Viewing the status of logical paths – HP XP Continuous Access Software User Manual
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The Add Path window shows the following:
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Port: Select an initiator port on the local storage system.
When specifying a port, you can use the keyboard to enter the port number. When you enter
the port number, you can abbreviate the port number to two characters. For example, you
can enter 1A instead of CL1-A. You can use uppercase and lowercase letters.
•
Pair-Port: Select an RCU target port on the remote storage system.
When specifying a port, you can use the keyboard to enter the port number. When you enter
the port number, you can abbreviate the port number to two characters. For example, you
can enter 1A instead of CL1-A. You can use uppercase and lowercase letters.
•
Set: Closes the Add Path window and adds the settings to the Preview list.
•
Cancel: Cancels the settings and closes the window.
Viewing the Status of Logical Paths
The DKC Status window (see
) shows the status of the logical path(s).
To view the status of the logical path(s), follow the described in this section. The primary storage
system administrator and the secondary storage system administrator can perform this operation.
1.
Ensure that the DKC Operation window is open (see
“DKC Operation Window” (page 130)
).
2.
In Display, select DKC.
3.
Do one of the following:
•
Click LDKC from the tree. In the upper-right list, select and right-click a remote storage
system.
•
Click the remote storage system from the tree. In the upper-right list, select and right-click
a logical path.
4.
Select DKC Status. The DKC Status window opens (
).
•
If a remote storage system is selected in the list, the DKC status window shows all the
logical paths between the local and the remote storage systems, and shows the status for
each of the paths.
•
If a logical path is selected in the list, the DKC status window shows only the status of the
selected logical path.
5.
Check the status of the logical path(s), and then click Close to close the DKC status window.
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Configuring Storage Systems and Logical Paths