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SMI-S Support
SMI-S support allows applications attached to the VLS to detect the virtual library configuration and
to allow some users to change the state of the VLS.
To protect access to the VLS via the SMI-S agent, and to allow a higher level of security for the device,
there are two access categories:
• Read-only access allows you to view SMI-S objects but not change them. This is used by 3rd party
monitoring products, ISEE, and other components that need visibilty but not control of the VLS
configuration.
• Read and write access allows complete control of the device including the ability to reboot, move
tapes, change port map settings, etc.
CAUTION:
Because of its destructive potential, this functionality should be strictly controlled.
To disable an SMI-S user:
1. From the Notifications tab task bar, select Get SMI-S users.
The SMI-S Users screen displays listing Read Only Users and Read Write Users.
2. Under the user's name, select disable.
The SMIS-Users screen refreshes and displays the message, “The [Read Write or Read Only]
User was successfully disabled.” The disable button for that user is replaced by the enable button.
To enable a user:
1. From the Notifications tab task bar, select Get SMI-S users.
The SMI-S Users screen displays listing Read Only Users and Read Write Users.
2. Under the user's name, select enable.
The SMIS-Users screen refreshes and displays the message, “The [Read Write or Read Only]
User was successfully enabled.” The enable button for that user is replaced by the disable button.
To change a user's password:
1. From the Notifications tab task bar, select Get SMI-S users.
The SMI-S Users screen displays listing Read Only Users and Read Write Users.
2. Under the appropriate user's name, select change password.
The change password screen displays.
3. Enter the new password for the user in both fields.
4. Select Submit.
The SMIS-Users screen refreshes and displays the message, “The [Read Write or Read Only]
User's password was successfully changed.”
HP StorageWorks 6000–series Virtual Library System User Guide 181
- System User Guide 1
- Acknowledgments 2
- Warranty 2
- Revision History 2
- Contents 3
- 1 Introduction 19
- VLS6200–series 20
- VLS6500–series 21
- VLS6600–series 23
- VLS6800–series 24
- Disk array 02 25
- Disk array 13 25
- Disk array 24 25
- Disk array 35 25
- Capacity 27
- Data compression (2:1) 27
- Disk arraysModel 27
- Introduction28 28
- 2 Hardware Installation 29
- Unpacking 30
- Rack Planning Resources 30
- Rack Requirements 31
- Rack Warnings 31
- Disk Array Shipping Carton 35
- Rack Mounting Requirements 35
- WARNING! 39
- Hardware Installation40 40
- Hardware Installation42 42
- Install Rails in the Rack 44
- Attach Rails to the Node 45
- Install Appliance in Rack 45
- Install Appliance in the Rack 48
- Hardware Installation50 50
- Hardware Installation52 52
- Hardware Installation54 54
- FC host port 01 55
- FC host port 12 55
- FC host port 23 55
- FC host port 34 55
- 10/100/1000 NIC 1 connector5 55
- Installing VLS6800 Cables 60
- Hardware Installation64 64
- 3 Storage Configuration 65
- Removing Arrays 68
- Managing Storage Pools 68
- Rebuilding the Storage Pool 69
- Storage Configuration70 70
- Storage Configuration72 72
- 4 Automigration/Replication 73
- Echo Copy Concepts 74
- Smart Copy Concepts 75
- Replication Concepts 75
- Tape Initialization 76
- Automigration/Replication78 78
- Managing a SAN Library 79
- Automigration/Replication80 80
- Echo Copy Pool Operations 81
- Creating an Echo Copy Pool 82
- Automigration/Replication84 84
- Creating Virtual Tapes 85
- Automigration/Replication86 86
- Restarting a Broken Mirror 88
- Smart Copy Pool Operations 89
- Automigration/Replication90 90
- Editing Copy Pools 91
- Automigration/Replication92 92
- Deleting a Copy Pool 94
- Advanced Search for Slots 98
- Forcing a Replication Job 99
- Automigration/Replication100 100
- Editing the Management URL 102
- Automigration/Replication104 104
- Stopping a Tape Export 106
- Automigration/Replication108 108
- Automigration/Replication110 110
- Cartridge Status 111
- Cartridge Details 112
- Cartridge Summary 112
- Viewing the Job History 114
- Viewing the Job Summary 115
- Configuring the GUI Displays 115
- Automigration/Replication116 116
- 5 Deduplication 117
- Considerations 118
- Installing the Firmware 118
- Deduplication120 120
- Deduplication Summary 121
- Deduplication Backup Report 121
- Deduplication122 122
- Deduplication System Capacity 123
- Deduplication124 124
- 6 Operation 125
- StatusDescriptionItem 127
- Rebooting the System 129
- Powering Off the System 130
- Operation132 132
- 7 User Interfaces 133
- Window Regions 134
- User Interfaces136 136
- Restarting Command View VLS 137
- User Interfaces138 138
- Opening a Serial Session 139
- Closing a Serial Session 139
- User Interfaces140 140
- 8 Configuration 141
- Configuration142 142
- Setting the User Preferences 146
- Managing Oversubscription 148
- Shutdown at 98% Capacity 149
- Managing Virtual Device LUNs 150
- LUN Masking 151
- LUN Mapping 152
- LUN Mapping (v3.x) 153
- Configuration154 154
- Configuration156 156
- LUN Mapping (v2.x) 158
- Dual Port Virtual Devices 159
- Creating a Virtual Library 160
- Creating Tape Drives 162
- Creating Cartridges 164
- Configuration166 166
- Destroying a Virtual Library 167
- Destroying a Tape Drive 167
- Deleting Cartridges 168
- Moving Cartridges 169
- Configuration170 170
- 9 Management 171
- Freeing up Storage Space 172
- Updating the Firmware 173
- Saving Configuration Settings 174
- 10 Monitoring 175
- Notification Alerts 176
- Command View VLS 177
- E-mail Notification 177
- Edit the Email Settings 178
- SNMP Notification 179
- Editing the SNMP Settings 180
- SMI-S Support 181
- Trace Log Files 182
- Exporting CSV Data 183
- Performance History Tab 184
- Current Status 185
- Performance History 185
- Logical Capacity 186
- Physical Capacity 187
- SAN Health 187
- Monitoring188 188
- Workload Assessment 189
- Replication History 190
- Receiving Automated Reports 190
- Stress Testing Hard Disks 192
- Monitoring194 194
- Log File Fields 195
- Monitoring196 196
- Monitoring198 198
- 11 CLI Command Set 199
- VLS Commands 200
- Configuration Commands 202
- Management Commands 209
- Monitoring Commands 210
- 12 Component Identification 213
- Front Panel LEDs and Buttons 214
- Rear Panel Components 215
- Rear Panel LEDs and Buttons 216
- System Board Components 217
- System Board LEDs 218
- Fan Module Locations 220
- Processor Zone Fan Module LED 221
- Front Panel Components 221
- Internal USB connector15 226
- System battery16 226
- PCI riser board connector 217 226
- PCI riser board connector 118 226
- Component Identification226 226
- StatusInternal health 228
- LED color 228
- HP Systems In 228
- Hard Drive LEDs 229
- Hard Drive LED Combinations 229
- Fan Locations 230
- FBDIMM Slots 236
- DescriptionItem 246
- ActionStatusDescriptionItem 247
- Front Panel LEDs 251
- Component Identification254 254
- 13 Component Replacement 255
- Preparation Procedures 256
- Component Replacement258 258
- Component Replacement260 260
- Component Replacement262 262
- Component Replacement264 264
- SATA Hard Drive 265
- CD-ROM Drive 266
- Power Supply 267
- Power Supply Zone Fan Module 268
- Processor Zone Fan Module 269
- Component Replacement270 270
- DVD-CD Drive 272
- Component Replacement274 274
- Fan Module 275
- 4. To remove fan module 1: 276
- Component Replacement280 280
- Component Replacement282 282
- SCSI Hard Drive 284
- Diskette Drive 286
- Component Replacement288 288
- Processor Memory Board 289
- Processor Power Module 290
- Processor 292
- Hard Drive 294
- Controller Module 297
- Component Replacement298 298
- 14 Disaster Recovery 299
- Disaster Recovery300 300
- Warm Failover 301
- Disaster Recovery302 302
- Related Information 303
- Rack Stability 305
- Contacting HP 306
- Subscription Service 306
- Customer Self Repair 307
- Product Warranties 307
- Documentation Feedback 308
- A Troubleshooting 309
- Deduplication Issues 317
- B Specifications 319
- VLS6200 Node 320
- VLS6600 Node 321
- VLS6800 Node 322
- VLS6000–series Disk Array 323
- Environmental Specifications 323
- Specifications324 324
- FCC rating label 325
- Modification 326
- Class A Equipment 326
- European Union Notice 327
- Japanese Notices 327
- Korean Notices 328
- Taiwanese Notices 328
- Laser Compliance Notices 329
- French Laser Notice 330
- German Laser Notice 330
- Italian Laser Notice 330
- Recycling Notices 331
- Bulgarian Notice 332
- Czech Notice 332
- Danish Notice 332
- Dutch Notice 332
- Estonian Notice 333
- Finnish Notice 333
- French Notice 333
- German Notice 333
- Greek Notice 334
- Hungarian Notice 334
- Italian Notice 334
- Latvian Notice 334
- Lithuanian Notice 335
- Polish Notice 335
- Portuguese Notice 335
- Romanian Notice 335
- Slovak Notice 336
- Spanish Notice 336
- Swedish Notice 336
- Turkish Notice 336
- Battery Replacement Notices 337
- French Battery Notice 338
- German Battery Notice 338
- Italian Battery Notice 339
- Japanese Battery Notice 339
- Spanish Battery Notice 340
- Glossary 341
- Glossary342 342
- Glossary344 344
- Glossary346 346
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