Virtual volumes details, Link errors details, Virtual volumes details link errors details – HP 3PAR Operating System Software User Manual
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Description
Column
The number of system ports that can see the host.
Storage System Ports
The total number of available distinct paths between the host and the system.
Available Paths
The number of paths seen by the system and reported "good" by the host.
Healthy Paths
The multipathing method in use.
Multipath
The failed path monitoring method.
Failed Path Policy
The monitoring interval in seconds after which the host checks for failed paths.
Monitoring Interval
The device name for the selected VLUN on the host.
Host Device Name
Virtual Volumes Details
The virtual volumes detail screen in the detail pane provide detailed information about volumes
selected from the Host tab in the list pane.
The following information is provided:
Description
Column
The volume name. Volume tree depth in parenthesis. Each name is a link to the
virtual volume tab.
Name
The domain to which the virtual volume belongs.
Domain
The name of the host set to which the volume belongs.
Set
The state of the system. See
“System and Component Status Icons” (page 506)
.
State
Indicates if the volume is a base volume, physical copy, or virtual copy.
Type
Indicates if the volume is fully (Full) or thinly (TPVV) provisioned.
Provisioning
The volume's RAID type.
RAID
The size of the volume in GiB.
Virtual Size
The size of the volume's reserved user space in GiB.
Reserved User Size
The percentage of used user space.
Reserved User Size (% Virtual)
The size of the volume's reserved copy space.
Reserved Copy Size
The percentage of used copy space.
Reserved Copy Size (% Virtual)
The host to which the volume is exported. A red entry indicates an inactive VLUN.
A blue entry indicates an active VLUN. Each host name is a link to the host summary
tab.
Exported To
Link Errors Details
The link errors detail screen in the detail pane provide detailed information about hosts selected
from the Host tab in the list pane.
104 Managing Hosts