HP StorageWorks XP Remote Web Console Software - Manual (Page 77)

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NOTE: Information on the DKC Operation pane is updated when you do one of the following:
• Select another tab, and reselect the DKC Operation tab.
• Click Refresh (top right of Command View XP or XP Remote Web Console pane).
• Click Apply.
• Select Modify mode when you are in View mode.
• Open or close the DKC Status pane.
• Click Refresh on the DKC Status pane.
Displaying information about remote disk arrays
1. Display the DKC Operation pane.
2. In the Switch Display box, select DKC.
The tree and the list display remote disk arrays.
• Tree: Lists remote disk arrays. The following information appears to the right of the icon.
• Remote disk array’s controller ID (disk array family ID)
• Remote disk array’s serial number
• Path group ID
The icon indicates the status of logical paths between the local and remote disk arrays.
• List: Displays information about remote disk arrays.
• Controller ID: Remote disk array’s controller ID. The controller ID is a disk array’s family ID. The icon
indicates the status of logical paths between the local and remote disk arrays.
NOTE: The controller ID for an XP10000/XP12000 disk array is 4.
• S/N: Remote disk array’s five-digit serial number.
• Path Gr. ID: Path group ID.
NOTE: In the current version, the path group ID is set to the default value.
• M-R Path: Channel type of the logical paths between the local and remote disk arrays. This column
always displays Fibre.
• Status: Indicates whether logical paths failed.
• Normal: No failure occurred at the logical paths
• Failed: All logical paths failed
• Warning: Some logical paths failed
• Num of Path: Number of logical paths.
Displaying information about logical paths
Logical paths are communication paths that connect local disk array ports and remote disk array ports.
1. In the Switch Display box, select DKC.
All logical paths are in a normal status.
A failure occurred at some logical paths.
All logical paths are in normal status.
A failure occurred at some logical paths.