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If NPIV is not supported or not enabled and if the FC switch port cannot be configured to support
loop mode, configure MPX200 ports in point-to-point only mode. In point-to-point only configuration
of MPX200 FC ports, you can perform only offline migration. NPIV and enabling NPIV support
are not options.
Table 9 (page 43) lists the behavior of MPX200 FC ports as determined by the configuration of
various FC switch ports, where:
• The Connect and Connect (loop mode) settings are appropriate for online data migration.
• The Connect (offline migration only) setting is appropriate for offline data migration.
• The No connect setting indicates that the link does not come up unless you change the MPX200
FC port or switch port setting.
Table 9 FC port settings
FC switch port setting
NPIV not supported or NPIV disabledNPIV supported and NPIV enabledMPX200 FC
port setting
FL_Port
nl
(loop only)
F_Port
nl
(P2P only)
F_Port and
FL_Port
nl
(P2P or loop)
FL_Port
nl
(loop only)
F_Port
nl
(P2P only)
F_Port
1
nl
and FL_Port
2
(P2P
3
or loop)
No connectConnect
(offline
migration only)
Connect
(offline
migration only)
No connectConnectConnectP2P only
Connect
nl
(loop mode)
No connectConnect
nl
(loop mode)
Connect
nl
(loop mode)
ConnectConnectAuto (default)
Connect (loop
mode)
No connectConnect (loop
mode)
Connect (loop
mode)
No connectConnect (loop
mode)
Loop only
1
Fabric port
2
Fabric loop port
3
Point-to-point
Presenting LUNs to the MPX200
Data migration requires that LUNs from both the source and destination storage arrays be presented
to the MPX200 from either FC arrays or iSCSI arrays.
When presenting LUNs to the MPX200 FC ports, you must not present LUNs from different arrays
using the same World Wide Unique LUN Name. The MPX200 uses the WWULN of a presented
LUN to determine the number of paths available to a specific array entry. Adding LUNs from
different arrays using the same WWULN as an existing presented LUN to the MPX200 prevents
the MPX200 from creating a new array entry.
The following example shows typical MPX200 LUN information:
LUN Information
_______________
WWULN 60:05:08:b4:00:0b:15:a2:00:00:b0:00:00:12:00:00
Serial Number P5512G39SWN0NE
LUN Number 3
VendorId HP
ProductId HSV300
ProdRevLevel 0005
Portal 0
Lun Size 102400 MB
Lun State Online
Presenting LUNs to the MPX200 43
- Migration User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 1 Introduction 8
- 2 Getting started 10
- Data migration configuration 11
- 12 Getting started 12
- Supported configurations 13 13
- 14 Getting started 14
- Supported configurations 15 15
- Supported FC fabrics 16
- Supported storage arrays 16
- Hardware and software setup 17
- Software setup 18
- 3 Data migration objects 19
- Data migration job groups 20
- Data migration jobs 20
- Migration types 21
- Job scheduling 21
- Job states 22
- Job failover and failback 23
- VPG examples 24
- Presented targets 25
- 26 Data migration objects 26
- Global presentation 27
- Recommended steps 29
- Remote peers 30
- Online remote migration 30
- Online remote migration 31 31
- Data scrubbing 33
- Protection 34
- Users 35 35
- 4 Data migration licenses 36
- 38 Data migration licenses 38
- 40 Data migration licenses 40
- 5 Performing data migration 41
- Configuring the fabric 42
- Presenting LUNs to the MPX200 43
- 44 Performing data migration 44
- Rescanning Targets 45
- 46 Performing data migration 46
- 48 Performing data migration 48
- Mapping LUNs to initiators 49
- Mapping LUNs to hosts 50
- Using remote peers 51
- Importing a remote array 52
- Setting array properties 53
- 54 Performing data migration 54
- 56 Performing data migration 56
- 58 Performing data migration 58
- 60 Performing data migration 60
- 62 Performing data migration 62
- System Log 63
- Data migration job log 64
- 66 Performing data migration 66
- 68 Performing data migration 68
- Removing an offline array 69
- Creating and removing a DML 69
- 70 Performing data migration 70
- 72 Performing data migration 72
- 74 Performing data migration 74
- 6 Command line interface 76
- Command syntax 77
- Commands 77
- Commands 85 85
- 94 Command line interface 94
- Commands 95 95
- 96 Command line interface 96
- Commands 97 97
- 100 Command line interface 100
- Authority 101
- Keywords 101
- Examples 101
- 102 Command line interface 102
- 104 Command line interface 104
- 108 Command line interface 108
- Commands 109 109
- 112 Command line interface 112
- Commands 113 113
- Commands 117 117
- 118 Command line interface 118
- Commands 121 121
- 122 Command line interface 122
- 130 Command line interface 130
- 136 Command line interface 136
- Performance factors 139
- Maximizing performance 139
- Operational Behavior 140
- Best practices 141
- General precautions 142
- MSA2012fc Array Behavior 144
- 14. Reboot the MPX200 145
- 9 Restrictions 146
- Contacting HP 148
- Related information 148
- Prerequisites 149
- Typographic conventions 149
- Product feedback 150
- 11 Documentation feedback 151
- Linux multipath configuration 153
- HP-UX multipath configuration 156
- Pre-insertion requirements 162
- SNMP Parameters 164
- SNMP trap configuration 164
- Notifications 165
- 166 SNMP 166
- Notifications 167 167
- D HP-UX Boot volume migration 168
- PA-RISC systems 170
- Itanium Systems 170
- E Troubleshooting 171
- Glossary 174
- 176 Glossary 176
- 178 Index 178
- 180 Index 180
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