Error detail dialog box – HP XP P9500 Storage User Manual
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Description
Item
The period (in days) when you are prohibited from changing access attribute to read/write.
The retention term can be extended but cannot be shortened. During the retention term,
you can change read-only to protect, or vice versa.
Retention Term
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500 days. Attempts to change access attribute to read/write are prohibited in the next
500 days.
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Unlimited: The retention term is extended with no limits.
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0 days: You can change access attribute to read/write.
Caution: In Data Retention, you can increase the value for Retention Term, but cannot
decrease the value.
The number of LU paths.
Path
Indicates the mode that the RAID Manager user assigns to the volume. You cannot use
Remote Web Console to change modes. You must use the RAID Manager to change modes.
Mode
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Zer: Zero Read Cap mode is assigned to the volume. If the Read Capacity command
(which is a SCSI command) is issued to a volume in Zero Read Cap mode, it will be
reported that the capacity of the volume is zero.
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Inv: Invisible mode is assigned to the volume. If the Inquiry command (which is a SCSI
command) is issued to a volume in Invisible mode, it will be reported that the volume
does not exist. Therefore, the hosts will be unable to recognize the volume.
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Zer/Inv. Both Zero Read Cap mode and Invisible mode are assigned to the volume.
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Hyphen (-): No mode is assigned by RAID Manager to the volume.
The target of the operation or the name of the operation. When no operation is performed,
No Operation appears.
Operation
Also shown are the volume icons and the total number of volumes with each access attribute.
Error Detail Dialog Box
If an error occurs with the Data Retention, the Error Detail dialog box appears. The Error Detail
dialog box displays error locations and error messages. For troubleshooting information related
to the Data Retention, see
.
The items and descriptions of the Error Detail dialog box follow.
Description
Item
Shows the location where the error occurred. If the error relates to a volume,
this column displays the LDKC number, the CU number, and the LDEV number.
Location
Displays error messages. For information on solutions, see P9000 Remote Web
Console Messages.
Error Message
Closes the Error Detail dialog box.
Close
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