HP XP Continuous Access Software - Manual (Page 102)

NOTE:
In the current version, the path group ID is set to the default value.
• M-R Path: Channel type of the logical path between the local and remote arrays. This column
always displays Fibre.
• Status: Indicates whether logical paths failed.
• Normal: No failure occurred at the logical paths
• Failed: All logical paths failed
• Warning: Some logical paths failed
• Num of Path: Number of logical paths.
Displaying information about logical paths
Logical paths are communications paths that connect local array ports and remote array ports.
1. In the Switch Display box, select DKC.
2. Select a remote array from below Subsystem in the tree. The list displays logical paths. Each row
in the list indicates one logical path.
The list displays the following:
• Path Gr. ID: Path group ID. The icon indicates the status of the path.
The logical path is in a normal status
A failure occurred at the logical path
• M-R Path: Channel type of the logical paths between the local and remote arrays. This column
always displays Fibre.
• Status: Indicates whether the logical path is in normal status.
• Normal: Logical path is in a normal status. No failure occurred at the logical path.
• Failed: Failure occurred at the logical path.
• Port: Local array's port number.
• Pair-Port: Remote array's port number.
Displaying information about ports on local arrays
Use the DKC Operation pane to display information about ports on the local array.
1. In the Switch Display box, select Port. The tree displays a list of channel adapters and port attributes.
2. Do one of the following in the tree:
• Select Subsystem. The list displays all ports on the local array.
• Select a channel adapter. The list displays ports on the channel adapter.
• Select a port attribute. The list displays ports that have the selected port attribute.
102 Configuring arrays and logical paths