HP 3PAR OS 3.1.3 Release Notes

4 HP 3PAR OS 3.1.3 Web Services API Release Notes
What's New with the HP 3PAR Web Services API Software
• Support for Web Services API with HP 3PAR Operating System 3.1.3
HP 3PAR OS 3.1.3 WS API adds the following operations:
• Introduction of http chunking to support large number of Virtual Volumes and VLUNs
• Support for far greater number of concurrent API sessions
• Support for Virtual Volume Sets and Host Sets (creation, deletion, modification, object addition,
and removal)
• Support for Virtual Copies of Virtual Volume Sets
• Support for Physical Copy of single Virtual Volumes and Virtual Volume Sets
• Support for extending size of existing Virtual Volumes (This is equivalent to the growvv CLI
command)
• Support for Priority Optimization (QoS) rules on Virtual Volumes Sets
• Support for listing switch port WWNs as well as hosts WWN and iSCSI names for a given
storage array host port. (This functionality is equivalent to the showportdev command)
Known Issues
DescriptionItemIssue ID
Domain users with access to multiple domains must
specify a domain when creating hosts, CPGs, or
Domain user is unable to perform certain operations
outside default domain.
87441
host/volume sets. Otherwise, the objects will be
created in their default domain (as defined using the
CLI).
If the domain users does not have “all” domain
access, they can not create/modify/remove volumes
in any domain other than the default domain.
When at least one user is already connected to the
target array via the WS-API server and a new user
The following error might appear:
maximum number of server connections
has been reached
91250
requests a session key, under certain circumstances
the WS-API server might display an error maximum
.
number of server connections has been
reached even though the theoretical number of
sessions is not reached yet.
The workaround is to remove all the sessions
associated with a currently connected WSAPI user
and make room for the requested new session key.
To remove all the sessions associated with a WSAPI
user, use the CLI command: removewsapisession
-f -pat * <username> *
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