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HP 3PAR CIM Support, Standard Compliance, SMI-S Profiles, Supported Extensions, CIM Indications

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This protocol is defined by the following specifications: • Specification for the Representation of CIM in XML Defines a standard for the representation of CIM elements and messages in XML, written in Document Type Definition (DTD). • CIM Operations over HTTP Defines a mapping of CIM Messages onto HTTP that allows implementations of CIM to interoperate in an open, standardized manner. It uses the CIM XML DTD that defines the XML Schema for CIM objects and messages. • WBEM Discovery using Service Location Protocol (SLP) WBEM Discovery using SLP is a method for applications to identify WBEM-based management systems. For more information regarding WBEM and CIM, please refer to the DMTF web site at http:// www.dmtf.org. HP 3PAR CIM Support The following sections provide information about the HP 3PAR CIM API provided with HP 3PAR OS Version 3.1.2. Standard Compliance • The HP 3PAR CIM Server supports SMI-S version 1.1.0. • The HP 3PAR CIM API passes SNIA-CTP conformance. For additional information, see http:// www.snia.org. SMI-S Profiles SMI-S defines a number of profiles that are used to manage elements of a SAN. These SMI-S Profiles are described in detail in the HP 3PAR CIM API Programming Reference. Supported Extensions The HP 3PAR CIM Server supports additional classes that provide management for system specific features not covered by SMI-S. Refer to the HP 3PAR CIM API Programming Reference for complete information. CIM Indications SMI-S provides for asynchronous notification of events that indicate changes in the CIM server or the managed elements controlled by the CIM server. CIM Indications are the mechanism for delivery of such events. A CIM client must subscribe to indications that it wants to receive the event notifications from the CIM server. For detailed information regarding Indications, refer to SMI-S at http://www.snia.org. The HP 3PAR CIM Server currently supports indication subscriptions for changes in the operational status of fibre channel ports. Refer to the HP 3PAR CIM API Programming Reference for complete information. HP 3PAR CIM Support 79

Section	Page
HP 3PAR StoreServ Storage Concepts Guide	1
Contents	3
1 Overview	7
HP 3PAR Storage Concepts and Terminology	7
Physical Disks	8
Chunklets	8
Logical Disks	8
Common Provisioning Groups	8
Virtual Volumes	8
Fully-provisioned Virtual Volumes	8
Thinly-provisioned Virtual Volumes	8
Physical Copies	9
Virtual Copy Snapshots	9
Exporting Virtual Volumes	9
HP 3PAR Software	9
HP 3PAR Software Products and Features	10
HP 3PAR Software Licensing Requirements	13
2 HP 3PAR Storage System Users	18
User Accounts	18
Local User Authentication and Authorization	19
LDAP User Authentication and Authorization	19
Domain User Access	19
3 Lightweight Directory Access Protocol	20
Overview	20
Active Directory	20
OpenLDAP	20
LDAP Users	20
LDAP Server Data Organization	21
LDAP and Domains	21
LDAP Authentication and Authorization	22
Authentication	22
Simple Binding	22
SASL Binding	22
Authorization	22
Authorization on Systems Using Virtual Domains	23
4 HP 3PAR Virtual Domains	24
Overview	24
Domain Types	24
Domain Type	25
Users and Domain Rights	25
Object and Domain Association Rules	25
The Default and Current Domains	25
5 Ports and Hosts	27
Overview	27
About Ports	27
Port Location Formats	28
Port Target, Initiator, and Peer Modes	29
Active and Inactive Hosts	29
Adding and Removing Hosts	29
Managing Host Personas	30
Legacy Host Personas	31
The Host Explorer Software Agent	31
6 Chunklets	32
Overview	32
Physical Disk Chunklets	32
Spare Chunklets	32
7 Logical Disks	34
Overview	34
Logical Disks and Common Provisioning Groups	34
Logical Disk Types	34
RAID Types	35
RAID 0	35
RAID 1 and 10	35
RAID 5 and 50	36
RAID Multi-Parity	37
Logical Disk Size and RAID Types	38
8 Common Provisioning Groups	39
Overview	39
Precautions and Planning	39
Growth Increments, Warnings, and Limits	39
Growth Increment	40
Growth Warning	40
Growth Limit	40
System Guidelines for Creating CPGs	41
Volume Types Associated with CPGs	41
9 Virtual Volumes	42
Overview	42
Virtual Volume Types	42
Administrative Volumes	43
Fully-provisioned Virtual Volumes	43
Thinly Provisioned Virtual Volumes	43
TPVV Warnings and Limits	44
Virtual Volume Online Conversion	45
Physical Copies	45
Virtual Copy Snapshots	46
Virtual Copy Snapshot Relationships	46
Copy-on-Write Function	47
Copy-of and Parent Relationships	48
Exporting Virtual Volumes	48
VLUN Templates and Active VLUNs	49
VLUN Template Types	49
Host Sees	49
Host Set	49
Port Presents	49
Matched Set	50
10 Reclaiming Unused Space	51
Overview	51
Reclaiming Unmapped Logical Disk Space from CPGs	51
Reclaiming Unmapped Logical Disk Space from Volumes	52
Automatically Reclaiming Unused Snapshot Space from Volumes	52
Manually Reclaiming Unused Snapshot Space from Volumes	52
Deleted Volume Snapshot Space	52
Logical Disks and Chunklet Initialization	52
11 Enhanced Storage Applications	53
Overview	53
HP 3PAR mySnapshot Software	53
HP 3PAR Dynamic Optimization Software	53
HP 3PAR System Tuner Software	54
HP 3PAR Thin Conversion Software	55
Assessment	55
Data Preparation	55
Zeroing Unused Space	56
Creating a Physical Copy	56
HP 3PAR Thin Persistence Software	56
HP 3PAR Thin Copy Reclamation Software	56
HP 3PAR Virtual Lock Software	57
HP 3PAR Adaptive Optimization Software	57
HP 3PAR Peer Motion Software	58
Data Encryption	58
Priority Optimization	59
Automatic and Transparent Failover	59
12 HP 3PAR Storage System Hardware	61
Overview	61
Identifying System Components	61
Physical Disks	63
Drive Cage/Enclosure Models	64
HP M6710 Drive Enclosure	64
HP M6720 Drive Enclosure	64
DC4 Drive Cages and Ports and Cabling	64
DC3 Drive Cage and Ports and Cabling	65
Controller Nodes	66
Port Numbering	67
HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 Controller Node Numbering	67
HP 3PAR StoreServ 10000 Controller Node Numbering	68
T-Class Controller Node Numbering	69
F-Class Controller Node Numbering	70
13 HP 3PAR SNMP Infrastructure	72
Overview	72
About SNMP	72
SNMP Managers	72
The HP 3PAR SNMP Agent	72
Standard Compliance	73
Supported MIBs	73
MIB-II	73
Exposed Objects	74
System Description	74
System Object ID	74
System Up Time	74
System Contact Information	74
System Name	75
System Location	75
The HP 3PAR MIB	75
alertNotify Traps	76
14 The HP 3PAR CIM API	78
Overview	78
About SMI-S	78
About the WBEM Initiative	78
HP 3PAR CIM Support	79
Standard Compliance	79
SMI-S Profiles	79
Supported Extensions	79
CIM Indications	79
15 Comparing HP 3PAR to EVA Terms	80
16 Support and Other Resources	81
Contacting HP	81
HP 3PAR documentation	81
Typographic conventions	84
HP 3PAR branding information	84
17 Documentation feedback	85
Glossary	86

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This protocol is defined by the following specifications:

•

Specification for the Representation of CIM in XML

Defines a standard for the representation of CIM elements and messages in XML, written in Document

Type Definition (DTD).

•

CIM Operations over HTTP

Defines a mapping of CIM Messages onto HTTP that allows implementations of CIM to interoperate

in an open, standardized manner. It uses the CIM XML DTD that defines the XML Schema for CIM

objects and messages.

•

WBEM Discovery using Service Location Protocol (SLP)

WBEM Discovery using SLP is a method for applications to identify WBEM-based management

systems.

For more information regarding WBEM and CIM, please refer to the DMTF web site at

tp://

.dmtf

HP 3PAR CIM Support

The following sections provide information about the HP 3PAR CIM API provided with HP 3PAR

OS Version 3.1.2.

Standard Compliance

•

The HP 3PAR CIM Server supports SMI-S version 1.1.0.

•

The HP 3PAR CIM API passes SNIA-CTP conformance. For additional information, see

tp://

.sni

SMI-S Profiles

SMI-S defines a number of profiles that are used to manage elements of a SAN. These SMI-S

Profiles are described in detail in the

HP 3PAR CIM API Programming Referenc

Supported Extensions

The HP 3PAR CIM Server supports additional classes that provide management for system specific

features not covered by SMI-S. Refer to the

HP 3PAR CIM API Programming Reference

for complete

information.

CIM Indications

SMI-S provides for asynchronous notification of events that indicate changes in the CIM server or

the managed elements controlled by the CIM server. CIM Indications are the mechanism for delivery

of such events. A CIM client must subscribe to indications that it wants to receive the event

notifications from the CIM server. For detailed information regarding Indications, refer to SMI-S at

tp://w

.sni

The HP 3PAR CIM Server currently supports indication subscriptions for changes in the operational

status of fibre channel ports. Refer to the

HP 3PAR CIM API Programming Reference

for complete

information.

HP 3PAR CIM Support