HP XP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Suite Software 7.5.0-02 Release Notes (TB581-96351, July 2013)

Virtual Parity Group information
Virtual Parity Group information does not appear in the volume list. Check the Virtual Parity Group
information from the Detailed Information dialog box for each volume.
Overwriting a Host Data Collector installation
When performing an overwrite installation or upgrade installation of Host Data Collector, an
installation message and button label might not appear correctly. If Host Data Collector cannot
be installed, uninstall and then reinstall it.
After an overwrite installation, all Host Data Collector properties are set to their default values.
During an overwrite installation of Host Data Collector on Windows, information about the
installation directory and port number do not appear correctly.
When performing an overwrite installation of Host Data Collector, the system prompts you to
specify a new installation path and port number. Specify the same installation path and port
number used in the previous installation.
Registering hosts using Host Data Collector
If the account used to register Windows hosts was a domain account, the Windows UPN format
(user-name@domain-name) cannot be used. Use the domain-name\user-name format.
The length of the password for the account used to register hosts must not exceed 128 characters.
If a Windows host belongs to a Windows domain, use Windows Service Management to register
the Windows host.
When WMI protocol is used for registering hosts of the Windows target host, use the Administrator
account.
Host Data Collector cannot obtain host information in the following cases.
The Device Manager agent is installed on the target host.
The target host has multipath iSCSI volumes.
In the HP-UX host, a logical volume name includes any of the following characters:
@#$%^&*()_+{}|:"<>?`-=[]\;',.
The target host is Solaris, Linux, or HP-UX and more than 256 volumes are attached in the host.
Host Data Collector cannot acquire host information for an AIX host that has a device renamed
by the rendev command, because that device information cannot be acquired.
Using Host Data Collector on a Solaris 9 host
Solaris 9 CPU usage might increase to 100% if Host Data Collector attempts to register a Windows
host. If this occurs, reboot the Solaris server.
Logical groups list
When multiple filter conditions are specified for the logical groups list, only the first condition is effective.
If multiple filter conditions are required, repeat filtering one at a time, cumulatively.
Capacity search condition
If you saved a search condition containing a capacity attribute as a private search condition, you
might not be able to change it to a public search condition. If this occurs, save it as a public search
condition first.
36 Important considerations