Restor Orig Names Menu (Ce Offline Mode) - IBM 3592 Maintenance Information

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Selecting this option increments the hexadecimal character. The number wraps from 'F' to 0'.
Save and Continue
Causes "CE Save Data menu (Root, Port, and Node names)" on page 132 menu to display to allow/
disallow saving data in DRAM.
Show Orig Names (CE Offline Mode)
Table 98 on page 132 shows the Show Orig Names menu items. This menu displays the current and
original root name/WWID for port 0. The names do not necessarily match, depending on the current
configuration and what configurations the drive was previously used in.
Table 98: Show Orig Names menu (CE Offline Mode)
Function
Orig Root Name/WWID
0=5005076302400143
Curr Root Name/WWID
0=5005076302400143
Orig Root Name
The Original Root Name/WWID for port 0 is displayed.
Curr Root Name
The Current Root Name/WWID for port 0 is displayed.
Restor Orig Names (CE Offline Mode)
Attention: Do not use this function unless instructed to by your next level of support.
Table 99 on page 132 shows the Restor Orig Names menu items. Use the Save and Continue function to
restore the original root name/WWIDs. See "Show Orig Names (CE Offline Mode)" on page 132 for
information on viewing the current and original names.
Table 99: Restor Orig Names menu (CE Offline Mode)
Function
Cancel
Save and Continue
Cancel
Causes the "Fibre Options menu (Services menu)" on page 100 to display.
Save and Continue
Causes the "CE Save Data menu (Root, Port, and Node names)" on page 132 menu to display to allow/
disallow saving data in DRAM.
CE Save Data menu (Root, Port, and Node names)
Table 100 on page 133 shows the CE Save Data menu items. This menu allows the CE to save or decline
saving the data that was entered at the previous menu.
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Next menu
"Fibre Options menu (CE Offline Mode)" on page 129
"Fibre Options menu (CE Offline Mode)" on page 129
Next menu
"Fibre Options menu (CE Offline Mode)" on page 129
"CE Save Data menu (Root, Port, and Node names)" on page 132