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Once the IN-VSN server is up and running, an IN-VSN server window should
appear with server running status, as shown in Figure 3-13.
Figure 3-13 IN-VSN server up and running
Another indicator of the running status is the permanent change of colors of the
text in the middle of the IN-VSN server window. Once the IN-VSN server is
running, you can then start multiple IN-VSN client sessions pointing to the
servers IP address or DNS name.
Starting IN-VSN client sessions
The following prerequisites must be fulfilled before being able to start an IN-VSN
client session:
Have the IN-VSN client code installed.
On the workstation running the IN-VSN client, have the appropriate Java
Virtual Machine installed.
Have an IN-VSN server running locally or somewhere else in the network
Have IP connection from IN-VSN client to IN-VSN server.
To start the IN-VSN client, just double-click the IN-VSN client icon on your
desktop or use the Windows Start menu.
- Implementing an 1
- Open IBM SAN 1
- December 2001 3
- Contents 5
- Contents v 7
- Contents vii 9
- Implementing an Open IBM SAN 10
- © Copyright IBM Corp. 2001 ix 11
- Special notice 13
- IBM trademarks 14
- Comments welcome 14
- Implementing Fibre Channel 15
- 1.1 Fibre Channel 16
- 1.1.3 LUN affinity 18
- 1.1.4 Targets and LUNs 18
- 1.6.5 Configuring AdvFS 36
- (default:all) [?,??,q ]: 48
- PATH=$PATH:/opt/IBMdpo/bin 58
- JNI adapters 59
- Emulex or QLogic adapters 60
- Regedt32.exe 67
- 1.10.14 Verifying networking 72
- 1.11.14 Verifying networking 83
- IBM TotalStorage 89
- Enterprise Storage Server 89
- Accessing the ESS specialist 91
- 2.1.2 Operating the ESS 96
- Generating a new PE password 101
- 2.1.3 Configuring the ESS 103
- Using the Copy Services link 104
- Using the Tools help page 105
- 2.1.4 Administer the ESS 107
- Using the Modify Users panel 108
- Using the host interfaces row 111
- Using the ESS interfaces row 112
- Using the disk group section 114
- 2.3 Configuring disk groups 121
- Selecting the storage type 144
- 2.7 Configuring ESS FC ports 172
- Understanding access profiles 177
- Implementing the INRANGE 189
- FC/9000 Fibre Channel 189
- Director 189
- 3.1.1 Product overview 191
- 3.1.4 Supported protocols 193
- Support of cascading 194
- 3.2.1 Target SAN environment 195
- ESS 2105 - F20 196
- Inrange FC/9000 196
- Ethernet-Hub 198
- Management PC FC/9000 198
- Corporate network 199
- PC hardware for IN-VSN server 201
- Figure 3-11 Running obdc 206
- Starting the IN-VSN server 207
- 3.2.7 Defining users 211
- Adding users 212
- Deleting users 216
- Changing user definitions 217
- User management 219
- Zoning methods 220
- Database backup 221
- Assigning the directors name 229
- Assigning port names 230
- Figure 3-37 233
- 3.3.5 Attaching loop ports 234
- Enabling loop attachments 235
- Bypassing loop devices 240
- Private loop 243
- Public loop 243
- Usage of public loop 244
- Usage of private loop ports 245
- TL-Port1 249
- FL-Port2 249
- TL-Port5 249
- FL-Port4 249
- TL_Ports and zoning 250
- Impact of LIP in the fabric 250
- 3.4 INRANGE zoning 251
- Hard zoning rules 252
- Inrange FC/9000 Director 253
- Name server zoning rules 256
- Name Server Zoning 258
- Hardzoning boundaries 258
- Translative 258
- Loop CFG lists 258
- Hard Zone B 259
- 3.4.5 Defining hard zoning 260
- 3.5 Cascading of directors 277
- Two LongWave connections 278
- Onefabricmadeup 278
- IN-VSN management software 280
- 3.6.2 Microcode-loads 281
- Implementing the SAN Data 285
- 4.1 SAN Data Gateway 286
- 4.2 Installation 287
- 4.2.3 Startup sequence 290
- Starting the Specialist 292
- 4.3.3 Upgrading the firmware 302
- 4.4 SCSI devices 308
- 4.4.3 Assigning LUN IDs 309
- 4.4.4 Adding SCSI devices 309
- 4.5.1 Zoning 310
- 4.5.2 Virtual Private SAN 311
- Host registration 312
- 'plymouth' 315
- 'unknown' 315
- SCSI to LUN map 318
- Setting host access to LUNs 319
- Allowing fabric connection 321
- Switch registration 323
- IBM Switch 326
- Attaching hosts to the switch 327
- Device access 329
- ESS considerations 331
- Implementing the Vicom 335
- Fibre Channel SLIC Router 335
- 5.1 SLIC Router features 336
- 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 338
- 5.3 SLIC Manager software 340
- Creating a SLIC Zone 344
- 5.4 Using SLIC Manager 347
- 5.4.1 Drive properties 348
- 5.4.2 Router properties 348
- 5.4.4 The SignOn drive 350
- 5.5 Composite drive 351
- Composite Drive box 355
- 5.6 Mirror drive 356
- This is shown in Figure 5-23 360
- 5.7 Instant Copy drive 361
- 5.8.2 Creating the mirror 369
- 5.9 Reusing logical drives 371
- 5.10.1 Adding disk 375
- 5.10.2 Adding Routers 375
- SSA Disks 376
- Installing additional Routers 377
- Master failover 377
- 5.10.3 Adding hosts 378
- Related publications 379
- Referenced Web sites 381
- How to get IBM Redbooks 382
- Special notices 383
- Glossary 385
- Glossary 373 387
- Glossary 375 389
- Glossary 377 391
- Glossary 379 393
- Glossary 381 395
- Numerics 397
- Index 385 399
- Index 387 401
- (0.5” spine) 403
- 0.475”<->0.875” 403
- 250 <-> 459 pages 403
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