Mapping A Logical Volume/Logical Drive To Host Lun - Compaq External RAID Controller & Subsystem Infortrend Operation Manual

5.7 Mapping a Logical Volume/Logical
Drive to Host LUN
The process of mapping a logical drive is identical to that of
mapping a logical volume. The process of mapping a logical volume
is used as an example.
Press ENT for two seconds to enter the
Main Menu. Press
"View and Edit Host Luns," then press
ENT.
Note some details before proceeding:
1.
2.
Press
host ID, and then press ENT for two
seconds to confirm. IDs are available
as Primary or Secondary Controller
IDs.
Press
logical
choices are "Map to Logical Volume,"
"Map to Logical Drive," or "Map to
Physical Drive." Confirm your choice
by pressing ENT.
Press
then press ENT to proceed.
Press ENT for two seconds to confirm
the selected LUN mapping.
Press
the logical volume. Press ENT for two
seconds to map the selected partition
to
configuration has not been partitioned,
Front Panel Operation
A logical group of drives (logical drive/logical volume)
previously assigned to the primary controller can not be mapped
to a secondary ID. Neither can those assigned to the secondary
controller be mapped to a primary ID.
For a SCSI-based controller, ID 7 is reserved for the controller
itself. If there are two controllers, controllers might occupy ID 6
and ID 7. Please check your system Hardware Manual for
details on preserved IDs.
\or to select a configured
or to select the type of
configuration.
or to select a LUN number,
or to select a partition from
this LUN. If
or to select
Available
the logical
View and Edit
Host Luns
CH=0 ID=000
Pri. Ctlr ..
Map to
Logical Volume ?
CH=0 ID=0 LUN=0
Not Mapped
Map Host LUN
LV=0 ID=685AE502
2021MB DRV=1
LV=0 PART=0
700MB ?
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