User`s guide

6 – Getting Started
Exiting the SANblade Manager GUI
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❑ A device icon with a circled red X indicates one of the following:
❑ The device is down.
❑ The port to the device is down or offline.
❑ The device is not responding properly to SCSI commands.
■ The adapter icon displays alarm status. The most severe alarm status for the
adapter displays (see section 8.2 for details about alarms):
❑ A green adapter icon indicates no alarm.
❑ A gray adapter icon indicates an informational alarm.
❑ A blue adapter icon indicates an unknown alarm.
❑ A yellow adapter icon indicates a warning alarm.
❑ A yellow adapter icon with a red X indicates that the loop is down.
❑ A red adapter icon indicates a bad alarm.
To view the HBA type, move the mouse over the adapter icon. The HBA type
displays for a few seconds. You can also click the adapter icon; the HBA type
displays in the bottom of the screen (below the HBA tree).
6.3
Exiting the SANblade Manager GUI
Do one of the following to exit the SANblade Manager GUI:
■ On the SANblade Manager main window File menu, select Exit.
■ Press CTRL+X.
6.4
Getting Help with the SANblade Manager GUI
This section discusses:
■ Viewing online help (see section 6.4.1)
■ Specifying the browser location (see section 6.4.2)
■ Viewing SANblade Manager software information (see section 6.4.3)
6.4.1
Viewing Online Help
On the SANblade Manager main window Help menu, click Browse Contents to
view the online help. The help window displays.