HP StorageWorks XP10000 Disk Array - Manual (Page 82)

Table 16 Host modes for host groups
Host mode 1 When to select this mode
00 Standard When registering Red Hat Linux or IRIX server hosts in the host group
03 HP When registering HP-UX server hosts in the host group
04 Sequent When registering DYNIX/ptx server hosts in the host group
05 OpenVMS When registering OpenVMS server hosts in the host group
07 Tru64 When registering Tru64® server hosts in the host group
09 Solaris When registering Solaris® server hosts in the host group
0A NetWare When registering NetWare® server hosts in the host group
0C Windows When registering Windows server hosts in the host group 2
Using I/O fencing function of VERITAS Cluster Server 4.0
Using VERITAS DataBase Edition/Active Cluster
Using VERITAS Storage Foundation for Oracle RAC
0F AIX When registering AIX® server hosts in the host group
2C Windows Extension When registering Windows server hosts in the host group 2
4C UVM When registering another array in the host group for mapping by External
Storage XP.
(Use this mode to map logical volumes in the array on which LUN manager is
installed to another array on which External Storage XP is installed as the data is
succeeded with the same emulation type.)
60 Standard Extension 2 When registering Red Hat Linux server hosts or IRIX server hosts in the host group
63 HP Extension 2 When registering HP-UX server hosts in the host group
69 Solaris Extension 2 When registering Solaris server hosts in the host group
6C Windows Extension 2 When registering Windows server hosts in the host group (This mode works
the same as host mode 2C. 3
6F AIX Extension 2 When registering AIX server hosts in the host group 3
1 Besides the host modes mentioned here, the Host Mode list displays the Reserve mode. Do not select this host mode.
2 If you register Windows server hosts in a host group, ensure that the host group’s host mode is 0C Windows or 2C Windows
Extension. If you are thinking about creating LUSE volumes (that is, expanded LUs), consider setting the host group’s host
mode to 2C Windows Extension.
If the host group’s host mode is 0C Windows and an LU path is defined between the host group and a logical volume, you cannot
combine the logical volume with other logical volumes to form a LUSE volume (that is, an expanded LU). For more information about
LUSE, see Overview of Volume Manager and Custom Volume Size .
1 If you are using any VERITAS products: I/O fencing function of VERITAS Cluster Server 4.0, VERITAS
DataBase Edition/Active Cluster, VERITAS Storage Foundation for Oracle RAC, you must select this host
mode. When selecting a host mode, you must consider the platform and some other factors.
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