HP StorageWorks XP Remote Web Console Software - Manual (Page 146)

Table 16 System parameter settings (TagmaStore AMS and TagmaStore WMS subsystems) (continued)
Parameter setting Parameters Pane name
You can either specify this parameter
or omit specifying this parameter. RAM Microprogram Version
You can either specify this parameter
or omit specifying this parameter. Option System Parameter
Set this parameter to Reset of occurred. Operation if the processor failure
occurs
You can either specify this parameter
or omit specifying this parameter. WEB Title
Specify this parameter to ON for AMS
1000, AMS 500, AMS 200, and
WMS 100.
Specify this parameter to OFF for AMS
2500 and AMS 2300, and AMS
2100.
Write and verify mode
You can either specify this parameter
or omit specifying this parameter. Port Option Port Options
Set this parameter to Standard Mode. Host Connection Mode 1 Host Connection Mode
Do not specify any parameters.
NOTE: As for AMS 1000, AMS 500,
AMS 200, and WMS 100, do not
specify HISUP OFF mode either.
Host Connection Mode 2
NOTE: You can either specify or omit any other parameters.
Relationship between serial numbers in device list on the LU operation panel and
TagmaStore AMS and TagmaStore WMS subsystem models
When the external array is a TagmaStore AMS or TagmaStore WMS subsystem, you can identify
the subsystem model from the serial number displayed in the Serial column in the Device list on the
LU Operation pane.
Table 17 (page 146) shows the relationship between serial numbers displayed in the Serial column
and subsystem models.
Table 17 Relation between serial numbers and subsystem models (TagmaStore AMS and TagmaStore
WMS subsystems)
Model Displayed serial number Storage subsystem
AMS 2500 87XXXXXX AMS
AMS 2300 85XXXXXX
AMS 2100 83XXXXXX
WMS 100 71XXXXXX WMS
NOTE: In serial numbers, X is an arbitrary number or character.
Relation between the WWN of the port on the TagmaStore AMS or TagmaStore
WMS subsystem and controller
When the external array is a TagmaStore AMS or TagmaStore WMS subsystem, you can identify
the controller (controller 0 or controller 1) from the port's WWN.
146 Notes on connecting external arrays