HP 3PAR Operating System Software - Manual (Page 37)

2. Issue the following command:
# controlport config rcfc -ct point -f <N:S:P>
where:
•
-ct point —point-to-point mode.
•
<N:S:P> —FC adaptor port, expressed as node:slot:port.
3. Record the port positions in the “RCFC Remote-Copy Pair Worksheet” (page 34) worksheet.
4. Repeat Step 2 through Step 3 for each port on each system in the remote-copy configuration.
5. To verify that the FC communication links have been established, issue the showrctransport
-rcfc
command.
# showrctransport -rcfc
The FC adaptor ports should appear, and the State column should display new. For example:
N:S:P Peer_Node_WWN Peer_Port_WWN State
3:2:1 2FF70002AC00005F 23410002AC00005F new
1:4:1 2FF70002AC00005F 21510002AC00005F new
Solution Problem
Repeat the interface setup steps starting at Step 2 , using
the correct port IDs.
If the ports do not match the ports you recorded on your
worksheet, then the wrong ports were specified in
Step
2 .
6. To initialize the FC adaptor port, issue the controlport rcfc init command on one
system:
# controlport rcfc init -f <N:S:P>
where <N:S:P> represents the location of the FC adaptor port, expressed as node:slot:port.
7. To verify that the FC adaptor port is ready to begin setting up the remote-copy systems, issue
the showrctransport -rcfc command:
# showrctransport -rcfc
The State column should display ready. For example:
# showrctransport -rcfc
N:S:P Peer_Node_WWN Peer_Port_WWN State
3:2:1 2FF70002AC00005F 23410002AC00005F ready
1:4:1 2FF70002AC00005F 21510002AC00005F ready
Solution Problem
Repeat Step 6 and Step 7 until the port is in a ready state. The State column displays incomplete or
new
.
8. Repeat Step 6 through Step 7 for each RCFC port on each remote-copy system.
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