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39 configure cross-subsystem paths dialog box – HP XP External Storage Software User Manual

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You can change the priority, add and delete the cross-subsystem path in the Configure Cross-subsystem

Paths dialog box.
The Volume Operation window displays only the external storage system which you have configured the

mapping. However, the Configure Cross-subsystem Paths dialog box displays all the external storage

system connected to the local storage system even without the mapping configuration. To update the

dialog box, click the Port Discovery button in the upper right of the dialog box.

Figure 39 Configure Cross-subsystem Paths Dialog Box

The Configure Cross-subsystem Paths dialog box consists of:

Available Paths (Upper part of the dialog box)

The following three panes are displayed from the left,
• The

left

pane displays the external storage systems connected to the local storage system.

• Vendor: vendor name.
• Product Name: product name.
• Serial Number: serial number of the product.

• The middle pane displays external ports of the local storage system, which connects to the

external storage system that you clicked in the left pane. One of the following icons is

displayed for each port:
• Port: external port of the local storage system.

• The

right pane displays WWN of the external storage system that the port attribute is set to

Target. The WWN which connects to the port that you clicked in the middle pane is displayed

out of the WWN of the external storage system which you clicked in the left pane.
• WWN: Identification number of the port in the external storage system.

Port Discovery button (Upper right of the dialog box)

Allows you to update information displayed in the Available Paths or display the information on

all the external storage system connected to the local storage system even without the mapping

configuration. When you click Port Discovery, the Port Discovery dialog box is displayed.

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