Chaparral G5312/G7313 ユーザーズマニュアル
G- and K-Series User’s Guide
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Viewing Known WWNs
You can view a list of all server (host) WWNs that the controller is aware of on your
SAN. The controller will be aware of any server that was booted since the controller
was last restarted. Typically, servers scan for devices during their device discovery
process. When this happens, the controller saves the WWN information for the server
and retains the information even after you reboot the controller.
SAN. The controller will be aware of any server that was booted since the controller
was last restarted. Typically, servers scan for devices during their device discovery
process. When this happens, the controller saves the WWN information for the server
and retains the information even after you reboot the controller.
You can determine which WWN is for which server by booting one server at a time
and then viewing the WWN list. The most recently booted server is first on the list.
You can then give the servers names you recognize, for example you can use the
computer name that has already been assigned to each server, to make LUN zoning
easier to manage.
and then viewing the WWN list. The most recently booted server is first on the list.
You can then give the servers names you recognize, for example you can use the
computer name that has already been assigned to each server, to make LUN zoning
easier to manage.
To view known WWNs:
1
From the System Menu, select Configuration Menu and press Enter.
The Configuration Menu screen displays.
2
Select Manage Host Names and press Enter.
The Manage Host Names screen displays.