HP StorageWorks Interface Manager and Command View TL Installation Guide (March 2005)
Table Of Contents
- Title
- Contents
- About this Guide
- 1: Introduction
- 2: Hardware Installation
- Preparing the Installation
- Installing the Expansion Cage in the ESL Series Library
- Installing the Fibre Channel Interface Controllers into the Expansion Cage
- Installing the Interface Manager Card into the Expansion Cage
- Connecting the Cables
- Connecting the Interface Manager Card to the Fibre Channel Interface Controllers
- Connecting the SCSI Bus Cables
- Connecting the Fibre Channel Cables
- Connecting the Interface Manager Card to the LAN
- Connecting the PC or Laptop
- Completing the Hardware Installation
- 3: Configuration and Software Installation
- 4: Troubleshooting
- A: Serial and Ethernet Pin Assignments
- B: Regulatory Compliance Notice
- Federal Communications Commissions Notice
- Harmonics Conformance (Japan)
- German Noise Declaration
- C: Electrostatic Discharge
- D: Specifications
- Index
Configuration and Software Installation
53Interface Manager and Command View TL Installation Guide
Order of Precedence of User Interfaces
The order of precedence of the three UIs used with the Interface Manager card is
as follows:
1. Serial
2. Telnet
3. Command View TL
Only one session can be open at a time (serial, Telnet, or Command View TL).
However, it is possible to have multiple Command View TL GUI clients open
simultaneously because these clients all share in the same single session that is
running on the management station. If a user attempts to open a session when
another session of higher priority is currently open, the system will display an
error message and the lower priority session will not start. If a user attempts to
open a session when another session of lower priority is currently open, the
system warns the user that another session is currently open and asks if it is OK to
terminate the lower priority session.
Caution: While it is possible for an administrator to terminate other sessions
by opening a serial or Telnet session, this is not recommended. If, for example,
someone is performing a firmware upgrade using a Command View TL GUI
client and that session is terminated prematurely, the firmware upgrade would
fail and could cause the device being upgraded to require physical repair.