Relation Btw. The Wwn Of The Port On The Tagmastore Ams Or Tagmastore Wms Subsys. And Contr; Path Status And Examples Of Rec. Proce. (Tagmastore Ams And Tagmastore Wms Subsys.); Relation Btw. Ports' Wwns & Contrs. (Tagmastore Ams & Tagmastore Wms Subs.); Path Stat. & Ex. Of Rec. Proced. (Tagmastore Ams & Tagmastore Wms Subs.) - HP StorageWorks XP12000 User Manual

Relation btw. the WWN of the port on the TagmaStore AMS or TagmaStore
WMS subsys. and contr.
When the external array is a TagmaStore AMS or TagmaStore WMS subsystem, you can identify the
controller (controller 0 or controller 1) from the port's WWN.
Table 19 shows the relationship between the port's WWN and the controller.
Table 19 Relation btw. ports' WWNs & contrs. (TagmaStore AMS & TagmaStore WMS subs.)
Model
AMS 200
WMS 100
AMS 500
AMS 1000
NOTE:
In WWNs, X is an arbitrary number or character. Ports in the same apparatus have identical values.
Path status and examples of rec. proce. (TagmaStore AMS and TagmaStore
WMS subsys.)
Table 20 shows the examples of recovery procedures when the path status is not normal. When the
path status is not normal, see
status. If you cannot restore the path, contact your HP account support representative.
Table 20 Path stat. & ex. of rec. proced. (TagmaStore AMS & TagmaStore WMS subs.)
Path status
External device setting changed
Controller
Controller 0
Controller 1
Controller 0
Controller 1
Controller 0
Controller 1
Troubleshooting External Storage XP
Examples of recovery
procedures
LUN Manager may have changed
the LU paths' settings.
External Storage XP user guide for the XP12000, XP10000, SVS200
Port's WWN
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX0
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX1
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX0
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX1
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX2
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX3
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX0
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX1
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX2
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX3
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX4
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX5
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX6
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX7
and this table to recover the path
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