External Storage window
Use this window to view external storage systems.
You can perform these operations from the window:
- Mapping an external volume
- Editing mapping policies for external volumes
- Disconnecting an external path
- Reconnecting an external path
Information areas in this window:
Summary
Displays summary information for external storage.
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Item |
Description |
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Number of External Storage Systems |
Number of external storage systems in which mapped external volumes reside. |
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Number of External Paths |
Number of external paths. |
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Number of iSCSI Paths |
Number of iSCSI paths of the local storage system set for connection to external storage systems. |
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Number of External Volumes |
Number of mapped external volumes. |
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External Volume Capacity |
Total capacity of mapped external volumes. |
External Storage Systems tab
Displays the external storage systems in which mapped external volumes reside.
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Item |
Description |
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Vendor / Model / Serial Number |
Identifying information for the selected external storage system. When the link is clicked, more information for the system is shown. |
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Status |
Any of the following statuses can display for the external system.
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Number of External Path Groups |
Number of external path groups in the external system. |
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Add External Volumes |
When clicked, launches the Add External Volumes window. |
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Disconnect External Storage Systems |
When clicked, launches the Disconnect External Storage Systems window. |
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Reconnect External Storage Systems |
When clicked, launches the Reconnect External Storage Systems window. |
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Edit Policies* |
When clicked, launches the Edit Policies window. |
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Export* |
When clicked, allows you to save table information to a file. |
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Notes: * Appears when you click More Actions. | |
External Paths tab
Displays the paths connecting mapped external volumes in the external system to your storage system.
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Item |
Description |
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Port ID |
Displays the external port of the local storage system. |
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Type |
Displays the port type.
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Virtual Port ID |
Displays the virtual port of the local storage system. |
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External |
Displays the information about the target port of the external storage system.
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Vendor / Model / Serial Number |
Identifying information for the external system. |
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Status |
Status of external paths.
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QDepth |
Number of Read/Write commands that can be queued to the external volume. 8 is set by default. When Load Balance Mode is Extended Round-robin and the I/Os issued to the external volume are sequential, the number of Read/Write commands that can be queued at one time is the total of the QDepth values of all the external paths. |
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I/O Timeout(sec.) |
Number of seconds that should pass before I/O to the external volume times out. 15 seconds is the default. |
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Blocked Path Monitoring (sec.) |
Time that will elapse from the time that a path goes down to the time when the external volume is blocked. 10 seconds is the default. |
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Disconnect External Paths |
When clicked, launches the Disconnect External Paths window. |
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Reconnect External Paths |
When clicked, launches the Reconnect External Paths window. |
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Edit External WWNs |
When clicked, launches the Edit External WWNs window. |
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Edit External iSCSI Targets2 |
When clicked, launches the Edit External iSCSI Targets window. |
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Edit Policies2 |
When clicked, launches the Edit Policies window. |
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Export2 |
When clicked, allows you to save table information to a file. |
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iSCSI Paths tab
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Item |
Description |
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Add iSCSI Paths button |
Displays Add iSCSI Paths window. |
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Edit iSCSI Targets button |
Displays Edit iSCSI Targets window. |
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Delete iSCSI Paths button |
Displays Delete iSCSI Paths window. |
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Test Login iSCSI Target* |
Executes login test for the iSCSI target. |
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Export* |
Displays the window to save table information to a file. |
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Local |
Displays the local storage system port information.
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Remote |
Displays the remote storage system port information.
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Used |
Displays whether volume is mapped as an external volume.
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Notes: * Appears when you click More Actions. | |
