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TCP port numbers
This section provides information about configuring TCP port numbers for remote management
interface (RMI) servers and registries to allow the HAFM client and server application to function
across firewalls.
HAFM function with RMI at TCP port level
The HAFM appliance communicates with clients through the RMI server (Figure 99). This is a
full-duplex function. However, the HAFM client must know the TCP/IP port number of the RMI server
on the HAFM appliance before they can communicate. The RMI registry communicates this TCP port
number to the HAFM client. The HAFM appliance obtains the TCP port number of the RMI Server on
the Client during initial communications.
Figure 99 HAFM appliance and client communications
The TCP port numbers of the RMI server are randomly and automatically selected on both the HAFM
appliance and client as a full-duplex function. Firewalls are configured to block all unknown
incoming connections with no mapping of outgoing connections based on a socket part of TCP and
IP.
To work around this problem, administrators can configure the port numbers into appropriate batch
files, and then configure the firewall to unblock the configured port numbers. The procedure that you
follow depends on how the firewall is set up:
• If the firewall prevents the client from connecting to arbitrary ports on the server, then perform the
following procedures:
•”Forcing the RMI registry to use a specific port” on page 172
HAFM appliance
RMI server RMI registry
HAFM client
RMI server RMI registry
RMI servers’s TCP/IP port #
RMI servers’s TCP/IP port #
Full-duplex communication
- HP StorageWorks 1
- HA-Fabric Manager user guide 1
- Contents 3
- About this guide 15
- Rack stability 17
- HP technical support 17
- Helpful web sites 18
- 1HAFM overview 19
- HAFM application 20
- Out-of-band access 21
- SAN life cycle 22
- Searching the online Help 23
- System requirements 23
- 2 Using the HAFM application 25
- Logging out of HAFM 26
- Adding an appliance 26
- Removing an appliance 26
- 3. Click Delete 27
- 4. Click OK 27
- Viewing the HAFM main window 28
- ”Creating a 29
- Status bar 30
- Using the HAFM application32 32
- Using the HAFM application34 34
- Logging out of an appliance 36
- Viewing user sessions 36
- Disconnecting users 36
- Determining user groups 37
- Grouping on the Physical Map 38
- Fabric groups 38
- Group Management 39
- Using the HAFM application40 40
- Displaying Select Action tab 41
- Displaying other tabs 42
- Turning flyovers on or off 43
- Exporting and importing data 44
- Importing data 46
- Backing up and restoring data 47
- Backing up data 48
- Restoring data 48
- Using the HAFM application50 50
- Accessing HAFM 51
- Managing users 51
- Viewing the list of users 52
- Adding a user account 52
- Changing a user account 53
- Removing a user account 53
- Disconnecting a user 55
- Managing user groups 56
- Creating a user group 57
- Changing a user group 58
- Removing user groups 58
- Assigning users to groups 58
- Discovering a SAN 59
- Troubleshooting discovery 60
- Adding an IP address 63
- Changing an IP address 64
- Removing an IP address 64
- Turning discovery on and off 66
- Configuring the SNMP agent 67
- Configuring trap recipients 68
- Customizing the main window 69
- Creating a customized view 70
- Editing a customized view 72
- Deleting a customized view 73
- Selecting a customized view 73
- Customizing the Product List 73
- 6. Click Remove 75
- Managing SAN products 77
- Changing product properties 78
- Determining product status 79
- Displaying service requests 79
- Displaying fabric properties 81
- Configuring fabric binding 83
- Adding and removing switches 84
- Persisting a fabric 85
- Unpersisting a fabric 85
- Unpersisting a product 85
- Interpreting status 85
- Changing persisted fabrics 86
- Configuring trap forwarding 87
- Removing trap recipients 88
- 5 Monitoring SAN products 89
- Viewing other logs 90
- Exporting log data 91
- Copying log entries 91
- Using event notifications 92
- Enabling Ethernet events 93
- Monitoring SAN products94 94
- 6 Optional HAFM features 95
- Phrase operators 97
- Event triggers 97
- Schedule triggers 98
- Creating a rule 100
- Managing Event Management 101
- SANtegrity features 102
- Enable/disable switch binding 103
- Optional HAFM features104 104
- Optional HAFM features106 106
- Open trunking 107
- Configuration 108
- Global threshold changes 109
- Performance module 110
- Monitoring switch performance 111
- Collecting performance data 111
- Monitoring port performance 112
- Planning module 113
- Plan design 114
- Opening a plan 115
- Adding devices 115
- Arranging devices 116
- Connecting devices 116
- Configuring devices 116
- Deleting devices 117
- Editing port types 117
- Planning rules 118
- Rule types 119
- Keywords 120
- Plan evaluation 122
- Plan conservation 123
- Optional HAFM features124 124
- Zoning limits 125
- Zoning naming conventions 126
- Zoning configuration 126
- Displaying the zone library 127
- Adding a zone to a zone set 128
- Adding a member to a zone 128
- Creating a zone set 129
- Removing a member from a zone 130
- Activating a zone set 130
- Deactivating a zone set 131
- Zoning132 132
- Exporting a zone set 133
- Zoning administration 134
- Renaming a zone or zone set 135
- Replacing zone members 135
- Copying a zone set 136
- Deleting a zone 136
- Deleting a zone set 136
- Finding members in a zone 137
- Finding zones in a zone set 137
- Displaying zone members 137
- Comparing zone sets 138
- Zoning140 140
- 8 SANtegrity Security Center 141
- SANtegrity Security Center142 142
- Displaying the Fabrics list 143
- Selecting a fabric 144
- Using the Users tab 145
- Assigning users to a switch 146
- Adding a new user 147
- SANtegrity Security Center148 148
- Using the Software tab 150
- Enabling API authentication 151
- SANtegrity Security Center152 152
- Enabling OSMS authentication 154
- Using the Devices tab 154
- SANtegrity Security Center156 156
- Adding a detached switch 157
- SANtegrity Security Center158 158
- SANtegrity Security Center160 160
- IP Access Control List tab 161
- Adding a new IP address 162
- Radius server tab 163
- SANtegrity Security Center164 164
- Viewing the Security Log 165
- Authentication 166
- SANtegrity Security Center168 168
- Polling mode 169
- TCP port numbers 171
- HAFM_sc.bat 172
- HAFM_c.bat File 173
- HAFM_c.bat 174
- BTroubleshooting 177
- Troubleshooting178 178
- Problems with products 179
- Problems with addresses 179
- Miscellaneous problems 180
- Reference 181
- Problems with zoning 182
- HAFM Application Messages 184
- Message Description Action 186
- Element Manager Messages 201
- Windows systems 225
- Solaris systems 229
- HP-UX, AIX, and Linux systems 231
- Running HAFM 233
- EReference 235
- Product status icons 236
- Event icons 236
- Band information status icons 237
- Planned device icons 237
- Group icons 238
- Connections 238
- Event Management 239
- Reference240 240
- Performance event properties 241
- Reference242 242
- Table 37 243
- Device state event properties 244
- Reference246 246
- Table 46 248
- Keyboard shortcuts 249
- Reference250 250
- F Editing batch files 251
- Setting the Zoning Delay 252
- Editing Master Log settings 254
- Editing batch files256 256
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