About path management, Editing paths from hosts, 31 editing paths from hosts – HP XP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Software User Manual

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3.

From the list of hosts, select one or more target hosts, click Allocate Volumes, then click Show
Plan and perform the following:

• Verify the information that is displayed.
• Enter a name in Task Name.
• Specify when the task should execute.

4.

Click Submit to register the plan as a task.

5.

When the task completes, confirm that the volumes are recognized by the target host.

NOTE:

When allocation completes, the host administrator must mount the volume and create a file
system to make the volume writable.

About path management

When you allocate a volume to a host, P9000 Command View AE Software assigns paths between
the volumes and the host. You can add, delete, or change these paths from either the host or storage
system.

You can manage paths from a list of allocated volumes in the Storage Systems tree, Hosts tree, logical
group, and from a list of volumes returned from a search. You can manage paths by selecting multiple
volumes.

Volumes allocated to hosts belong to a specific host group. The same target host port is set for all
volumes in any given host group. Therefore, when adding or deleting a target host port for one or
more volumes, you must select all of the volumes in that host group.

Editing paths from hosts

You can add, delete or change the paths between the host and storage system.

To edit a path from a host:

1.

On the Resources tab, click Hosts and expand the tree to display a list of hosts.

2.

In the Hosts List, click the link for the name of the host with the path you want to change.

3.

In the Volume List, select a volume and click Edit LUN Paths.

The Edit LUN Paths dialog box opens.

4.

Add or delete host or storage ports.

5.

Click Show Plan to review the plan and specify additional information, as appropriate:

• Verify the information that is displayed.
• Enter a name in Task Name.
• Specify when the task should execute.

6.

Click Submit.

The plan is registered as a task.

7.

Confirm that the task is Completed on the Tasks & Alerts tab.

You can confirm the task details by clicking the task name and viewing the task summary.

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