Identifying Your Nas Server - HP StorageWorks 8000 - NAS User Manual

Identifying your NAS Server

46 Configuring Your System and Network
The first time you access Command View NAS, the Configuration Wizard
appears to guide you through configuration. Subsequent times when you
access Command View NAS, an Identity page appears and displays the
following general system information:
*Name — The system or hostname for your HP NAS 8000
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*Cluster Name (high-availability configurations only) — Name of your
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cluster on your network
*Sibling Node (high-availability configurations only) — The secondary
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node (server) in your cluster if you have a high-availability NAS server
Description — HP NAS 8000
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Manufacturer — Hewlett-Packard Company
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Product Number — The product number corresponding to the original
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configuration of the HP NAS 8000
*Location — The physical location of the HP NAS 8000
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*Contact Name — The person to be notified in case of trouble or
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questions about the HP NAS 8000 (usually the system administrator)
*Contact Phone Number — Usually the phone number of the contact
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name
*Asset Number — A number that your company might use to identify and
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track the HP NAS 8000
System s/n — The factory-set serial number of the unit
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*IP Address — The IP network address of the Network Interface Card
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(NIC) in port 1 (although the HP NAS 8000 supports multiple ports, only
the first one is displayed)
MAC Address — The unique Machine Address Code for the NIC in port 1
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OS Version — The current version of the operating system running on the
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HP NAS 8000
+Array Alias/ID — The name you gave the array and the array serial
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number (if you have a SAN configuration, this does not display)
Worldwide ID (SAN only) — Associated ID with the host bus adapter
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Up Time — The cumulative up-time of the HP NAS 8000 since the last
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reboot
*You can change these items from the Configuration tab.
+You can change this from the Storage tab.