Dell PowerVault MD3200 Owner's Manual - Page 84
Using the Mappings Tab, Defining a Host
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• Change the host port identifier alias or user label. • Move or associate a host port identifier to a different host. • Replace a host port identifier with a new host port identifier. • Manually activate an inactive host port so that the port can gain access to host specific or host group specific LUN mappings. • Set the host port type to another type. • Move a host from one host group to another host group. • Remove a host group, a host, or a host port identifier. • Rename a host group, or a host. Using the Mappings Tab In the mappings tab you can: • Define hosts and hosts groups • Add mappings to the selected host groups For more information, see the PowerVault Modular Disk Storage Manager online help topics. Defining a Host You can use the Define Host Wizard in the AMW to define a host for a storage array. Either a known unassociated host port identifier or a new host port identifier can be added. NOTE: A user label must be specified before the host port identifier may be added (the add button is disabled until one is entered). To define a host: 1 In the AMW, select the Mappings tab and select the appropriate storage array. 2 Perform one of the actions: • Select Mappings Define Host. • Select the Setup tab, and click Manually Define Hosts. 84 Configuration: About Your Host