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Compaq StorageWorks HSG60 ACS Solution Software V8.6 for Sun Solaris Installation and Configuration Guide

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6–14 HSG60 ACS Solution Software Version 8.6 for Sun Solaris Installation and Configuration Guide
Set the Target IDs
Either press Enter to accept the default value of 16 LUNs or enter the desired value.
■ Do you want to change the Target Ids? [y,N]
The default Targets are 64 and 65. For a server that is communicating to more than one
subsystem, you need to have more than the two Targets. If you select y, then the following
prompt appears:
■ Enter Targets (n= none, default: 64, 65 ) :
You now have three options:
■ Press Enter and accept the default Target Ids of 64, 65.
■ Enter the new Target Ids. These Ids should be entered as decimal values, separated by
spaces. Up to 16 Targets can be entered, and each Target should be in the range of
17—65.
■ Enter the letter, n to indicate that there are no Targets specified. The impact of this
action is very important as it will preserve the adapter in the mode requested but will
remove all the sd.conf entries for that driver. The result is that the driver will no longer
communicate with any Targets.
If you select fabric mode, then the next prompt will appear in an attempt to map the Target
Ids to the WWPNs.
■ You configured driver fcaw for Fabric Mode.
■ Please provide Port ID (WWPN) for each default Target, otherwise the Target will be
suppressed.
■ Driver fcaw for adapter fcaw.
■ Target: 64, WWPN: $$$$-$$$$-$$$$-$$$$
■ Enter WWPN (n=none, RETURN=old value,if any): 5000-1fe1-0000-03f1
These prompts are provided for each Target that has been defined. The user has three
choices at this prompt:
■ Press Enter to restore the old value for the WWPN.
■ Enter the WWPN value for each Target.
■ Enter the letter, n. This value specifies that there are no WWPNs specified. The impact
of this action is very important as it will preserve the adapter in the mode requested but
will remove all the sd.conf entries for that driver. The result is that the driver will no
longer communicate with any Targets.