in a tree at the time of initial starting. After getting the performance of the device by established the performance management setting , and then drag and drop the device icon into the Performance Management Window. Please refer to SystemWalker/StorageMGR operator's guide for details.

[Performance Management Window ] is chosen and executed from the menu of SAN resource management.

4.7.1 Description of Performance Management Window

This is the first display at the select [Performance Management Window ] of SAN resource management menu.

There are two frames. The upper frame is a menu bar and the left-side frame is the tree of resource, the right-side frame is performance display area. · Menu bar

It is possible to operate of the performance management screen. · Tree

The display of the resource of switch and GR, and the detail elements in the resource can be displayed in tree form.

· Performance Display Area It is possible to open and display two or more performance graph windows.

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4.7.2 Description of Menu

The function of a menu bar is shown below. 1. File - New Window(N)

A new performance management window is created. If the device icon is dragged and dropped into this new window, it is possible to execute performance display in a new window.

- Close(C) This function closed the open window.

- Exit(x) All performance management windows are closed.

2. Device(D) - Create Device Configuration File(C)

When the device configuration of GR is changed, the GR is chosen by left click and execute. After this command execution displays a tree to compensate for new composition.

- Delete Device(D) If the device is chosen by left click and this command is executed, the device will be deleted from a performance management screen. In addition, performance surveillance is performed continuously. The stop of performance surveillance is executed from a SAN resource management window.

3. View(V) - Cascade(C)

The graph windows displayed in the performance display area frame are displayed in piles. - Tile(T)

All of the graph windows in the performance display area frame are displayed side by side - Refresh Graphs of Selected Device(f)

All the graph windows of the device chosen in the tree window are indicated the newest. - Refresh Graphs of All Devices (R/F5)

All of the graph windows in the performance display area frame are indicated the newest.

4.7.3 Description of performance display method

Select the resource on tree of performance display device, then right click and select [Show Performance Graph] from pop-up menu. The resources which possible to display performance are HLU.RLU.PLU of GR device. In this case, It is possible to select same resources ( only in the same device) by selected the left click pushing [CTL] or [Shift], and select [Show Performance Graph] with right click.

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Since the following dialogs are displayed, Please input performance display parameters.

The items of a dialog change with performance resources. Please refer to SystemWalker/StorageMGR operator's guide about the detailed input method.

An input is completed, and if the [O.K.] button is chosen, a graph window will be displayed on the right frame.

4.7.4 Description of Function of Graph Window

1. Graph Line Button This figure is a dialog when executing the setup which displays two or more ports in the same graph window. In this case, In order to display two or more graph lines, the button a " Graph Line" is in the upper right. By choosing this button, the window of the meaning of a graph line is displayed.

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2. V-Axis Button

Selection of the " V-Axis" button at the upper right of a screen displays the following dialogs. In this dialog, it is possible to set up the maximum of the vertical axis of graph. Although inputting directly is also possible, if the button "set by the maximum of data" is chosen, the maximum of graph will be calculated and displayed automatically. If the button "Adjust to Maximum Value" is chosen, it will be set as the vertical-axis maximum of the standard of a performance management.

3. Latest Graph Button

Selection of the " Latest Graph" button of the screen bottom executes the graph display of the newest time. 4. Previous Week/Day/Hour, Next Week/Day/Hour Button

A click of [ Previous Week ] [ Next Week ] [ Previous Day] [ Next Day] [ Previous Hour] [ Next Hour] button, reads and displays performance information in the range stored in performance data.

5. Change of the time-axis in a graph window If a right click is executed in the performance graph window as shown in a figure, a pop up menu will be outputted. The menu which can display the window which changed the time-axis can be chosen from this pop up menu.

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About the menu for the time which set the menu to the direction where a time-axis is short, the position of a mouse becomes the element of a menu. For example, to execute right click at the neighborhood at the time of 14:00 of graph as the following figure, the pop-up menu is displayed.

4.8 Description of Property

This chapter describes the property of each device and selection portion.

In addition to the following explanation, the following items are also included in the property of equipment. · Event Information

The contents are displayed when there is a setting matter about the device. And, the contents are displayed at the time of SNMPTRAP reception. This procedure document (include the operator's guide) has described the "Device Event".

· Notepad Administrator Information, Location Information, Note Information can be set up freely. This information is saved by clicking on [Save Notepad] in the database on SAN resource management. When cut & paste etc. the text of other application to this Notepad, it is necessary to create the security setting file of a client. Please refer to download of files on figure 1.2.12.2 on detail.

· Change button of Device Management Software How to call the managed software by [Device Management Software] of the operation menu of the device icon is described.

When the managed software can be started on the WEB client, please set up URL that begins of http://. When the software is the application that managed on the client side, please describe the full path of execution file. ( for example c:¥test¥test.exe ). In addition, in order to make it operate by the client side, it is necessary to create a security setting file. Please refer to the download of an attestation related files of figure 1.2.12.2 on details. When the device is GR, the Device Management Software can't be changed.

4.8.1 Items displayed on property of Server

Information Display Item Value Description

Basic Device Name Any character string It is a host name in the host server.

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Monitoring Status






Device status "Normal," "Alarm," "Abnormal,"

This is the status of the device.

IP Address IP Address This item displays the IP address of the device on the LAN.

Device Management Software

The device management soft starting command or URL. (manual change with [change] button is possible.)

Please refer figure 4.8 for details.

OS name "Solaris" This item displays the OS name.

OS Version "2.6", "7", "8" This item displays the OS version.

Multipath type "Sol-MPLB", "Sol-MPHD", "NT-MPHD"

This item displays the multipath control system.

Multipath instance name(LUN)

"mplb1(lun1),mplb2(lun2)" etc.

This item displays the instance name defined for multipath disk control and the corresponding LUN number. If two or more names, the names are separated by comma(,).

Host

Multipath access path "c1t1,c2t1,c3t1" etc.

This item displays the name of a device path (access path) that is part of multipath disk control. If there is more than one name, the names are separated by a comma (,).

4.8.2 Items displayed on property of HBA


WWPN 8-byte WWPN This item displays the WWPN (World Wide Port Name) defined for the HBA.

WWNN 8-byte WWNN This item displays the WWNN (World Wide Node Name) defined for the HBA.

Basic

(Port)

Last WWPN 8-byte WWPN This item displays the WWPN (World Wide Port Name) defined for HBA before replacement.

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Monitoring Status

"Normal," " Unmonitored," "Undefined," "Access path resetting required"



"Unmonitored " indicates that HBA that was visible before has disappeared now. When HBA should be carried, please check the HBA itself. If the HBA is not carried and there is no schedule that carries out access path succession, please delete this HBA icon.



Device Status"Normal," "Alarm," "Abnormal,"

This item displays the status of the device.

Manufacturer Name Any character string

This item displays the name of the manufacturer of the device.

If it is GP5-FC101,102/PG-FC102. "QLOGIC" is displayed.

If it is SN10-FC01, "JAYCOR" is displayed.

Product Name Any character string

This item displays the product name.

If it is GP5-FC101, "QLA2100F" is displayed.

If it is GP5-FC101,102, "QLA2200" is displayed.

If it is SN10, FCAW" is displayed.

If it is LP7000/8000/9000, "LP-7K/8K" is displayed.

Supported FC Class "1", "2", "3", "4", "6" This item displays the FC class supported by

the HBA.

Supported FC Port Type "N", "NL-Private" This item displays the fiber channel port type

supported by the HBA.

Current FC Port Type "N", "NL-Private" This item displays the type of the fiber channel

port with which the HBA is currently running.

Driver Version Information This item displays the driver version supported

by the HBA.

HBA Port Controller Number Controller Number

This item displays the HBA control number.

It corresponds to X of /dev/rdsk/cXtY in Solaris.

It corresponds to SCSI port number in Windows.

It may not be displayed when a connection device is a tape.

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Physical Number Any character string

This item displays the physical number of the HBA.

For Example, In Solaris Sbus Card : sbus@4,0/fcaw@1,0

In Solaris PCI Card(FUJITSU/EMULEX): pci@9,2000/fibre-channel@2

In Solaris PCI Card(QLOGIC): pci@9,2000/scsi@2

In Windows this value is not displayed.

Logical Number Logical Number This item displays the HBA logical number. It

corresponds to X of fjpfcaX.

Affinity Type "NO_AFFINITY", "ANOTHER_BINDING", "WWPN_BINDING"

This item displays the type of storage affinity (LUN mapping) defined for the HBA.

"NO_AFFINITY" indicates that no affinity definition has been made.

"ANOTHER_BINDING" indicates that no storage affinity (LUN mapping) has been defined or zoning is defined by a switch or storage.

"WWPN_BINDING" indicates that BINDING is set for the WWPN.

WWPN of Remote Party 8-byte WWPN

This item displays the CONNECTED WWPN on the storage side corresponding to the access path.

Target ID 0-255

This item displays the Target ID (corresponding to Y of special file cXtY in Solaris) corresponding to the access path.

No value is displayed when the target ID is unknown.

Storage Area Any character string This item displays the zone name on the storage side corresponding to the access path. (Only for GR)

LUN Any character string This item displays the LUN defined for the access path.

No value is displayed when it is unknown.

Current FC Class 1-6 This item displays the class of the fiber

channel defined for the access path.

Access Path

Access Path Status

"Normal," "access path definition error," "access path error"

This item displays the access path status.

"Normal" indicates that the access path is in normal state.

"Access path definition error" indicates that the access path definition is invalid or incomplete.

"Access path error" indicates that an error occurred in the access path or that a path in a multipath configuration is blocked.

4.8.3 Items displayed on property of Access Path

It consists of the access path / port information on HBA (refer to HBA property), the access path / port information of CA (refer to HBA property), and the contents of an obstacle.

The message in [Error Description] column displayed the cause of inconsistency which the SAN resource management judged when access path inconsistency generating is displayed.

The contents displayed on below are explained. 1. ""

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No Error. 2. "HBA Storage Affinity that is out of support on StorageMGR is configured. Please inspect Host's configuration."

Storage Affinity of the server that is unsupported by StorageMGR is consisted. Please investigate the composition definition of the server.

3. "Switch Zoning(a pair of WWPNs, HBA and Storage(or Bridge) Fc Port) does not exist." The switch zoning which constitutes an access path does not exist.

4. "Configured Storage FC Port's Host Affinity is incorrect. Please inspect Storage FC Port's Host Affinity." Host affinity which constituted in Storage is not right. Please investigate a host affinity setup of storage.

5. "There is no connection of HBA and Switch. Please inspect HBA, FC cable, and Switch." The switch is not connected with host adapter. Please investigate the host bus adapter, the FC cable, and the switch.

6. "There is no connection of Storage(or Bridge) FC Port and Switch. Please inspect Storage(or Bridge) FC Port, FC cable, and Switch." The switch and FC port of storage(bridge) are not connected. Please investigate FC port of storage(bridge), FC cable, and switch.

7. "Switches(connected with HBA, and connected with Storage(or Bridge) FC Port) are not cascaded." The switch connected with the host adapter and the switch connected with storage(bridge) is not connected by cascade.

8. "Storage(or Bridge) FC Port is degraded or error status." The device status of FC port in storage(bridge) is alarm.

9. "Host Agent reports Access Path Status is degraded." The agent on server has reported the access path grade.

10. "A connection of HBA and Switch exists. But, Switch Zoning(a pair of WWPNs, HBA and Storage(or Bridge) Fc Port) is set in another Switch (Key Domain IP Address ="+'IP Address Lists'+")." Although the host bus adapter and the switch are connected, the zoning of the switch that constitutes access path is set by another switch (list of key domain IP addresses).

11. "Storage(or Bridge) FC Port's observe status is not normal." The surveillance state of FC port of storage(bridge) is not normal.

4.8.4 Items displayed on property of switch


Device Name Any character string




Moreover, when the management name is defined from the SAN resource management, it is displayed.

Monitoring Status

"Normal," "Unmonitored," "Undefined," "Invalid Password"





"Invalid Password" Please change the password of the device maintained in the SAN resource management. Account information change (C) for the device management of the menu of device (D) whole View it is used.

Device Status "Normal," "Alarm," "Abnormal"


Basic

Manufacturer Name



If it is SN200, "Brocade" is displayed.

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Product Name Any character string

This item displays the product name.

If it is SN200, "Silkworm2xxx" is displayed.

IP Address IP Address This item displays the IP address of the device.





Firmware Version Information


This item displays the firmware version of the device.

Domain Name Any character string

This item displays the domain name set in the device.

Number of Ports 1-16 This item displays the maximum number of ports that the device can contain. Switch

IP Address of Key Domain IP Address This item displays the IP address of the key switch

device for a cascade connection.

Zoning Zoning information is displayed.

zoning information dialog

Please refer to the operator's guide for the employment method of this dialog.

4.8.5 Items displayed on property of switch port


Device Status "Normal," "Attention," "Alarm"

This item displays the status of the port.

Manufacturer Name Any character string


Product Name Any character string This item displays the product name.

Basic

Current FC Port Type "F", "FL", "E" This item displays the fiber channel topology of port.

WWPN of Destination Port 8-byte WWPN This item displays the WWPN (World Wide Port

Name) defined for the port.

WWNN of Destination Port 8-byte WWNN This item displays the WWNN (World Wide

Node Name) defined for the port.

Information of Destination Port


This item displays the Inquiry information on the destination device that connected to the port.

Destination Switch Domain Name Domain Name This item displays the domain name of switch

connected to the port.

Destination Switch Port Number 0-15 This item displays the destination port number

that connected to the port.

Switch Port

Transfer Rate Transfer Rate This item displays the transfer rate of the port.

4.8.6 Items displayed on property of HUB


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Moreover, when the management name is defined from the SAN resource management, it is displayed.

It is a special discernment child in Hub.

Monitoring Status

"Normal," "Unmonitored,""Undefined," "Invalid Password"








Manufacturer Name









Basic


Any character string This item displays the firmware version of the device.

Hub Number of Ports Number This item displays the maximum number of port of the hub.

4.8.7 Items displayed on property of Storage


Basic Device Name Any character string




Moreover, when the management name is defined from the SAN resource management, that is displayed.

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Monitoring Status

"Normal," "Unmonitored," "Undefined," "Invalid Password"








Manufacturer Name




IP Address IP Address

This item displays the IP address of the device.

(In the case of EMC or Synmetrix、It is the IP address of ECC Agent. In the case of LT300, it is the IP address of LMF Agent)







This item displays the firmware version of the device.

Storage Type Disk、Tape、Array、Library

This item displays the Storage device type information.

Serial Number Serial Number This item displays the serial number of Storage. Storage

BOX ID In the case of GR, this item displays the BOX ID of GR. (It is displayed in the case of GR only)

4.8.8 Items displayed on property of Storage FC Port(CA) / Bridge FC Port


WWPN 8-byte WWPN This item displays WWPN(World Wide Port Name) which connected to this CA. Basic

WWNN 8-byte WWNN This item displays WWNN(World Wide Node Name) which connected to this CA.

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Monitoring Status








Manufacturer Name Any character string This item displays the name of the

manufacturer of the device.


Supported FC Class "1", "2", "3", "4", "6", "F" This item displays the fiber channel class

supported in CA.

Supported FC Port type

"N", "NL-Private", "NL-Public"

This item displays the fiber channel port type supported in CA.

(If it is set in LOOP setting and the switch is not managed, classification does not display the right value.)

Current FC Port Type

"N", "NL-Private", "NL-Public"

This item displays fiber channel port type with which CA is operating now.

Group Number 0, 1

This item displays the group name of the storage which carries CA (channel adapter). (In GR740, it is ROUTER number, In GR720/730, it is CM number)

CA Exchange Unit Number Hexadecimal number

This item displays the exchange unit of CA (channel adapter).

The channel adapters with this same value are influenced at the time of activity exchange.

Port Number Hexadecimal number This item displays the port number of CA(channel adapter。

FC Port

Affinity Type

"NO_AFFINITY",

"ANOTHER_BINDING",

"GR_PortZone_Binding",

"GR_Subsystem_Binding"

This item displays the type of host affinity (zone function).

"NO_AFFINITY" indicates that no access path is defined.

"ANOTHER_BINDING" indicates that no storage affinity (LUN mapping) is defined or zoning is defined for a switch or storage.

"GR_PortZone_Binding" indicates that an affinity is defined on the GR720 or GR730. In the GR720/730, Zone is set for every CA port.

"GR_Subsystem_Binding " indicates that an affinity is defined on the GR740. In GR740, Zone is set in subsystem.

Specified Zone Specified Zone Any character string This item displays the zone name which

constituted in the storage. (only for GR)

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LUN in Zone Any character string Any character string

This item displays the lun in the storage zone. (only for GR)

Zone Name This item displays zone name which constituted in the CA. (only for GR)

WWPN of Remote Party 8-bye WWPN

This item displays WWPN of HBA which corresponding to the above-mentioned zone name. (Host Affinity Setting)

Operation Mode Any character string

This item displays the operation mode which set to CA.

(The present value does not enter)

Access Path

Current FC Class "1", "2", "3", "4", "6", "F" This item displays the fiber channel class

which set to CA.

4.8.9 Items displayed on property of Bridge/Library






Moreover, when the management name is defined from the SAN resource management, that is displayed.

Monitoring Status

"Normal,"

"Unmonitored,"

"Undefined,"

"Invalid Password"






Device Status

"Normal,"

"Alarm,"

"Abnormal"


Manufacturer Name









Basic


Any character string This item displays the firmware version of the device.

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4.8.10 Items displayed on property of destination SCSI port connected to Bridge


FCP_LUN Decimal This item displays the LUN which shown on fiber channel.

Manufacturer Name Any character string This item displays the name of the manufacturer

of the device.


SCSI ID Decimal This item displays the SCSI ID of device.

SCSI LUN Decimal This item displays the SCSI LUN of device.

SCSI Device

Storage Type "Array","Library","Tape","Disk","Robot" This item displays the device storage type.

4.8.11 Items displayed on property of ZONE

This item displays the LUN(HLU) which contained in GR zone.

4.9 Command Line Interface (CLI)

4.9.1 Command Line Interface(CLI) Outline

In SAN Resource Management, not only screen control but also a part of functions offer the command line interface (CLI) as an interface controllable also from a command.

4.9.2 The command execution method．

It is necessary to execute this command by administrator on a SAN Resource Management Server.

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm [ subcommand ] [ arguments or option-command ]

Option command form is taken "-". Therefore, Joint form is not received. So the argument form " -l -f " cannot be inputted in the joint form of "-lf."

4.9.3 Description of Subcommand

sanadm command supports the following subcommands.

Subcommand Functional name Description

info Information display The composition information on the SAN devices is outputted by the CSV file format.

status Status display The status information on the SAN devices is outputted by the CSV file format.

event Event display The system event information currently on the SAN Manager is outputted.

searchdev Search device Search the SAN device based on an input IP address.

adddev Register device Register the device to SAN management.

deldev Device deletion Delete the device from SAN management.

changeac account/password change

Change account/password of the device that is registered in SAN management.

setap AccessPath setting Only the device specified with the flag carries out a security setup required for an access path setup.

delap AccessPath deletion Only the equipment specified with the flag carries out security setting deletion required for an access path setup.

setbc Beacon setting LED of the specified device is blinked.

setswsc Switch Zoning setting Set WWPN Zoning to the switch.

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delswsc Switch Zoning deletion Delete WWPN Zoning from the switch.

chswmod Switch employment mode

setting

Set WWPN zoning employment mode to the NO_SECURITY switch.

chtraprcvip trap transmission IP change Change the device's trap transmission IP address.

4.9.4 End Status

The following end status is reported.

0 : Normal (the sub command was executed normally.)

1 : Error (the error occurred in sub command execution.)

2 : input error (it is the input error of command input.)

3 : CIM database error (the error by CIM database disagreement of applicable device etc. occurred.)

4 : CLI(Command Line Interface) error (the internal error of CLI program occurred.)

4.9.5 Subcommand Detailed explanation

The following is explanation of the argument display mark of the described sub command input format.

［］ It means that the arguments surrounded by［］are indispensable.

( ) It means that the arguments surrounded by［］are omissible.

/ It means that any argument can be inputted.

4.9.5.1 Device information display (info Command)

· Function The composition information of SAN managed devices is outputted by the CSV file format.

· Usage The information display is standard output, so it is necessary to output it by .csv extension file name in redirection after command format description.

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm info/-l (-f/-br)

(-h) == "info -h" shows the format of the arguments of info command. info/-l == info or -l（ Long ） (-f/-br) == The timing of information acquisition of acquires composition information with an option command is different. The difference is explained below.

a. No option command。( info ) The newest information on the device registered on SAN management is outputted.

b. -f (Fast) option command. ( info -f ) The current device information registered on SAN management is outputted.

c. -br option command. ( info -br ) All devices supported by SAN management are detected automatically, and the information is outputted.

· Examples a. The newest SAN management information is displayed.

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm info > dir¥filename.csv or Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm -l > dir¥filename.csv

b. The registered Information on SAN management is displayed. Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm info -f > dir¥filename.csv or Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm -l -f > dir¥filename.csv

· Explanation of each Information outputted The format outputted is displayed in the following form. ***********************

** Server_Information ** <- Each Device Information Title

************************

NickName Sysname Name OSName ... <- Property

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Host1 Host1(10.10.10.10) Solaris ...

Host2 Host2(100.100.100.100) Solaris ...

:

:

******************

** XXX_Information **

******************

NO XXX_Information Data. <- XXX Device It means not existing on SAN management.

=== PRINT END ==== <- Display end · Device Information

There are the following kinds of Device_Information outputted. When the device does not exist on SAN management. "NO_XXX_Information Data" is displayed.

a. Server : Server Information b. FcHba : HBA Information c. AccessPath : Access Path Information

All HBA on SAN Management are displayed. And the AccessPaths information setting in the HBA is displayed. d. Switch: Switch Information e. Switch_Zone: Zone Information which set in the switch or the switch group by which the cascade connection. f. FcCa: FCCA Port Information g. Storage : Storage Information h. UnknownFc : FC port information on the device which is not registered support outside or on SAN

management. i. Hub: Hub Information j. Bridge: Bridge Information k. BridgeScsiPort: SCSI carried in the bridge Port information. l. Library: Library Information m. ScsiCa : SCSI CA Port Information · Explanation of the property.

Explanation of the property displayed every device information is explained below. 1. Property of Server_Information

The properties in the Server_Information Property Name Value Description

NickName It is an identifier used by the SAN resource management.

SysName (System Name) SNMP SysName is set to the device.

Name The management name is defined from the SAN resource management.

OSName (OS) It is OS Name.

OSVersion (OS Version) It is OS Version.

IPAddress It is IP Address of a device.

The status of device is shown.

OK (Normal) It is in a normal status.

Degraded

Error A certain problem occurs and it is shown that it is in an error status.

DeviceStatus

Pred Fail (Warning) A certain problem occurs and it is shown that it is in a warning status.

The registration status of device is shown. ObserveStatus

OK (Normal) It is recognized normally.

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Undefined(not registered) Although it has checked on LAN, it is in the status which is not registered on SAN resource management.

Timeout (Unmonitored) Although registered on SAN resource management, it is in the status which cannot be recognized on LAN.

DeviceManager URL peculiar to device is shown.

The device support level of SAN management is shown.

Full It is device automatically detected by SAN management server.

SupportLevel (SAN Management SupportLevel)

Partial It is device created by manual inclusion.

(The manual inclusion device which uses GUI becomes this.)

The system of MultiPath disk control is shown.

It is displayed according to the line of the MultiPath set as the server.

MPType (Multipath Classification)

MPHD / MPLB / MP

MPAccessPath (Device Path of multipath control)

c1t1,c2t1,c3t1 etc.

The device path (Access Path) name which constitutes MultiPath disk control is shown. When more than one exist, it is divided by ", ".

MPInstanceName (LUN) mplb1(lun1),mplb2(lun2)etc.

The instance name defined by MultiPath disk control and a corresponding LUN number are shown. When more than one exist, it is divided by ", ".

2. Property of FcHba_Information The properties in HBA_Information Property Name Value Description

ServerName HOST1(SysName) etc.

The name of the server in which HBA is carried is shown. Data in () is either of Name/Sysname/NickName of the server.

ProductID A production id is shown.

LogicalNumber lpfc0 etc. The logic number of HBA.

PhysicalNumber The physical number information on HBA is shown.

It is not displayed in the Windows environment.

WWNN 8 bytes of WWNN by which 0x were added to the head

WWNN (World Wide Node Name) set as HBA is shown.

WWPN 8 bytes of WWPN by which 0x were added to the head

WWPN (World Wide Port Name) set as HBA is shown.

BusNumber Bus Number of The server set as HBA is shown.

ControllerNumber

ControllerNumber set as HBA is shown. In Solaris, it corresponds to the portion of X of /dev/rdsk/cXtY.

It may not be displayed when the connection destination device is a tape.

In the case of Windows, SCSI port number is shown.

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CurrentPortType

N

NL-Private

NL-Public

The fibre channel port type with which HBA is operating now is shown.

SupportPortTypes

N

NL-Private

NL-Public

The fiber channel port types which HBA is supporting are shown.

LastWWPN 8 bytes of WWPN by which 0x were added to the head

WWPN (World Wide Port Name) set in HBA before exchange is shown.



Degraded

Error A certain problem occurs and it is shown. It is in an error status.

DeviceStatus

Pred Fail (Warning) A certain problem occurs and it is shown. It is in a warning status.

The registration status of device is shown.


Undefined (not registered) Although it has checked on LAN, it is in the status which is not registered on SAN resource management.


Changed (changed HBA) HBA is exchange.

ObserveStatus

Removed (HBA deletion) This HBA is removed from the server.

The support level of HBA by SAN management is shown.

Full It is device automatically detected by SAN management. SupportLevel


(The manual inclusion device which is made by using GUI.)

3. Property of AccessPath_Information The properties in the AccessPath_Information Property Name Value Description

ServerName HOST1(SysName) etc.

The name of the server in which HBA is carried is shown. Data in () is either of Name/Sysname/NickName of the server.

HBA_LogicalNumber Lpfc0 etc. Logical number of HBA is shown.

HBA_WWPN 8 bytes of WWPN by which 0x were added to the head

WWPN(World Wide Port Name) which is set up to HBA of this access path is shown.

HBA_ControllerNumber

Controller number which is set up to HBA of this access path is shown.

In Solaris, it corresponds to the portion of X of /dev/rdsk/cXtY. It may not be displayed when the connection device is a tape. In the case of Windows, SCSI port number is shown.

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RelatedHostID 0-255 TargetID (portion of Y of cXtY of the special file on Solaris) corresponding to an access path is shown.

It is type of storage affinity which is set to HBA.

NO_AFFINITY The status meaning of access path is not setup is shown.

ANOTHER_BINDING Storage affinity is not set up, or the status by meaning of zoning is set up by a switch or storage is shown.

WWPN_BINDING The status where storage affinity is set up by WWPN binding setup is shown.

AffinityType

Blank The status where access path is not set up is shown.

NegotiatedCOS （FC Class） 1/2/3/4/6-/F/Unknown

The class of the fiber channel which HBA is supporting is shown. Unknown means FC class is unknown.

StorageName GR74B01-01(SysName)

etc.

The name of the storage in which FCCA is carried is shown. Data in () is either of Name/Sysname/NickName of the storage.

CaWWPN (WWPN of FCCA Port)

8 bytes of WWPN by which 0x were added to the head WWPN of FCCA port of the access path.

RelatedStorageArea The zone name of storage corresponding to an access path is shown.

LUNmapping (LUN)

LUNs which is set to an access path is shown.

When unknown, or when the access path is not set up, A value is not shown.

It is the status of an access path.

OK It is shown that an access path is in a normal status.

Degraded It is shown that an access path is unusual.

Pred Fail It is shown that it is in a failure forecast status, although an access path is normal under starting.

AccessPathStatus

AP_Error

The status where the problem has occurred in the middle of an access path setting or multipath composition in blockades is shown.

APStatusReason When the status of an access path is unusual, the reason is shown.

4. Property of Switch_Information The properties in the Switch_Information Property Name Value Description

VenderID (Manufacturer Name) A manufacturer name is shown.



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SysName

(System Name) SNMP SysName is set to the device.


IPAddress The device IP Address is shown.

Version (Firmware Version) Firmware version of a switch is shown.

PortNumber The number of ports of the switch is shown.

DomainName The domain id of a switch is shown.

KeyDomainSwithIP IP Address The IP address of the switch device used as the key at the time of a cascade connection is shown.



Degraded


DeviceStatus

Pred Fail (Warning) A certain problem occurs and it is shown that it is in a warning status.



Undefined (not registered)

Although it has checked on LAN, it is in the status which is not registered on SAN resource management.

Timeout (Unmonitored)

Although registered on SAN resource management, it is in the status which cannot be recognized on LAN.

ObserveStatus

InvalidPassword

(account or password is unsuitable.)

The difference of account and password occurs between the data on the SAN management resource and the data of real equipment. It is necessary to execute Changeac command or [Change Account Information for Device Management] by which GUI.

Needs of User name(account) and password of a device.

Necessary

It is necessary to manage on the SAN management. It is the device which needs to input a account or a password.

Not_Necessary It is not necessary to manage on the SAN management.

Fixed_Data("") The input data of "" is fixation. It is device which needs to input "" in a account or a password.

UserID

Passwd

Fixed_Data(root)

The input data of "root" is fixation. It is device which needs to input the fixed value bundled with () to a account or a password.

SupportLevel The device support level of SAN management is shown.

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Full It is device automatically detected by SAN management.



DeviceManager URL peculiar to device is shown.

PortNo (Port Number)

All ports of a switch are shown. Each port of a switch arranges perpendicularly and is shown.

The status of each port is shown.

OK It is normal.

Degraded PortStatus

Error

It is unusual. (I/O access of this port serves as interruption.)

CurrentPortTypes (Port Classification) F / FL / E / Unknown The classification of each port is shown.

ConnectedWWNN 8 bytes of WWNN by which 0x were added to the head

WWNN (World Wide Node Name) of the port of the point connected to each port is shown.

ConnectedWWPN 8 bytes of WWPN by which 0x were added to the head

WWPN (World Wide Port Name) of the port of the point connected to each port is shown.

ConnectedStorageInquiryData The inquiry information on the device of a connection destination device connected to the port is shown.

ConnectedDomainName The domain ID of the destination switch by which the cascade connection to this switch is shown.

ConnectedDomainPort The port number of the destination switch by which the cascade connection to this switch is shown.

5. Property of Switch_Zone_Information The properties in the Switch_Zone_Information Property Name Value Description

Name IP Address The IP address of the switch or the master switch in switch group by which the cascade connection that was carried out is shown.

Arbitrary zone names

WWPN set in the switch or the switch group by which the cascade connection, or the zone name of WWNN zoning is shown. (When two or more zones are set up, for every zone, it arranges perpendicularly and is shown.)

Arbitrary zone names

XXXX＠PortZone It is the zone name of XXX which is set as port zoning.

NO_SECURITY

It is a NO_SECURITY switch. Zoning is not effective. There is no security of zoning and all ports are in free access.

Zone (Zone Name)

ACCESS_DENIED All ports of a switch or the switch group by which the cascade connection was carried out are not possible to access.


WWPN (World Wide Port Name) set in each zone is shown.

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(Two or more WWPN by which 0x were added to the head are displayed by comma pause. )

6. Property of FcCA_Information The properties in the FcCA_Information Property Name Value Description

VenderID (Manufacturer Name) A manufacturer name is shown.



WWNN (World Wide Node Name) of CA(channel adapter) is shown.


WWPN (World Wide Port Name) of CA(channel adapter) is shown.

AssociationDeviceName

The CA name in which CA (channel adapter) is carried and shown. Data in () is either of Name/Sysname/NickName of the device of property name.

CaGroupNumber 0

1

The group name of storage which carries CA is shown. (When storage is the device of after GR740, this is router number. When storage is GR710/GR 720/730, this is CM number.)

CaExchangeUnitNumber Hexadecimal which added 0x to the head

The exchange unit of CA (channel adapter) is shown. When the CA is in exchanged activity, the CAs which are same number as this number are affected.

CaAdapterPortNumber Hexadecimal which added 0x to the head

The port number of CA(channel adapter) is shown.


OK (Normal) It is in a normal status. DeviceStatus






ObserveStatus





SupportLevel

Partial

It is device created by manual inclusion.


SupportPortTypes N / NL-Private / NL-Public The topology of the port which CA

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(channel adapter) is supporting is shown.

CurrentPortType N / NL-Private / NL-Public The topology of the port where operating CA (channel adapter) is shown.

SupportCOS (FC Class) 1/2/3/4/6/F The class currently supported by

CA (channel adapter) is shown.

The kinds of host affinity (zone function) are shown.

NO_AFFINITY The status where the access path is not set up is shown.

ANOTHER_BINDING

Host affinity (zone function) is not set up, or the status where zoning is set up by the switch or the server (WWPN binding) is shown.

GR_Port_Zone_Binding

The affinity setting is set. This storage is GR710/720/730. (When storage is GR710/720/730, the zone is set in each CA.)

AffinityType

GR_Subsystem_Zone_Binding

The affinity setting is set. This storage is after GR740. (When storage is after GR740, the zone is set in subsystem.)

The zone name set to CA is shown. It is the information displayed limitation to the ca of storage (GR710/720/730) which carries. When storage is device after GR740, this is not displayed. So please refer to "ConfiguredStorageZone" in "Storage_Information" because of the zone of after GR740 devices is set in storage system(subsystem).

When plurality is set up, it is displaying perpendicularly.

ConfiguredStorageZone (Zone Name)

NO_ZONE CA which the zone is not set up or does not have a zone setting function is shown.

LUNsInStorageZone (LUN in the zone)

LUN in the zone corresponding to the above-mentioned ConfiguredStorageZone is shown.

It shows all LUNs that are set up for every zone, when it is the CA which is carried on the storage (GR710/720/730) only.

When storage is after GR740, please refer to "LUNsInStorageZone" of Storage_Information.

RelatedHbaWWPN (WWPN of HBA)

WWPN by which 0x were added to the head

WWPN of HBA which is host affinity setup in this CA is shown.

When there are more than one, it arranges perpendicularly and is displaying.

StorageZoneName The zone name corresponding to WWPN of HBA which is the above-mentioned host affinity setup

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is shown.

This zone name is effective for host affinity of HBA WWPN of "RelatedHbaWWPN".

NegotiatedCOS (FC Class) 1/2/3/4/6/F The fiber channel class set to CA is

shown.

LastWWPN (WWPN before exchange)

8 bytes of WWPN by which 0x were added to the head

WWPN (World Wide Port Name) set as CA before exchange is shown.

7. Property of Storage_Information The properties in the Storage_Information Property Name Value Description


SysName




SerialNumber The serial number which is set up as device is shown.

StorageType

Disk Tape Array Robot Unknown

The kind of device is shown.

IPAddress IP address of storage device is shown. However when device is EMC, it is an ECC agent's IP and when device is LT300, it is a LMF agent's IP.



Degraded


DeviceStatus

Pred Fail (Warning)

A certain problem occurs and it is shown that it is in a warning status.







ObserveStatus

InvalidPassword

(An account password is unsuitable.)


UserID Needs of User name(account) and password of a device.

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Necessary




Passwd

Fixed_Data(root) The input data of "root" is fixation. It is device which needs to input the fixed value bundled with () to a account or a password.





ConfiguredStorageZone (Zone Name)

The zone name set to storage device is shown. It is shown if the device is after GR740. When two or more zones are set up, it arranges perpendicularly and is displayed.

LUNsInStorageZone (LUN in the zone)

LUN in the zone corresponding to the above-mentioned zone (ConfiguredStorageZone) is shown. All LUNs set as the zone by the comma pause are shown.

DeviceManager The address of a device management soft starting command or URL is shown.

8. Property of UnknownFc_Information The properties in the UnknownFC_Information Property Name Value Description

ProductID A production ID is shown.


WWNN (World Wide Node Name) of Unknown FC port is shown.


WWPN (World Wide Port Name) of Unknown FC port is shown.





The status of device is shown. DeviceStatus


The registration status of device is shown. ObserveStatus


Connected_Switch (Switch Name) The value of Name of the switch to which

this Unknown FC port is connected is shown.

Connected_Hub The value of Name of the hub to which this

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(HUB Name) Unknown FC port is connected is shown.

Connected_Hba (HBA WWPN)

WWPN by which 0x were added to the head

WWPN (World Wide Port Name) of HBA which recognizes this UnknownFC port is shown.

SupportCOS (FC Class) 1,2,3,4,6,F The class that the Unknown FC port is

supporting is shown.

SupportPortTypes N / NL-Private/ NL-Public The topology of the port which the Unknown FC port is supporting is shown.

CurrentPortType N / NL-Private/ NL-Public The topology of the port where the UnknownFC port is operating is shown.

9. Property of Hub_Information The properties in the Hub_Information Property Name Value Description


SysName




IPAddress IP address of hub is shown.

PortNumber The port number of hub are shown.

Version (Firmware Version) Firmware version is shown.







Degraded

Error A certain problem occurs and it is shown that it is in an error status. DeviceStatus

Pred Fail (Warning) It is device created by manual inclusion.






ObserveStatus



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InvalidPassword

(An account password is unsuitable.)



Necessary




UserID

Passwd


ConnectedName It is a name of device which is connected with hub.

ConnectedPNumber(Port Number) It is the port number of the above-mentioned

partner point device.

PortNo (Port Number)

It is the port number of all hubs. The port number of the corresponding hub displays perpendicularly.

ConnectedWWNN 8 bytes of WWNN by which 0x were added to the head

WWNN (World Wide Node Name) of the port of the point connected to each port is shown.

ConnectedWWPN 8 bytes of WWNN by which 0x were added to the head

WWPN (World Wide Port Name) of the port of the point connected to each port is shown.

DeviceManager It shows URL address. 10. Property of Bridge_Information and Library_Information

The properties in the Bridge_Information and Library_Information Property Name Value Description


SysName




IPAddress The device's IP Address.

Version (Firmware Version)

It shows firmware version.

EmbedLibrary (Library Name) It is the library name to which the bridge is connected.

SupportLevel The device support level of SAN management is shown.

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Degraded








ObserveStatus




Necessary It is necessary to manage on the SAN management. It is the device which needs to input a account or a password.



UserID

Passwd


DeviceManager The URL address used when controlling device is shown.

11. Property of BridgeScsiPort_Information The properties in the BridgeScsiPort_Information Property Name Value Description


ScsiPortAddress The port number of each bridge SCSI is shown.

Version (Firmware Version) Firmware version is shown.





ScsiID (Port ID Number) ScsiID of an initiator is shown.

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Degraded


Pred Fail (Warning)

It is device created by manual inclusion.






ObserveStatus



FCP_LUN (LUN) The value of LUN of FC is shown.

ConnectedScsiVID (Manufacturer Name)

The manufacturer name of SCSI device which is connected with bridge.

ConnectedScsiPID (Product Name) The product name of SCSI device which is

connected with bridge.

ConnectedScsiID (SCSI ID) The SCSI ID of SCSI device which is connected with

bridge.

ConnectedScsiLUN(LUN) LUN of SCSI device is shown.

StorageType

Disk Tape Array Robot Unknown

The kind of device which is connected with SCSI is shown.

When unknown, "Unknown" is shown.

12. Property of Library_Information It is the same as Bridge_Information.

13. Property of ScsiCa_Information The properties in the ScsiCa_Information Property Name Value Description



Version (Firmware Version) It shows firmware version.

CaGroupNumber The group name by the side of storage which carries SCSICA is shown.

CaExchangeUnitNumber Hexadecimal which added 0x to the head

The exchange unit of SCSICA is shown.

A channel adapter with this same value is influenced at the time of activity exchange.

CaAdapterPortNumber Hexadecimal which added 0x to the head The port number of SCSICA is shown.

ScsiID It is SCSI ID of a device.

ScsiLUN It is SCSI LUN of a device.

ScsiInitiatorName It is an initiator number of bridge which is set

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up to this SCSI bus.







Degraded








ObserveStatus


4.9.5.2 Status display (status Command)

· Function The status information of devices is outputted by the CSV file format.

· Usage The Status display is standard output, so it is necessary to output it by the csv extension file name in Redirection after command format description. Please refer to explanation of each property of info sub command.

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm status/-p (-f/-br)

(-h) == "status -h" shows the format of the arguments of status command. status/-p == status or -p argument of status or -p input is possible. (-f/-br) == The timing of information acquisition of acquires composition information with an option command is different. The difference is explained below.

a. No Option commands。( status ) The newest status information on the device registered on SAN management is outputted.

b. -f (Fast) option command. ( status -f ) The current device status information registered on SAN management is outputted.

c. -br option command. ( status -br ) All devices supported by SAN management are detected automatically, and the status information is outputted.

· Examples a. The newest SAN management Status information is displayed.

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm status > dir¥filename.csv or Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm -p > dir¥filename.csv

b. The registered Status Information on SAN management is displayed. Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm status -f > dir¥filename.csv or Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm -p -f > dir¥filename.csv

4.9.5.3 Event display (event Command)

· Function The system event currently held by SAN management is displayed.

· Usage

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The system event display is standard output. · Command Input Format

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm event ( -h ) == "event -h" shows the format of the arguments of event command. event == "event" an argument is inputted.

4.9.5.4 Device search（ searchdev Command ）

· Function It is the device search function.

· Usage The IP address of the device to search is specified. When searching the array disk device (GR) managed by GRSC, IP of a GRSC server and IP of GR are specified.

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm searchedv [ Device_IP / GRSC_Server_IP,GR_Device_IP ]

( -h ) == "searchdev -h" shows the format of the arguments of searchdev command. [Device_IP / GRSC_Server_IP,GR_Device_IP] == Please input the IP address of the device. However, when the device (GR) by managed by GRSC is searched, please input the IP address data format that is the IP address of a GRSC server and the IP address of GR device with divided by "," comma style.

· Examples a. When search the device of 100.100.100.100 IP Address.(It is not GR of GRSC management)

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm searchdev 100.100.100.100 b. When search the device of 100.100.100.100 IP Address which managed by GRSC Server of 111.111.111.111.

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm searchdev 111.111.111.111,100.100.100.100

4.9.5.5 Device registration（ adddev Command ）

· Function It is the function to register device which is not registered in SAN management.

· Usage The device in SAN management database is specified.

- The device which is not registered (the device's observeStatus is Undefined.) and that's supportLevel is Full.

- When the switch which is carrying out NO_SECURITY employment is registered、the error message (This switch is a NO_SECURITY switch and the zone is not set up. And so on.) is displayed. After that, when the switch or the switch group which has fabric environment (cascade connection) is setuped a WWPN zoning. It is necessary to setup the employment form of the switch or the switch group with chswmod command.

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm adddev [ DeviceID ] ( -u account ) ( -p password )

( -h ) == "adddev -h" shows the format of the arguments of adddev command. [ DeviceID ] == Please input the DeviceID to be added. The input format is as follows. The first specification form Indispensable

The second specification form Indispensable

The third specification form (supportLevel)

The fourth specification form

-host

-storage

-library

-switch

-hub

-bridge

ip:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

name:xxxx

sysname:xxxx

nickname:xxxx

-sl full

The first specification form : If the device is a host server, it is -host, If the device is a The second specification form storage, it is -storage, Please specify an argument according to the device. The second specification form : Please attach the value of the property after the propertyName that input at the first specification form, like the form "PropertyName:xxxx". The third・The fourth specification form : it is not indispensable, because when two or more devices still exist in specification of only the first and the second argument, these arguments are for narrowing further and specifying device. When the error message displays even with the second argument is outputted, Please specify the device with

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-sl full arguments. ( -u account ) and ( -p password) == Please input the account(UserName) and the password that according to the device. In the case of unnecessary device, argument is not needed. About necessary and unnecessary of input, information is shown on subcommand info result. Please make the data reference, and refer to the following for explanation of display information. Necessary ： It is necessary to input the account or the password. Not_Necessary : It is not necessary to input the account or the password. Fixed_Data("") ： Please input two double quotation mark "". The blank of a between is not needed. Fixed_Data(root) ： Please input "root". The input data is an inner value of ( ).

· Examples a. When the host with an unnecessary account and password is registered. (The Host's sysname is reon.)

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm adddev -host sysname:reon b. When the host with an unnecessary account and password with supportlevel -sl full arguments is registered.

(The host's sysname is reon.) Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm adddev -host sysname:reon -sl full

c. When the switch with an necessary account(USER) and password(PASWD) is registered. (The switch's IP is 100.100.100.100.) Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm adddev -switch ip:100.100.100.100 -u USER -p PASWD

4.9.5.6 Device deletion （ deldev Command ）

· Function It is the function to delete the device from SAN management resource.

· Usage The device registered in SAN management is specified, and deletion mode of Access Path setting is added and executed. The device deletion from SAN management registration is executed, but when an Access Path setting is setuped in the device, the whole of the access paths setting in the device can be deleted by adding deletion mode. This command serves the operation which is the check message of user intervention is displayed. When you want to skip this operation. Please add -y option command after arguments.

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm deldev [DeviceID] ( -m 0/1 ) ( -y )

( -h ) == "deldev -h" shows the arguments format of the deldev command. [ DeviceID ] == Please input the DeviceID of the device to be delete. Please refer to NO.1 to NO.5 of the DeviceID input format list. (-ｍ 0/1) == Specify the mode of whether to delete an access path setup about applicable device. -m 0 : Delete the device from SAN management resource without the Access Path deletion. -m 1 : Delete the device from SAN management registration with the Access Path deletion. no option command : same as "-m 0 ". (Delete the device without the Access Path deletion.) (-y) == When there is no argument of -y, check message is displayed, and then continuation execution is executed by inputting y(yes), device deletion is not performed by inputting n(no). When there is argument of -y, it is executed without user intervention.

· Examples a. Delete the host (host's sysname is reon) with AccessPath setting.（without user intervention）

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm deldev -host sysname:reon -m 1 -y b. Delete the CA (Ca Adapter number is 20 in Storage ip 100.100.100.100).（with user intervention）Input "y"(yes)

and continue this operation. Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm deldev -ca ip: 100.100.100.100:20 -m 1 This device's Observe Status OK. <------------- When device observe is OK, It displays to confirm. Delete this device with DELETE AccessPath mode. Are you sure to continue? (y or n) ==> y <------- input "y".

4.9.5.7 NO_SECURITY Switch Employment Form Setup ( chswmod Command )

· Function This command is the function of WWPN zoning setting is executed for the NO_SECURITY switch. Moreover, there is the function that cancel immediately after setting up with "-s del".

· Usage The switch is specified with setting(-s add ) or cancel(-s del) option arguments.

- The device whose support level (supportLevel) is Full. - The check of whether to be a NO_SECURITY switch is displayed information of info command (Zone

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property value in Zoning_Information). The object device is the switch or the switch group cascaded displayed "NO_SECURITY" in Zoning_Information property of info command.

- If this command is executed to the switch which is in cascade connection, this wwpn zoning setting is effective to all switches in the cascade connection.

- After setting once WWPN zoning employment, even if "-s del" option command is executed, the cancel function of wwpn zoning ("chswmod xxxx -s del") is invalid. "-sl del" option command is effective to cancel the setting of the switch set wwpn zoning employment, just before wwpn zoning actually set.

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm chswmod [ DeviceID ] [ -s add / del ]

( -h ) == "chswmod -h" shows the arguments format of deldev command.

[ DeviceID ] == Please input the DeviceID of the device to be specified. Refer to the following tables for input form.

The first specification form.

Indispensable The second specification form.

name:xxxx

sysname:xxxx

nickname:xxxx

ip: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

( -sl full )

The first specification form : Please specify device with one of forms.

The second specification form : This argument is not indispensable. When two or more devices with the first specification form correspond, it is an argument for specifying by "-sl full" arguments.

[ -s add / del ] == selection option flag. These are option flags whether WWPN zoning employment is set as switch, or to cancel.

add : Future employment is carried out to wwpn zoning employment.

del : The employment setting of WWPN zoning employment is canceled. · Examples a. WWPN Zoning employment is set to NO_SECURITY switch (sysname is sw01.)

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm chswmod sysname:sw01 -s add b. WWPN Zoning employment setting is canceled to the switch (NO_SECURITY switch's sysname is sw01.)

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm chswmod sysname:sw01 -s del

4.9.5.8 Account / password change（ changeac Command ）

· Function When the difference of account and password occurs between the data on the SAN management resource and the data of real equipment, account and the password data that it is registered on the SAN management resource are changed into the data into which it was inputted by the argument.

· Usage Please input the right account or password of real equipment and specified the device.

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm changeac [ DeviceID ] ( -u account) ( -p password)

( -h ) == "changeac -h" shows the arguments format of changeac command. [ DeviceID ] == Please input the DeviceID. The input format is as follows. The first specification form. Indispensable

The second specification form. Indispensable

The third specification form. (supportLevel)

The fourth specification form.

-host

-storage

-library

-switch

-hub

-bridge

ip:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

name:xxxx

sysname:xxxx

nickname:xxxx

-sl full

The first specification form : If the device is a host server, it is -host, If the device is a The second specification form storage, it is -storage, Please specify an argument according to the device.

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The second specification form : Please attach the value of the property after the propertyName that input at the first specification form, like the form "PropertyName:xxxx". The third・The fourth specification form : it is not indispensable, because when two or more devices still exist in specification of only the first and the second argument, these arguments are for narrowing further and specifying device. When the error message displays even with the second argument is outputted, Please specify the device with -sl full arguments. ( -u account ) and ( -p password) == Please input the account(UserName) and the password that according to the device. In the case of unnecessary device, argument is not needed. About necessary and unnecessary of input, information is shown on subcommand info result. Please make the data reference, and refer to the following for explanation of display information. Necessary ： It is necessary to input the account or the password. Not_Necessary : It is not necessary to input the account or the password. Fixed_Data("") ： Please input two double quotation mark "". The blank of a between is not needed. Fixed_Data(root) ： Please input "root". The input data is an inner value of ( ).

· Example a. The account and password are changed into the right data (account:admin, password:passwd). The device is

switch (IP 100.100.100.100). Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm changeac -switch ip:100.100.100.100 -u admin -p passwd

b. The password is changed into the right data (account:root(Fixed_Data), password:passwd). The device is storage (sysname : GR74B01-01). Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm changeac -storage sysname:GR74B01-01 -u root -p passwd

4.9.5.9 LED Blink（ setbc Command ）

· Function This is the function of Light Emitting Diode blink of the device.

· Usage The device to blink LED or the port of the device is specified. Blink time is 3 minutes, but when continuation execution is carried out before 3 minutes passed, it is extended from the point in time for 3 minutes. When blink light put out, Please input off argument.

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm setbc [ DeviceID ] ( -p portAddress) [ on / off ]

( -h ) == "setbc -h" shows the arguments format of setbc command. [ DeviceID ] == Please input the DeviceID of the device. Please refer to NO.1 to NO.5 of the DeviceID input format list. (-p portAddress) == The port number is specified. When the command to executed the port unsupported, error message is displayed. [ on / off ] == Blind( on ) or lights-out( off )

· Examples a. HBA (Controller Number is 1, In host which sysname is reon.) light.

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm setbc -hba controller sysname:reon:1 on b. Switch (IP 100.100.100.100) light.

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm setbc -switch ip:100.100.100.100 on

4.9.5.10 Switch Security Setup Addition ( setswsc Command )

· Function The Switch security setting (WWPN zoning) of two devices of input arguments is added to the switch zoning configuration.

· Usage The two devices which are connected to the switch physically are specified.

When the switch or the switch group cascaded is NO_SECURITY, the command is executed by adding "-force" option command after the switch is set of WWPN Zoning employment by "chswmod" command with "-s add". If this command is executed to the switch which is not set of WWPN Zoning employment by "chswmod" command, error message is displayed and it can not be set. The check of whether to be a NO_SECURITY switch is displayed information of info command (Zone property value in Zoning_Information). The object device is the switch or the switch group cascaded. As one of the checks of the execution result of this command, the result is displayed in "info" command information (wwpn-zoning is displayed in Switch_Zone_Information).

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm setswsc [ DeviceID_1 ] [ DeviceID_2 ] ( -force )

( -h ) == "setswsc -h" shows the arguments format of setswsc command.

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[ DeviceID_1 ] == Please input the DeviceID of the device. Please refer to NO.2 to NO.5 of the DeviceID input format list or input WWPN directly. [ DeviceID_2 ] == Same as the above. ( -force ) == Please input this arguments, when NO_SECURITY switch is specified.

· Examples a. The WWPN Zoning of HBA (controller number is 1. In host which sysname is reon.) and CA (caport Number is

22. In Storage which ip is 100.100.100.100.) is set. Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm setswsc -hba controller sysname:reon:1 -ca caport ip: 100.100.100.100:22

b. The WWPN Zoning of HBA (wwpn: 1000000000000000) and CA(caport number is 30. In storage which sysname is GR01.) is set. The switch is NO_SECURITY switch, so at first "chswmod -sl add" is executed to be made WWPN zoning employment, then this command with "-force" option is executed. Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm setswsc 1000000000000000 -ca sysname:GR01:30 -force

c. The WWPN Zoning of wwpn：1111111111111111 and wwpn：2222222222222222 is set. Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm setswsc 1111111111111111 2222222222222222

4.9.5.11 Switch Security Setup Deletion ( delswsc Command )

· Function The Switch security setting (WWPN zoning) of two devices of input arguments is deleted from the switch zoning configuration.

· Usage The two devices of WWPN zoning are specified.

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm delswsc [ DeviceID_1 ] [ DeviceID_2 ]

( -h ) == "delswsc -h" shows the arguments format of delswsc command.

[ DeviceID ] == Please input the DeviceID of the device. Please refer to NO.2 to NO.5 of the DeviceID input format list or input WWPN directly.

[ DeviceID_2 ] == Same as the above. · Example a. The WWPN Zoning of HBA (controller number is 1. in host which sysname is reon.) and CA（caport number is

22. in storage which ip 100.100.100.100.）is deleted. Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm delswsc -hba controller sysname:reon:1 -ca caport ip:100.100.100.100:22

4.9.5.12 Access Path Setup（setap Command）

· Function This command is executed of setup of access path.

· Usage The DeviceID of HBA and CA are specified, in addition the target device and the access path setting conditions are specified.

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm setap [HBA] [CA] (-s Flag) (-t TID) (-l LUN) (-z ZoneName) (-force)

( -h ) == "setap -h" shows the arguments format of setap command. [HBA] == DeviceID of HBA is specified which set access path. Please refer NO.2 of of the DeviceID input format list for the format. [CA] == DeviceID of CA is specified which set access path. Please refer NO.3 of of the DeviceID input format list for the format. (-s Flag) == selection Flag. The flag of devices which is set of access path is specified. The flag has three kinds of input formats below. And When "-s Flag" arguments is not specified, The command is executed to the devices of server and switch(WWPN Zoning) and Storage (This setting is StorageManager's policy.).

[Selection Flag Format]

Description of Flag device for setup

(setup contents) String *2 Hexadecimal *3 Decimal *4

Server (Host) Server 0x08 8

WWPN Zoning (to switch) wwpn-zoning 0x04 4

Port Zoning (to switch) *1 port-zoning 0x02 2

Storage Storage 0x01 1

*1 The Port Zoning is not supported.

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*2 When the data is specified by String, Please input the device to set by comma pause.

*3 When the data is specified by Hexadecimal, Please input hexadecimal data to set with format adding "0x" ahead.

*4 When the data is specified by Decimal, Please input decimal data to set which the sum of device is set.

Example）When the server and WWPN-Zoning is specified. The each notation is as follows.

String ( -s server,wwpn-zoning )

Hexadecimal ( -s 0x0c )

Decimal ( -s 12 )

( -t TID ) == The target ID is specified. It is the value which shows TargetID (portion of Y of cXtY of the special file on Solaris) corresponding to an access path. TID cannot set up a duplication number by one HBA. These arguments may not necessary, please refer to the following table [Environment of Arguments Required] for the environmental condition.

( -l LUN ) == The LUNs are specified. The LUNs set by comma pause format or with "-" mark format when continuation number of luns. This arguments may not necessary, please refer to the following table [Environment of Arguments Required] for the environmental condition.

Example） -l 1,5,10-15

（ -z ZoneName ） == The zone which is set in Storage or CA is specified.

When the storage is after GR740, the one zone name that is set at the storage device (Subsystem) is specified. When the storage is GR710/720/730, the one of zone name which is set at the CA of the storage. When zone data is "NO_ZONE ", please input "no". The above-mentioned zone information can be checked by in "info" command result. This arguments may not necessary, please refer to the following table [Environment of Arguments Required] for the environmental condition.

Example） -z 0 / -z no

（ -force ） == The WWPN Zoning is set compulsory to the NO_SECURITY switch.

When WWPN Zoning is set to the NO_SECURITY switch, please input the argument. The NO_SECURITY switch with effective wwpn zoning can be performed. this argument must be the switch which set of the wwpn zoning employment by chswmod command with "-s add" arguments.

· By setting WWPN Zoning to NO_SECURITY(no zoning configuration) switch, I/O access is impossible except

the wwpn zoning ports which set. Please set up after minding the above-mentioned matter.

[Environment of Arguments Required]

Host OS Zone (Storage/CA) *2 Argument

Solaris NT / other Any zone names NO_ZONE Blank

TID ( -t ) Necessary Not Necessary *1

LUN ( -l ) Necessary Not Necessary *1

ZoneName (-z) Necessary no *3 Not

Necessary

*1 When TID and LUN value are specified on not necessary environment, the value is not set.

*2 The value of property (Any zone names/NO_ZONE/Bland) in Zone of this table are possible to check in the "info" command result(［ConfiguredStorageZone］property value). (When storage is GR740/GR820/GR840/SD840/SR840, refer to ［ConfiguredStorageZone］property value of storage_Information. When storage has other value, refer to ［ConfiguredStorageZone］property value of FcCa_Information.)

*3 Please input "no". · Examples a. The access path is set of HBA (wwpn:1000000000000000.In Solaris host.) and CA( caportnumber:22, in

storage : ip 100.100.100.100. zone is set.). SelectionFlag(setting target device) are wwpn zoning(switch) and Storage by string format. Setting value of Zone/LUN/TID are follows.

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Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm setap -hba wwpn: 1000000000000000 -ca caport ip:100.100.100.100:22 -s wwpn-zoing,storage -t 1 -z 5 -l 0-10

b. The access path is set of HBA (controller:4, In NT host:sysname is HOST1.) and CA( caportnumber:22, in storage : name is F649x-0011. zone is NO_ZONE.). SelectionFlag(setting target device) are server(host) and wwpn zoning(switch) and Storage, that selectionFlag is omissible cause of same as StroageManager policy. TID and LUN are omissible cause of NT server. Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm setap -hba controller sysname:HOST1:4 -ca name:F649x-0011:22 -z no

4.9.5.13 Access Path Deletion (delap Command)

· Function The access path is deleted.

· Usage The DeviceID of HBA & CA, the option flag which device deleted are specified. The access path setting of specified devices is possible to be deleted with option flag. Moreover, when the option flag is not specified, the command is executed to the devices of server and switch(WWPN Zoning) and Storage (This setting is StorageManager's policy.).

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm delap [HBA] [CA] (-s Flag)

( -h ) == "delap -h" shows the arguments format of delap command. [HBA] == DeviceID of HBA is specified which set access path. Please refer NO.2 of the DeviceID input format list for the format. [CA] == DeviceID of CA is specified which set access path. Please refer NO.3 of the DeviceID input format list for the format. (-s Flag) == selection Flag. The flag of devices which is deleted of access path is specified. When "-s Flag" arguments is not specified, the command is executed to the devices of server and switch(WWPN Zoning) and Storage (This setting is StorageManager's policy.). Please refer to [Selection Flag Format] table for details of this arguments format.

· Examples a. The access path is set of HBA (wwpn:1000000000000000.) and CA( caportnumber:22, in storage : ip

100.100.100.100.). SelectionFlag(setting target device) are server and storage by hexadecimal format. Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm delap -hba wwpn:1000000000000000 -ca ip:100.100.100.100:22 -s 0x09

b. The access path is set of HBA (controller:4, In NT host:sysname is HOST1.) and CA( caportnumber:22, in storage : name is F649x-0011.). SelectionFlag(setting target device) are server(host) and wwpn zoning(switch) and Storage, that selectionFlag is omissible cause of same as StroageManager policy. Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm delap -hba controller sysname:HOST1:4 -ca name:F649x-0011:22

4.9.5.14 Trap Transmission Device IP Change (chtraprcvip Command)

· Function When the IP address of the SAN management server is changed, The Trap Transmission IP address of the devices registered in SAN Management is changed.

· Usage A device to change is specified, or all required device registered in SAN Management is specified. The target device must be the device of which SupportLevel is full and ObserveStatus is OK. So when the device does not appropriate for that contents, error message is displayed.

· Command Input Format Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm chtraprcvip ［ DeviceID / -all ］

( -h ) == "chtraprcvip -h" shows the arguments format of chtraprcvip command.

[ DeviceID / -all ] == The device to be changed of trap transmission Device IP is specified.

-all ： The command is executed to all devices to be changed in SAN Management. The execution result is displayed of standard output style of order of the device name and then the execution result.

DeviceID ： The device is specified. Please refer to the following the table for the format.

The first specification form. Indispensable

The second specification form. Indispensable

-host

-storage

-library

-switch

-hub

ip:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

name:xxxx

sysname:xxxx

nickname:xxxx

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-bridge · Examples a. The device is specified.

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm chtraprcvip -host ip:100.100.100.100 b. All devices to be changed are specified.

Program Directory¥bin¥sanadm chtraprcvip -all

4.9.5.15 DeviceID Input Format List

The format of [DeviceID] arguments is specified.

[DeviceID input format list ]

Ｎo

The first specification form.

The second specification form.

The third specification form.

The fourth specification form.

１

-host

-storage

-library

-switch

-hub

-bridge

ip:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

name:xxxx

sysname:xxxx

nickname:xxxx

( -sl ) ( full / partial )

controllernumber:xx

busnumber:xx

physicalnumber:xx

logicalnumber:xx

ip:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:Value of the second specification form

name:xxxx:Value of the second specification form

sysname:xxxx:Value of the second specification form

nickname:xxxx:Value of the second specification form

２ -hba

wwpn:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

( caportnumber )

ip:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: Value of the second specification form

name:xxxx:Value of the second specification form

sysname:xxxx:Value of the second specification form

nickname:xxxx:Value of the second specification form

３ -ca

wwpn:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

４ -unknownfcport wwpn:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

５ -scsica

-bridgeport name:xxx

xxxx is the arbitrary string characters or number

+[Description of No.1 Format]

The first specification form : The device (host/storage/switch/library/hub/bridge) is specified.

The second specification form : Please attach the value of the property after the propertyName that input at the first specification form, like the form "PropertyName:xxxx".

The third and fourth specification form : it is not indispensable, because these arguments are for narrowing further and specifying device, when two or more devices still exist in specification of only the first and the second argument. When the error message which is the appropriated devices is exist even with the second argument is outputted, Please specify the device with -sl full arguments.

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+ [Description of No.2 Format] The first specification form: The device of HBA is specified.

The second specification form: The property name which specifies HBA is specified. When the property is wwpn:xxxx form, it is necessary to the second arguments, but the third argument is not necessary. Moreover, "number" of "xxxnumber" form is omissible.

The third specification form : [The device in which HBA is carried] + [the value of second specification property] are specified.

For Example, When the HBA (the host's sysname is reo with which the HBA is carried. The HBA is host controller number 2.) is specified.

-hba controller sysname:reo:2


The first specification form: The device of CA is specified.

The second specification form : The property name which specifies CA is specified. When the property is wwpn:xxxx form, it necessary to the second arguments, but the third argument is not necessary. Moreover, "number" of "xxxnumber" form is omissible, and this argument "caportnumber" is omissible.

The third specification form : [The device with which CA is carried] + [the value of second specification property] are specified.

For Example, When the CA (the storage's IP address is 100.100.100.100 in which the CA is carried. The CA is adapter port number 30.) is specified.

-ca caport ip: 100.100.100.100

or

-ca ip: 100.100.100.100


The first specification form : The device of unknowfcport(SAN management non-supported FCPort) is specified.

The second specification form : The form of "wwpn:xxxxxxxxxxx" is specified only. It is WWPN of the FC Port.


The first specification form : The device of SCSICA or BridgeSCSIPort is specified.

The second specification form : The form of "name:xxxxxxxxxxx" is specified only. The value of NAME property of the SCSICA or the BridgeSCSIPort is specified.

4.10 The needed number of accesses

The right to access which is needed on a SAN management-related screen is explained. Please refer to "2 Operation of security screen" about the details of the right to access.

When selecting "View" from "Security" menu on SAN management screen, authentication information dialog is displayed

Operation Write permission

Execute permission

Read permission

Stop of a SAN management policy Yes Yes Yes

Movement of Icon Yes Yes Yes

Reference of a Device Yes No No

Addition of a Device Yes No No

Deletion of a Device Yes No No

Setup of an Access Path Yes No No

Deletion of an Access Path Yes No No

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Diagnosis of an Access Path Yes No No

Automatic Inheritance of an Access Path Yes No No

URL View Yes Yes Yes

Property View Yes Yes Yes

Version Information View Yes Yes Yes

Help View Yes Yes Yes

SAN Composition View Yes Yes Yes

Manual Inclusion Function Yes No No

Yes：Operation is possible. No：Operation is impossible.

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Chapter 5 Space Management Operations

This chapter explains the functions of the Space Management window on the client and how to operate the Space Management window.

5.1 Space Management Window Structure

+Space Management GUI The space management GUI is an administrator GUI that allows,using a browser, to control space management functions of the storage management server. It provides the following functions: · Administrator registration

This function enables a user to register a business administrator. · Registering storage devices to business (grouping storage devices)

To apply space management to storage devices, register them to business. After they are registered to business, the storage devices become targets of space management.

· Policy setting Different kinds of policies, such as a system policy, business policy and device policy, are set.

· Device occupancy status display Amount of space in use and information on insufficient space are listed and displayed for each business and for each device.

· Device space investigation Files on a specific device are searched according to a set search condition.

5.2 Space Management Window

When [Space Management] is selected from the initial window of SystemWalker/StorageMGR, the Space Management window is displayed. Figure 5.1 shows the initial window of space management (Space Management window).

[Figure 5.1 Initial window of space management]

Space capacity is indicated in units of megabytes (MB) to the first decimal place (unit of one hundred kilobytes). (Numbers are rounded off to the first decimal place.)

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+［Window configuration ］

The Space Management window has a space management tree on the left side and different list views on the right side. Use the tree on the left side to switch among the list views on the right side. Table 5.1 lists the list views corresponding to individual tree items.

[Table 5.1 Tree information and corresponding lists displayed]

Tree Contents Displayed list of a selection Details

Space management icon Business list See Chapter 5.2.1, "Business

list view"

Business icon Mount point list See Chapter 5.2.2 "Mount point

list view"

+［Available icons］

Available icons for Table 5.2 is explained.

[Table 5.2 Available icons]

Item NO

Hierarchy on tree view Icon Contents

1 First level Indicates the entire space management system

2 Second level Indicates a business

3 Second level The color of this item changes to yellow if a device included in a business exceeds the use rate notification level (attention).

4 Second level The color of this item changes to red if a device included in a business exceeds the use rate notification level (abnormality).

5.2.1 Business List view(displayed at space management icon selection)

When a space management icon is selected, business information (Business List view shown in Figure 5.2) is displayed in a list view on the right.

[Figure 5.2 Business List view]

Table 5.4 contains descriptions of items displayed on the list.

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+［Selecting display items］

Items in the business list view can be displayed or not displayed, depending on the selection.

When "Selection of Display Items" is selected from the [View] menu in the window with the business list view, the "Selection of Display Items" box (Figure 5.3) is displayed as shown below.

Click the checkboxes of the items to be displayed, and click [OK]. The displayed list is then changed to include the items.

[Figure 5.3 Selecting Display Items box]

[Table 5.3 Operations for selecting display items]

Operation Description

All Choice Selects the checkboxes of all display items

All Release Unchecks the checkboxes of all display items.

Default Selects the checkboxes of display items according to the initial state

[Table 5.4 Business List view display items]

No. Display item name Explanation

1 Business Business name

2 Total Space (Mbyte) Total capacity of registered mount points in a business

3 Total Space Used (Mbyte) Total capacity of registered mount points in use in a business

4 Available Space (Mbyte) Available capacity of the mount point registered for a business.

5 Use Rate (%) Percentage of the total amount used to the total capacity

6 Policy Policy that applies to a business

Either "System" or "Business" is displayed.

7 Space Management If space management is performed, "ON" is displayed. If it is not performed, "OFF" is displayed.

8 Monitoring Interval (minutes) Space monitoring cycle

9 Abnormality Notification Level Abnormality threshold value regarding space capacity

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10 Attention Notification Level Attention threshold value regarding space capacity

11 CentricMGR Notification

If CentricMGR is notified in the event that the use rate notification level (attention) is exceeded, "ON" is displayed. If CentricMGR is not notified, "OFF" is displayed.

12 Space Use Status Log

If the space usage status log is collected, "ON" is displayed. If it is not collected, "OFF" is displayed.

13 Administrator Notification

If mail is posted to the administrator in the event that the use rate notification level is exceeded, "ON" is displayed. If such mail is not posted, "OFF" is displayed.

5.2.2 Mount Point List view (displayed at business icon selection)

When a business icon is selected using the space management tree on the left, the mount point information (Mount Point List view shown in Figure 5.4) registered for the business is displayed in a list view on the right.

[Figure 5.4 Mount Point List view]

Table 5.6 contains descriptions of items displayed on the list.

+［Selecting display items］

Items in the mount point list view can be displayed or not displayed, depending on the selection.

When "Selection of Display Items" is selected from the [View] menu in the mount point list view, the "Selection of Display Items" box (Figure 5.5) is displayed as shown below.

Click the checkboxes of the items to be displayed, and click [OK]. The displayed list is then changed to include the items.

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[Figure 5.5 Selecting Display Items box]

[Table 5.5 Operations for selecting display items]

Operation Description

All Choice Selects the checkboxes of all display items.

All Release Unchecks the checkboxes of all display items.

Default Selects the checkboxes of display items according to the initial state.

[Table 5.6 Mount Point List view display items]

No. Display item name Explanation

1 Mount Point Mount point name

2 Device RAW device name

3 Total Space (Mbyte) Total capacity of the mount point

4 Total Space Used (Mbyte) Total amount used of the mount point

5 Available Space (Mbyte) Available capacity of the mount point

6 Use Rate (%) Percentage of the total amount used to the total capacity

7 Server Name of server to which a device belongs

8 OS Type Type of OS on server

9 OS Version Version of OS on server

10 Policy Policy that applies to a device.

"System," "Business," or "Device" is displayed

11 Space Management If space management is performed, "ON" is displayed. If it is not performed, "OFF" is displayed.

12 Monitoring Interval Space polling interval

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(minutes)

13 Abnormality Notification level (%) Abnormality threshold value regarding space capacity

14 Attention Notification level (%) Attention threshold value regarding space capacity

15 CentricMGR Notification

If CentricMGR is notified in the event that the use rate notification level (attention) is exceeded, "ON" is displayed. If CentricMGR is not notified, "OFF" is displayed.

16 Space Use Status Log

If the space usage status log is fetched, "ON" is displayed. If it is not fetched, "OFF" is displayed.

17 Administrator Notification

If mail is posted to the administrator in the event that the use rate notification level is exceeded, "ON" is displayed. If such mail is not posted, "OFF" is displayed.

18 Collection Date and Time Date of data acquisition

5.2.3 Status display on the list view

The business and mount point statuses displayed in the business list view and the mount point list view are shown below (Figure 5.6).

[Figure 5.6 Status display in the list view]

[Table 5.7 Statuses displayed in the list view]

View Status Description

Red Insufficient space of the " Abnormality " level occurs at a mount point of a business.

Business list view Yellow Insufficient space of the " Attention " level occurs at a mount point of a

business.

Red Insufficient space of the " Abnormality " level occurs at a mount point of a business.

Yellow Insufficient space of "Attention" level occurs at a mount point. Mount point list view

Gray Mount point is in a not usable state. *

* Not usable state means:

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· Change of mount point status (unmounting or device change) · Failure to obtain mount point information · Failure in communication with a server If the above state occurs, consider the mount point status or error message of the corresponding storage management server or storage server, and take appropriate measures. For details on such error information, refer to the "SystemWalker/StorageMGR Message".

5.2.4 Latest information display

When "Last Updte" is selected from the [View] menu in the Space Management window, the latest space management information and the current space usage status are read from a database and displayed.

5.2.5 Operation

For operations from the Space Management window, follow either of the two procedures below. · Use the space management tree or a list view to select the target of an operation, and then select an operation

from the menu. · On the space management tree or in a list view, right-click an item to select the target of an operation, and

then select an operation from the pop-up menu.

5.2.5.1 Menu bar items

+［Displayed items］

Table 5.8 lists the items used to select operations from the Space Management window.

[Table 5.8 Menu bar display items]

No. Menu bar Submenu Submenu Submenu Explanation

1 File Exit Space Management Window

Exit the Space Management window

SMTP Server Setup Displays the Set Up SMTP

Server window.

Set Up Administrator Displays the Set up

Administrator window.

Register Business Displays the Register Business

window.

Update Business Displays the Update business

window Business (J)

Delete Business Displays the Check Deletion of

Business window.

System Policy Displays the Set Up System

Policy window.

Register Displays the Register Business Policy window.

Update Displays the Update Business Policy window

Business Policy (J)

Inherit Host Policy (D)

Check Change of Space Management Policy window.

Register Displays the Register Device Policy window.

Update Displays the Update Device Policy window.

Policy

Device Policy

Inherit Host Policy (D)

Check Change of Space Management Policy window.

2 Operation (C)

Space Investigation Displays the Space

Investigation window.

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Latest Information (R) Obtains the latest information

3 View Selection of Display Items (L)

Displays the Display Item Selection window of the displayed list view.

4 Security View Displays the Authentication Information window

Help (E) Displays the Help window. 5 Help

Version (A) Displays the Version Information window

+［Conditions under which submenus are valid］

Different menus can be used depending on the selection status. Table 5.9 lists selection targets and corresponding menus that can be used.

[Table 5.9 Selection targets and available menus]

Menu bar Submenu Submenu Submenu Selection target (management tree or list view)

Other conditions

File Exit Space Management Window

Always valid

SMTP Server Setup Always valid

Set Up Administrator Always valid

Register Business Always valid

Update Business Business Business (J)

Delete Business Business

System Policy Always valid

Register Business Valid if a business policy is not set

Update Business Valid if a business policy is already set.

Business Policy (J)

Inherit Host Policy (D) Business

Valid if a business policy is already set.

Register Device Valid if a device policy is not set

Update Device Valid if a device policy is already set

Policy

Device Policy

Inherit Host Policy (D) Device

Valid if a device policy is already set

Operation (C)

Space Investigation Device

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Latest Information (R) Always valid

View Selection of Display Items (L) Always valid

Security View Always valid

Help (E) Always valid Help

Version (A) Always valid

5.2.5.2 Pop-up menu items

a. When a business is selected on the left (tree) or right (list view) side of the Space Management window (Table 5.10) Table 5.10 Pop-up menu items - a business is selected Item No

Items displayed on pop-up menu Description

1 Update Displays the Update window for the selected business.

2 Delete Deletes the selected business

3 Register Policy Displays the Business Policy Registration window for the selected business.

4 Update Policy Displays the Business Policy Update window for the selected business.

5 Inherit Host Policy Displays the Business Policy Change Confirmation window for the selected business

b. When device information is selected in a view (list view) on the right side of the Space Management window (Table 5.11) Table 5.11 Pop-up menu items selection

No. Pop-up menu display item Explanation

1 Register Policy Displays the Device Policy Registration window for the selected device.

2 Update Policy Displays the Device Policy Update window for the selected device.

3 Inherit Host Policy Displays the Device Policy Change Confirmation box for the selected device.

4 Space Investigation Displays the Space Investigation window for the selected device.

5.3 Space Management Operation Windows

The following operation windows are available for space management: · Set Up SMTP Server window · Space Administrator Setup window - Administrator settings - Administrator registration - Administrator update - Administrator delete · Business Setup window · Policy Settings window - System policy settings - Business policy registration - Business policy update - Device policy registration - Device policy update - Inheritance of host policy

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5.3.1 Set Up SMTP Server window

The Set Up SMTP Server window defines the mail server (SMTP server) used to send mail if there is insufficient space.

When [SMTP Server Setup] is selected from the [Operation] menu in the Space Management window, the window shown in Figure 5.7 is displayed.

[Figure 5.7 Set Up SMTP Server window]

Table 5.12 explains the entry items.

+［Entry item］

[Table 5.12 Input item for Mail server setting]

No. Item name Selection Value Explanation

1 SMTP Server Name

Input Up to 128 characters consisting of en-size alphanumeric characters and the following en-size symbols: ".", "-", and "_"

SMTP mail server name used for the space management function

+［Method of operation］

Enter the required item, and click [OK] to register a mail server.

Enter a mail server name in one of the following two input formats: · IP address · FQDN format (only if DNS registration is complete and the DNS server can be accessed)

5.3.2 Space Administrator Setup window

Use the Space Administrator Setup window to register an administrator for space management. The administrator whose account is set up from this window can be registered as a business administrator at the time of business registration. Out of the users who have been registered with the authentication feature of StorageMGR and who have authority (read permission or higher) for space management, select the administrator to be registered.

When an administrator is registered or when a mail address is changed, mail is sent to the registered mail address to prompt for confirmation or change of the registration.

When [Set Up Administrator] is selected from the [Operation] menu in the Space Management window, the Set Up Administrator window (Figure 5.8) for the current space management session is displayed.

Edit the administrator account information list by clicking [Register], [Update], and/or [Delete], and click [OK] to update the list.

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[Figure 5.8 Set Up Administrator window]

Table 5.13 explains the operations from the window.


[Table 5.13 Administrator setup operations]

Operation Explanation Method of operation

Register Displays the Administrator Registration window. See the chapter on Register Administrator

Update Displays the Administrator Update window See the chapter on Update Administrator

Delete Deletes the administrator selected on the list.

A user must log in with administrator authority to register a business. Be sure to register an administrator before registering a business.

5.3.2.1 Register Administrator

When [Register] is clicked in the Set up Administrator window, the window shown in Figure 5.9 is displayed.

Select an administrator from the list, and specify the mail address of the server that issues insufficient space notifications.

Click [OK]. The specified contents are then added to the list in the Set up Administrator window.

[Figure 5.9 Register Administrator window]

Table 5.14 explains the entry items.

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+［Input item］

[Table 5.14 Input item for administrator registration]


1 Administrator Name

Select from the list.

－

User ID of the administrator of the corresponding business

2 Mail Address Input

Up to 128 characters beginning with an alphanumeric character and consisting of en-size alphanumeric characters and the following en-size symbols: "-", "_", ".", and "@"

Mail address of administrator to notify if capacity is exceeded.


Select an administrator to be registered, and enter a mail address. Click [OK].

5.3.2.2 Update Administrator

When [Update] is clicked in Set Up Administrator window the window shown in Figure 5.10 opens.

Click [OK]. The specified contents are updated in the account of the administrator selected on the list in the Set up Administrator window.

[Figure 5.10 Update Administrator window]

For an explanation of the entry items, see Table 5.14 "Entry item of administrator registration."


Enter a mail address, and click [OK].

5.3.2.3 Delete Administrators

Selecting [Delete] on the Set up Administrator window displays the window shown in Figure 5.11. To delete an administrator from the list on the Set up Administrator window, select [Yes].

[Figure 5.11 Check Deletion Administrator window]

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5.3.3 Business Setup window

Use the business setup window to register the target devices of space management in business. This section explains the following procedures: · Register Business · Update Business · Delete Business

5.3.3.1 Register Business

When the [Register Business] submenu selection of [Business] in the [Operation] menu of the Space Management window is selected, the window shown in Figure 5.12 is displayed.

Enter the necessary items, and click [OK]. A business is thus registered.

[Figure 5.12 Register Business window]

Table 5.15 explains the entries, and Table 5.16 explains the operations.

Two or more business cannot be registered for a single mount point.

+［Input item］

[Table 5.15 Input item for Business registration]


1 Business Name Entry Up to 32 single- or double-byte characters excluding the "," and

Business name used for grouping the target devices of

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""" symbols) space management

2 Registration Mount Point Selection Select from the list.

Mount point to be registered in a business as the target of space management

3 Business Administrator Selection Select from list

Mail is posted to this administrator at event occurrence.


[Table 5.16 Business registration operations]


Register mount point

A mount point is registered on the registered mount point list of a business so that it becomes a target of space management.

From the list of avalilable mount points, select a mount point as a space management target, and then click the [<] button.

Delete mount point

A mount point registered as a target of space management in a business is deleted from the registered mount point list.

Select the mount point to delete from the registered mount point list, and then click the [>] button.

Register business administrator

The administrator notified in the event that a registered mount point has insufficient space is added as a business administrator.

From the list of available administrators, select an administrator as a business administrator, and then click the [<] button.

Deleting business administrator

An administrator is deleted from the list of business administrators.

Select the administrator to delete from the list of business administrators, and then click the [>] button.

The business name, registered mount point, and business administrator must be inputted. Otherwise, the OK button cannot be used.

5.3.3.2 Update Business

When a business is selected in a list view on the right side of the Space Management window or the space management tree on the windown, the [Update Business] window (Figure 5.13) is displayed by either of the following operations: 1. Select the [Update Business] submenu of [Business] from the [Operation] menu on the Space Management

window. 2. Right-click the selected business, and select [Update] from the pop-up menu displayed. 3. Enter the necessary items, and click [OK]. The selected business is updated

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[Figure 5.13 Update business window]

For the method of operation, see Chapter 5.3.3.1,Register Business. For an explanation of entry items, see Table 5.15.

5.3.3.3 Delete Business

When a business is selected in a list view on the right side of the Space Management window or the space management tree on the window, the Check Deletion of Business window (Figure 5.14) is displayed by either of the following operations: 1. Select the [Delete Business] submenu of [Business] from the [Operation] menu on the Space Management

window. 2. Right-click the selected business, and select [Delete] from the pop-up menu displayed. Select [Yes] to delete

the business.

[Figure 5.14 Check Deletion of Business window]

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5.3.4 Policy Settings window

5.3.4.1 Setting the System policy

Set the system policy used for all space management.

When the [System Policy] submenu of [Policy] is selected from the [Operation] menu on the Space Management window, [Set Up System Policy] windows shown in Figure 5.15 is displayed.

[Figure 5.15 Set Up System Policy window]

+［Entry item］

[Table 5.17 Policy settings]

No. Setting name Value Explanation

1 Execute Space Management －

This setting determines whether or not to perform space management of the target device. If space management is not performed, other policies cannot be set.

2 Monitoring Interval

Any one of (5, 10, 15, 20, 30) minutes or (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 24) hours

Specify the polling interval for collecting space information of target devices, checking for space shortages, and collecting the system usage status log. For details, see Chapter 8.5.1, "Monitoring interval" in "SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide".

3 Use Rate Notification Level

0＜ｎ＜100

Attention < Abnormality

The setting defines the space usage rate used to trigger notifications of insufficient space on the target device and display of a list window. For details, see Chapter 8.5.2, "Use rate notification level," in "SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide".

4 Execute CentricMGR Notification

－

To issue a notification to CentricMGR in the event that the target device has insufficient space, click this checkbox. For details, see Chapter 8.5.4, " Insufficient space notification using CentricMGR notification," in "SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide".

5 Collect Space Use Status Log －

Check this item to collect the space usage status of target devices as a trend report. For details, see Chapter 8.6.1, "Report on trends," in "SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide".

6 Execute Administrator

－ Check this item so that in the event of a space shortage in a target device, the administrators of the business that the

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Notification device belongs to are notified of the event by mail. For details, see Chapter 8.5.3, "Insufficient space notification sent to an administrator via e-mail," in "SystemWalker/StorageMGR Operator's Guide ".


Enter the required items, and click [OK] to set the system policy.

+［Initial value］

If no initial values are defined in the system policy settings, or if the system policy settings are not specified, the following values are used.

[Fig. 5.18 Initial system policy values]

Policy Initial value

Execute Space Management ON

Monitoring Interval 1 hours

Use Rate Notification Level (abnormality) "90" %

Use Rate Notification Level (attention) "80" %

Execute CentricMGR Notification OFF

Collect Space Use Status Log OFF

Execute Administrator Notification ON

5.3.4.2 Register Business policy

Set the business policy used for a business. When a business is selected in a list view on the right side of the Space Management window or the space management tree on the window, the Register Business Policy window (Figure 5.16) is displayed by either of the following operations: 1. Select [Business Policy], and then [Register] from the [Policy] submenu of the [Operation] menu on the Space

Management window. 2. Right-click the selected business, and then select [Register Policy] from the pop-up menu displayed. The above menus and pop-up menu are valid only if a business policy has not been set for the business.

For information on changing an existing policy, see Chapter 5.3.4.3, "Update Business policy." For information on inheriting a high-order policy, see Chapter 5.3.4.6, "Inheritance of host policy."

[Figure 5.16 Register Business Policy window]

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For an explanation of each setting, see Table 5.17.


Enter the required items, and click [OK] to register a business policy.

5.3.4.3 Update Business policy

Update the business policy used for a business. When a business is selected in a list view on the right side of the Space Management window or the space management tree on the window, the Update Business Policy window (Figure 5.17) is displayed by either of the following operations: 1. Select [Business Policy], and then [Update] from the [Policy] submenu of the [Operation] menu on the Space

Management window. 2. Right-click the selected business, and then select [Update Policy] from the pop-up menu displayed.

[Figure 5.17 Update Business Policy window]



Enter the required items, and click [OK] to update the selected business policy.

5.3.4.4 Register Device policy

Set the device policy used for a device. When a mount point is selected in the Mount Point List view on the right side of the Space Management window, the Register Device Policy window (Figure 5.18) is displayed by either of the following operations: 1. Select [Device Policy], and then [Register] from the [Policy] submenu of the [Operation] menu on the Space

Management window. 2. Right-click the selected mount point, and then select [Register Policy] from the pop-up menu displayed. The above menus and pop-up menu are valid only if a device policy has not been set for the device. For information on changing an existing policy, see Chapter 5.3.4.5, "Updatea Device policy." For information on inheriting a high-order policy, see Chapter 5.3.4.6, "Inheritance of host policy."

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[Figure 5.18 Register Device Policy window]



Enter the required items, and click [OK] to register a device policy.

5.3.4.5 Update Device policy

Update the device policy used for a device. When a mount point is selected in the Mount Point List view on the right side of the Space Management window, the Update Device Policy window (Figure 5.19) is displayed by either of the following operations: 1. Select [Device Policy], and then [Update] from the [Policy] submenu of the [Operation] menu on the Space

Management window. 2. Right-click the selected mount point, and then select [Update Policy] from the pop-up menu displayed.

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[Figure 5.19 Update Device Policy window]



Enter the required items, and click [OK] to update the selected device policy.

5.3.4.6 Inheritance of host policy

Inherit the high-order policy as the space management policy of a business or device. When a business or mount point is selected in a list view on the right side of the Space Management window or the space management tree on the window, the Check Change of Policy window (Figure 5.20) is displayed by either of the following operations: 1. Select [Business Policy] or [Device Policy] from the [Policy] submenu of the [Operation] menu on the Space

Management window, and then select [Inheritance of host Policy] from the respective submenu. 2. Right-click the selected business or mount point, and then select [Inheritance of host Policy] from the pop-up

menu displayed. The above menus and pop-up menu are valid only if a business or device policy has not been set for the business or device. Click [Yes] to update the space management policy.

[Figure 5.20 Check Change of Space Management Policy window]

Because the system policy is the highest policy of space management, the system policy cannot inherit a host policy.

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5.3.5 Space Investigation window

To display the Space Investigation window (Figure 5.21), select a mount point from the Mount Point List view on the Space Management window, and then select [Space Investigation] from the [Operation] menu.

Specify the search conditions in the search condition column, and click [Find]. A list of files that satisfy the conditions are displayed.

[Figure 5.21 Space investigation window]

[Table 5.19 Input items for space investigation]


1 Last update Check box － Check this checkbox to use the latest update day as a search condition.

2 Last update Select from the list.

Select one from the following: One day or less Two days or less One week or less One month or less Three months or less Three months ago or earlier Six months ago or earlier One year ago or earlier Two years ago or earlier

Specify the file update date used as standard in searches. The default value is "One month or less". Unless the date is changed, the current update date is inherited.

One month is defined as 30 days.

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3 Size Check box － Check this checkbox to use file size as a search condition.

4 Size Input

Setting range: maximum value between 0 and long

Enter a file size as a search condition.

The default is 512 MB.

5 Number of Display Items

Spin box Setting range: 1 to 999 Specify a search count. The default is 10.

5.3.5.1 Space Investigation use example

This section provides an example of using space check when a space shortage occurs. 1. Display the Space Management window. 2. Select the business whose business icon is red or yellow in the tree in the left view on the Space Management

window. 3. Select the red or yellow mount point from the Mount Point List view on the right side of the Space Management

window. Select [Space Investigation] from the [Operation] menu or Space Investigation from the associated pop-up menu to display the Space Investigation window.

4. Specify the following search conditions in the Space Investigation window, and click the Find button. - Click the checkbox of Latest update, and select Within the last month. - Click the checkbox of Size, and specify 200 MB. - Specify 20 events as number of events to display. 5. The file that caused a space shortage is displayed in the lower table of the Space Investigation window. 6. The location of the cause of the space shortage is the displayed file.

5.3.6 Trend report

5.3.6.1 Displaying graphs

When a business or mount point is selected in a list view on the right side of the Space Management window or the space management tree on the window, the [Trend Report Graph] window (Figure 5.22) is displayed by either of the following operations: 1. Select [Business Report Graph] or [Device Report Graph] from the [Graph View] submenu of the [Operation]

menu on the Space Management window. 2. Right-click the selected business or mount point, and then select [Business Report Graph] or [Device Report

Graph] from the pop-up menu displayed.

In the displayed Trend Report Graph, the horizontal axis, which is the time axis, initially shows the time span of the initial value(from the past month).

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[Figure 5.22 Trend Report Graph window]

5.3.6.2 Display view

There are three display views consisting of two graph types (vertical axis) and one display range (horizontal axis).

+［Graph Type (Vertical Axis)］

Units of the vertical axis in the displayed graph can be selected as described below.

Use the [View] menu in the Trend Report Graph window to change the graph type.

++Use rate graph

In this view, the usage rate of a mount point is used for the vertical axis. The maximum value is fixed at 100%. The scale interval is fixed at 10%.

Item Value(%) Supplement

Range 0～100 －

Scale 10 －

++Use amount graph

The use of mount points is represented by the vertical axis. The maximum value is the total capacity of the mount points. The scale is divided into 5 to 10 equal parts based on the total capacity.

Item Value Explanation

Range Total capacity －

Scale Division of the range into 5 to 10 equal parts

Determined automatically based on the total capacity.

+［Display Range (Horizontal Axis)］

This is the unit used on the horizontal axis for the displayed values of a graph. To change the display range, is operated from a pop-up menu indicated when it right-click on the graph.

++Annual graph

The trend report data for one year is displayed as a graph.

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Range One year －

Scale Month Three-month intervals

++Monthly graph

The trend report data for one month is displayed as a graph.


Range One month －

Scale Day Five-day intervals

++Daily graph

The trend report data for one day is displayed as a graph.


Range One day －

Scale Hour Three-hour intervals

5.3.6.3 Operations from Trend Report Graph window

+［Menu operations］

This section describes the operations that can be selected from menus on the Trend Report Graph window.

[Table 5.20 Menu items of trend report window]

Menu

Menu Submenu Submenu Content

File Close － Closes the graph window.

Use amount Displays an amount-of-use graph Type

Use rate Displays a usage rate graph. View

Setting － Opens the Display Setup window.

Help － Opens the Help window.

+［Pop-up menu operations］

There are two ways to switch the displayed graph to a different time range. One way is to select the desired time range from the display range view and the other is to right-click the displayed graph and then do the selection.

[Table 5.21 Pop-up menu items on the Trend Report window]

View being displayed

Pop-up menu item Operation

Month graph Switches to the month graph (1 to 30 (31 days)) depending on the clicking location. Year graph

Day graph Switches to the day graph depending on the clicking location.

Year graph Switches to the year graph (January to December) at the mouse position

Month graph Day graph Switches to the day graph corresponding to the mouse

position.

Year graph Switches to the year graph (January to December) at the mouse position

Day graph Month graph Switches to the month graph (first day to 30th (31st) day of a

month) at the mouse position.

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+［Button operation］

[Table 5.22 Button operations from the Trend Report window]

Button Explanation Operation

Returns to the previous display.

The graph display returns in units of the present view. (1 day, 1 month, 1 year)

Advances to the next display.

The graph display advances in units of the present view. (1 day, 1 month, 1 year)

Previous Change the graph display to the previous time range by one time unit (*) for the current view.

Next Change the graph display to the next time range by one time unit (*) for the current view.

* On delimiting unit

The pause unit which is a move unit at the time of pushing "1 Unit" operation button is as follows.

Display range Delimiting unit

1 year 1 month

1 month 1 day

1 day 1 hour

5.3.6.4 Display setup window

This view enables setting the graph type and display range of a graph.

Select [Setting] from the [View] menu of the trend report graph. The [Display Setting] window shown in Figure 5.23 is displayed.

[Figure 5.23 Display setting window]

+［Input item］

[Table 5.23 Display Setting window input items of the trend report graph]

Item name Selection Value Explanation

Graph type Select Select either use rate or

amount of use. Graph type

Display range

Select from list

Select 1 day, 1 month, or 1 year. Display range

End date Input Within the data range Specify a year, month, and day as the end date of displayed data.

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+［Display range and scale of horizontal axis］

Units of scale for the horizontal axis are automatically determined based on the display range.

Display range Units of scale

1 day Hour

1 month Day

1 year Month

5.4 Required access authorities

This section describes the access authorities required for windows related to space management. For details about the access authorities, see Chapter 2, "Authentication Feature Window Operation".

When [View] is selected from the [Security] menu of the Space Management window, the authentication information dialog window is displayed.

In space management, the access rights set by the authentication feature apply as summarized in Table 5.25.

[Table 5.25 Space management access authorities]

Operation name Write permission

Execute permission

Read permission

SMTP Server setup Yes No No

Setup Administrator Yes No No

Business registration, update, delete Yes No No

System policy setup Yes No No

Business policy registration, update, inherit of host policy Yes No No

Device policy registration, update, inherit of host policy Yes No No

Space investigation Yes Yes No

Selection of display items Yes Yes Yes

Display trend report graph Yes Yes Yes

Yes : Operation enabled; No : Operation disabled

Glossary

The special terms used in this manual are explained below.

Backup management agent

Generic term for backup management applications in a Storage server

Backup manager

Generic term for backup management applications in a Storage management server

Backup management list

Profile backed up for each Storage server

Backup synchronous processing

Processing for matching a transaction volume and backup volume in preparation for synchronous backup operation

DSI (Data Structure Instance)

Data expressed logically as a table column or row is located physically in a database space. The space holding the data is called a DSI. A DSO (Data Structure Organization) is also used for this purpose. For details, refer to the SymfoWARE(R) Server RDB Administrator's guide.

EC

Abbreviation of "equivalent copy." This is a hardware function of a Fujitsu disk array device (GR740). It holds information about how mirroring is done between disks in hardware. A disk is copied by executing disconnection control from software.

Equivalency maintenance state

A state in which the EC function maintains the contents of a transaction volume and backup volume equivalent

GR series

Generic name for Fujitsu disk array devices (GR720/730/740/820/840)

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GR manager, GRmgr

GR720/730/740 storage management software

HDDV

See "Hard disk driver."

LUN (Logical Unit Number)

Logical unit defined under channel adapter in storage device

MPHD

See "Multipath disk control."

MPLB

See "Multipath disk control load balance option."

OPC

Abbreviation of "one point copy." This is a hardware function of a Fujitsu disk array device (GR740). It copies a disk at high speed in hardware. When copying is requested from software, physical copying is done in hardware. This function emulates the status of the software when the copying is completed.

SAN

Abbreviation of "storage area network." A SAN connects a server to the storage. Generally, this term covers storage concentration, data sharing between servers of different types, and the realization of unified storage management.

StorageMGR client

Generic term for Web-GUIs which operate in storage management clients

StorageMGR manager

Generic term for services and applications which are related to StorgaeMGR in a storage management server

Storage management client

This term corresponding to the term "storage management server" and indicates a machine in which StorageMGR

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Web-GUI operates.

Storage management server

Server where SystemWalker/StorageMGR-M is present

StorageMGR profile

Generic term for registry, SymfoDB, and CIM in StorageMGR

Storage server

Server where SystemWalker/StorageMGR-A is present

Synchronous backup

Using the Equivalent Copy (EC) function of the disk array GR series to make a backup

Advanced copy function

Generic term for hardware functions EC and OPC of a Fujitsu disk array device (GR740)

Initial window

First window displayed when the browser is activated by writing StorageMGR URL. This window is used to control information about servers and devices managed as StorageMGR.

Storage

External storage device such as a disk array device or tape unit. The GR720, GR730, GR740, F649x series, and Spectris/Platinum are external storage devices.

Snapshot backup

Backup using GR series disk array device one point copy (OPC) function

Generation overflow

If the total number of volumes backed up equals the maximum number of save generations, the oldest backup volume becomes a nontarget of generation management. This is called generation overflow. The maximum number of save generations can be set with a backup policy setup command.

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General transaction volume

A backup target volume in which no database space is created

Hard disk driver

Hard disk driver software of the host server

This driver controls a disk array device in place of an sd driver. This driver must be installed for multipath disk control.

Backup management window

Web window for backup management

Framework

Generic term for applications (e.g., service and configuration management) which are the bases of StorageMGR

Multipath disk control

Driver software which executes multipath disk control in the host server

This fail-over type driver software sets two physical access paths as one logical path to prevent disk array device accesses from being stopped when either of the physical access paths fails.

Multipath disk control load balance option

Driver software which executes multipath disk control in host server. In addition to the fail-over function, this driver software supports a load balance (path load distribution) function and multipath function covering two to eight paths. These functions improve the reliability, operability, and performance of multipath disk control and makes multipath disk control the most suitable method for SAN operation servers.

Registry

StorageMGR environment definition file

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Documents

SystemWalker/StorageMGR User's Guide V10 · User's Guide V10.0L10 . Preface ... SystemWalker is a generic name for products for operation management of Fujitsu-provided distributed