HP P9000 Business Continuity Manager Reference Guide (T5253-96058, September 2011)

Table 72 Contents of the Logical Path Status Panel (continued)
DescriptionItem
Secondary port numberSecondary
Status of a physical pathStatus
• NO PATH: No physical path defined.
• ESTABLISHED: The physical path has been established.
• INIT FAILED: An initialization error has occurred.
• TIME OUT: A timeout has occurred.
• NO RESOURCES AT PRI: The port at the primary storage system is
invalid.
• NO RESOURCES AT SEC: The port at the secondary storage system is
invalid.
• SERIAL# MISMATCH: The storage system serial number does not match.
• CONFIG ERROR
• I/O ERROR: Information could not be obtained due to an I/O error.
• MISMATCH: The defined value and the value specified for the storage
system do not match.
In the initial state, the information is displayed in ascending hexadecimal order, in priority order
as follows: Primary (port number), and then Secondary (port number).
Executing YKQRYPTH with RESTRUCT Specified
If the AC in the Manage Path Set panel is set to c, the YKQRYPTH command is executed with the
RESTRUCT parameter specified To use this functionality, see the description in the HP StorageWorks
P9000 for Business Continuity Manager Software Users Guide that explains how to acquire path
information from storage system.
If the return code is within the range from 8 to 32, the Confirm Configuration File Update panel
(see “Confirm Configuration File Update Panel” (page 177)) is displayed for confirming the updating
of the path set definition file. If you press the Enter key in this panel, the YKSTORE command is
executed, and the path set definition file is updated.
NOTE: When you update the path set definition file, the CU and CCA are also stored in the path
set definition file for a device, assumed by the system, to which I/Os are issued during the execution
of the YKLOAD command.
Manage Copy Groups Panel (Copy Group Operation)
The Manage Copy Groups panel to operate copy groups is displayed when 5 Manage Copy
Groups is selected from the Main Menu panel.
The Manage Copy Groups panel is shown in Figure 99 (page 114).
Manage Copy Groups Panel (Copy Group Operation) 113