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StorageWorks 6100 - Enterprise Virtual Array

Brand: HP | Category: Software
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  14. Intended audience
  15. document conventions and symbols
  16. Subscription service
  17. Finding replication documents
  18. CLUI window (in the GUI)
  19. Keyboard and right-click shortcuts
  20. Toolbar
  21. Single sign-on (SSO) with HP Command View EVA
  22. Importing a remote RSM database
  23. Troubleshooting - General
  24. Documents are not visible when selected
  25. Illegal characters
  26. Invalid DR group settings - failsafe on unavailable member with synchronous replication
  27. Job with host volume remount fails after an unclean unmount
  28. Maximum DR Group log size error
  29. Resource is not selectable
  30. Unable to resume a DR group
  31. Troubleshooting - HP-UX
  32. Job with MountEntireVolumeGroup command fails - HP-UX
  33. Explorer does not show a host volume after a job is run - Windows
  34. Troubleshooting - Tru64 UNIX
  35. Replication resources
  36. Refreshing resources (automatic)
  37. Refreshing resources (global)
  38. Resource concepts
  39. Resource states
  40. resource names and unc formats
  41. Licenses
  42. Oracle-integration licenses overview
  43. Replication licenses overview
  44. Dynamic capacity management license policy
  45. Security credentials for Oracle databases
  46. Tips (topology views)
  47. Working with DR groups
  48. DR group views
  49. Adding DR groups to a managed set
  50. Deleting a DR group pair
  51. Editing DR group properties
  52. Disabling the failsafe on unavailable member
  53. Forcing a full copy
  54. Low-level refreshing DR groups
  55. Resuming a DR group pair
  56. Viewing DR groups
  57. Destination access mode
  58. Log overview and states
  59. Log and disk group planning
  60. Operational state - blocked
  61. remote replication guidelines
  62. Removing enabled hosts from a managed set 1
  63. Host volumes
  64. Host volume actions cross reference
  65. Adding host volumes to a managed set
  66. Creating a managed set for a host disk device container
  67. Creating a managed set of containers for host volume groups
  68. Mounting host volumes (assigning a drive letter)
  69. Viewing host volume resources
  70. Extending host volume capacity
  71. Editing a dynamic capacity policy
  72. Host volume concepts Host volumes overview
  73. Host volumes FAQ
  74. Instant Restore
  75. Mirrorclones - fractured
  76. Mounting all logical volumes in a replicated volume group
  77. Raw disks
  78. Round robin replicas (wizard)
  79. Snapshot types (allocation policy)
  80. Types (components)
  81. DC-Management support
  82. Selecting the proper dynamic capacity policy thresholds
  83. Job actions summary
  84. Job Planning - Tru64 UNIX
  85. Deleting jobs
  86. Editing jobs
  87. Job editing tips and shortcuts
  88. Importing legacy jobs Importing overview
  89. Legacy BC 2.x job command equivalence
  90. logical volumes and volume groups in job commands
  91. Monitoring and managing job instances
  92. resource is not selectable
  93. Selecting values for arguments
  94. Scheduling job events
  95. Choosing a run interval
  96. Removing scheduled job events
  97. Argument lists
  98. command result values
  99. Resource names and UNC formats
  100. status and states
  101. Fracture host volumes, mount to a host (template)
  102. Mount existing storage volumes (template)
  103. Perform cascaded replication (template)
  104. Perform unplanned failover (template)
  105. Replicate (via snapclone) a host volume multiple times, mount to a host (template)
  106. Replicate host disk devices, mount to a host (template)
  107. Replicate host volume group, mount components to a host (template)
  108. Replicate host volume group, mount entire group to a host (template)
  109. Replicate host volumes (template)
  110. Replicate host volumes, mount to a host (template)
  111. Replicate host volumes, mount to a host, then to a different host (template)
  112. Replicate host volumes via preallocated replication, mount to a host (template)
  113. Replicate host volume, mount components to a host (template)
  114. Replicate raw storage volumes mount (raw) to a host (template)
  115. Replicate storage volumes (template)
  116. Replicate storage volumes via preallocated replication (template)
  117. Replicate Oracle tablespaces (template)
  118. Replicate Oracle tablespaces, mount to a host (template)
  119. Replicate Oracle tablespaces via preallocatted replication, mount to a host (template)
  120. Restore Oracle tablespaces (template)
  121. Setup Continuous Access (remote replication template)
  122. Throttle replication I/O (remote replication template)
  123. Unmount and delete existing host volumes (template)
  124. Unmount existing host volumes (template)
  125. Job commands // (comment)
  126. AddDrGroupMember
  127. AddOracleArchiveLogFilesToRepository
  128. ConvertStorageVolumesInManagedSetIntoContainers
  129. CreateContainer
  130. CreateHostVolumeDiscrete
  131. CreateRestoredHostVolumesUsingRepository
  132. DeleteHostVolumeGroup
  133. DeleteStorageVolumesInManagedSet
  134. DetachMirrorclones
  135. FlushCache
  136. MirrorcloneHostDiskDeviceToContainerInManagedSet
  137. MirrorcloneStorageVolumeToContainer
  138. MountHostVolumesUsingRepository
  139. Pause
  140. RetainLatestRoundRobinReplicasForHostVolume
  141. SetDrGroupHome
  142. SetDrGroupIoMode
  143. SetDrGroupSuspend
  144. SetHostVolumeWriteCacheMode
  145. SetOracleModeUsingRepository
  146. SetStorageVolumeWriteCacheMode
  147. SnapcloneHostDiskDeviceToContainerInManagedSet
  148. SnapcloneHostVolume
  149. SnapcloneHostVolumeGroup
  150. SnapcloneHostVolumeToContainersInManagedSet
  151. SnapcloneOracleToContainersUsingRepository
  152. SnapcloneOracleUsingRepository
  153. SnapcloneStorageVolume
  154. SnapcloneStorageVolumeToContainer
  155. SnapshotDiskDevice
  156. SnapshotHostDiskDeviceToContainerInManagedSet
  157. SnapshotHostVolumeGroupToContainersInManagedSet
  158. SnapshotHostVolumeToContainers
  159. SnapshotHostVolumeToContainersInManagedSet
  160. SnapshotStorageVolumeToContainer
  161. SnapshotStorageVolumesToContainers
  162. SwitchOracleArchiveLogFilesUsingRepository
  163. UnmountHostVolumes
  164. UnpresentStorageVolumes
  165. ValidateHostVolumeDoesNotExist
  166. ValidateSnapcloneHostVolume
  167. ValidateSnapcloneHostVolumeGroup
  168. ValidateSnapshotHostVolumeGroup
  169. ValidateStorageVolume
  170. WaitDrGroupNormalization
  171. WaitForHostVolumeGroupWriteCacheFlush
  172. WaitForStorageVolumeDiscovery
  173. WaitForStorageVolumeWriteCacheFlush
  174. WaitVolumeGroupNormalization
  175. Managed set actions summary
  176. Managed set properties summary
  177. Managed sets overview
  178. general guidelines
  179. Working with Oracle resources
  180. Replicating Oracle resources using jobs
  181. Replicating Oracle databases using preallocated snapclones
  182. Replicating Oracle tablespaces using preallocated snapclones
  183. Replicating Oracle tablespaces using snapshots
  184. Checking Oracle-integration licenses
  185. Oracle replication (backup) and restore (recovery) overview
  187. License states
  188. security credentials for oracle databases
  189. Oracle tablespaces
  190. Storage systems
  191. Adding storage systems to a managed set
  193. Virtual disk actions summary
  194. Virtual disk actions cross reference
  195. Virtual disk properties summary
  196. Virtual disk views
  197. Detaching mirrorclones
  198. Listing individual resource events
  199. Presenting virtual disks
  200. Removing virtual disks from a managed set
  201. Restoring virtual disks (Instant Restore)
  202. Viewing virtual disks
  203. Instant restore overview (virtual disks)
  204. Instant restore from snapclones
  205. Remote replication guidelines
  206. Snapshots per virtual disk
  207. Event actions summary
  208. Organizing displayed events
  209. Accessing the CLUI via GUI
  210. Using CLUI help
  211. Glossary
  212. Index
StorageWorks 6100 - Enterprise Virtual Array first page preview

StorageWorks 6100 - Enterprise Virtual Array

Brand: HP | Category: Storage
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  14. About this guide
  15. Document conventions and symbols
  16. Rack stability
  17. Subscription service
  18. Enterprise Virtual Array description
  19. Data availability
  20. Operating system support
  21. EVA remote support tools
  22. Controller software
  23. Physical layout of the storage system
  24. Fibre Channel loop switches
  25. Racks
  26. Enterprise Virtual Array startup
  27. EVA6000/6100 storage system connections
  28. EVA4000/4100 storage system connections
  29. Direct connect
  30. iSCSI connection configurations
  31. Procedures for getting started
  32. Host information
  33. Entering the WWN checksum
  34. Entering the storage system password
  35. Installing optional EVA software licenses
  36. Enterprise Virtual Array operation
  37. Failback preference setting for HSV controllers
  38. Failback Settings by operating system
  39. Changing virtual disk failover/failback setting
  40. Shutting down the storage system
  41. Saving storage system configuration data
  42. Adding disk drives to the storage system
  43. Guidelines for adding disk drives
  44. Adding a disk drive
  45. Changing the Device Addition Policy
  46. Checking status indicators
  47. Adding the disk to a disk group
  48. Enterprise Virtual Array hardware components
  49. I/O modules
  50. I/O module
  51. I/O module status indicators
  52. Fiber Optic Fibre Channel cables
  53. Fibre Channel disk drives
  54. Disk drive status displays
  55. Power supplies and blowers
  56. Blowers
  57. Controls and displays
  58. EMU monitoring functions
  59. EMU displays
  60. Using the alphanumeric display
  61. EMU pushbutton status indicators
  62. Enabling the audible alarm
  63. Disabling the audible alarm
  64. Enclosure numbering with enclosure ID expansion cables
  65. Enclosure address bus components with enclosure ID expansion cables
  66. Error Condition Reporting
  67. Error condition reporting characteristics
  68. Reporting group feature
  69. loop switch
  70. Power-on self test (POST)
  71. Reading the switch status indicators
  72. Problem isolation
  73. HSV controllers
  74. High availability features
  75. Operator control panel
  76. Navigation buttons
  77. Alphanumeric display
  78. Displaying system information
  79. Displaying versions system information
  80. Shutting the controller down
  81. Uninitializing the system
  82. Clearing a password
  83. Power supplies
  84. Cache battery
  85. HSV controller cabling
  86. Rack configurations
  87. PDUs
  88. PDMs
  89. Rack AC power distribution
  90. Rack System/E power distribution components
  91. Moving and stabilizing a rack
  92. Raising a leveler foot
  93. Parts only warranty service
  94. Procuring the spare part
  95. Hardware component CSR support
  96. Replacing the failed component
  97. Before you begin
  98. Removing a battery
  99. Verifying proper operation
  100. Verifying component failure
  101. Installing a blower
  102. Returning the failed component
  103. Removing a power supply
  104. Types of disk failures
  105. Checking system redundancy
  106. Disk status indicators
  107. Removing a disk
  108. Installing a disk drive
  110. Replacing the disk enclosure power supply/blower
  111. Power supply/blower status indicator
  112. Removing a blower
  114. Installing a power supply
  115. Removing the OCP
  116. Installing the OCP
  117. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) notice
  118. Class A equipment
  119. Modifications
  120. Canadien notice (avis Canadien)
  121. Dutch notice
  122. Finnish notice
  123. Greek notice
  124. Lithuanian notice
  125. Slovenian notice
  126. Japanese notice
  127. Physical specifications
  128. Environmental specifications
  129. Power Data (North America/Europe/Japan) maximum configuration
  130. EVA6x00 power specifications — 208 Volts
  131. EVA8x00 power specifications — 208 Volts
  132. B EMU-generated condition reports
  133. Drive conditions
  134. en.01 CRITICAL condition—Drive configuration or drive link rate
  135. en.03 INFORMATION condition—Drive software lock active
  136. Power supply conditions
  137. en.03 CRITICAL condition—Power supply load unbalanced
  138. en.01 NONCRITICAL condition—Blower speed
  139. en.06 UNRECOVERABLE condition—No blowers installed
  140. en.01 NONCRITICAL condition—High temperature
  141. en.03 NONCRITICAL condition—Low temperature
  142. EMU conditions
  143. UNRECOVERABLE Condition—Power supply shutdown
  144. NONCRITICAL condition—EMU NVRAM write failure
  145. UNRECOVERABLE condition—EMU hardware failure
  146. UNRECOVERABLE condition—EMU ESI driver failure
  147. F.en.01 CRITICAL condition—Transceiver incompatibility
  148. F.en.04 CRITICAL condition—Transceiver removed
  149. NONCRITICAL condition—Communication error
  150. en.01 NONCRITICAL condition—High voltage
  151. en.01 NONCRITICAL condition—High current
  152. NONCRITICAL condition—Backplane WWN is blank
  153. en.10 NONCRITICAL condition—I/O module NVRAM read
  154. C Controller fault management
  155. GUI event display
  156. Displaying Detailed Information
  157. D Non-standard rack specifications
  158. EVA cabinet measures and tolerances
  159. Rack Airflow Requirements
  160. V Wattage and BTU/Hour
  161. UPS Selection
  162. EVA 8x00 UPS loading
  163. EVA 6x00 UPS loading
  164. Shock and vibration specifications
  165. E Single Path Implementation
  166. Benefits at a glance
  167. General configuration components
  168. Single path HBA server without OpenVMS or Tru64 UNIX
  169. HP-UX configuration
  170. Risks
  171. Windows Server 2003 (32-bit) configuration
  172. Windows Server 2003 (64-bit) configuration
  173. Limitations
  174. SUN Solaris configuration
  175. Tru64 UNIX configuration
  177. OpenVMS configuration
  178. NetWare configuration
  179. Linux (32-bit) configuration
  180. HBA configuration
  181. Linux (64-bit) configuration
  183. IBM AIX configuration
  184. VMware configuration
  186. HP-UX
  187. Sun Solaris
  188. NetWare
  189. Linux
  190. VMware
  191. Glossary
  192. Index
StorageWorks 6100 - Enterprise Virtual Array first page preview

StorageWorks 6100 - Enterprise Virtual Array

Brand: HP | Category: Network Router
Table of contents
  1. user guide
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
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  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Table Of Contents
  15. Table Of Contents
  16. MPX200 Multifunction Router overview
  17. MPX200 configuration options
  18. MPX200 single-blade fabric-attached configuration
  19. MPX200 single-blade multi-EVA configuration
  20. Planning the MPX200 installation
  21. Number of paths required per initiator
  22. Installing the MPX200
  23. Chassis rails
  24. Inner rack view
  25. Rear view
  26. Power cord
  27. Bezel view
  28. Managing the MPX200 using HP Command View EVA
  29. Fibre Channel switch-based zoning
  30. HP Command View EVA discovery
  31. Host properties
  32. Setting up the iSCSI IP ports
  33. Setting the date and time on the MPX200
  34. Code load
  35. Shutting down and restarting the MPX200
  36. Locating the MPX200
  37. Removing an iSCSI controller
  38. iSCSI controller options: Remove controller
  39. MPX200 iSCSI configuration rules and guidelines
  40. EVA storage system rules and guidelines
  41. EVA storage system software
  42. Fibre Channel switch and fabric support
  43. Apple Mac OS X iSCSI initiator rules and guidelines
  44. Sun Solaris iSCSI initiator rules and guidelines
  45. Windows Server iSCSI initiator
  46. Installing the Windows Server 2003 kit
  47. iSCSI initiator properties: Discovery tab
  48. Adding a host
  49. Virtual disk properties
  50. Targets tab
  51. Multipathing
  52. Installing the MPIO feature for Windows Server 2008
  53. MPIO Properties page after reboot
  54. Installing the MPIO feature for Windows Server 2003
  55. Setting up SNP for the HP NC3xxx Multifunction Gigabit server adapter
  56. Discover targets
  57. Discovered targets list
  58. Discovered targets
  59. Selecting the newly added target
  60. Setting up storage for Apple Mac OS X
  61. Configure the iSCSI initiator and targets
  62. Log in to the target
  63. Connected Targets tab
  64. Assigning device names
  65. Target bindings
  66. Presenting EVA storage for Linux
  67. Configuring Microsoft MPIO iSCSI devices
  68. Microsoft MPIO for iSCSI load-balancing policies
  69. Microsoft MPIO with QLogic iSCSI HBA
  70. Configuring the QLogic iSCSI HBA
  71. Connect to Host window
  72. Adding targets to the QLogic iSCSI initiator
  73. Presenting LUNs to the QLogic iSCSI initiator
  74. Setting up authentication
  75. CHAP restrictions
  76. MPX200 CHAP modes
  77. Enabling CHAP for the MPX200-discovered iSCSI initiator entry
  78. Enabling CHAP for the open-iscsi iSCSI initiator
  79. session
  80. CHAP bi-directional settings
  82. MPX200 FCIP
  83. Using FCIP to encapsulate FC packets
  84. FCIP impact on existing iSCSI configurations single fabric per blade
  85. MPX200 iSCSI/FCIP configurations
  86. MPX200 high-availability configuration with one or two long-distance links
  87. MPX200 highly-redundant configuration with one or two long-distance lists
  88. MPX200 simultaneous iSCSI and FCIP with remote dedicated FCIP blade
  89. HP Continuous Access EVA 3 site configurations
  90. site configuration with four MPX200 routers
  91. site configuration with eight MPX200 routers
  92. site configuration with six MPX200 routers and full inter-site connectivity
  93. Configuration rules and guidelines
  94. Operating system and multipath support
  95. Network requirements for the MPX200 with XCS and VCS
  96. IP performance tuning
  97. Compression
  98. TCP window size recommendations
  99. OC—1 50 Mb/Sec (Bandwidth = 50 Mb)
  100. DS 5 400 Mb/Sec (Bandwidth = 384 Mb)
  101. Configuring an FCIP route
  102. Step 2. Pre-installation checklist
  103. MPX200 ports and LEDs
  104. Step 6. Configure the MPX200 FCIP Route parameters
  105. Configure the FCIP routes using the CLI
  106. Step 8. Cable the MPX200 FC, GE and management ports
  107. Diagnostics and troubleshooting
  108. System Fault LED is illuminated
  109. Locating the MPX200 blade
  110. MPX200 log data
  111. Troubleshooting using HP Command View EVA
  112. Issues and solutions
  113. EVA-presented virtual disk not seen by initiator
  114. Communication between HP Command View EVA and MPX200 is down
  115. Support and other resources
  116. Contacting HP
  117. Typographical conventions
  118. Rack stability
  119. A Command reference
  120. Commands
  121. Beacon
  122. Date
  123. Fciproute
  124. Help
  125. History
  126. Initiator
  127. Logout
  128. Passwd
  129. Quit
  130. Reset
  131. Set alias
  132. Set CHAP
  133. Set features
  134. Set iSCSI
  135. Set Mgmt
  136. Set properties
  137. Set system
  138. Show
  139. Show CHAP
  140. Show chassis
  141. Show fciproutes
  142. Show features
  143. Show iSCSI
  144. Show iSNS
  145. Show LUNinfo
  146. Show LUNmask
  147. Show mgmt
  148. Show perf
  149. Show presented targets
  150. Show properties
  151. Show stats
  152. Show system
  153. Show targets
  154. Shutdown
  155. Traceroute
  156. B Command Line Interface usage
  157. Understanding the guest account
  158. Modifying a configuration
  159. Restoring router configuration and persistent data
  160. C Simple Network Management Protocol setup
  161. Network port table
  162. FC port table
  163. Initiator object table
  164. LUN table
  165. VP group table
  166. Sensor table
  167. Notifications
  168. System information objects
  169. Notification objects
  170. FC port down notification
  171. VP group notification
  172. Generic notification
  173. D Log messages
  174. Federal Communications Commission notice for Class A equipment
  175. Laser safety warning
  176. Canadian notice (avis Canadien)
  177. Korean notices
  178. Taiwan battery recycling notice
  179. Dutch notice
  180. French notice
  181. Hungarian notice
  182. Polish notice
  183. Slovenian notice
  184. F Saving and restoring the MPX200 configuration
  185. Restoring the configuration using the MPX200 CLI
  186. G Offline Data Migration
  187. Job scheduling
  188. Data migration job groups
  189. Protection
  190. Data migration job states
  191. Users
  192. Supported Fibre Channel fabrics
  193. Best practices
  194. Choosing the right DMS options
  195. Installing the MPX200 mpx Manager for Data Migration Services
  196. HP StorageWorks mpx Manager for Data Migration Services for Windows
  197. Hardware setup
  198. Setting array properties
  199. Setting array properties: target type
  200. Setting array properties in the CLI
  201. Creating a Data migration job group
  202. Creating a Data migration job group in the CLI
  203. Scheduling an individual data migration job in the GUI
  204. Create data migration job: individual job
  205. Scheduling an individual data migration job in the CLI
  206. Scheduling data migration jobs in batch mode
  207. Create Data Migration Job: batch
  208. Starting serial scheduled jobs
  209. Migrating data to an EVA array configured for iSCSI
  210. Adding LUNs to the DMS iSCSI host entry with HP Command View EVA
  211. Virtual disk creation
  212. Viewing data migration job status in the GUI
  213. Viewing data migration jobs status in the CLI
  214. Rescanning targets
  215. Viewing job details and controlling job actions
  216. Viewing migration job details
  217. Viewing job details and controlling job actions in the CLI
  218. Viewing system and data migration job logs
  219. Viewing logs in the GUI
  220. Viewing logs in the CLI
  221. Using the Verify Migration Job wizard
  222. Scheduling verification of job options
  223. Acknowledging a data migration job
  224. Removing an offline array
  225. Installing a data migration license key in the GUI
  226. Installing a data migration license key in the CLI
  227. Applying an array-based license to a specific array in the GUI
  228. License Array dialog box
  229. Applying an array-based license to a specific array in the CLI
  230. Viewing data migration license usage
  231. Command Line Interface
  232. Miguser session
  235. set array
  236. set VPGroups
  237. migration_group add
  238. migration_group remove
  239. migration_group edit
  240. migration add
  241. migration rm
  242. migration stop
  243. migration start
  244. migration pause
  245. migration resume
  246. migration acknowledge
  247. start_serial_jobs
  248. compare_luns add
  249. compare_luns rm
  250. compare_luns stop
  251. compare_luns start
  252. compare_luns pause
  253. compare_luns acknowledge
  254. show migration
  255. show array
  257. show migration_luninfo
  258. show migration_params
  260. show memory
  262. show migration_usage
  264. show perf byte
  266. show migration_logs
  267. show logs
  268. show luns
  270. show vpgroups
  271. target rescan
  272. save capture
  273. array rm
  274. array_licensed_port rm
  275. readjust_priority
  276. show compare_luns
  277. Maximizing performance
  278. Using array-based licenses for MSA2012fc array
  279. Reconfiguring LUNs on a storage array
  280. Index
  281. Table Of Contents
StorageWorks 6100 - Enterprise Virtual Array first page preview

StorageWorks 6100 - Enterprise Virtual Array

Brand: HP | Category: Storage
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  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
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  6. Table Of Contents
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  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Overview
  10. FCIP overview
  11. Redundant FCIP network structure example
  12. Configuration rules and guidelines
  13. One pair of gateways with redundant fabrics
  14. Redundant pairs of gateways, two long-distance links
  15. Highly redundant pairs of gateways, fully redundant long-distance links
  16. mpx110 FCIP with B-series Integrated Routing
  17. mpx110 IP Distance Gateway FCIP with C-series IVR
  18. HP Continuous Access EVA 3-site configurations
  19. site configuration with six mpx110 gateways
  20. site configuration with eight mpx110 gateways
  21. site configuration with six gateways and full inter-site connectivity
  22. General configuration rules
  23. EVA storage system software
  24. FC switch requirements
  25. IP performance tuning
  26. Compression
  27. TCP window size recommendations
  28. DS-5: 400 Mb/s
  29. BASE T: 100 Mb/s
  30. OC-6: 311 Mb/s
  31. Installation and upgrades
  32. Pre-installation checklist
  33. Installing the SFPs
  34. Management
  35. HP StorageWorks mpx Manager for Windows
  36. mpx110 ports and LEDs
  37. Setting IP addressing using Telnet
  38. Configuring Fibre Channel switch settings for the mpx110
  39. C-series Fibre Channel switch parameters
  40. Configuring FCIP routes
  41. Connection to mpx Manager
  42. Cabling the mpx110 Fibre Channel, GE, and management ports
  43. Using the CLI to upgrade firmware
  44. Recovery process
  45. Services
  46. Diagnostics and troubleshooting
  47. Input Power LED (green)
  48. Using the HP StorageWorks mpx Manager utility
  49. Menu bar
  50. View menu
  51. Settings menu
  52. Help menu
  53. Action menu
  54. System tree window
  55. FCIP Route Info
  56. mpx110 gateway
  57. Management Information
  58. NTP Server Information
  59. Security tab
  60. SNMP Management tab
  61. FCIP routes
  63. Starting the mpx110 Manager GUI
  64. Using wizards
  65. Firmware Update Wizard
  66. Confirm Changes dialog box
  67. FCIP Route Add Wizard
  68. FCIP Routes Add Wizard Warning dialog box
  69. FCIP Routes Add Wizard Local and Remote IP Address dialog box
  70. FCIP Routes Add Wizard TCIP/IP Options dialog box
  71. FCIP Routes Add Wizard FCIP Options dialog box
  72. FCIP Route Remove
  73. FCIP Route Remove Wizard Route selection
  74. Support and other resources
  75. HP technical support
  76. Subscription service
  77. Modifying a configuration
  78. Saving and restoring mpx110 configurations
  79. Restoring mpx110 configuration and persistence
  80. Commands
  81. Admin command
  82. Beacon command
  83. FcipRoute command
  84. FRU command
  85. Help command
  86. History command
  87. Image command
  88. Ping command
  89. Reboot command
  90. Save command
  91. Set FC command
  92. Set MGMT command
  93. Set NTP command
  94. Set SNMP command
  95. Set System command
  96. Show command
  97. Show FcipRoutes command
  98. Show Logs command
  99. Show MGMT command
  100. Show Performance command
  101. Show SNMP command
  102. Show Stats command
  103. Show System command
  104. Show Targets command
  105. Show VLAN command
  106. Traceroute command
  107. Application modules
  108. iSCSI driver
  109. Fibre Channel driver
  110. User modules
  111. FCIP
  112. TOE driver
  113. iSCSI driver Error log messages
  114. FC driver Error log messages
  115. Error log messages in user modules
  116. System
  117. Fatal log messages
  118. FC driver Fatal log messages
  120. C Simple Network Management Protocol
  121. System information
  122. qsrNoOfGbEPorts
  123. qsrNwPortRole
  124. qsrIPAddress
  125. Fibre Channel port table
  126. qsrFcPortRole
  127. qsrFcPortId
  128. qsrSensorEntry
  129. qsrSensorIndex
  130. qsrUpperThreshold
  131. qsrEventDescription
  132. Sensor notification
  133. D Saving and restoring the mpx110 configuration
  134. Restoring the mpx110 configuration
  135. Restoring the configuration using the mpx110 CLI
  136. E Regulatory compliance and safety
  137. Cables
  138. International notices and statements
  139. Japanese notice
  140. Taiwan battery recycling notice
  141. Glossary
  142. Index
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