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Storage Library Subprofiles The following subprofiles are available for the storage library profile. Library Capacity Subprofile Using the ConfigurationCapacity and ElementCapacity classes, servers publish the minimum and maximum number of slots, drives, magazines, media changers, and other elements associated with the library. Software Subprofile Using the SoftwareIdentity class, provides information on the installed controller software. This is linked to the controller using an InstalledSoftwareIdentity association. Location Subprofile Using an instance of a Location class and the PhysicalElementLocation association, provides the location of a SAN element. Associated with product information, a PhysicalPackage may also have a location. Access Points Subprofile Provides remote access points for management tools. Devices with a web GUI allow device-specific configurations. This is modeled using a RemoteServiceAccessPoint. This is linked to the managed element using a HostedAccessPoint association. Only the HostedAccessPoint association needs to be instantiated. The HostedAccessPoint associates the service to the System on which it is hosted. Limited Access Port Subprofile Libraries contain Limited Access Ports elements (mail slots, cartridge access ports, or import/export elements). This subprofile defines the required classes necessary to publish information about these common components. Physical Package Subprofile CIM has a strong separation between the physical and logical sides of the model. A system is "realized" using a SystemPackaging association to a PhysicalPackage (or one of its subclasses such as Chassis). The physical containment model can then be built using Container associations and subclasses. Physical elements can be described as products by using the Product and ProductPhysicalComponent associations. Fibre Channel Target Port Subprofile The Fibre Channel Target Port Subprofile models the Fibre Channel-specific aspects of a target storage system. For Fibre Channel ports, the concrete subclass of CIM_LogicalPort is CIM_FCPort. CIM_FCPort is always associated 1 to 1 with a CIM_SCSIProtocolEndpoint instance. Dell PowerVault ML6000 SMI-S Reference Guide 9

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Dell PowerVault ML6000 SMI-S Reference Guide
9
Storage Library Subprofiles
The following subprofiles are available for the storage library profile.
Library Capacity Subprofile
Using the
ConfigurationCapacity
and
ElementCapacity
classes, servers publish the minimum and
maximum number of slots, drives, magazines, media changers, and other elements associated with the
library.
Software Subprofile
Using the
SoftwareIdentity
class, provides information on the installed controller software. This is
linked to the controller using an
InstalledSoftwareIdentity
association.
Location Subprofile
Using an instance of a
Location
class and the
PhysicalElementLocation
association, provides the
location of a SAN element. Associated with product information, a
PhysicalPackage
may also have a
location.
Access Points Subprofile
Provides remote access points for management tools.
Devices with a web GUI allow device-specific configurations. This is modeled using a
RemoteServiceAccessPoint
. This is linked to the managed element using a
HostedAccessPoint
association. Only the
HostedAccessPoint
association needs to be instantiated. The
HostedAccessPoint
associates the service to the System on which it is hosted.
Limited Access Port Subprofile
Libraries contain Limited Access Ports elements (mail slots, cartridge access ports, or import/export
elements). This subprofile defines the required classes necessary to publish information about these
common components.
Physical Package Subprofile
CIM has a strong separation between the physical and logical sides of the model. A system is "realized"
using a
SystemPackaging
association to a
PhysicalPackage
(or one of its subclasses such as
Chassis
). The physical containment model can then be built using
Container
associations and
subclasses.
Physical elements can be described as products by using the
Product
and
ProductPhysicalComponent
associations.
Fibre Channel Target Port Subprofile
The Fibre Channel Target Port Subprofile models the Fibre Channel-specific aspects of a target storage
system. For Fibre Channel ports, the concrete subclass of
CIM_LogicalPort
is
CIM_FCPort
.
CIM_FCPort
is always associated 1 to 1 with a
CIM_SCSIProtocolEndpoint
instance.