Figure 5-10: Icons For Channel Modes And Channel Types - ADIC Scalar 100 User Manual

The icons used in the Tree View carry specific meaning, both in their design and
in their color. See See Figure 5-10.

Figure 5-10: Icons for Channel Modes and Channel Types

In Figure 5-9, Fibre Channels 2, 4, and 5 are blue, SCSI Channels 1-4 and Ultra2
SCSI Channels 3 and 6 are green, and Fibre Channel 1 is purple. Blue indicates
that the channel is in mode. is the default mode for Fibre Channels.
Target Target
When channels are set to , you are able to see attached hosts, and switches
Target
like the Brocade switch, which broadcasts a World Wide Name.
Green indicates that the channel is in mode. is the default mode
Initiator Initiator
for SCSI Channels. When channels are set to you will be able to see
Initiator
attached devices, and ADIC Gateways.
In addition to mode and mode, Fibre Channels can function in
Target Initiator Target
mode. When that is the case, the Fibre Channel icon is purple. Fibre
and Initiator
Channel 1 in Figure 5-9 is set to mode. You will be able to see
Target and Initiator
hosts and devices, as well as cascaded ADIC Gateways when a channel is set to
. If there is no node symbol preceding a Channel, as for example
Target and Initiator
Fibre Channels 4 and 5 or the Ultra2 SCSI Channel 6 in Figure 5-9Figure 5-9,
there are no attached elements to display. If there is no node symbol preceding a
SCSI Channel set to mode, a SCSI host could still be attached. The ADIC
Target
Management Console does not display SCSI hosts unless VPSReg is running on
the host. Nor will it display an icon for a switch that does not broadcast a WWN.
In Figure 5-9, the ADIC Gateway is selected. Product information about the ADIC
Gateway appears in the Data panel, which is in the lower right half of the ADIC
Management Console main screen. The information in the Data panel presents a
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