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76 Managing HBAs
NOTE: In the unlikely event of using an unsigned HP StorageWorks FC HBA Windows driver, a
Hardware Installation message states the software “has not passed Windows Logo testing.” If you
still want to update the HBA driver with the unsigned driver, click Continue Anyway. If you do not
want to use the unsigned driver, click STOP Installation.
When you update a remote server’s HBAs with an unsigned driver, the Hardware Installation
message appears on the remote server and the Simple SAN Connection Manager server is not
aware of the message that requires manual selection. If no action is taken on the remote server,
Simple SAN Connection Manager times out after about three to four minutes and shows a message
that the driver update has been successful but needs to be rebooted to complete. To proceed with
the update on the remote server using the unsigned driver, click Continue Anyway on that server. If
you do not want to use the unsigned driver, click STOP Installation.
Creating an alias for an HBA
You can create alias (user-friendly) names for HBAs to help you easily identify them in Simple SAN
Connection Manager.
To create an alias for an HBA:
1. On the LUN Assignment or Physical Connection map, right-click a host bus adapter (HBA) icon, and
then on the shortcut menu, click Create HBA Alias.
The Create HBA Alias dialog box (Figure 47) shows the HBA port name and server name.
Figure 47 Create HBA Alias dialog box
2. Enter an alias name to replace the HBA name, and then click OK.
The Physical Connection and LUN Assignment maps are updated with the new HBA alias name.
Manually entering FDMI information
If Simple SAN Connection Manager detects any HBA without a server name or OS type, a message
appears informing you that the HBA Fabric Device Management Interface (FDMI) is either disabled or
failed to register the required information. Simple SAN Connection Manager then asks if you want to
manually enter the HBA’s host name and OS type, or if you want to check the HBA FDMI service status.
• If you choose to check the HBA FDMI service status, a message warns you that you must either reload
the HBA driver, reset the HBA, or even reboot the server for the FDMI data to be registered into the
switch, and that you must close and restart Simple SAN Connection Manager for it to discover any new
FDMI data.
• If you choose to manually enter the data, follow these steps. (The HBA information you enter will be
saved in Simple SAN Connection Manager so that you will not be prompted again.)
To manually enter the HBA server name and OS type:
1. To enter FDMI information, respond Yes/OK to the prompt to manually enter the HBA’s host name and
OS type.
The Enter HBA Server Name and OS Type dialog box (Figure 48) lists all the HBAs with either a
missing Server Name, Server OS, or both.
- Manager User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 1Introduction 9
- 10 Introduction 10
- Connection Manager 11
- Linux installation: initial 14
- HP-UX configuration 16
- Emulex HBA configuration 17
- Windows installation: upgrade 17
- Linux installation: upgrade 20
- 3 Getting Started 25
- Menu bar 26
- Advanced Operations menu 27
- Help menu 28
- Using the help system 29
- 30 Getting Started 30
- 32 Getting Started 32
- 34 Getting Started 34
- 36 Getting Started 36
- 38 Getting Started 38
- Viewing a LUN Assignment map 40
- Viewing the event log 41
- Comparing configurations 43
- 5 Managing Switches 45
- Viewing network properties 46
- 48 Managing Switches 48
- 50 Managing Switches 50
- Setting the switch IP address 51
- 52 Managing Switches 52
- Updating switch firmware 53
- 54 Managing Switches 54
- 56 Managing Switches 56
- Setting DNS properties 58
- Set DNS Configuration 59
- Setting switch IP security 60
- Creating an IPsec association 61
- 62 Managing Switches 62
- Editing an IPsec association 64
- Deleting an IPsec association 64
- Managing security policies 65
- Creating an IPsec policy 66
- 68 Managing Switches 68
- Editing an IPsec policy 69
- Deleting an IPsec policy 69
- 70 Managing Switches 70
- 6 Managing HBAs 71
- Updating an HBA BIOS image 72
- Updating an HBA driver 74
- Creating an alias for an HBA 76
- 78 Managing HBAs 78
- 7 Managing Logical Disks 79
- 80 Managing Logical Disks 80
- 82 Managing Logical Disks 82
- 86 Managing Logical Disks 86
- 88 Managing Logical Disks 88
- 90 Managing Logical Disks 90
- 92 Managing Logical Disks 92
- Expanding a logical disk 93
- Deleting a logical disk 94
- 96 Managing Logical Disks 96
- 8 Managing Servers 97
- 98 Managing Servers 98
- Refreshing the server list 99
- 100 Managing Servers 100
- Manually creating a partition 102
- 104 Managing Servers 104
- Managing a partition 106
- 108 Managing Servers 108
- 110 Managing Servers 110
- 9 Managing Storage Subsystems 111
- Managing storage subsystems 112
- Updating software 115
- Prerequisites 129
- Related documentation 129
- HP technical support 130
- Product warranties 131
- Subscription service 131
- HP websites 131
- Documentation feedback 131
- ATroubleshooting 133
- 136 Troubleshooting 136
- 138 Troubleshooting 138
- Glossary 139
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