v1.6.0 - HP StorageWorks NAS 8000 - Release Notes

- From the Command Line Interface
Error message:
com.hp.HpPanDev.SanDevice.DeviceException: Non Responding Device: c9b0t0l0 -
Unknown SCSI status
at com.hp.HpPanDev.Array2001Obj.CBridge.scsiErrorCheck(
CBridge.java: 8674)
.
.
.
Solution:
From the Command Line Interface, execute the following command:
% scanStorageHbaScsi
These corrective actions will only work if an alternate management path is available for use
(usually through another HBA). The Data Path Manager product will still automatically switch to
alternate paths to serve data even if a management path is down.
LUN path maximum
Important: There is a 128 logical path limit on the NAS 8000. If you exceed this limit the server
will only detect the first 128 logical paths and disregard any others. Since it is impossible to
predict which 128 logical paths will be seen, this can change between reboots of the system.
Exceeding the 128 logical path limit may cause unpredictable and undesired effects with your
storage. SAN managers should observe care in how LUNs are presented to the NAS 8000 by
using appropriate zoning techniques.
A logical path is a physical fibre-channel path from an HBA on the NAS 8000 through zero or
more switches to a port on a controller on a storage array that is presenting the LUN to the HBA.
There are typically 2 logical paths to each LUN on a dedicated attach system that does not use
switches, and 4 logical paths to each LUN on SAN attached systems or dedicated attach systems
using switches.
Use the following formula to calculate the total number of logical paths: For each LUN: Paths =
(Number of HBA's to which this LUN is presented) * (Number of ports on which this LUN is
presented).
You can reduce the number of paths by removing LUNs, zoning out ports, or removing cables to
unneeded ports.
The VA arrays always present LUN 0 for management purposes, even if this LUN has not been
created.
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