HP StorageWorks SAN Virtualization Services Platform SMI-S User Guide (5697-0209, April 2010)

CommentsDescriptionProperty Name
User friendly name for this class.
"DataPathModule"+":"+ Domain-
Name()+":"+DPMName
ElementName
The DPM status can be one of:
• Present -- The VSM software on the
DPM is communicating with the
VSM server through all back-end
HBAs.
• Degraded -- The DPM/switch has
multiple back-end HBAs, but on at
least one back-end HBA, communic-
ation between VSM software on the
DPM and VSM server fails.
• Failed -- At least one back-end HBA
is detected but the VSM software
on the DPM cannot communicate
with the VSM server.
• Absent -- The DPM is no longer vis-
ible on the fabric.
Available ComputerSystem
OperationalStatus values:
• 0 ( Unknown )
• 1 ( Other )
• 2 ( OK )
• 3 ( Degraded )
• 4 ( Stressed )
• 5 ( Predictive Failure )
• 6 ( Error )
• 7 ( Non-Recoverable Error )
• 8 ( Starting )
• 9 ( Stopping )
• 10 ( Stopped )
• 11 ( In Service )
• 12 ( No Contact )
• 13 ( Lost Communication )
• 14 ( Aborted )
• 15 ( Dormant )
• 16 ( Supporting Entity in Error )
• 17 ( Completed )
• 18 ( Power Mode
• ( DMTF Reserved )
• 0x8000.. ( Vendor Reserved )
To map the DPM status to DMTF defined status
for ComputerSystems, if the DPM Status is:
• Present, Operational- Status = 2 ( OK )
• Failed, Operational- Status = 6 ( Error )
• Absent, set Operational- Status = 13 ( Lost
Communication )
• Degraded, set Operational- Status = 3 (
Degraded )
NOTE:
The property value is an array.
OperationalStatus
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