Sun Microsystems 3900 Series User Manual
Chapter 2
General Troubleshooting Procedures
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For Internal Use Only
Fibre Channel Links
The following sections provide troubleshooting information for the basic
components and Fibre Channel links, listed in
components and Fibre Channel links, listed in
.
Note –
In an actual Sun StorEdge 3900 or 6900 series configuration, there could be
more Sun StorEdge T3+ arrays than are shown in
and
.
By using the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment, you should be able to
isolate the problem to one particular segment of the configuration.
isolate the problem to one particular segment of the configuration.
The information found in this section is based on the assumption that the Storage
Automated Diagnostic Environment is running on the data host, and that it is
configured to monitor host errors. If the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment
is not installed on the data host, there will be areas of limited monitoring, diagnosis
and isolation.
Automated Diagnostic Environment is running on the data host, and that it is
configured to monitor host errors. If the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment
is not installed on the data host, there will be areas of limited monitoring, diagnosis
and isolation.
The following diagrams provide troubleshooting information for the basic
components and Fibre Channel links specific to the Sun StorEdge 3900 series, shown
in
components and Fibre Channel links specific to the Sun StorEdge 3900 series, shown
in
, and the Sun StorEdge 6900 series, shown in
.
TABLE 2-1
Link
Provides Fibre Channel Link Between these Components
A1 to B1
Datahost, sw1a, and sw1b
A2
sw1a and v1a*
B2
sw1b and v1b*
A3
v1a and sw2a*
B3
v1b and sw2b*
A4
Master Sun StorEdge T3+ array and the “A” path switch
B4
AltMaster Sun StorEdge T3+ array and the “B” path switch
T1 to T2
sw2a and sw2b*
* Sun StorEdge 6900 series only