HP MSA 1040 HP MSA 1040/2040 Controller GL 105 Firmware Release Notes - Page 5

Enhancements, Fixes, Important firmware notes, In the Command Line Interface CLI, - iscsi

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Enhancements • Added support for the following controllers: ◦ HP MSA 1040 FC ◦ HP MSA 1040 1G iSCSI ◦ HP MSA 1040 10G iSCSI • In the Command Line Interface (CLI), the trust command is now more selective when user input is needed and more automated when it is not needed. When out-of-sync or partially reconstructed disks are required, the instructions and consequences are clearer. Fixes The following issues have been fixed: • Replications scheduled with time constraints might not occur within the scheduled time, and the scheduler might expire before it reaches the desired number of replications. • The Storage Management Utility (SMU) erroneously reports successful deletion of a host with volume maps. • When you are logged in to SMU with Japanese locale, the table of contents for help text is not valid. • After you click Apply, the values of the SNMP Notification page are not updated correctly in the SMU. • You could set the start time of a one-time schedule to a time earlier than the current time. • The CLI command show frus might show an OK status for a RAID controller that is not installed. • Single-controller systems converted from dual-controller systems might show unhealthy components from the missing controller. • The user session is not terminated when the user is deleted. • After a firmware upgrade, the bundle version might not reflect all component versions of the bundle correctly. • When the system has an unwriteable cache, components of a firmware upgrade fail. • Online help text for a replication volume status of Offline indicates that the volume can be accessed. • When a system is configured as single-controller, controller B ports are also displayed in the output of CLI command show ports. • SMI-S Alert Indication for Power Supplies and Disks returns an invalid device ID in the AlertingManagedElement attribute. Important firmware notes • Windows Server 2012 management integration: ◦ HP recommends that you update the Windows cache by using the cmdlet, Update-StorageProviderCache -DiscoveryLevel Full -Name manually, after attempting any storage provision operations that use the MSA management interface. ◦ HP recommends that you use the MSA management interface (Storage Management Utility or Command Line Interface) to modify volume mappings, delete volumes, or modify volume names. Manually update Windows cache by using the cmdlet, Enhancements 5

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Enhancements
•
Added support for the following controllers:
HP MSA 1040 FC
◦
◦
HP MSA 1040 1G iSCSI
◦
HP MSA 1040 10G iSCSI
•
In the Command Line Interface (CLI), the
trust
command is now more selective when user input
is needed and more automated when it is not needed. When out-of-sync or partially reconstructed
disks are required, the instructions and consequences are clearer.
Fixes
The following issues have been fixed:
•
Replications scheduled with time constraints might not occur within the scheduled time, and the
scheduler might expire before it reaches the desired number of replications.
•
The Storage Management Utility (SMU) erroneously reports successful deletion of a host with
volume maps.
•
When you are logged in to SMU with Japanese locale, the table of contents for help text is not
valid.
•
After you click
Apply
, the values of the SNMP Notification page are not updated correctly in the
SMU.
•
You could set the start time of a one-time schedule to a time earlier than the current time.
•
The CLI command
show frus
might show an OK status for a RAID controller that is not installed.
•
Single-controller systems converted from dual-controller systems might show unhealthy components
from the missing controller.
•
The user session is not terminated when the user is deleted.
•
After a firmware upgrade, the bundle version might not reflect all component versions of the
bundle correctly.
•
When the system has an unwriteable cache, components of a firmware upgrade fail.
•
Online help text for a replication volume status of
Offline
indicates that the volume can be
accessed.
•
When a system is configured as single-controller, controller B ports are also displayed in the
output of CLI command show ports.
•
SMI-S Alert Indication for Power Supplies and Disks returns an invalid device ID in the
AlertingManagedElement
attribute.
Important firmware notes
•
Windows Server 2012 management integration:
HP recommends that you update the Windows cache by using the cmdlet,
Update-StorageProviderCache -DiscoveryLevel Full -Name
◦
<storageProviderName>
manually, after attempting any storage provision operations
that use the MSA management interface.
◦
HP recommends that you use the MSA management interface (Storage Management Utility
or Command Line Interface) to modify volume mappings, delete volumes, or modify volume
names. Manually update Windows cache by using the cmdlet,
Enhancements
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