Configuring The Cross-Subsystem Path - HP StorageWorks XP24000 User Manual

OK button
Saves the settings and closes the dialog box.
Cancel button
Cancels the settings and closes the dialog box.
Pop-up Menu
Right-click a row in the Configure Cross-subsystem Paths dialog box to perform the following
operations.
Table 1 1 Pop-up Menu in the Configure Cross-subsystem Paths dialog box
Right-clicked area
WWN in the Available Paths
Selected Paths

Configuring the Cross-subsystem Path

You can configure the cross-subsystem path using the Configure Cross-subsystem Paths dialog box.
This section explains the procedure to add a cross-subsystem path to an existing path group. To
create a new path group and configure cross-subsystem paths, you need to operate the mapping
operation. For the procedure, see
To add the cross-subsystem path to an existing path group:
1. Start Remote Web Console, and open the Volume Operation window.
2. Make sure that Remote Web Console is in Modify mode.
3. Click the path group that you want to add a cross-subsystem path in the Volume Operation
tree.
4. Right-click the cross-subsystem path in Cross-subsystem Paths in the Volume Operation list.
5. Click Configure Cross-subsystem Paths in the pop-up menu.
The Configure Cross-subsystem Paths dialog box opens (see
Dialog Box" (page
6. In the Available Paths, select the following three items (see
External storage system: Select the external storage system.
Port: Select the external port of the local storage system, which is the starting point of the
cross-subsystem path.
WWN: Select the WWN of the external storage system, which is the ending point of the
cross-subsystem path.
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Pop-up menu
Add
Delete
Raise Priority
Lower Priority
"Mapping an External Volume Automatically" (page
75)).
Description
Allows you to add cross-subsystem
paths. See "Configuring the
Cross-subsystem Path" (page
Allows you to delete the selected
cross-subsystem path. See
the Cross-subsystem Path
Configuration" (page 79).
Allows you to raise the priority of the
selected cross-subsystem path. See
"Changing the Configured
Cross-subsystem Path Priority"
(page 78).
Allows you to lower the priority of the
selected cross-subsystem path. See
"Changing the Configured
Cross-subsystem Path Priority"
(page 78).
"Configure Cross-subsystem Paths
Figure 33 (page 78)).
Setting the Cross-subsystem Paths
77).
"Canceling
63).
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