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Preface

This guide provides a variety of basic information about ETERNUSmgr for the ETERNUS6000.

It should be referred to when ETERNUSmgr is used to monitor, set up and maintain ETERNUS6000 mod-

els 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000, and 1100 (hereafter collectively referred to as ETERNUS6000).

Operation management software other than ETERNUSmgr can be also used to monitor the

ETERNUS6000. In this case, ETERNUSmgr backend program embedded in the ETERNUS6000 is used

to display the status of, set up and maintain the ETERNUS6000. In this guide, function of the

ETERNUSmgr backend program is also referred to as "ETERNUSmgr".

This guide is specifically written for ETERNUSmgr administrators and operators.

Knowledge of UNIX or Windows NT®/Windows® 2000/Windows Server™ 2003 system administration

and Web server administration are required to understand this guide.

Refer to "Help" for details on ETERNUS6000 ETERNUSmgr that are not explained in this guide.

Clicking in the upper right of each ETERNUSmgr window displays a Help screen, which explains

details of the required procedures and related notes.

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Structure of This Manual

This guide consists of the following nine chapters:

● Chapter 1 Operation Screens

This chapter explains the operation screens of ETERNUSmgr.

● Chapter 2 Logon/Logoff

This chapter describes the logon and logoff procedures for ETERNUSmgr.

● Chapter 3 Device Status

This chapter describes the various functions of the status display screens and how to operate them.

● Chapter 4 Setting Configuration

This chapter describes the Setting Configuration menu's various submenus and settings.

● Chapter 5 Setting RAID/Setting Host

This chapter describes the various RAID group and host connection settings.

● Chapter 6 Miscellaneous Settings

This chapter describes the Miscellaneous Setting menu's various submenus and their functions.

● Chapter 7 Maintenance Information

This chapter describes the Maintenance Information menu's various submenus and their functions.

● Chapter 8 Remote Support

This chapter describes the Remote Support menu's various submenus and their functions.

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● Chapter 9 User Accounts

This chapter describes the Account menu's submenus and their functions.

Related Materials

The following manuals may also be useful:

• ETERNUSmgr User Guide -Introduction-

• ETERNUS3000, ETERNUS6000 ETERNUSmgr Install Guide for Solaris™ Operating

Environment

• ETERNUS3000, ETERNUS6000 ETERNUSmgr Install Guide for Windows®

• ETERNUS3000, ETERNUS6000 ETERNUSmgr Install Guide for Linux

• ETERNUS3000, ETERNUS6000 ETERNUSmgr Install Guide for HP-UX

• ETERNUS3000, ETERNUS6000 ETERNUSmgr Install Guide for AIX

• ETERNUS6000 storage system User Guide

Acknowledgments

• Microsoft, Windows, Windows NT, and Windows Server are either registered trademarks

or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.

• UNIX is a registered trademark of The Open Group in the United States and other coun-

tries.

• Sun, Sun Microsystems, Sun logo, Solaris, and all Solaris-related trademarks, and logos

are trademarks and registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the USA and

other countries and are used under license from Sun Microsystems Inc.

• AIX is a trademark of IBM Corp.

• Linux is a trademark or registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the USA and other coun-

tries.

• Turbolinux and its logo are trademarks of Turbolinux, Inc.

• Red Hat, PRM, and all Red Hat-based trademarks and logos are trademarks or registered

trademarks of Red Hat, Inc. in the USA and other countries.

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cations Corporation in the USA and other countries.

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• Other company, product and service names are trademarks or registered trademarks of

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Abbreviations

The following products are represented throughout this manual as follows.

• Microsoft® Windows NT® Server operating system Version 4.0 is abbreviated as Win-

dows NT®.

• Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Server operating system and Microsoft® Windows® 2000

Advanced Server operating system are abbreviated as Windows® 2000.

• Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003, Standard Edition, and Microsoft® Windows Server™

2003, Enterprise Edition are abbreviated as Windows Server™ 2003.

• Windows® refers to all of the Windows products listed here: Windows NT®, Windows®

2000, and Windows Server™ 2003.

• Solaris™ Operating Environment is abbreviated as Solaris OE.

Screen shot(s) reprinted with permission from Microsoft Corporation.

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Chapter 1 Operation Screens .................................................1

1.1 Initial Screen ..................................................................................1

1.1.1 Using the ETERNUSmgr Frontend ...................................................................................2

1.1.2 Using direct browser access to ETERNUSmgr Backend Program ...................................4

1.2 Operations Menu ...........................................................................5

1.2.1 Device Status Menu .......................................................................................................... 6

1.2.2 Setting Configuration Menu ...............................................................................................6

1.2.3 Setting RAID/Setting Host Menu .......................................................................................7

1.2.4 Miscellaneous Settings Menu ...........................................................................................7

1.2.5 Maintenance Information Menu .........................................................................................8

1.2.6 Remote Support Menu ......................................................................................................8

1.2.7 Account Menu ...................................................................................................................9

1.3 Screen Operations .........................................................................9

1.4 Menus and Submenus .................................................................10

Chapter 2 Logon/Logoff ........................................................13

2.1 Logon ..........................................................................................13

2.2 Logoff ..........................................................................................15

Chapter 3 Device Status .......................................................17

3.1 Device Status ..............................................................................17

3.2 RAID Group List ..........................................................................22

3.3 Volume List ..................................................................................23

3.4 Advanced Copy Status ................................................................24

Chapter 4 Setting Configuration ..........................................25

4.1 Set Configuration .........................................................................25

Chapter 5 Setting RAID/Setting Host ...................................27

5.1 RAID Management ......................................................................27

5.1.1 Create RAID Group .........................................................................................................27

5.1.2 Delete RAID Group .........................................................................................................28

5.1.3 Create Logical Volume ....................................................................................................29

5.1.4 Delete Logical Volume ....................................................................................................31

5.1.5 Create Hot Spare ............................................................................................................33

5.1.6 Delete Hot Spare .............................................................................................................34

5.1.7 Format Logical Volume ...................................................................................................35

5.1.8 RAID Migration ................................................................................................................36

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5.1.9 Progress of RAID Migration ............................................................................................38

5.2 Host Interface Management ........................................................39

5.2.1 Set CA Parameters .........................................................................................................39

5.2.2 Set Host WorldWideName(s) ..........................................................................................40

5.2.3 Set Host iSCSI ................................................................................................................41

5.2.4 Set Affinity Group ............................................................................................................43

5.2.5 Allocate Host-Affinity Group ............................................................................................45

5.2.6 Set LUN Mapping ............................................................................................................47

5.2.7 Set CA Reset Group .......................................................................................................48

5.2.8 Set Host Response .........................................................................................................50

5.2.9 Set Command Time-out Interval .....................................................................................52

Chapter 6 Miscellaneous Settings .......................................53

6.1 Sub System Parameter ...............................................................53

6.1.1 Set Sub System Parameters ...........................................................................................53

6.2 Set EC/OPC Parameters .............................................................54

6.2.1 Set EC/OPC/ROPC Priority ............................................................................................54

6.2.2 Set REC Priority ..............................................................................................................55

6.2.3 Stop EC/OPC Session ....................................................................................................56

6.2.4 Stop REC/ROPC Session ...............................................................................................57

6.2.5 Set EC/OPC Table Size ..................................................................................................58

6.2.6 Register EC/OPC License ...............................................................................................59

6.3 Set RFCF Parameters .................................................................60

6.3.1 Register RFCF(RBS) License .........................................................................................60

6.4 SNMP ..........................................................................................62

6.4.1 Set SNMP Agent Environment ........................................................................................62

6.4.2 Download Extended MIB Definition File ..........................................................................63

6.4.3 SNMP Trap Test .............................................................................................................64

6.5 Remote Copy ...............................................................................65

6.5.1 Export FCRA Information ................................................................................................65

6.5.2 Create FCRA Information ................................................................................................66

6.6 Diskkey ........................................................................................68

6.6.1 Force Initialize Diskkey ...................................................................................................68

6.7 Others ..........................................................................................69

6.7.1 Set IP Address for USER Port ........................................................................................69

6.7.2 Set IP Address for REMCS Port .....................................................................................70

6.7.3 Set Date and Time ..........................................................................................................71

6.7.4 Set Box ID .......................................................................................................................72

Chapter 7 Maintenance Information ....................................75

7.1 Export Configuration ....................................................................75

7.2 Export Log ...................................................................................76

7.3 Export Panic Dump ......................................................................77

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Chapter 8 Remote Support ...................................................79

8.1 Display Support Settings .............................................................79

8.2 Set Use LAN Port ........................................................................80

8.3 Pause/Restart Remote Support ...................................................81

8.4 Set Timer .....................................................................................82

8.5 Communication Log .....................................................................83

8.6 Set Authentication Information ....................................................83

8.7 Sending Log ................................................................................84

8.8 Import REMCS Environment .......................................................85

8.9 Environment Settings

(Internet Connection/P to P Connection) .....................................86

8.9.1 Registration .....................................................................................................................86

8.9.2 Set REMCS Environment ................................................................................................88

8.10 Environment Settings

(Management Server Connection) ..............................................89

8.10.1 Set REMCS Environment ................................................................................................89

8.10.2 Registration .....................................................................................................................91

Chapter 9 User Accounts......................................................93

9.1 Add New Account ........................................................................93

9.2 User Administration .....................................................................94

Index ......................................................................................95

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Chapter 1

Operation Screens

The ETERNUSmgr backend program, which is embedded in the ETERNUS6000, is used to display the

status of, set up and maintain the ETERNUS6000. This chapter describes how this may be done.

1.1 Initial Screen

When using an ETERNUS6000, you must always keep a careful watch on its status to monitor the

ETERNUS6000, use either the ETERNUSmgr frontend or other operation management software. To start

the initial screen, you should take different procedure, depending on the monitoring method.

Caution:

Two methods to manage ETERNUS6000 are explained in this guide. One is via the ETERNUSmgr

frontend, and the other is to use a Web browser to access the ETERNUSmgr backend program

embedded in the ETERNUS6000.

Hereafter, "ETERNUSmgr" is generically used for all ETERNUS6000 management, even those

that use an ordinary Web browser.

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1.1.1 Using the ETERNUSmgr Frontend

When using the ETERNUSmgr client, the initial screen is the ETERNUSmgr top menu.

Enter the URL of the top menu file ("menu.htm"), and the top menu will appear. For details of the top

menu file, please refer to the "ETERNUSmgr User Guide -Introduction-".

The following shows a typical ETERNUSmgr Top Menu screen.

● Select RAID Device menu

Click the name of a target device listed in the [Select RAID Device] menu to access the device's logon

screen. See "2.1

Logon" (page 13) for details on how to logon.

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● Show hardware error detect log list menu

Click the name of a target device listed in the [Show hardware error detect log list] menu to get a list-

ing of the target device's error logs (alarm history files). This will require use of the Web server's list

display function. Refer to the User's Guide for the Web server being used for more details.

The status of the selected target device appears to the right of its alarm history file link. The various

statuses are described below.

Caution:

The statuses displayed on the top menu reflect the information current when the top menu was last

reloaded by the Web browser. The actual current status of the target device may therefore not be

displayed until the top menu is reloaded. Always reload the top menu to check the current target

device status. Note that some Web browsers may display a previously cached page even after the

top menu is reloaded. See the manual or online help for your Web browser for details.

Note that, depending on the browser being used, "Reload" may be know as "Refresh", etc.

Normal (Black).

Indicates that device is operating without any error.

*Offline* (Red).

Indicates that monitoring of the target device is not possible for one of the following

reasons: the ETERNUSmgr monitoring function is not active (e.g. immediately

after ETERNUSmgr installation), a problem has occurred with the target device

(e.g. power supply shutdown, no response), or a problem has occurred with the

communication link between the ETERNUSmgr server and the target device (e.g.

broken wiring, severe delays due to network overload).

The target device status will also be set to "Offline" if the Target Address

(TARGET_ADDR/TARGET_PORT) specified in the setup file is incorrect.

Check that the target device is operating normally, there is no problem with the net-

work connection, and that the setup file details are correct.

This status will only be detected if a DETECT_OFFLINE=TRUE line is present in

the setup file. If this setting is not present, the machine will not transition from "Nor-

mal" or "ATTENTION" to "Offline".

*ATTENTION* (Bold Red).

Indicates that one or more errors have been detected in the machine.

*BUSY* (Red).

Indicates that the device cannot respond due to device suspension, a communica-

tion error on the pathway between the device and SVP, or because a boot opera-

tion is currently in progress. Make sure that the device is operating normally and

there are no problems with the communication path between the device and SVP.

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1.1.2 Using direct browser access to ETERNUSmgr Backend Program

When using operation management software other than ETERNUSmgr frontend, initial screen is title

screen of the ETERNUSmgr backend program embedded in the ETERNUS6000.

To check and maintain the ETERNUS6000, directly start the ETERNUSmgr backend program embedded

in the ETERNUS6000 from a PC on which Web browser runs. The following are applicable Web brows-

ers.

• Web browser

- Microsoft® Internet Explorer 6.0 or later (for Windows)

- Netscape 6.0 or later (for Windows)

To access the ETERNUSmgr backend program, follow the procedures below.

1 Establish a LAN connection between the PC and the ETERNUS6000 USER

port, then start the Web browser (If the PC is connected directly to the

ETERNUS6000 USER port, a LAN cross cable will be required).

2 Input URL in the Web browser’s address bar.

This URL will vary depending on the controller firmware version. For details of your controller

firmware version, contact your maintenance engineer.

• For controller firmware versions earlier than V20L40.

Specify "http://SVP_IP_address/cgi-bin/cgi_logon.exe". (Default value: 192.168.1.2)

• For controller firmware versions V20L40 and later.

Specify "http://ETERNUS6000_IP_address/". (Default value: 192.168.1.1)

→ The title screen of the maintenance program appears.

3 Click the "ETERNUS6000" logo on the title screen.

→ ETERNUS6000 logon screen appears. See "2.1 Logon" (page 13) for details on how to logon.

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1.2 Operations Menu

The operations menu consists of a Main menu and various Submenus. Selecting an item from the Main

menu will result in the relevant list of submenu items being displayed.

Which menus are available will differ according to the account type. The system administrator (root) can

access various maintenance/setting menus (including the status displays), and a regular user can access the

status display menus.

The system administrator is able to access the following menus:

• Device Status menu

• Setting Configuration menu

• Setting RAID/Setting Host menu

• Miscellaneous Settings menu

• Maintenance Information menu

• Remote Support menu

• Account menu

A regular user is only able to access the Device Status menu

The following sections describe these menus.

Main menu

Submenu

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1.2.1 Device Status Menu

The Device Status menu is shown below. See "Chapter 3 Device Status" (page 17) for an explanation of its

submenus and functions.

1.2.2 Setting Configuration Menu

The Setting Configuration menu is shown below. See "Chapter 4 Setting Configuration" (page 25) for an

explanation of its submenus and functions.

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1.2.3 Setting RAID/Setting Host Menu

The Setting RAID/Setting Host menu is shown below. See "Chapter 5 Setting RAID/Setting Host" (page

27) for an explanation of its submenus and functions.

1.2.4 Miscellaneous Settings Menu

The Miscellaneous Settings menu is shown below. See "Chapter 6 Miscellaneous Settings" (page 53) for

an explanation of its submenus and functions.

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1.2.5 Maintenance Information Menu

The Maintenance Information menu is shown below. See "Chapter 7 Maintenance Information" (page 75)

for an explanation of its submenus and functions.

1.2.6 Remote Support Menu

The Remote Support menu is shown below. See "Chapter 8 Remote Support" (page 79) for an explanation

of its submenus and functions.

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1.2.7 Account Menu

The Account menu is shown below. See "Chapter 9 User Accounts" (page 93) for an explanation of its

submenus and functions.

1.3 Screen Operations

This section describes the various screens used to setup and/or perform maintenance on the device using

ETERNUSmgr.

If you wish to view the details of a function during operation, click the [ ] button to open a help

screen.

Refer to the error messages displayed during operation in each setting window to deal with errors.

Caution:

Be careful of the following when using ETERNUSmgr.

• Unless specified otherwise, never use the Back (← ), Forward (→ ), and Close Window

(×) browser buttons. Reloading may cause program malfunction.

The window's buttons can be used to change the size of the window. However, when

Netscape is used on Solaris OE, you may need to reload if you change the window

size when logging on.

• It is recommended to set the screen resolution to 800 x 600 for a better display of con-

tents (part names, etc.) to make it easier to perform setting and maintenance.

• It is recommended to hide the standard Web browser buttons and address bar to pre-

vent incorrect operations while performing settings and maintenance. Once the logon

window is displayed, hide the standard Web browser buttons and address bar.

• Be sure to logoff after all necessary operations are completed. If the system adminis-

trator account is not logged off, a message will be displayed the next time you try to

logon. For details, see "2.1

Logon" (page 13).

• With a registered user account, you can operate only the Device Status menu.

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1.4 Menus and Submenus

The following shows the ETERNUSmgr menus, submenus, and functions.

Table 1.1 List of ETERNUSmgr Menus and Functions

Main menu Submenu Screen

Logon - Logon

Device Status Device Status

Device Status

RAID Group List

Volume L ist

Advanced Copy Status

Setting Configuration Setting Configuration Set Configuration

Setting RAID/Setting Host

RAID Management

Create RAID Group

Delete RAID Group

Create Logical Volume

Delete Logical Volume

Create Hot Spare

Delete Hot Spare

Format Logical Volume

RAID Migration

Progress of RAID Migration

Host Interface Management

Set CA Parameters

Set Host WorldWideName(s)

Set Host iSCSI

Set Affinity Group

Allocate Host-Affinity Group

Set LUN Mapping

Set CA Reset Group

Set Host Response

Set Command Time-out Interval

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Miscellaneous Settings

Sub System Parameter Set Sub System Parameters

Set EC/OPC Parameters

Set EC/OPC/ROPC Priority

Set REC Priority

Stop EC/OPC Session

Stop REC/ROPC Session

Set EC/OPC Table Size

Set RFCF Parameters Register RFCF(RBS) License

SNMP

Set SNMP Agent Environment

Download Extended MIB Defini-

tion File

SNMP Trap Test

Remote Copy

Export FCRA Information

Create FCRA Information

Diskkey Force Initialize Diskkey

Others

Set IP Address for USER Port

Set IP Address for REMCS Port

Set Date and Time

Set Box ID

Maintenance Information Maintenance Information

Export Configuration

Export Log

Export Panic Dump

Remote Support

Display Support Settings

Set Use LAN Port

Pause/Restart Remote Support

Set Timer

Communication Log

Set Authentication Information

Sending Log

Import REMCS Environment

Environment Settings

(Internet Connection/P to P Con-

nection)

Registration (Internet/P to P

Connection)

Set REMCS Environment (Inter-

net/P to P Connection)

Environment Settings (Manage-

ment Server Connection)

Set REMCS Environment (Man-

agement Server Connection)

Registration (Management

Server Connection)

Account Account

Add New Account

User Administration

Logoff - Logoff

Main menu Submenu Screen

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Chapter 2

Logon/Logoff

This chapter describes how to logon to and logoff from ETERNUSmgr.

2.1 Logon

Logon to ETERNUSmgr to start before starting work.

There are two types of logon accounts: user accounts and the administrator account (root).

Which menus are available will differ according to the account type.

The system administrator can access various maintenance/setting menus (including the status displays),

while a regular user can access only the status display menus.

Caution:

• The following procedures will cause an error. If this occurs, note the error message

and either forcibly logoff any users, or retry the logon.

- Attempting to re-logon after not properly logging off from a previous session

- Attempting to logon while the system administrator is already logged on

- Attempting to logon while other applications are already logged on

• Depending on the type and version of the browser used, browser caching can cause

problems for ETERNUSmgr.

If you are using Netscape 7.0 or later, click the "For users of Netscape 7.0 or later" link

in the logon window. Then, follow the procedures on the screen given to disable the

browser cache.

The "For users of Netscape 7.0 or later" link may not always appear, even if Netscape

7.0 or later is used, in which case the cache does not need to be disabled.

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■ Logon Screen

Enter your user name and password to logon to ETERNUSmgr.

The system administrator's user name and default password are as follows.

•User Name: root

• Default Password: root

The default root password should be changed to something more secure as soon as possible!

See "Chapter 9

User Accounts" (page 93) for an explanation of general user's user account.

Refer to the help screen for subsequent operations and related notes.

Help

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2.2 Logoff

Logoff from ETERNUSmgr and exit.

Caution:

Next time you try to logon, a message that prompts forced logon will appear if you have quit

ETERNUSmgr (closed the browser, etc.) without logging off. Make sure to logoff when you have

finished using ETERNUSmgr.

■ Logoff Screen

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Chapter 3

Device Status

This chapter describes the functions of the Device Status menu.

3.1 Device Status

The status of the controller enclosure, drive enclosures, various cables and other components of the

ETERNUS6000 may be monitored.

● Device General Status Display

The status of each of the component parts of the ETERNUS6000 is regularly monitored and the overall

status of each device is indicated by the color and status of the status lamp which is located at the lower

left of the menu screen.

Status lamp's color (green) shows the device is normal and other than green shows there is a failure in

the device. If a status lamp's color is other than green (normal), clicking the status lamp displays the

[Device Status] window for the base rack.

Device monitoring occurs at 5-minute intervals.

● Lamp Display Priority

The color of each [Device Status] component lamp indicates the combined status of all applicable sub-

parts. For example, the color of the status lamp is determined by combining the status of parts such as

controller enclosure, drive enclosures and cables that make up the device. The following shows prior-

ity of status displayed by the color of the lamp. A status other than those shown below, is the lamp

error status ( ).

● Model and Serial Number Display

Device model and serial number are displayed (except at logon and logoff).

● Device Configuration of Each Model Type

The following shows the device configuration of each ETERNUS6000 model type.

Priority Priority

(High) (Low)

← (Failure) - (Preventive maintenance) -

(During maintenance work) - (unused, mounted) - (Normal) →

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Table 3.1 Device Configuration of Each Model Type

Caution:

If the model cannot be identified, the device configuration is displayed as a model 1000 or model

1100.

■ [Device Status] Screens

The initial [Base Rack] screen shows the status of parts installed in the ETERNUS6000 base rack. The

overall status of the base rack is indicated by the lamp located next to the [Base Rack] tag in the lower left

of the screen. Also, the status of each parts in base rack is indicated by the color of lamps.

● Overall Status in the [Device Status] Screen

The overall status of the ETERNUS6000 is indicated by the color and status of the status lamp shown

in the upper right of the [Device Status] screen. Display format and status are the same as those of the

status lamps on the menu screen. See "● Device General Status Display" (page 17).

Part

name

Model type

Model 400/500 Model 600/700 Model 800/900 Model 1000/1100

Std

Config

Max

Config

Std

Config

Max

Config

Std

Config

Max

Config

Std

Config

Max

Config

CM22242444

RT22244444

CA08016016016

DA22244888

DE444208322468

CPSU22242444

BTU/

BCU

33464666

Help

ACD

BCU

Drive Enclosur

FC Cable

DEI Cable

BBU Cable

BTU

Expansion Rack

Controller Enclosure

SCCB

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The following lists differences from the status lamp shown on the menu screens.

• The [Device Status] screen’s status lamp is not updated automatically. It is only updated

when the [Device Status] screen is opened or if the [Refresh] button is clicked.

• The status lamp on the [Device Status] screen is just a graphic. It is no a clickable button.

● Overall Status Display for Each Rack

The name of the rack whose parts' status is displayed on the screen is indicated by an arrow to its left.

The [Device Status] screen of another rack may be opened by clicking its name. The names of racks

that have not been installed are not displayed.

The overall status of each rack is indicated by the color of the lamp located to the right of the rack.

Clicking one of the controller enclosure, drive enclosure, cables, etc. buttons will open the status dis-

play screen for that part.

Clicking a part button for which [i] is displayed will show detailed information in a different browser

window.

● General Status Display for Each Part

Clicking a part button for which [i] is displayed in the parts list opens a detailed information screen.

Caution:

If the lamp shows other than normal (green), click each part button and check the status of the

component sub-parts.

● Part Buttons Displayed in the [Device Status] Screen

The following shows the functions that are displayed when each part button is clicked in the [Device

Status] screen.

Table 3.2 Clickable Elements of the [Device Status] Screen

Clickable element Related screen content

[Expansion Rack#n] link

The status of parts mounted in the expansion racks are displayed. The

overall status of expansion rack is indicated by the lamp located at the

right of "Expansion Rack#1~5" at the lower left of the screen. Also, the

status of each part in the expansion rack is indicated by the color of its

lamp.

[Controller Enclosure]

button

Clicking the [Controller Enclosure] button in the [Base Rack] screen

opens the [Controller Enclosure] screen.

The status of the ETERNUS6000 controller enclosure is indicated by the

color of its lamp.

The [Controller Enclosure] screen consists of a [Rear View] and a [Front

View]. Since parts such as controller boards are mounted from the rear

of the ETERNUS6000, the [Rear View] is displayed first.

You can switch between [Front View]/[Rear View].

[Front View]/[Rear View] can be displayed without scrolling the screen.

Clicking the part button for which [i] is displayed shows detailed informa-

tion for the part in a different browser window.

[Drive Enclosure] button

Clicking the [Drive Enclosure] button in the [Base Rack] screen or the

[Expansion Rack] screen opens the [Drive Enclosure] screen.

The status of drive enclosures mounted in the ETERNUS6000 is indi-

cated by the color of the lamps.

Clicking the part button for which [i] is displayed displays detailed infor-

mation for the part in a different browser window.

3.1 Device Status

ETERNUS6000 ETERNUSmgr User Guide -Settings/Maintenance- P2X0-0230-06EN

Refer to the help screens for subsequent operations and related notes.

Caution:

When downloading a WWN list or a disk drive list, the file must be saved within a minute of the

[Download] button being clicked.

If the download dialog box is left open for a minute or more, the download operation may termi-

nate with an unsuccessfully downloaded file.

If the downloaded file cannot be opened, the download has probably failed, in which case try

downloading again.

[FC Cable] button

Clicking the [FC Cable] button in the [Base Rack] screen opens the [FC

Cable] screen.

The status of the FC cables connected to the ETERNUS6000 is indi-

cated by the color of the lamps. Clicking each FC cable displays the sta-

tus of each FC cable.

Each lamp color and status are the same as those of the base rack.

[DEI Cable] button

Clicking the [DEI Cable] button in the [Base Rack] screen opens the

[DEI Cable] screen.

The status of the DEI cables connected to the ETERNUS6000 is indi-

cated by the color of the lamps. Clicking each DEI cable displays the

status of each DEI cable.

Each lamp color and status are the same as those of the base rack.

[BBU Cable] button

Clicking the [BBU Cable] button in the [Base Rack] screen opens the

[BBU Cable] screen.

The status of the BBU cables connected to the ETERNUS6000 is indi-

cated by the color of the lamps.

Each lamp color and status are the same as those of the base rack.

[ACD], [SCCB], [PCIB],

[BCU], and [BTU] buttons

Clicking the [ACD] button, [SCCB] button, [PCIB] button, [BCU] button,

or [BTU] button in the [Base Rack] screen opens the [Power Source

Base Rack Layout] screen.

The status of power-related parts of base rack that is mounted in the

ETERNUS6000 is indicated by the color of the lamps.

Clicking the part button for which [i] is displayed displays detailed infor-

mation for the part in a different browser window.

Clickable element Related screen content

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