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Chapter 3 Basic Functions
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(ii) Disk Array Subsystem Name
Names for identifying disk arrays uniquely.
An optional name can be set to the disk array. Refer to 3.3 “Nickname Setting” for setting method.
(iii) State
Displays integrated operating state in the whole disk array at “State” column.
Ready: All disk array components are in normal operation.
Ready (Maintenance): An event that needs “maintenance” occurs in any disk array.
Fault: “Fault” occurs in any disk array component.
(iv) Monitoring State
Displays the monitoring state to the disk array at “Monitoring State” column.
Running: Status that monitoring is executing to the target disk array
Starting demand: Status that monitoring to the target disk array is starting
Configuration: Status that Configuration setting of the target disk array is under way
Stopping demand: Status that monitoring stop processing to the target disk array by user specification is
executing
Stop: Status that monitoring to the target disk array by user specification is stopping
Stop(Maintenance): Status that monitoring to the target disk array is stopping because of maintenance
operation such as configuration change
Stop(Fault): Status that monitoring to the target disk array is stopping because of fault detection
Wait Recovery: Status that monitoring on disk array was disabled due to disk array failure or control
path failure, and therefore recovery of the monitoring on the disk array is waited for
Unknown: Status in which disk array components are not being monitored. This state includes
that the SVP settings of the target disk array include an incorrect IP address setting,
or the target disk array could not be connected to the iSM server.
(v) SAA
Subsystem Absolute Address (56 hexadecimal digits) of the identification information of disk array is displayed
at the “SAA” column.