HP Intelligent Infrastructure Analyzer Software User Guide

To deactivate a SAN profile:
1. Select the current active profile in the Manage SAN profiles page.
2. Click Deactivate.
3. The Deactivate SAN Profile window is displayed with the following message:
Do you wish to deactivate the SAN Profile – XYZ (name of the SAN profile).
• Click Yes to deactivate the SAN profile.
• Click No to cancel the deactivation.
Delete SAN profile
To delete a SAN profile:
1. Select any deactive SAN profile in the Manage SAN Profiles page.
2. Click Delete.
3. The Delete SAN Profile window is displayed with the following message:
Do you wish to delete the SAN Profile – XYZ (name of the SAN profile)
• Click Yes to delete the SAN profile.
• Click No to cancel the deletion.
NOTE: An active profile cannot be deleted.
Rescan SAN
Clicking on Rescan SAN initiates a data collection cycle for the active profile. This data collection
cycle is different than a system initiated cycle that occurs at an interval as set in the active profile.
Initiating a Rescan SAN request while the system initiated data collection cycle is in progress, the
system does not create a separate data collection cycle for rescan instead, the rescan is considered
as completed when the system initiated cycle ends.
To rescan a SAN profile, complete the following steps:
• Click Rescan SAN from the navigation menu.
NOTE:
• Rescan SAN works only on an active profile.
• Timeout is 20 mins. Later, all DC's get aborted after 20 mins.
SAN Topology
Prerequisites for Topology
Java plug-in must be available in the Internet Explorer (IE) browser to view SAN topology .
Text and tool-tip for components in topology might not appear at times. Install the latest plug-in for
the IE being used, and the problem might resolve.
Overview
SAN topology depicts the topology of the SAN being monitored.
It keeps track of the following information:
• Connectivity between components.
• States of components and connectivity.
• Number of connections between every pair of connected components.
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