User`s guide

15 – SANblade Control FX Application for Solaris
Main Window and Window Navigation
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The menu bar has three options:
n File
q Exit. Select this option to exit the SANblade Control FX Application.
n Tools
q Run Wizard. Select this option to run the SANblade Control FX Wizard. The
SANblade Control FX Application is blocked from receiving any input when
SANblade Control FX Wizard is executed. The SANblade Control FX
Application is reactivated and automatically updated when the SANblade
Control FX Wizard is exited.
n Help
q Contents. Select this option to pull up a text browser that displays relevant
help information about the SANblade Control FX Application.
q About. Select this option to see the current version of the SANblade Control
FX Application.
The HBA tree displays the hosts with their connected adapters, devices, and LUNs.
The HBAs (adapters) are displayed with their model name and instance number.
For example, if a host contains a 2200 HBA that has an OS instance number of 1,
it displays as "Adapter 2200 (Instance #1)".
Each HBA on the host may have devices connected to it. If a device is connected
to an HBA, it has a button attached to it to the left that contains a plus sign (+). The
HBA name can be expanded by clicking on the plus sign. This lists all the devices
connected to that HBA. The devices are listed with their world wide port names
(WWPN).
Clicking on the plus sign attached to a device further expands the tree and shows
all the LUNs in that device. The LUNs are listed with the corresponding LUN number.
The right-hand side of the screen contains a series of tabbed pages, which change
depending on what is selected in the HBA tree. When SANblade Control FX starts,
the host Information tabbed page displays. This page provides the following
information about the local machine (host):
n Host name
n OS type
n OS version
n Architecture
n Platform
n Host ID
Different tabbed pages appear when you click on an adapter name, a device, or a
LUN in the HBA tree. These pages are described in sections 15.4.1 through 15.4.3.