HP StorageWorks XP Remote Web Console Software - Manual (Page 155)

NOTE: If you are using microcode that does not support the SVS200, the SVS200 is recognized
as an XP12000 Disk Array. To recognize the connected external array as the SVS200, use the
microcode version that supports the SVS200 (which is microcode version 50-07-0X-XX/XX or
higher). If you used an earlier microcode version that does not support the SVS200 to map the
SVS200 volumes, delete the mapping setting, and then change the microcode version to the one
that supports the SVS200.
Path status and examples of recovery procedures (SVS200)
“Path status and examples of recovery procedures (SVS200)” (page 155) shows examples of the
recovery procedures when the path status is not normal. When the path status is not normal, use
“Troubleshooting External Storage XP” (page 134) and this table to recover the path status. If you
cannot restore the path, contact technical support.
Table 25 Path status and examples of recovery procedures (SVS200)
Examples of Recovery Procedure Path Status
XP LUN Configuration and Security Manager Software
might have changed the LU paths' settings. External device setting changed
Check the LU paths' settings. If the LU paths' settings
changed, change the settings back to the ones when the
volume was mapped. Or use XP External Storage Software
to perform the Delete LU operation, and perform the Add
LU operation again.
XP LUN Security Extension might have changed the
volume's access attribute.
Check the volume's access attribute. If the volume is
protected by the access attribute, release the protection.
The volume might have been set as a pair volume for data
copy. Illegal request
Check if the volume is set as a pair volume of XP Business
Copy, XP Continuous Access, XP Continuous Access
Journal, or some other copy program. If the volume is set
as a pair volume, the volume might be protected because
of the pair status. If the volume is protected, change the
pair status or delete the pair.
XP LUN Security Extension might have changed the
volume's access attribute.
Check the volume's access attribute. If the volume is
protected by the access attribute, release the protection.
The volume might have been set as a pair volume for data
copy. Response error
Check if the volume is set as a pair volume of XP Business
Copy, XP Continuous Access, XP Continuous Access
Journal, or some other copy program. If the volume is set
as a pair volume, the volume might be protected because
of the pair status. If the volume is protected, change the
pair status or delete the pair.
XP LUN Security Extension might have changed the
volume's access attribute.
Check the volume's access attribute. If the volume is
protected by the access attribute, release the protection.
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