Editing The Disk Array List; Solving Common Installation Problems - HP Surestore Disk Array 12h - And FC60 System Administrator Manual

Managing the HP SureStore E Disk Array 12H on Windows NT

Editing the Disk Array List

To add a remote host and its disk arrays:
1. On the HP AutoRAID Manager's View menu, click Select Hosts.
2. Click Discover....
3. Click Specified Host and enter the IP address or the domain name of the host server and click OK.
4. The AutoRAID Manager will locate the remote host and add each HP SureStore E Disk Array 12H
connected to it to the Discovered Arrays.
5. Select the disk array(s) and click Add>> to add them to the Selected Hosts list, if the view is not
configured for All Known Hosts.
6. Click OK and the disk arrays will be included in the Detail pane.
Editing the Disk Array List
Over time, the disk arrays you are responsible for managing may change. You can use the Selected Hosts
list dialog box to add or remove disk arrays from the Detail pane. Only disk arrays in the Selected Hosts list
window can be managed using AutoRAID Manager.

Solving Common Installation Problems

AutoRAID SNMP agent was not installed during Setup.
If the NT SNMP service is not installed on the server when running Setup, the AutoRAID SNMP agent
is not installed. To load the AutoRAID SNMP agent, install the NT SNMP service and Service Pack (3
or later) then reinstall the AutoRAID Manager software.
Can't access remote servers from AutoRAID Manager running on a Windows 95 client.
A Windows 95 client must be rebooted following installation of the AutoRAID Manager software
before remote severs can be accessed. Reboot the client and remote servers should be accessible from
AutoRAID Manager.
Can't locate Help for ARM NT command line utilities.
The Help for the command line utilities is accessed by typing armhelp from the NT command prompt.
Help can also be accessed from the NT desktop Start menu by selecting Programs|AutoRAID
Manager|AutoRAID Manager Command Line Help.
Can't see the disk array in the NT Disk Administrator.
At least one logical drive must be created on the disk array before it will be visible in the NT Disk
Administrator.
Disk array events are not being communicated to network management application.
This is typically caused by the AutoRAID SNMP agent not being installed. If the NT SNMP service is
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