APC 15000 RAID User Manual
Controller Installation
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2.3.9.2
Host Port Zoning (Anonymous Access)
Host Port Zoning (Anonymous Access) should only be used for non-SAN environment. Users are given
“general admission” to the data.
“general admission” to the data.
One zoning configuration is supported for each of the host ports. Any unauthorized user accessing the
storage is considered “anonymous” and granted zoning access for the host port to which they are
connected. Given below is an example for adding LUN zoning to host port 1. External LUN 1 is mapped
to internal LUN 0 and it is read-only for the users.
storage is considered “anonymous” and granted zoning access for the host port to which they are
connected. Given below is an example for adding LUN zoning to host port 1. External LUN 1 is mapped
to internal LUN 0 and it is read-only for the users.
1.
To edit the default zoning on a host port, type:
zoning edit
<Enter>
. The current settings are
displayed
.
2.
Select a host port (1..4):
1
<Enter>
3.
Specify the internal LUN (0..1023) to be mapped to the external LUN. The new settings will display
.
.
4.
Repeat steps 1–3 to configure other host ports.
Anonymous Access (host port zoning) provides only the minimum level of
security.
security.
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Warning