HP Matrix Operating Environment Software - Manual (Page 106)

Access
The access to be granted to this volume, stored as a string. The value must be one of the following
literals: NoAccess, ReadOnly, or ReadWrite.
LUN
The LUN is the logical unit number that the host will use to represent the volume the storage array
is presenting to that host.
InitiatorObjectID
The InitiatorObjectID is a string representing the ObjectID of a host that has been granted access
to this volume. This is represented as an ObjectID rather than a reference to a
StorageArrayHostEndpoint because XML does not allow circular references. This ObjectID must
have a corresponding entry in a list of Initiators contained within a StorageArrayHostEntry owned
by the StorageArray containing this VolumePresentation.
TargetPortObjectIDs
The TargetPortObjectIDs is a sequence of strings representing the ObjectIDs of the various
StorageArrayPorts that are presented to the host indicated by the InitiatorEndpointObjectID. These
ObjectIDs must have corresponding entries in the list of StorageArrayPorts owned by the
StorageArray containing this VolumePresentation.
NetworkEndpoint
NOTE: IP network endpoints and iSCSI storage protocol is not supported by SPM, though it is
supported in the unmanaged array model.
A NetworkEndpoint represents a network end point.
Description Type Property
Required object unique identifier. String ObjectID
The network address of the network end
point. String Address
A literal describing the type of network. NetworkEndpointKind Kind
Address
The address of a NetworkEndpoint is represented as a string. For Fibre Channel initiators or targets,
these addresses will be in the format xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx where x represents a
hexadecimal digit. SPM attempts to correct Fibre Channel addresses that are not in this canonical
format.
Kind
The kind of a network end point is from the NetworkEndpointKind enumeration. It must be one of
the following literals: FibreChannel or IPAddress. Although IPAddress is accepted, the
only supported value is FibreChannel.
106 Working with unmanaged arrays