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Migrating an slpr's resources – HP 200 Storage Virtualization System User Manual

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NOTE:

If an SLPR has this icon ( ) and is grayed out, you cannot select the SLPR. To change the

CU group, return to step 1.

3.

Click Apply. The progress bar appears.

Migrating an SLPR's resources

You can migrate CLPRs and ports that are managed in an SLPR to another SLPR.

NOTE:

You cannot migrate CLPRs and ports to an SLPR belonging to a CU group other than the current SLPR.

NOTE:

You can migrate only Target ports to another SLPR. You cannot migrate Initiator, RCU Target, and

External ports.

NOTE:

A NAS port belonging to the same channel adapter must belong to the same SLPR. For more

information, see the HP StorageWorks LUN Configuration and Security Manager XP user guide for the

XP12000/XP10000/SVS200.

1.

Confirm the current CU group in the drop-down list for CU groups in the upper right of the XP

Remote Web Console pane.

NOTE:

To change the CU group, select the desired CU group from the drop-down list for CU

groups in the upper right of the XP Remote Web Console main pane. For more information

about CU groups, see the HP StorageWorks XP Remote Web Console user guide for

XP12000/XP10000/SVS200.

2.

Select an SLPR from the tree. The SLPR resource list appears.

3.

Right-click the CLPR or port you want to migrate, and select Cut.

NOTE:

You can select multiple CLPRs or ports.

NOTE:

To migrate NAS ports, select all ports in the same CHN (channel adapter for the NAS) and

the CLPRs containing LUN0000 and LUN0001 that belong to the NAS-Sys host group, and

migrate them at the same time.

4.

Right-click the SLPR you want to migrate the CLPR or port to, and select Paste CLPRs, Ports. If you

migrated CLPRs, they are added to the tree and SLPR resource list. If you migrated ports, they are

added only to the SLPR resource list.

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