Vlun Failedpathpol Enumeration; Creating A Vlun; Vlun Multipathing Configuration Enumeration; Vlun Failedpathpol Configuration Enumeration - HP 3PAR StoreServ 7200 2-node Manual

Table 66 VLUN multipathing Configuration Enumeration
Symbol
UNKNOWN
ROUND_ROBIN
FAILOVER

VLUN failedPathPol Enumeration

The API server will communicate the failed path monitoring method (failedPathPol) enumerated
as shown in Table 67 (page
Table 67 VLUN failedPathPol Configuration Enumeration
Symbol
UNKNOWN
SCSI_TEST_UNIT_READY
INQUIRY
READ_SECTOR0

Creating a VLUN

This section describes the HTTP request and response JSON object members for creating a VLUN
template.
NOTE: Any user with Super or Edit role, or any role granted the vlun_create right, can perform
this operation.
Create a VLUN using the HTTP POST method. Use the following URI:
https://<storage system>:8080/api/v1/vluns
Table 68 (page 69)
parameters for creating a VLUN template.
To create a VLUN, the VolumeName and lun members are required. Either hostname or portPos
(or both in the case of matched sets) is also required. The noVcn and overrideLowerPriority
members are optional.
The LUN number can also be signed by the system within the specified LUN range. In that case,
you must specify a range. A range can be n+ (minimal n) or m–n (m to n). To support auto lun,
the fields autoLun and maxAutoLun are now supported in the message body for VLUN creation.
Table 68 Message Body JSON Objects for VLUN Template Request
Member
volumeName
lun
hostname
portPos
Value
1
2
3
69).
Value
1
2
3
4
shows the JSON members that are sent in the request body that specifies the
JSON Type API Type
string name31
number igint32
string name31
object
portPos
Description
Unknown.
Round Robin.
Failover.
Description
Unknown.
SCSI test unit is ready.
Inquiry.
Read Sector 0.
Description
Name of the volume to be
exported.
LUN ID.
Name of the host which the
volume is to be exported.
System port of VLUN
exported to. It includes
node number, slot number,
and card port number.
Ignored Values
None (required)
None (required)
None* (optional)
None* (optional)
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