HP 4400 HP StorageWorks Fabric OS 6.2.2e Release Notes (5697-0809, February 20 - Page 29
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Table 7 Web Tools functionality in DCFM (continued) Function Device accessibility matrix Web Tools 6.1.0 Zone Admin DCFM Configure > Zoning The Compare dialog provides the Storage-Host and Host-Storage view in a tree representation that is comparable to the Device Accessibility Matrix when all devices are selected. Fabric events Fabric summary FCIP tunnel configuration1 GigE ports interface GigE ports route Non-local switch ports display in zoning tree Monitor > Fabric events Reports > Fabric summary Monitor > Logs > Events Monitor > Reports > Fabric Summary report Port Admin Module, GigE tab Configure > FCIP tunnel Port Admin Module, GigE tab Configure > FCIP tunnel Port Admin Module, GigE tab Configure > FCIP tunnel Zone Admin Admin Domain Switch Admin > DCC policies Performance Monitoring2 Configure > Zoning Remove offline or inaccessible devices Zone Admin Configure > Zoning Replace/Replace All zone members by selecting the offline devices from the zone tree. Offline devices have an unknown overlay badge with good visibility. Zone database summary ping Zone Admin Configure > Zoning Zoning report for both online and offline database 1 Viewing FCIP tunnels is supported in Web Tools 6.1.1, but New, Edit Config, and Delete are available only in DCFM. 2 In Web Tools, non-local switch port id/WWN can be added using text box. Encryption behavior • HP recommends that the encrypted LUN containers be created when all of the nodes/Encryption Engines (EE) in the Data Encryption Key (DEK)/High Availability Cluster (HAC) are up and enabled. • If two EEs are part of a HAC, configure the host/target pair such that they form a multipath from both EEs. Avoid connecting both host/target pairs to the same EE. This connectivity does not provide full redundancy when EE failure results in HAC failover. • LUN configuration ◦ The following process is to be used then when configuring a LUN for encryption: - Add the LUN as clear-text to the Crypto Target Container (CTC). - When the LUN comes online and clear-text host I/O starts, modify the LUN from clear-text to encrypt, including the enable_encexistingdata option to convert the LUN from clear-text to encrypted. ◦ An exception to this LUN configuration process: if the LUN was previously encrypted by the HP encryption switch or HP encryption blade, the LUN can be added to the Crypto Target Container with the -encrypt and -lunstate ="encrypted" options. ◦ LUN configurations must be committed to take effect. No more than 25 LUNs can be added or modified in a single commit operation. Attempts to commit configurations that Encryption behavior 29