Creating Storage By Using The Getting Started Launch Pad; Prerequisites; Finding The Storage Systems; Numbering Conventions - HP StorageWorks P4000 User Manual

If you do not use any of the default names, the only automatically generated naming elements are
those that incrementally number a series of snapshots or SmartClone volumes. See
Table 4 Numbering conventions
Element
Management Groups
Clusters
Volumes
SmartClone Volumes
Snapshots
Remote Snapshots
Schedules to Snapshot a Volume
Schedules to Remote Snapshot a Volume

Creating storage by using the Getting Started Launch Pad

Follow the steps in this section to set up a volume quickly. Using the wizards on the Getting Started
Launch Pad, work through these steps with one storage system, and with one strategy. The rest of this
product guide describes other methods to create storage, as well as detailed information on features
of the iSCSI SAN.

Prerequisites

• Install the storage systems on your network.
• Know the IP address or host name you configured with the KVM or serial Configuration Interface
when you installed the storage system.
• Install the HP StorageWorks P4000 CMC software on a management workstation or server that
can connect to the storage systems on the network.
• Install an iSCSI initiator, such as the latest version of the Microsoft iSCSI Initiator, on the application
server(s).

Finding the storage systems

Open the CMC, and using the Getting Started Launch Pad, start the Find Systems Wizard.
To use the wizard, you need to do one of the following:
• Add the IP addresses of the storage systems
• Select the Auto Discover by Broadcast check box
NOTE:
Use Auto Discover by Broadcast for the storage systems that are on the same subnet as the computer
using the CMC.
Table 4
Default name
None
None
None
Name_#
None
None
Name.#
Name_Pri.#Name_Rmt.#
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