Fibre Channel ServerNet Adapter Installation and Support Guide (G06.24+, H06.03+)

Installing an FCSA

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TAPE Configuration

Integrity NonStop NS-series servers can interface to SCSI-attached model N1525A

tape drives by means of a M8201 Fibre Channel to SCSI router. Each M8201 router

connected to an FCSA provides access to two SCSI tape drives through two ports

labeled Port 1 and Port 2.

To configure a N1525A tape drive connected to the FCSA through a M8201router,

issue an SCF ADD TAPE command using this syntax:

This example command adds two TAPE objects using the same SAC to communicate

with two SCSI tape devices through the ports of an M8201 router:

-> ADD TAPE $tape1, &

-> LOCATION (110,3,2),&

-> LUN 1

-> PORTNAME 100000E00Y00N000

ADD [ / OUT file-spec / ] TAPE $tape ,

LOCATION group,module,slot) ,

LUN lun

PORTNAME word-wide-name

SAC sac-id ,

SENDTO STORAGE

OUT file-spec Directs all SCF output to the specified file.

TAPE $tape Names the tape device.

LOCATION (group,module,slot) Specifies the location of the adapter where the

tape drive is connected.

LUN lun-number Specifies the logical unit number (LUN)

corresponding to a port on the M8201 router

that provides a SCSI connection to a N1525A

device.

Port on M8201 LUN specification

Port 0 LUN 1

Port 1 LUN 3

PORTNAME word-wide-name Specifies the world wide port name (WWPN)

of the port on the M8201 router that provides a

fibre channel connection to the Integrity

NonStop NS-series server.

SAC sac-id Identifies the SAC that controls the primary

path to the device. The sac-id can be either a

number or the full name of the SAC.