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on input, this can either be reference to TPD_SCSIController for FC host or TPD_iSCSIController for iSCSI host • Override: Override existing lower priority VLUNs, if necessary. Can be used only when exporting to a specific host. This parameter is a vendor-specific extension for 3PAR. The default value is false. • NoVCN: Do not issue a VLUN (Virtual Logical Unit Number) Change Notification (VCN) after export. For direct connect or loop configuration, a VCN consists of a fibre channel Loop Initialization Primitive (LIP). For fabric configuration a VCN consists of Registered State Change Notification (RSCN) being sent to the fabric controller. This parameter is a vendor-specific extension. The default value is false. • ResultDescriptions[]: An array of descriptive text of the result of the operation, with each entry containing the result of each expose path operation. This parameter is a vendor-specific extension. Table 72 ExposeLUsToStorageHardwareIDCollection Use Cases Use Cases LUNames Create a new Mandatory view HostNames Mandatory TargetPortLPIDs DeviceNumbers DeviceAccesses ProtocolControllers (On input) Optional Mandatory for 2.2.4 and before, optional for 2.3.1 and beyond. Mandatory NULL Parameters "Override" and "NoVCN" are optional. All other combinations of the parameters are rejected. There is one use case of ExposeLUsToStorageHardwareIDCollection() method (See Table 72 (page 85)). • Creating a new view: this creates host-sees VLUN if TargetPortLPIDs is NULL, or matched-set VLUN if TargetPortLPIDs is specified. ProtocolControllers parameter must be NULL. HideLUsFromStorageHardwareIDCollection(Removing Host-Sees VLUNs) HideLUsFromStorageHardwareIDCollection()is a method that is similar to HidePaths, except that it hides volumes from all host HBA initiator ports on the specified hosts. This operation is similar to removevlun of host-sees VLUNs. For matched-set VLUNs, see HidePaths. For port-present VLUNs, see HideDefaultLUs. The method signature is described below: uint32 HideLUsFromStorageHardwareIDCollection ( [Out] CIM_ConcreteJob ref Job, [In] String LUNames[], [In] String DeviceNumbers[], [In/Out] CIM_SCSIProtocolController ref ProtocolController[], [In] boolean NoVCN, [Out] String ResultDescriptions[]); • Job: This is ignored since the storage system does not support job control. • LUNames[]: An array of IDs of logical unit instances. The LU instances must already exist. The members of this array must match the Name property of StorageVolume instances. • DeviceNumbers[]: A list of logical unit numbers corresponding to the logical unit in the LUNames parameter. This is a vendor-specific extension and is optional. Masking and Mapping Subprofile 85

Section	Page
HP 3PAR CIM API Programming Reference	1
Contents	3
1 Concepts	10
About SMI-S	10
About the WBEM Initiative	10
2 Security	11
TCP Ports	11
Authentication	11
Authorization	11
3 Configuring and Using the CIM Server	12
CLI Command Overview	12
Enabling and Disabling the CIM Server	12
Enabling the CIM Server	12
Disabling the CIM Server	12
Displaying the CIM Server Status	12
Displaying the CIM Server Version	13
Communicating with the CIM Server	13
Client Software	13
Sending Client Requests	13
CIM Namespaces	14
4 CIM API SMI-S Support	15
Standard Compliance	15
SMI-S Functionality	15
Supported Discovery Service	15
Supported Profiles	15
Supported Array Packages	15
Supported Array Subprofiles	16
Supported Server Subprofile	16
Supported SMI-S Levels by Release	17
Discovery Service	17
Server Profile	18
Server Profile CIM Classes	18
Supported Methods	18
UML Diagram	18
Profile Registration Profile	18
CIM Classes	18
UML Diagram	19
Registered Version	19
SMI-S Profile	19
Array Profile	20
Array Profile CIM Classes	20
Supported Methods	20
Block Services Package	20
Block Services Package CIM Classes	20
Supported Methods	21
StorageCapabilities	21
StorageSetting	22
Creating a DynamicStoragePool (CPG) via SMI-S	26
Relevant Properties of DynamicStoragePool	28
Modifiable StorageSetting Properties for DSP	29
StorageCapabilities of DynamicStoragePool	30
StoragePoolConfigurationCapabilities of DynamicStoragePool	30
Creating a Volume Through SMI-S	31
Supported Method For Creating a Storage Volume	32
Method Signature	32
Creating Data and Snapshot Space from Two Storage Pools	33
Method Signature for CreateOrModifyElementFromStoragePools	33
CreateSetting	35
Creating a Volume with a Default Setting	35
Creating a Volume with a Non-Default Setting	36
Creating a Volume with Disk Pattern Filtering	37
Summary of Different Types of Volumes That Can Be Created	38
Modifiable StorageSetting Properties for StorageVolume	39
Calculating Capacity for StoragePool and StorageVolume	40
Primordial Storage Pool	40
Concrete Storage Pool	40
Dynamic Storage Pool (CPG)	41
Legacy Storage Volume	41
Initial State Example	42
Before Volume Creation	42
After Volume Creation	42
Fully Provisioned Storage Volume	43
Thinly Provisioned Storage Volume	44
Indications	46
Thin Provisioning Indications	46
Lifecycle Indications	48
Copy Services Subprofile	48
CIM Classes	48
TPD_AffectedJobElement	50
TPD_AllocatedFromStoragePool	50
TPD_AssociatedJobMethodResult	50
TPD_CapabilitiesOfStorageConfigurationService	50
TPD_CapabilitiesOfStoragePool	50
TPD_ConcreteJob	50
TPD_ConcreteJobInstModification	50
TPD_DeltaReplicaStoragePool	51
TPD_ElementSettingData	51
TPD_HostedStoragePool	51
TPD_MethodResult	51
TPD_OwningJobElement	51
TPD_ReplicaPoolForStorage	51
TPD_StorageCapabilities	51
TPD_StorageConfigurationCapabilities	51
TPD_StorageConfigurationService	52
TPD_StorageReplicationCapabilities	52
TPD_StorageSetting	55
TPD_StorageSynchronized	56
TPD_SystemVolume	57
TPD_DynamicStoragePool	57
SA/SD Space as StoragePool	57
Goal StorageSetting	57
CreateOrModifyStoragePool	58
Associations	58
TPD_ReplicaPoolForStorage	58
TPD_AllocatedFromStoragePool	58
Capacity Calculations	59
Non-CPVV	59
CPVV	59
UpdateDeltaSnapshotSpace() Method	60
Indications	61
Physical Copy	61
StorageSynchronized	61
StorageReplicationCapabilities	62
Job Control Subprofile Indications	67
Virtual Copy	67
StorageSynchronized	67
StorageReplicationCapabilities	68
Job Control Indications	70
Job Control	70
Overview	70
TPD_ConcreteJob	71
RequestStateChange() Method	71
GetError() Method	71
Mapping Error Code to CIM_Error	72
TPD_OwningJobElement	73
TPD_AffectedJobElement	73
TPD_AssociatedJobMethodResult	73
Indications	73
Location Subprofile	73
Location Subprofile CIM Classes	74
Supported Methods	74
Multiple Computer System Subprofile	74
Multiple Computer System Subprofile CIM Classes	74
Supported Methods	74
Software Subprofile	74
Software Subprofile CIM Classes	75
Supported Methods	75
Masking and Mapping Subprofile	75
Masking and Mapping Subprofile CIM Classes	75
Supported Methods	76
SMI-S View and Paths	76
ProtocolControllerMaskingCapabilities	79
ControllerConfigurationService	80
ExposePaths (Creating VLUNs)	81
HidePaths (Removing VLUNs)	82
ExposeDefaultLUs	84
HideDefaultLUs	84
ExposeLUsToStorageHardwareIDCollection (Creating Host-Sees VLUNs) (3PAR proprietary method)	84
HideLUsFromStorageHardwareIDCollection(Removing Host-Sees VLUNs)	85
StorageHardwareIDManagementService	86
CreateStorageHardwareID (Creating Host and Path)	87
DeleteStorageHardwareID (Removing a Path from a Host)	87
CreateStorageHardwareIDCollection (Creating a Host)	88
AddStorageHardwareIDsToCollection (Adding a Path to a Host)	88
SetISCSICHAP	89
RemoveISCSICHAP	89
StorageHardwareIDCollection.ModifyInstance	89
StorageHardwareIDCollection.DeleteInstance (Deleting a Host)	89
ConcreteDependency	90
SAPAvailableForElement	90
iSCSISAPAvailableForElement	90
SCSIPrococolController	90
iSCSIPrococolController	90
SCSIPrococolEndpoint	90
iSCSIPrococolEndpoint	91
ControllerForUnit	91
iSCSIControllerForUnit	92
StorageClientSettingData	92
StorageHardwareID	92
TPD_StorageHardwareIDCollection	92
Supporting classes	92
AuthorizedPrivilege	92
PrivilegeForStorageHardwareID	93
PrivilegeForStorageHardwareIDCollection	93
AuthorizedSubject	93
AuthorizedTarget	93
ConcreteDependency	93
SystemEndpoint (HostedAccessPoint)	93
ElementCapabilities	93
ElementSettingData	93
MemberOfCollection	93
ProtocolControllerMaskingCapabilities	93
FC Target Ports Subprofile	93
FC Target Ports Subprofile CIM Classes	94
Supported Methods	94
FCoE Target Port	94
Distinctions between FC and FCoE Port	94
FC Initiator Ports Subprofile	94
FC Initiator Ports Subprofile CIM Classes	95
Supported Methods	95
iSCSI Target Ports Subprofile	95
iSCSI Target Ports Subprofile CIM Classes	95
Supported Methods	96
Distinction between iSCSI and iSCSI over CNA Port	96
Disk Drive Lite Subprofile	96
Disk Drive Lite Subprofile CIM Classes	96
Supported Methods	97
Block Server Performance Subprofile	97
Block Server Performance Subprofile CIM Classes	97
TPD_ArrayStatisticalData	97
TPD_NodeStatisticalData	98
TPD_VolumeStatisticalData	100
TPD_PortStatisticalData	100
TPD_DiskStatisticalData	101
TPD_LUNStatisticalData	102
Supported Methods	102
Replication Services Profile	102
CIM Classes	103
TPD_ReplicationGroup	103
TPD_RemoteReplicationGroup	104
TPD_ReplicationService	105
TPD_ReplicationServiceCapabilities	117
TPD_RemoteStorageSynchronized	128
TPD_ReplicationEntity	132
TPD_RemoteReplicationGroup	133
TPD_RemoteGroupSynchronized	133
TPD_OrderedMemberOfRemoteReplicationGroup	135
TPD_ReplicationServiceAffectsRemoteReplicationGroup	135
TPD_HostedRemoteReplicationGroup	135
TPD_SAPAvailableForRemoteReplicaVolume	136
TPD_SAPAvailableForRemoteReplicationGroup	136
Thin Provisioning Profile	136
SAS Initiator Ports Profile	136
Supported Methods	137
5 CIM Indications	138
Lifecycle Indications	138
Storage Volume	138
TPD_StorageVolumeInstCreation	138
TPD_StorageVolumeInstDeletion	138
TPD_StorageVolumeInstModification	138
DynamicStoragePool	138
TPD_DynamicStoragePoolInstCreation	138
TPD_DynamicStoragePoolInstDeletion	139
TPD_DynamicStoragePoolInstModification	139
Fibre Channel Ports	139
Job Control for Copy Services	139
AlertIndication	139
Thin Provisioning	139
Generic AlertIndications	140
State Change Alerts	142
6 CIM-API Extensions	144
Health Management	144
Controller Node Subsystem	144
Controller Node Subsystem CIM Classes	144
Properties for TPD_StorageSystem	144
Properties for TPD_NodeSystem	145
Properties for TPD_PCICard	145
Properties for TPD_NodeCPU	145
Properties for TPD_PhysicalMemory	145
Properties for TPD_IDEDrive	145
Supported Methods	146
UML Diagram	146
Disk Enclosure Subsystem	146
Disk Enclosure Subsystem CIM Classes	146
Properties for TPD_StorageSystem	147
Properties for TPD_DriveCage	147
Properties for TPD_CageInterfaceCard	147
Properties for TPD_Magazine	147
Properties for TPD_DiskDrive	147
Supported Methods	148
UML Diagram	148
Power and Cooling	148
Power and Cooling CIM Classes	148
Properties for TPD_StorageSystem	149
Properties for TPD_NodeSystem	149
Properties for TPD_DriveCage	149
Properties for TPD_PowerSupply	150
Properties for TPD_Battery	150
Properties for TPD_Fan	150
Supported Methods	150
UML Diagram	151
Inventory Management	151
Controller Node Subsystem	151
Controller Node Subsystem CIM Classes	151
Properties for TPD_StorageSystem	152
Properties for TPD_SystemPackage	152
Properties for TPD_NodeSystem	152
Properties for TPD_NodePackage	152
Properties for TPD_PCICard	152
Properties for TPD_NodeCPU	153
Properties for TPD_PhysicalMemory	153
Properties for TPD_IDEDrive	153
Supported Methods	153
UML Diagram	154
Disk Enclosure Subsystem	154
Disk Enclosure Subsystem CIM Classes	154
Properties for TPD_StorageSystem	154
Properties for TPD_DriveCage	155
Properties for TPD_CageInterfaceCard	155
Properties for TPD_Magazine	155
Properties for TPD_DiskDrive	155
Properties for TPD_DiskDrivePackage	156
Properties for TPD_DiskSoftwareIdentity	156
Supported Methods	156
UML Diagram	156
Power and Cooling	156
Power and Cooling CIM Classes	157
Properties for TPD_StorageSystem	157
Properties for TPD_NodeSystem	157
Properties for TPD_DriveCage	157
Properties for TPD_PowerSupply	158
Properties for TPD_Battery	158
Properties for TPD_Fan	158
Supported Methods	158
UML Diagram	159
Domain, User and Licenses	159
Description	159
CIM Classes	159
Properties for TPD_StorageSystem	160
Properties for TPD_StorageDomainGroup	160
Supported Methods	160
Methods for TPD_StorageHardwareIDCollection	160
Thin Provisioning and TPVV Manipulations	160
7 Support and Other Resources	161
Contacting HP	161
HP 3PAR documentation	161
Typographic conventions	164
HP 3PAR branding information	164
8 Documentation feedback	165
A Managed Object Format Files	166
3PAR_InterOp.mof	166
3PAR_TPD.mof	170
3PAR_TPDCage.mof	236
3PAR_TPDCopySvcs.mof	247
3PAR_TPDDisk.mof	248
3PAR_TPDNode.mof	255
3PAR_TPDEnv.mof	263
3PAR_TPDIndication.mof	268
3PAR_TPDLocation.mof	272
3PAR_TPDEthPort.mof	273
3PAR_TPDiSCSI.mof	275
3PAR_TPDJob.mof	283
3PAR_TPDReplicationSvcs.mof	286
3PAR_TPDStats.mof	296

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on input, this can either be reference to

TPD_SCSIController

for FC host or

TPD_iSCSIController

for iSCSI host

•

Override

: Override existing lower priority VLUNs, if necessary. Can be used only when

exporting to a specific host. This parameter is a vendor-specific extension for 3PAR. The default

value is false.

•

NoVCN

: Do not issue a VLUN (Virtual Logical Unit Number) Change Notification (VCN) after

export. For direct connect or loop configuration, a VCN consists of a fibre channel Loop

Initialization Primitive (LIP). For fabric configuration a VCN consists of Registered State Change

Notification (RSCN) being sent to the fabric controller. This parameter is a vendor-specific

extension. The default value is false.

•

ResultDescriptions[]

: An array of descriptive text of the result of the operation, with each entry

containing the result of each expose path operation. This parameter is a vendor-specific

extension.

Table 72 ExposeLUsToStorageHardwareIDCollection Use Cases

ProtocolControllers

(On input)

DeviceAccesses

DeviceNumbers

TargetPortLPIDs

HostNames

LUNames

Use Cases

NULL

Mandatory

Mandatory for

2.2.4 and

Optional

Mandatory

Create a new

view

before,

optional for

2.3.1 and

beyond.

Parameters “

Override

” and “

NoVCN

” are optional. All other combinations of the parameters are

rejected.

There is one use case of

ExposeLUsToStorageHardwareIDCollection()

method (See

Table 72 (page 85)

•

Creating a new view

: this creates host-sees VLUN if

TargetPortLPIDs

is NULL, or matched-set

VLUN if

TargetPortLPIDs

is specified.

ProtocolController

s parameter must be NULL.

HideLUsFromStorageHardwareIDCollection(Removing Host-Sees VLUNs)

HideLUsFromStorageHardwareIDCollection()

is a method that is similar to

HidePaths

except that it hides volumes from all host HBA initiator ports on the specified hosts.

This operation is similar to

removevlun

of host-sees VLUNs. For matched-set VLUNs, see

HidePaths

. For port-present VLUNs, see

HideDefaultLUs

The method signature is described below:

uint32 HideLUsFromStorageHardwareIDCollection (

[Out] CIM_ConcreteJob ref Job,

[In] String LUNames[],

[In] String DeviceNumbers[],

[In/Out] CIM_SCSIProtocolController ref ProtocolController[],

[In] boolean NoVCN,

[Out] String ResultDescriptions[]);

•

Job

: This is ignored since the storage system does not support job control.

•

LUNames[]

: An array of IDs of logical unit instances. The LU instances must already exist. The

members of this array must match the Name property of StorageVolume instances.

•

DeviceNumbers[]

: A list of logical unit numbers corresponding to the logical unit in the

LUNames

parameter. This is a vendor-specific extension and is optional.

Masking and Mapping Subprofile