HP XP P9000 Continuous Access Synchronous for Mainframe Systems User Guide

3. In the Display box, click the MCU&RCU.
4. In the tree, click the appropriate CU, then click the desired RCU. Alternatively, select the RCU
in the list, right click, and then click Edit SSID(s) & Path(s). All SSIDs to the selected RCU are
listed.
5. To add
a. In the list area, right-click the Path and then click Add SSID.
b. In the Add SSID dialog box, type the new SSIDs and then click Set.
6. To delete:
a. In the list area, right-click the SSID and then click Delete SSID.
b. Click OK when the confirmation message appears.
7. Click Apply.
Deleting Continuous Access Synchronous Z
You can delete the Cnt Ac-S Z relationship between one or more remote systems (RCUs) and a
main system.
Prerequisite information
• All Cnt Ac-S Z pairs must be deleted.
• All logical paths will be deleted when the relationship is deleted.
• Deleting the Cnt Ac-S Z relationship with a remote system does not affect the Cnt Ac-S Z
operations between other main system CUs and that remote system.
• After a remote system is deleted, you can reconfigure the data path to add another remote
system (RCU) to the main system, or you can remove the data path and reconfigure the main
system ports (initiator ports to ordinary target ports for fibre) to provide additional host channels
for the main system.
Procedure 22 To delete the Continuous Access Synchronous Z relationship:
1. In Remote Web Console, click Actions > Remote Copy > Continuous Access Synchronous for
Mainframe > RCU Operation.
2. Change to Modify mode by clicking the icon.
3. Make sure MCU&RCU is selected in the Display box.
4. Click the main system CU, then select the RCUs that you want to delete from the RCU list.
Right-click and click RCU Operation/Delete RCU.
5. When the confirmation message appears, click OK.
6. Verify the requested operations in the Preview list.
To remove one or more operations, select the operations from the preview list, right-click, and
click Delete.
7. When ready, click Apply.
Managing power-off for systems and network devices
Though you are responsible for controlling power-off activities, it is advisable to check with your
HP representative for assistance.
The following topics provide information for planned outages when Cnt Ac S Z is present.
86 Monitoring and maintenance