Manually entering fdmi information, 47 create hba alias dialog box, 48 enter hba server name and os type dialog box – HP StorageWorks 2000fc G2 Modular Smart Array User Manual

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To create an alias for an HBA:

1.

On the LUN Assignment or Physical Connection map, right-click a host bus adapter (HBA) icon, and

then on the shortcut menu, click Create HBA Alias.
The Create HBA Alias dialog box (

Figure 47

) shows the HBA port name and server name.

Figure 47

Create HBA Alias dialog box

2.

Enter an alias name to replace the HBA name, and then click OK.
The Physical Connection and LUN Assignment maps are updated with the new HBA alias name.

Manually entering FDMI information

If Simple SAN Connection Manager detects any HBA without a server name or OS type, a message

appears informing you that the HBA Fabric Device Management Interface (FDMI) is either disabled or

failed to register the required information. Simple SAN Connection Manager then asks if you want to

manually enter the HBA’s host name and OS type, or if you want to check the HBA FDMI service status.

If you choose to check the HBA FDMI service status, a message warns you that you must either reload

the HBA driver, reset the HBA, or even reboot the server for the FDMI data to be registered into the

switch, and that you must close and restart Simple SAN Connection Manager for it to discover any new

FDMI data.

If you choose to manually enter the data, follow these steps. (The HBA information you enter will be

saved in Simple SAN Connection Manager so that you will not be prompted again.)

To manually enter the HBA server name and OS type:

1.

To enter FDMI information, respond Yes/OK to the prompt to manually enter the HBA’s host name and

OS type.
The Enter HBA Server Name and OS Type dialog box (

Figure 48

) lists all the HBAs with either a

missing Server Name, Server OS, or both.

Figure 48

Enter HBA Server Name and OS Type dialog box

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