HP StorageWorks All-in-One SB600c Storage Blade - Manual (Page 34)

NOTE:
Click the Expand tree icon next to a task to view its subtasks.
Select a task to view its description in the Details box on the Task Viewer.
The Task Viewer has a filter drop-down menu. Each selection displays information about task-completion
status for different time periods:
• Show All—Displays all tasks that have been completed or failed to complete. Displays the tasks
and subtasks currently being processed and all scheduled tasks.
• Today—Displays the tasks and subtasks currently being processed, all scheduled tasks, and
tasks that completed or failed today.
• Last 3 Days—Displays the tasks and subtasks currently being processed, all scheduled tasks, and
tasks that completed or failed during the past three days, including today.
• Last 7 Days—Displays the tasks and subtasks currently being processed, all scheduled tasks, and
tasks that completed or failed during the past seven days, including today.
• Last 30 Days—Displays the tasks and subtasks currently being processed, all scheduled tasks, and
tasks that completed or failed during the past thirty days, including today.
• Errors Only—Displays all tasks that have failed and provides information about problems that
occurred during task processing.
The status of each task is provided and can be any one of the following:
• Scheduled—The task has been scheduled to run at a specified time.
• Verifying—ASM is confirming the configuration you specified is valid.
• Ready—The task is ready to run and is waiting for other tasks or background processes to run.
• Running—The task is being processed.
• Completed (date)—The task completed without problems.
• Cancelling—The task is being cancelled.
• Cancelled—The task has been cancelled (see Cancelling tasks ).
• Failed—An error occurred during processing; select Errors Only from the drop-down menu for
detailed information about the failure.
Cancelling tasks
1. To cancel an uncompleted task, select the task and click Cancel Selected Task.
2. Click Yes to confirm.
Tasks canceled after they have started may not cancel immediately. A task will stop running when the last
subtask started is completed. All subtasks listed below the last completed subtask are not completed
and cannot be restarted.
Migrating user-defined application data to your HP All-in-One
Storage System when using a remote windows application
For a remote windows application, the Host an Exchange Storage Group Wizard and Host a SQL
Server Database Wizard automatically migrate application data from the application server to your HP
All-in-One Storage System. The Host a User-Defined Application Wizard, however, does not migrate data
for a user-defined application from the application server to your HP All-in-One Storage System for a
remote windows applications.You must do this manually.
1. Using ASM, determine the path to the iSCSI LUN (logical disk) created on the application server
by ASM, as follows:
a. Select the user-defined application in the content pane.
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