HP Storage Essentials Storage Resource Management Report Optimizer Software 6.0 Contexts Guide (October 2008)

User Guide 9
Examples: Using the “XYZ for Dependency” Classes when Creating Reports
The following table provides examples of when to use “XYZ for Dependency” classes when creating
reports:
Storage System Fiber
Channel Ports
Storage System Fiber
Channel Ports for
Dependency
Use the Storage System Fiber Channel Ports class to find
all of the fiber channel ports for a given storage system,
Use this class only with the Storage System class and/or
its sub-classes, or in combination with Switch class and its
sub-classes.
Use the Storage System Fiber Channel Ports for
Dependency class to find ports connected to other
elements. You must combine this class with the Storage
System class (and its sub-classes) and other classes such
as the Host or Application class. You cannot combine this
class with the Switch class. This class provides only the
Fiber channel port dependency or connectivity. For
example, it shows the Fiber channel port connected to an
HBA port. It does not show all Fiber channel ports for a
given storage system.
Table 1-5: When to Use the “XYZ for Dependency” Classes
Classes Usage Guidelines
Table 1-6: Using the “XYZ for Dependency” Classes when Creating Reports
To Create This Report Select All of These Objects
Show host logical volumes
with their capacity
information
Host > Host Name
Host > Host Volumes > Logical Volume name
Host > Host Volumes > Host Volume Capacity Statistics -
Latest > Total in GB
Host > Host Volumes > Host Volume Capacity Statistics -
Latest > Used in GB
Host > Host Volumes > Host Volume Capacity Statistics -
Latest > Free in GB
Show host-dependent
storage systems and details
Storage System > Storage System Name
Host > Host Name
Host > HBA Ports for Dependency > HBA Port Name
Host > Host Volumes for Dependency > Logical Volume
Name
Storage System > Storage Volumes > Storage Volume
Name
Storage System > Storage System Fiber Channel Ports for
Dependency > Storage Port Name