Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform G350 Site Preparation Manual page 22

Procedure
1. In the logical or physical figure of the configuration screen, click the Edit button or
left-click the areas of the logical or physical configuration figure.
2. If you clicked Edit in the physical figure, the message May logical
configuration figure be initialized? appears. Click OK to remove the
message.
3. All the units, unit IDs, and box codes in the logical configuration figure are cleared
and the physical configuration figure is highlighted in light green. Right-click an
empty box in a rack.
The clicked box is highlighted in orange and the Select Box dialog box opens.
4. In the Select Box dialog box, click the desired drive tray.
You can optionally enter a box code for the selected drive tray in the Enter box
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code (optional) field.
5. Click OK.
The selected drive tray appears in the box you clicked in the physical configuration
figure.
6. Click Create.
The logical configuration figure is updated based on the changes made. Unit IDs are
assigned automatically.
7. Click Cable Figure.
The BECK tool creates and displays a cable figure based on the logical and physical
configuration figure.
Editing the logical configuration figure
Procedure
1. In the logical configuration figure, click Edit, or click the area in the logical
configuration figure.
2. When the message May physical configuration figure be initialized?
appears, click OK to remove the message.
All the units, unit IDs, and box codes in the physical configuration figure are cleared,
and the logical configuration figure is highlighted in light green.
Example
From this screen, you can:
Assign units to a path.
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Move and exchange drive trays.
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Assigning units to a path
When you assign units to a path in the logical configuration figure, you can:
Set a unit in an empty box in a path (described below).
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Change or delete a drive tray in the path.
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Edit storage system controller box codes.
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Site Preparation Guide for VSP G/F350, G/F370, G/F700, G/F900
Chapter 1: Installation site considerations
Editing the logical configuration figure
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