P9000Info Release Notes Part Number: T1789-96333 1 edition: April 2012
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1 Version: 23.00.00 Description P9000Info is a command-line utility provided with the HP StorageWorks P9000 Performance Advisor Software and Array Manager Software. It is used to obtain the configuration information of the logical unit numbers (LUNs) exposed to the XP or the P9000 disk arrays. This document describes the P9000Info 23.00.00 enhancements, fixes, limitations, and other additional information. IMPORTANT: P9000Info was called XPInfo in v19.01.00 and earlier versions.
• • • • • • ESX ESX ESX ESX ESX ESX 3.5 (x64) 3.5 (x64) (Service Pack U2) 3.5 (x64) (Service Pack U3) 3.5 (x64) (Service Pack U4) 4.0 (x64) 4.1 (x64) NOTE: Multipathing is enabled. Firmware requirements Table 1 lists the minimum firmware requirements. Table 1 Firmware requirements XP/ P9000 Array Minimum Requirement XP24000 60.01.31.00/00 XP20000 60.01.66.00/00 SVS200 50.07.69.00/00 XP12000 50.09.34.00/00 XP10000 50.09.34.00/00 XP128, XP1024 21.14.30.00/00 XP48 01.19.99.
IMPORTANT: Use Xpinfo –e instead of Xpinfo –X when using P9000Info on the OpenVMS Integrity Server (IA-64) platform. Enhancements P9000Info provides data on whether the following fields are supported for the operations between a VMWare ESX host and the XP or P9000 disk array.
6. In the LDEV Column Settings list, select the check box for SLPR and CLPR. 7. In the LDEV table, click the LDEV ID column heading and provide the cu:ldev ID for which you want to view the SLPR and CLPR data. 8. Click OK. The corresponding SLPR and CLPR data for the cu:ldev ID is displayed under the respective column headings (SLPR and CLPR) in the LDEV table. NOTE: For P9000 disk array, the SLPR value is displayed as "--".
