HP StorageWorks 2/24 FW V06.02.00/HAFM SW V08.02.00 HP StorageWorks HA-Fabric - Page 17
Reinstalling feature licenses, CTP controls port lights, Issue concerning HAFM remote client access
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About this document Firmware 06.02.00-22 includes minor bug fixes, and provides support for second-generation Edge Switch 2/12 and Edge Switch 2/24 switches. This is the minimum M-Series firmware supported on the second-generation Edge Switch 2/12 and Edge Switch 2/24. For customers who want to add a second-generation switch to their existing SAN, but are not ready to upgrade their SAN from 5.x to 06.02.00, there is a downgrade firmware version for each of these edge switches which provides compatibility with a SAN running 05.02.00. Firmware 05.03.01-01 is available for the Edge Switch 2/24, and firmware 05.05.01-01 is available for the Edge Switch 2/12. These versions are installed only on the Edge Switch 2/24 and Edge Switch 2/12, and only when these switches are placed in a M-Series SAN running 05.02.00 firmware. A copy of these versions of firmware, are contained on the HP StorageWorks edge switch documentation and firmware CD (Part Number 524-000001-005). Reinstalling feature licenses Feature licenses (or keys) must be reinstalled after performing a factory reset on an edge switch to regain use of the licensed features (e.g., SANtegrity Binding). CTP controls port lights Port lights on the edge switch and director products are controlled by the CTP functionality. Certain activities such as firmware updates, IPLing the CTP, or switching over to the backup CTP (director) can cause these port lights to extinguish momentarily until control is reasserted by the CTP. The actual Fibre Channel traffic is not affected during these times. Issue concerning HAFM remote client access to the HAFM appliance with dual LAN configuration When using a single public LAN connection at the HAFM appliance for all Ethernet communications, the single LAN connection operates correctly for the following functions: ■ Directors and edge switches that the HAFM appliance manages ■ Computers seeking remote client access to the HAFM appliance ■ SAN management applications such as HP OpenView SAN Area Manager When using two LAN connections (public and private) at the HAFM appliance, Microsoft Windows and HAFM determine the following: HP StorageWorks HA-Fabric Manager release notes 17