HP StorageWorks XP24000 Disk/Cache Partition User's Guide, v01 (T5214-96004, June 2007)

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• SLPR resource list on the right side of the tree: displays the information for resources in the

speciﬁed SLPR, that is, CLPRs and ports.

Note:

If SLPR0 is selected from the tree, all resources

(CLPRs and ports) that have not been alloc ated to any SLPRs yet are d isplayed in the list.

• No.: Row number

• Resource Type: Type of resources of SLPR. Cache Partition or Port(port type).

• Name: Name of CLPR or port

If theresourcetypeis Cach e Partition, CLPR number and CLPR name are displayed. If the

resource type is Port, the port name is displayed.

• Properties: Capacity of C LPR and the number of parity groups that a re allocated to the

speciﬁed CLPR.

• Information: displays the n a m e of channel adapter if the resource type is Port.

• Status: If the resources of SLPR (CLPRs and por ts) have been edited, the status of editing

resourcesisdisplayed on theright edge of thelist.

Create: is shown if CLPR has been added, or migrated from other SLPR.

Delete: is shown if CLPR has been deleted, or m igrated to other SLPR. If the resource is a

port, thiscolumnisalwaysblank.

• Detail For SLPR

Settings of SLPR that is speciﬁed in the tree are displayed. You may change the settings.

• SLPR Name: If you change the SLPR name, you may use alphanumeric up to 32 characters.

• CU (* : In Use): LD KC and CU number that is in the speciﬁed SLPR is displayed (00 - FE) . The

number with an asterisk (*) indicates tha t the SSID is registered into CU. To delete CU

from the speciﬁed SLPR, select the CU from the list and select Delete to return the CU to

theAvailableCUlist.

• Available CU (*: In Use):

LDKC:CU: displays the number of LDKCs and CUs. The CU number with a n asterisk (*)

indicates that the SSID is registered into CU.

SLPR: d isplays the SLPR that the CU belongs to.

SSID (SLPR): displays the SSID if the SSID is registered into a CU. The SLPR that the SSID

belongs to is displayed between parentheses on the right side of SSID.

add CU to the speciﬁed SLPR, select the CU from the list and select Add button to return the

to the CU list. The CU numb er with an asterisk (*) indicates that the SSID is registered into

CU. Up to 510 CUs into which the SSIDs are registered or not can be selected.

Note:

If the storage partition administrator uses VLL function, CU should be previously speciﬁed

per

SLPR to prevent overlapping the newly allocated CU number(s) and the existing CU

number(s) in other SLPR. If CU number(s) are not speciﬁed, the storage par tition administrator

cannot

use VLL function.

• SSID (*: In Use): SSID in the selected SLPR (0004 to FFFE). The SSID number with an asterisk

(*) indicates that the SSID is registered i nto CU.

Note:

If acustomizedvolume(CV)isset by

using V LL, and CU No. a nd SSID are registered to different S LPR, dash (-) is d isplayed on the

right of SSID. For further information about C Vs, see the HP StorageWorks XP24000 Virtual

LVI/LUN (VLL) and Volume Shredder User’s Guide.

• From: The starting number of SSID that is a dded to the speciﬁed SLPR (0004 to FFFE) . You

may input SSID that is in SLPR0.

• To: The last number of SSID that is added to the speciﬁed SLPR (0004 to FFFE). You may

input up to 2040 SSIDs that are in SLPR0.

Note:

To add SSID(s) to SLPR, input the starting number to From:, and thelastnumberto

To:, and then select Add.

Note:

If you add the plural SSIDs into the speciﬁed SLPR, the num ber that is input to TO: must

smaller than the number that is input to From:.

Note:

To delete SSID from the SSID box, select SSID from the SSID box, and then select Delete.

Note:

If the storage partition administrator uses VLL function, SSID number should be

previously speciﬁed per SLPR to prevent overlapping the newly allocated SSID number(s) and

the

existing SSID number(s) in other SLPR.

• The Apply button applies settings in the Partition D eﬁnition window.

• The Cancel button cancels the settings that are input or sele cted, and restores the settings to

the

initial status.

XP24000 Disk/Cache Partition User's Guide