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The End User License Agreement EULA is displayed

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The End User License Agreement (EULA) is displayed (Figure 4). The installation progress window (Figure 7) appears briefly, and then the Available Storage Subsystem dialog box (Figure 6) prompts you to select the type of HP storage subsystem for this station. Figure 4 Installation wizard: HP license agreement 3. Read the text of the HP EULA, and then either click Agree to start the software installation or click Disagree to cancel the installation. The installation options window (Figure 5) opens. Figure 6 Available Storage Subsystem dialog box 6. Select one or more storage subsystem types (EVA and/or MSA) that exist in your SAN by choosing Yes from the drop-down menu for the appropriate subsystem types. Then click OK to close this dialog box and continue the installation. The progress window (Figure 7) monitors the installation. A progress bar shows the percent of the installation completed and icons show the status of each component as it is installed; for example: • A icon indicates successful installation of the component. • A icon indicates a component that has not been installed or that was skipped because there is a later version of the component in the system. • A icon indicates that an error occurred during installation of this component. (The final wizard window will provide additional information about component installation errors.) Figure 5 Installation wizard: options (Management Installation selected) 4. To install all of the components required for a management station with both EVA and MSA storage, select the Management Installation option. In addition, you can select one or both of the following optional components: • HP SAN Designer provides quick and easy ways to design SANs based on your specific performance, cost, and future storage needs. The tool generates a SAN topology diagram, a detailed list of required SAN components, as well as recommendations for planning your future growth requirements. • HP SAN Visibility is a SAN data analysis tool that securely analyzes your SAN configuration, providing an automated inventory process for switches, HBAs, and storage systems, including firmware version verification. 5. Click Install. Figure 7 Installation wizard: progress indicator (Management Installation) Page 4

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The End User License Agreement (EULA) is displayed (
Figure 4
).
Figure 4
Installation wizard: HP license agreement
3.
Read the text of the HP EULA, and then either click
Agree
to start
the software installation or click
Disagree
to cancel the
installation.
The installation options window (
Figure 5
) opens.
Figure 5
Installation wizard: options (Management Installation
selected)
4.
To install all of the components required for a management
station with both EVA and MSA storage, select the
Management
Installation
option. In addition, you can select one or both of the
following optional components:
HP SAN Designer
provides quick and easy ways to design
SANs based on your specific performance, cost, and future
storage needs. The tool generates a SAN topology diagram,
a detailed list of required SAN components, as well as
recommendations for planning your future growth
requirements.
HP SAN Visibility
is a SAN data analysis tool that securely
analyzes your SAN configuration, providing an automated
inventory process for switches, HBAs, and storage systems,
including firmware version verification.
5.
Click
Install
.
The installation progress window (
Figure 7
) appears briefly, and
then the Available Storage Subsystem dialog box (
Figure 6
)
prompts you to select the type of HP storage subsystem for this
station.
Figure 6
Available Storage Subsystem dialog box
6.
Select one or more storage subsystem types (EVA and/or MSA)
that exist in your SAN by choosing
Yes
from the drop-down menu
for the appropriate subsystem types. Then click
OK
to close this
dialog box and continue the installation.
The progress window (
Figure 7
) monitors the installation. A
progress bar shows the percent of the installation completed and
icons show the status of each component as it is installed; for
example:
• A
icon indicates successful installation of the component.
• A
icon indicates a component that has not been installed
or that was skipped because there is a later version of the
component in the system.
• A
icon indicates that an error occurred during installation
of this component. (The final wizard window will provide
additional information about component installation errors.)
Figure 7
Installation wizard: progress indicator (Management
Installation)