4 scf configuration, Configuring the fibre channel converter, Scf configuration – HP Integrity NonStop H-Series User Manual
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9800FC (CT9800FC) Fibre Channel Converter Installation and User’s Guide— 524957-003
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SCF Configuration
This section has the following topics:
Configuring the Fibre Channel Converter
1. Check that the Fibre Channel converter is installed properly.
2. Save the current $SYSTEM.ZSYSCONF.CONFIG file using the SCF SAVE
command. The SAVE command is described in the SCF Reference Manual
for G-Series Releases.
3. For each Fibre Channel converter, use the SCF ADD SCSI command to add
the converter to the system configuration database.
This example adds a Fibre Channel converter named $SFROUT1:
-> ADD SCSI $SFROUT1,SENDTO STORAGE,PRIMARYLOCATION
(1,1,52),PRIMARYSAC 2,PRIMARYCPU 0,BACKUPCPU 1,SCSIID 8
In this example:
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The name $SFROUT1 is a recommendation. You can use any device name.
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The SENDTO STORAGE attribute specifies the subsystem in which to install
the Fibre Channel converter.
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The PRIMARYLOCATION attribute specifies the location (group, module,
and slot) of the CRU (adapter) to which the converter is attached.
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The PRIMARYSAC attribute is necessary when using ServerNet/DA with a
S-SAC.
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The PRIMARYCPU attribute specifies the primary processor.
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The BACKUPCPU attribute specifies the backup processor.
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The SCSIID attribute shows the SCSI ID that is configured for the Fibre
Channel converter. This ID must be set to 8 for a Fibre Channel converter.
Configuring the Fibre Channel Converter
Configuring the Storage Devices
Note. The SCSI ID for a Fibre Channel converter is preconfigured to 8 and must not be
changed.