User manual HP STORAGEWORKS XP EXTERNAL

[. . . ] HP StorageWorks XP External Storage Software user guide HP XP12000 Disk Array HP XP10000 Disk Array HP 200 Storage Virtualization System nl nl Part number: T1706-96013 Thirteenth edition: June 2008 Legal and notice information © Copyright 2007-2008 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L. P. Valid license from HP required for possession, use or copying. Consistent with FAR 12. 211 and 12. 212, Commercial Computer Software, Computer Software Documentation, and Technical Data for Commercial Items are licensed to the U. S. Government under vendor's standard commercial license. [. . . ] · Clear button XP External Storage Software user guide 97 Resets all the external LU's attributes. · CU list CU number of the local array to which you want to map the external LU. When the Limited check box is selected, the selection range is limited to the CU belonging to the SLPR displayed in CLPR. · Linear button Maps all external LUs listed in the CU:LDEV list at one time. When you click Linear and then select an internal LDEV on the LDEV map, XP External Storage automatically selects from the LDEV map the same number of internal LDEVs as external LUs listed in the CU:LDEV list, starting at the internal LDEV you selected. The LDEV numbers of the selected internal LDEVs are sequential. When Interval is set, mapping is done at the specified number of intervals. To map one external LU to another internal LDEV after mapping the external LU automatically using the Linear button, release the Linear button, and map the external LU individually. · CU:LDEV list Displays the XP12000/XP10000/SVS200 CU:LDEV numbers of external LUs mapped as internal LDEVs. (N/A) (Not Assigned) means the external LUs are not yet mapped as internal LDEVs. To map an external LU as an internal LDEV, select an external LU with (N/A) in the CU:LDEV list. To map all external LUs in the CU:LDEV list at one time, use the Linear button. · Interval If you select two or more volumes in the CU:LDEV list or click Linear for mapping, you can select the interval that arranges each volume. For example, if you select three volumes in the CU:LEDV list, set Interval to 255, and map the first volume to CU:LDEV number 00:01, the second and third volumes are mapped to 01:01 and 02:01, respectively. · LDEV map Each cell in the map represents an internal LDEV. Select a cell for the internal LDEV on the map. The selected cell turns blue, and the selected LDEV is mapped to the external LU. internal LDEVs that have been mapped appear in gray, and those not yet mapped appear in white. · Previous and Next buttons If you select multiple external LUs in the Device list, click Previous to map the external LU in the row just above the currently selected external LU. Click Next to map the external LU in the row just below the currently selected external LU. · OK button Displays the SSID window, where you can continue with the next step of the mapping operation. If the SSID setting is not necessary, the Add LU window closes, and the LU Operation pane appears. [. . . ] For the OPEN-L emulation type, the base LDEV capacity and the minimum LDEV capacity are the same because CVs cannot be created. For the OPEN-V emulation type, the base LDEV capacity is not listed because there is no concept of the base LDEV capacity. Table 34 Volume capacity information for each emulation type Emulation type Base LDEV capacity (blocks) blocks 3380-3 3380-3A 3380-3B 3380-3C 3380-K 3380-KA 3380-KB 3380-KC 3390-3 3390-3A 3390-3B 3390-3C 3390-3R 3390-9 3390-9A 3390-9B 3390-9C 3390-L 3390-LA 3390-LB 3390-LC 3390-M 3390-MA 3390-MB 4, 818, 240 4, 818, 240 4, 818, 240 4, 818, 240 3, 833, 280 3, 833, 280 3, 833, 280 3, 833, 280 5, 820, 300 5, 820, 300 5, 820, 300 5, 820, 300 5, 820, 300 17, 473, 080 17, 473, 080 17, 473, 080 17, 473, 080 57, 042, 420 57, 042, 420 57, 042, 420 57, 042, 420 114, 097, 020 114, 097, 020 114, 097, 020 Minimum LDEV capacity (blocks) blocks 82, 080 82, 080 82, 080 82, 080 82, 080 82, 080 82, 080 82, 080 97, 440 97, 440 97, 440 97, 440 97, 440 130, 500 130, 500 130, 500 130, 500 127, 020 127, 020 127, 020 127, 020 179, 220 179, 220 179, 220 Maximum capacity of external LU (blocks) blocks 1, 207, 933, 920 1, 207, 933, 920 1, 207, 933, 920 1, 207, 933, 920 981, 319, 680 981, 319, 680 981, 319, 680 981, 319, 680 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 459, 586, 820 cylinders 3, 346 3, 346 3, 346 3, 346 2, 662 2, 662 2, 662 2, 662 3, 345 3, 345 3, 345 3, 345 3, 345 10, 042 10, 042 10, 042 10, 042 32, 783 32, 783 32, 783 32, 783 65, 573 65, 573 65, 573 cylinders 57 57 57 57 57 57 57 57 56 56 56 56 56 75 75 75 75 73 73 73 73 103 103 103 cylinders 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 681, 472 681, 472 681, 472 681, 472 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 838, 843 Mx u amm i number of LDEVs* 1 250 250 250 250 256 256 256 256 250 250 250 250 250 83 83 83 83 25 25 25 25 12 12 12 XP External Storage Software user guide 197 Emulation type Base LDEV capacity (blocks) blocks cylinders 65, 573 - Minimum LDEV capacity (blocks) blocks 179, 220 83, 520 110, 880 110, 880 99, 360 84, 960 71, 202, 240 96, 000 Maximum capacity of external LU (blocks) blocks 1, 459, 586, 820 1, 207, 934, 976 1, 207, 934, 976 1, 207, 934, 976 1, 207, 934, 976 940, 769, 280 1, 139, 235, 840 4, 294, 967, 296 cylinders 103 - cylinders 838, 843 - Mx u amm i number of LDEVs* 1 3390-MC OPEN-3 OPEN-8 OPEN-9 OPEN-E OPEN-K OPEN-L OPEN-V 1 114, 097, 020 4, 818, 240 14, 389, 920 14, 461, 920 28, 480, 320 3, 674, 880 71, 202, 240 ­ 12 250 83 83 42 256 16 1 *This number refers to the number of LDEVs when an external volume with maximum capacity is mapped. 198 Required volume capacity for emulation types C Adjusting volume capacity for copy pair setting When creating a XP Business Copy or XP Flex Copy pair, the S-VOL's capacity must be the same as the P VOL. To set a copy pair's desired volume, you might need to adjust the volume capacity. [. . . ]