Delete san profile, Rescan san, Hp iias terminologies – HP Intelligent Infrastructure Analyzer Software User Manual

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Delete SAN profile

To delete a SAN profile:
1.

Select any deactive SAN profile in the Manage SAN Profiles page.

2.

Click Delete.

3.

The Delete SAN Profile window is displayed with the following message:

Do you wish to delete the SAN Profile – XYZ

(name of the SAN profile)

•

Click Yes to delete the SAN profile.

•

Click No to cancel the deletion.

NOTE:

An active profile cannot be deleted.

Rescan SAN

Clicking on Rescan SAN initiates a data collection cycle for the active profile. This data collection
cycle is different than a system initiated cycle that occurs at an interval as set in the active profile.
Initiating a Rescan SAN request while the system initiated data collection cycle is in progress, the
system does not create a separate data collection cycle for rescan instead, the rescan is considered
as completed when the system initiated cycle ends.

To rescan a SAN profile, complete the following steps:
•

Click Rescan SAN from the navigation menu.

NOTE:
•

Rescan SAN works only on an active profile.

•

Data collection timeout is 30 minutes. However, the GUI will timeout after 40 mins if the rescan
is not complete for any reason.

HP IIAS terminologies

Table 4 (page 23)

lists the component types and their definitions. A component can be SAN Switch,

Host, or Storage.

Table 4 Component type and definition

Definition

Component type

Discovered Component

•

A component is of vendor/model as per the

“Support

Matrix” (page 53)

.

•

The firmware version is not as per the requirements
mentioned in the Support Matrix.

•

The component has current firmware version but not
selected by the user for monitoring.

Monitored Component

•

A component is of vendor/model as per the Support
Matrix.

•

The current firmware version as per the requirements
mentioned in Support Matrix is selected by the user for
monitoring.

A component connected to a ‘Discovered Switch’ or
‘Monitored Switch’ with any of the following conditions:

Inferred Component

•

Is a switch without a valid IP address.

•

Is a switch that contains only fiber channel connectivity.

•

A switch has a valid IP address but the user credentials
entered in the profile does not apply to the switch.

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