User manual HP STORAGEWORKS COMMAND VIEW SDM SOFTWARE

[. . . ] installation and user guide hp StorageWorks command view sdm version 1. 07 Edition September 2003 Part number T1086-96001 Notice © Copyright 2003 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L. P. , all rights reserved. Hewlett-Packard Company makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this material, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Hewlett-Packard shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this material. This document contains proprietary information, which is protected by copyright. [. . . ] It could be two cycles of 100% to 50%, four cycles of 100% to 75%, etc. The key factor is that the entire capacity of the battery has been discharged and recharged for each count. The battery initiates a reconditioning cycle when necessary. This causes the battery to go through a full discharge/recharge cycle. Each reconditioning cycle adds to the total Discharge Cycles count. Displaying FRU Information Display the FRU information for array with alias yellow. armdsp -f yellow Vendor ID:______________________________HP Product ID:_____________________________A6188A Array World Wide Name:__________________50060b00000921a3 Array Serial Number:____________________00SG04990103 Alias:__________________________________yellow -----------------------------------------------------------FRU HW COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION ID STATUS =========================================================================== M Enclosure 00SG04990103 Good M/P1 Power Supply 82004EK00319 Good M/P2 Power Supply 82004EK00348 Good M/MP1 MidPlane 000484710194 Good M/C1 Controller 00USP1001286 Good M/C1. H1 Host Port <none> Good 136 Command Line User Interface M/C1. J1 M/C1. G1 M/C1. B1 M/C1. PM1 M/C1. M1 M/C2 M/C2. H1 M/C2. J1 M/C2. G1 M/C2. B1 M/C2. PM1 M/C2. M1 M/D1 M/D2 M/D3 M/D4 M/D5 M/D6 M/D7 BackEnd Port Host GBIC Battery Processor DIMM Controller Host Port BackEnd Port Host GBIC Battery Processor DIMM Disk Disk Disk Disk Disk Disk Disk <none> A282Y2M 441:MOLTECHPS:NI2040:2000/10/31 HP:A6188A:HP11 512 00USP1001294 <none> <none> A150033 163:MOLTECHPS:NI2040:2000/9/29 HP:A6188A:HP11 512 3CC03RX50000 3CC03V4Y0000 3CC03S3F0000 3CC03Q470000 3CC03RJ00000 3CC03S770000 3CC03BCS0000 Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Displaying Disk Information Display the information for disk 2 in the main enclosure on array with alias green. armdsp -d M/D2 green Vendor ID:______________________________HP Product ID:_____________________________A6189A Array World Wide Name:__________________50060b000009736f Array Serial Number:____________________00USP1001119 Alias:__________________________________green -----------------------------------------------------------Disk at M/D2: Status:_______________________________Good Disk State:___________________________Included Vendor ID:____________________________HP 36. 4G Product ID:___________________________ST336704FC Product Revision:_____________________HPC3 Data Capacity:________________________33. 378 GB (70, 000, 000 blocks) Block Length:_________________________520 bytes Address:______________________________112 Node WWN:_____________________________2000002037e70ba7 Initialize State:_____________________Ready Redundancy Group:_____________________2 Volume Set Serial Number:_____________0000FFEE00000031 Command Line User Interface Command Line User Interface 137 Serial Number:________________________3CD1NRP5 Firmware Revision:____________________HPC3 Displaying Disk Path Information Display the controller path information for each disk in the array. armdsp -t Array1 Vendor ID:______________________________HP Product ID:_____________________________A6189B Array World Wide Name:__________________50060b000009207f Array Serial Number:____________________00USP1001038 Alias:__________________________________Array1 -----------------------------------------------------------(addresses are 0 based) Disk Controller paths to Encl Hard Assigned Fru disks Addr Addr Addr -------------------------------------M/D1 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x6f 0x6f 0x6f M/D2 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x70 0x70 0x70 M/D3 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x71 0x71 0x71 M/D4 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x72 0x72 0x72 M/D5 (-------, -------)* 0x73 ------- # M/D6 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x74 0x74 0x74 JA0/D1 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x00 0x00 0x00 JA0/D2 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x01 0x01 0x01 JA0/D3 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x02 0x02 0x02 JA0/D4 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x03 0x03 0x03 JA0/D5 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x04 0x04 0x04 JA0/D6 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x05 0x05 0x05 JA0/D7 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x06 0x06 0x06 JA0/D8 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x07 0x07 0x07 JA0/D10 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x09 0x09 0x09 JA0/D14 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x0d 0x0d 0x08 # JA0/D15 (M/C2. J1, M/C1. J1)* 0x0e 0x0e 0x0e Note: "*" indicates the drive is physically present in the specified enclosure. "#" indicates that one or more addresses do not match the enclosure address (Encl Addr). =================================================== Drives Listed in Physical Loop Order =================================================== M/C1. J1 M/C2. J2 M/C1. J2 M/C2. J2 138 Command Line User Interface ------M/D4 M/D3 M/D2 M/D1 JA0/D15 JA0/D7 JA0/D14 JA0/D8 JA0/D10 JA0/D2 JA0/D1 JA0/D6 JA0/D5 JA0/D4 JA0/D3 M/D6 M/D5 ------M/D4 M/D3 M/D2 M/D1 JA0/D15 JA0/D14 JA0/D10 JA0/D6 JA0/D7 JA0/D5 JA0/D8 JA0/D1 JA0/D4 JA0/D3 JA0/D2 M/D6 M/D5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Interpreting Disk Path Information The disk path information is presented in two tables. The first table identifies the controller paths to each disk, and indicates if the disk is physically present. If the path information contains a series of hyphens (---), it indicates that the path to the disk cannot be determined because the controller cannot see the disk. The table also lists the addresses assigned to each disk. The addressing information can be used to identify problems with the array. The three address fields (Encl Addr, Hard Addr, Assigned Addr) should be the same value. If the values differ, a problem has occurred. If the Encl Addr and the Hard Addr fields differ, it may be a result of a hardware failure, such as a bent connector pin or a backplane failure. If the Hard Addr and the Assigned Addr fields differ, it may be caused by a hardware failure or resetting an enclosure address switch. The second table is a loop map identifying the physical order in which the disks are accessed on the loop. This map reflects the physical Fibre Channel cable connections used to connect the external disk enclosures. Communication on the loop does not occur in a simple, orderly sequence. The relationship between the physical location of a disk and the order in which it is accessed can be complex. Command Line User Interface Command Line User Interface 139 The order in which disk are accessed is important when analyzing port error rate metrics. Knowing the order in which communication on the loop occurs can facilitate isolating the problem. For example, if a disk is experiencing a high error rate on one of its ports, knowing which disk is the predecessor in the loop can help identify which disk or path may be at fault. 140 Command Line User Interface armfeature Description The armfeature command installs upgrade licenses for increasing the capacity limits for Business Copy VA and Secure Manager VA. [. . . ] You can also execute the armdsp -i command to display the arrays that were discovered. If this does not solve the problem, contact support for assistance. PROBLEM SOLUTION PROBLEM Command View SDM is not working properly. I have exhausted all other possible solutions without success. [. . . ]