HP StorageWorks XP10000 Disk Array - Manual (Page 73)

• Set: Applies settings in the Change Port Mode box to the Port table.
CHN list
This list appears if you select an icon under the NAS folder in the Package tree. CHN is the channel
adapter for NAS.
The CHN list displays all NAS channel adapters. When you select a channel adapter in the Package
tree, the CHN list displays information of the selected channel adapter. Information displayed in the
CHN list is shown in Figure 29 .
Figure 29 CHN list (NAS channel adapters)
•
CHN Name: NAS channel adapter's name.
• OS Status: Running status of the NAS channel adapter's OS. Statuses are:
• NEW: OS is not installed on the channel adapter or is being installed.
• UP: OS is started.
• DOWN: OS stopped normally.
• DOWN (Failure): OS stopped due to a failure.
• BUSY (Boot): OS is being started.
• BUSY (Shutdown): OS is being stopped.
• ERROR: OS is being stopped due to a failure.
• DUMP: Hibernation dump is being collected.
• DUMP SKIP: Hibernation dump collection is skipped.
• HUNG UP: OS is freezing.
• UNKNOWN: OS status collection failed.
If the status is UP, you can use LUN Manager to stop the OS. If the status is DOWN or DOWN
(Failure), you can use LUN Manager to start the OS.
• Setting: Specified operation for the channel adapter's OS. This column is blank before specifying
an operation. After specifying an operation, Reboot, Boot, or Shut Down appears. If you click
Apply, this column returns to a blank.
Buttons
• Apply: Applies settings in the pane to the array.
• Cancel: Cancels settings in the pane.
• Reboot: Appears when select an icon under the NAS folder in the Package tree. Restarts an OS
in UP status selected in the CHN list.
• Shut Down: Appears when you select an icon under the NAS folder in the Package tree. Stops
an OS in UP status selected in the CHN list.
• Boot: Appears when you select an icon under the NAS folder in the Package tree. Starts an OS
in DOWN or DOWN (Failure) status selected in the CHN list.
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