HP MPX200 Multifunction Router - Manual (Page 11)

Figure 3 (page 11) shows the configuration used when you are:
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Migrating from one vendor SAN to another vendor SAN.
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Installing a new fabric and do not have enough ports available in the old fabric.
Figure 3 Migration between dissimilar vendor SANs
Data migration configuration
Figures in this section show the typical configurations used for offline and online data migration
using MPX200 models.
“Performing data migration” (page 41) and “Configuring the data path
through MPX200 for online data migration” (page 152) also refer to these figures. The following
figure legend applies to all data migration figures in this section.
Figure legend
Host Bus Adapter port number HBA <n>
Source array controller A port number SA <n>
Source array controller B port number SB <n>
Destination array controller A port number DA <n>
Destination array controller B port number DB <n>
MPX200 blade number, Fibre Channel port number, and virtual port group number BL<n> FC<n>:VPG<n>
Presented target from MPX200 representing source array controller port number
and the VPGroup number used to present the LUNs to the MPX200 (online data
migration) PT-SA <n>+VPG<n>
Presented target from MPX200 representing source array controller port number
and the VPGroup number used to present the LUNs to the MPX200 (online data
migration) PT-SB <n>+VPG<n>
Physical connections between ports Solid lines
Presented target connections between ports Dashed and dotted lines
Figure 4 (page 12) illustrates the topology for offline data migration between two Fibre Channel
storage arrays.
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