HP 8/20q HP StorageWorks Simple SAN Connection Manager User Guide (5697-0460, - Page 98

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• LUN Flags To view details about the drives, logical disks, and volumes on a server: 1. In the navigation pane under Server-Storage View, select the server for which you want to view details. 2. Under [Logical Disk/Volume List], select a logical disk, and then click a drive letter. The content pane provides the details for the selected drive; Figure 69 shows an example. Figure 69 Drive, disk, and volume information The data is organized into sections for general, disk, and volume information as follows: • The top section, under the drive letter, provides the subsystem name, logical disk (LUN) name, server name, and the adapter through which the volume is accessed. • The Disk Information section provides details about the disk to which the volume belongs (a disk may have multiple volumes), including: • Disk name • Status (for example, Online or Offline) • Vendor name (HP) • Capacity • Health (for example, Healthy) • Disk address that appears in the Windows Device Manager or the Drive Details dialog box (see Figure 89 on page 114). • The Volume Information section provides the following details for the volume: • A pie chart shows the volume's used and available space (similar to the Windows volume details). • Name indicates the volume name (not drive letter); this name is used by Simple SAN Connection Manager to open and close this volume. • Attributes may include Active, Read-only, Boot, System, and so on. 98 Managing Servers

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98
Managing Servers
•
LUN Flags
To view details about the drives, logical disks, and volumes on a server:
1.
In the navigation pane under Server-Storage View, select the server for which you want to view details.
2.
Under [Logical Disk/Volume List], select a logical disk, and then click a drive letter.
The content pane provides the details for the selected drive;
Figure 69
shows an example.
Figure 69
Drive, disk, and volume information
The data is organized into sections for general, disk, and volume information as follows:
•
The top section, under the drive letter, provides the subsystem name, logical disk (LUN) name, server
name, and the adapter through which the volume is accessed.
•
The Disk Information section provides details about the disk to which the volume belongs (a disk
may have multiple volumes), including:
•
Disk name
•
Status (for example, Online or Offline)
•
Vendor name (HP)
•
Capacity
•
Health (for example, Healthy)
•
Disk address that appears in the Windows Device Manager or the Drive Details dialog box (see
Figure 89
on page 114).
•
The Volume Information section provides the following details for the volume:
•
A pie chart shows the volume’s used and available space (similar to the Windows volume
details).
•
Name indicates the volume name (not drive letter); this name is used by Simple SAN
Connection Manager to open and close this volume.
•
Attributes may include Active, Read-only, Boot, System, and so on.