HP BL680c HP integrated Citrix XenServer 5.0 Release Notes - Page 6

Pseudo LUN appears after removing all LUNs to host After removing all LUNs presented to a HP integrated Citrix XenServer host, a pseudo LUN might still be present to each host in the pool. The WWN presented to each host is not valid and does not represent a real LUN. If logged out when screen saver starts system console can abort a running task For security reasons, if no user activity is detected for 10 minutes, HP ProLiant Virtual Console (PVC) automatically logs out. Any open windows close in PVC, and any jobs started within the console are aborted. For uninterrupted completion of jobs that take more than 10 minutes and do not require any user interaction, use a secure shell session to connect to the host and start the job within that session. ALT+TAB does not work inside Windows virtual machine HP PVC uses the [ALT+TAB] key combination to switch between windows opened within PVC. As a result, the virtual machine can not use this key combination or use it to switch between open windows within a virtual machine. Use the mouse to select and switch between windows in a virtual machine. Removal from Pool causes issues with server configuration When a server is removed from a pool, configuration information is lost. If this happens, reconfigure the server. 1. To restore the factory configuration setting, from the PVC, select Tools, and then select Revert to Factory Configuration. 2. Run the first installation setup wizard to configure the server. This is a Citrix XenServer issue and will be fixed in future release of the product. Very low throughput on NetXen P3 chipset with XenServer You might see lower than expected throughput when using NetXen NICs. This problem should be resolved in an upcoming release. Important notes and recommendations 6