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

Figure 22 Scan Device Address Extent Panel
Table 14 (page 34) describes the items in the Scan Device Address Extent panel.
Table 14 Contents of the Scan Device Address Extent Panel
DescriptionItem
To scan device numbers, enter the check mark (/), and then specify the range of device numbers
to be scanned in Start and End. Enter device numbers in ascending order by hexadecimal number.
Device Num
NOTE: The device number range cannot be omitted. To scan only one volume, specify the same
value for both Start and End.
To scan volume serial numbers, add a check (/), and then specify the range of the volume serial
numbers to be scanned in Start and End. Order by EBCDIC code.
Volser
Displays the number of volumes detected by a local scan.XXXXX...X
When the target is a Non Gen'ed volume, add a check mark (/) and specify the following
information: DAD ID to which the storage system to be scanned belongs, the serial number, and
the range of device addresses.
Non Gen’ed
Specify an action.
• s: Specify this option to select a DAD ID that has been NG-scanned and a storage system serial
number. The “Storage System/DADID Selection List Panel” (page 39) is displayed.
AC
DAD ID to which the storage system to be scanned belongs.Non Gen’ed
Device Address
Domain
Serial number of the storage system to be scanned.Storage System
S/N
Specify the Start and End of the device address (CU and CCA) range to be scanned.
Specify the hexadecimal number in ascending order. If the CCA is omitted, the Start and End will
be set to 00 and FF respectively.
Device Address
When the F6=Scan key is pressed after the items in Table 14 (page 34) are specified, volumes
are scanned within the specified range. If an invalid character is specified, or if the value specified
for Start is greater than the value specified for End, an error message prompts you to re-enter the
values.
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