3-3-3 deleting a wwn group – HP XP Command View Advanced Edition Software User Manual

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2.

Select the Subsystems object in the navigation frame, select the desired storage subsystem, and then
select the Physical View button.

3.

In the physical view, select the desired port (for StorageWorks XP512/XP48 port CL1-A, click A in Cluster
1) to open the Port Information panel.

4.

Select the desired WWN group, and use the ADD>> and <<REMOVE buttons to add WWN(s) to and
remove WWN(s) from the selected WWN group. To change the name of a WWN group, enter the new
name in the Select WWN Group field.

5.

When the Secured list displays the desired WWN(s) for the selected WWN group, select SAVE, or select
CANCEL to cancel your request to modify the WWN group.

6.

When the confirmation panel displays, select YES to modify the WWN group, or select NO to cancel your
request to modify the WWN group.

10-3-3-3 Deleting a WWN Group

To delete a WWN group:

1.

Log in to Device Manager as a system administrator or storage administrator.

2.

Select the Subsystems object in the navigation frame, select the desired subsystem, and then select the
Physical View button.

3.

In the physical view, select the desired port (for XP512/XP48 port CL1-A, click A in Cluster 1) to open the
Port Information panel.

4.

Select MODIFY WWN GROUP to open the Modify WWN Group panel (refer to

Figure 10-27

).

5.

Select the desired WWN group, and click the DELETE THIS GROUP button.

6.

When the confirmation panel displays, click YES, or select NO to cancel your request to delete the WWN
group.
If you selected YES, the group to be deleted is no longer displayed on the Modify WWN Group panel.

7.

Select SAVE on the Modify WWN Group panel to continue, or select CANCEL to cancel your request to
delete the WWN group.

8.

When the confirmation panel displays, select YES to delete the WWN group. To cancel your request to
delete the WWN group, select NO on the confirmation panel, and then select CANCEL on the Modify
WWN Group panel.

10-3-4 Configuring Fibre-Channel Adapters (StorageWorks XP1024/XP128
and XP512/XP48)

CAUTION:

Before changing the setting of a channel adapter, make sure that the storage subsystem is

equipped with channel adapters capable of high-speed mode, that you are aware of the impact of changing
the setting, and that you understand the procedure for connecting hosts to a channel adapter in high-speed
mode.

The system administrator and the storage administrator can configure fibre-channel adapters on the
StorageWorks XP1024/XP128 Series and StorageWorks XP512/XP48 storage subsystems. Guests, local
system administrators, local storage administrators, and local guests do not have access to this function.

The three types of fibre-channel adapters for the StorageWorks XP1024/XP128 are 4-port, 8-port, and 16-port
adapters. You can set the fibre printed circuit board (PCB) mode only for 4-port fibre channel adapters.

Standard mode is the default channel adapter mode. High-speed mode provides faster access speed by using
more processors to handle data access. However, high-speed mode limits the number of available ports on the
channel adapter card (one port for XP1024/XP128, half of the ports for XP1024/XP128). Servers or switches
attached to these ports must be changed for this configuration. Once the storage subsystem and attached
servers or switches are configured for high-speed mode, you can use Device Manager to change the mode of
the channel adapter.

For more information on the channel adapter settings, refer to the HP StorageWorks LUN Configuration and
Security Manager XP User Guide for the XP1024/XP128
.

To configure the speed mode of the fibre-channel adapters in the XP1024/XP128 or XP512/XP48 storage
subsystem:

1.

Log in to Device Manager as a system administrator or storage administrator.

2.

Select the Subsystems object in the navigation frame, select the desired storage subsystem, and then
select the Physical View button.

3.

Select Port Controllers to open the Port Controller panel (see

Figure 10-28

).

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