HP StorageWorks External Storage XP user guide for the XP12000, XP10000, SVS200 (T1706-96009, October 2007)

4. Click Apply.Aconﬁrmation message appears.

5. Click OK. The port attribute setting is applied to the local array, and the new setting appears in

the Port Operation list.

If an error occurs, the failed setting and an error code appears in the Preset list. To view error

messages, right-click the failed row, and select Detail.

6. Set the topology for the connection conﬁguration.

When an FC switch is connected, set Fabric to Enable. When a switch is not connected, set Fabric

to Disable,andspecifyFC-AL.SetConnection according to the actual connection conﬁguration.

For more information about setting the topology, see the HP StorageWorks LUN Conﬁguration and

Security Manager XP user guide for the XP12000/XP10000/SVS200.

7. Set the data transfer speed to Auto Negotiation.

NOTE:

When connecting to a TagmaStore AMS or TagmaStore WMS subsystem, use LUN

Manager to set the data transfer speed of the XP12000/XP10000/SVS200 external port

you use to a ﬁxed value other than Auto Negotiation. Also, set the data transfer speed of

thetargetportoftheTagmaStoreAMSorTagmaStoreWMSsubsystemtothesameﬁxed

value according to the external port's data transfer speed.

DiscoveringandMappingLUs

After setting the port used for External Storage XP to External, map the external LU as an internal LDEV.

If you mapped the external LU and previously set the VMA of LUN Security XP Extension in that volume, the

former VMA setting is overwritten when you map the volume again. However, if LUN Security XP Extension

is not installed when you remap the volume, the volume with the VMA setting cannot be mapped.

Mapping external LUs individually (Add LU)

This section describes mapping operations starting with the Add LU command. Use the Add LU

(Figure 42), Select Paths (Figure 43), SSID (Figure 46), and Set SSID (Figure 47)panesformapping

external LUs individually.

NOTE:

Before mapping the external LU, ensure that no other applications (such as RAID Manager XP) that use

the command device are executing. Stop any applications that are executing.

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