ETERNUS SF Storage Cruiser 14.0 User's Guide

B.9.1 Server node (host) properties

The following table describes properties of elements a server node, as displayed in the window:

The middleware and driver version information that is displayed in the properties is identical to the information output by the version information display command for the middleware and the package version information for the corresponding package. To check the relationship of this version to the product version, refer to documents such as the installation guide for the middleware.

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About the VM server node

The following table shows which property explanation should be referred to, depending on which version of VMware is being used:

VMware version	Property explanation to be referenced
VMware Infrastructure 3 Version 3.0	This is handled in the same way as the Linux server nodes. Refer to the Linux explanation of "Table B.1 Server node properties".
VMware Infrastructure 3 Version 3.5 or later VMware ESXi 3.5 or later	When a server is VM host, refer to "Table B.2 Server node (VM host) properties". When a server is VM guest, refer to "Table B.3 Server node (VM guest) properties"

Table B.1 Server node properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the host name of a server node as the icon name. If a server node having the same host name is already stored in the manager management database, the host name indicated here may be followed by ". + suffix-number (*1)". If the host name cannot be resolved, the host name is indicated in the "IP-ip-address" format. *1 Suffix numbers are assigned sequentially from 0.
	Status	"normal", "warning", "error", "unknown"	Indicates the device status. The resource view displays the status of whichever of the two, the HBA and multipath, is the more abnormal. The Correlation window displays the status of the devices that are most abnormal out of all elements statuses managed in the server node. When the monitoring status is "unmonitored" or "undefined", it is indicated as "unknown".
	Monitoring Status	"normal", "unmonitored", "undefined", "invalid Password"	Indicates the level of recognition of a device by this software. "normal" indicates that the device is recognized normally. "unmonitored" indicates that the device is registered with this software but cannot be recognized for operation with a LAN. "undefined" indicates that operation of the device in a LAN has been verified, though the device is not registered with this software. In the case of "invalid Password", change the device password stored by this software. Select [Device] - [Change account for device management] from the resource view menu.
	Vender ID	Any character string	Indicates information which identifies manufacturer's name or manufacturer. When cannot specify manufacturer, the following information is displayed. For the Solaris OS versions of Agent, information collected with the uname -i command is displayed. For the Windows versions of Agent, information collected with WMI collection is displayed. However, for the Linux versions of Agent, for the HP-UX versions of Agent and when no information could be collected, no value is displayed.
	Product ID	Any character string	Indicates information which identifies product's name or product. When cannot specify product, the following information is displayed. For the Solaris OS versions of Agent, information collected with the uname -i command is displayed. For the Windows versions of Agent, information collected with WMI collection is displayed. For the HP-UX versions of Agent, information collected with the uname -i command is displayed. For the AIX version of Agent, information collected with the uname -M command is displayed. However, for the Linux versions of Agent and when no information could be collected, no value is displayed.
	IP Address	IP address	Indicates the IP address of a device in a LAN.
	Management Software	Any character string	Indicates the Management Software set in the resource view.
Server Node Information	OS Type	"Solaris", "WindowsNT", "Windows2000", "Windows2003", "Windows2008", "Linux", "Linux (SUSE)", "Linux(VMware)", "HP-UX", "AIX"	Indicates an OS name. Solaris denotes the Solaris OS. Windows NT denotes WindowsNT, Windows2000 denotes Windows 2000, Windows2003 denotes Windows Server 2003, and Windows2008 denotes Windows Server 2008. Linux, Linux (SUSE) denotes Linux. Linux(VMware) denotes VMware. HP-UX denotes HP-UX. AIX denotes AIX.
	OS Version	Any character string	Indicates the OS version number. For the Solaris OS versions of Agent, 2.6, 7, 8, and 9 are displayed. For the Windows versions of Agent, 4.0, 5.0 and 5.2 are displayed. For the Linux versions of Agent, the kernel version numbers are displayed. For the HP-UX versions of Agent, the release identifiers are displayed. For the AIX versions of Agent, version numbers are displayed in the "version-number.release-number" format.
	Agent Version	Any character string	Indicates the internal version number information of Agent. However, if no information could be collected from Agent, no value is displayed.
	Node identifier	Node identifier	Indicates a PRIMECLUSTER node identifier. This information is displayed only in the Solaris OS or Linux(RHEL) PRIMECLUSTER environment. Nothing is displayed if Agent fails to collect information.
Events	-	Any character string	The same information as that of the properties of the Domain and Side views is displayed.
Memo pad	Manager	Any character string	The same information as that of the properties of the Domain and Side views is displayed.
	Location	Any character string	The same information as that of the properties of the Domain and Side views is displayed.
	Memo	Any character string	The same information as that of the properties of the Domain and Side views is displayed.

Table B.2 Server node (VM host) properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	VM host name	Indicates the host name of VM host.
	Status	"normal", "warning", "error", "unknown"	Indicates the status of a device. It changes by the status of the access path. When the monitoring status is "invalid Password", it is indicated as "warning". When the monitoring status is "unmonitored" or "undefined", it is indicated as "unknown".
	Monitoring Status	"normal", "unmonitored", "invalid Password"	Indicates the level of recognition of a device by this software. "normal" indicates that the device is recognized normally. "unmonitored" indicates that the VM host is not running or this software cannot communicate with VM host. "invalid Password" indicates that this software detected the login name change or password change for VM host.
	Vender ID	(Empty)	Not displayed.
	Product ID	(Empty)	Not displayed.
	IP Address	IP address of VM host	Indicates the IP address of VM host.
	Management Software	Any character string	Indicates the Management Software set in the resource view.
Server Node Information	OS Type	Product name of VMware	Indicates the product name of VMware.
	OS Version	Version of VMware	Indicates the VMware version number.
	Agent Version	(Empty)	Not displayed.
VM Guest Information	VM Guest Name	Virtual machine name, or host name of guest OS	Indicates the virtual machine name of VM guest. When the VMware Tools is running on the guest OS, the host name of guest OS is indicated.
Events	-	Any character string	The same information as that of the properties of the Domain and Side views is displayed.
Memo pad	Manager	Any character string	The same information as that of the properties of the Domain and Side views is displayed.
	Location	Any character string	The same information as that of the properties of the Domain and Side views is displayed.
	Memo	Any character string	The same information as that of the properties of the Domain and Side views is displayed.

Table B.3 Server node (VM guest) properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	VM guest name	Indicates the virtual machine name of VM guest. When the VMware Tools is running on the guest OS, the host name of guest OS is indicated.
	Status	"normal", "stop", "warning", "error", "unknown"	Indicates the status of a device. [When the VMware Tools is not installed on the guest OS] "normal" indicates that the virtual machine is running. "stop" indicates that the virtual machine is not running. [When the VMware Tools is installed on the guest OS] "normal" indicates that the VMware Tools is running. "stop" indicates that the VMware Tools is not running (including that virtual machine is not running). When the monitoring status is "invalid Password", it is indicated as "warning". When the monitoring status is "unmonitored", it is indicated as "unknown".
	Monitoring Status	"normal", "unmonitored", "invalid Password"	Indicates the level of recognition of a device by this software. "normal" indicates that the device is recognized normally. "unmonitored" indicates that the VM host is not running or this software cannot communicate with VM host. "invalid Password" indicates that this software detected the login name change or password change for VM host that this VM guest belongs.
	Vender ID	(Empty)	Not displayed.
	Product ID	(Empty)	Not displayed.
	IP Address	IP address of guest OS	Indicates the IP address of guest OS. When the VMware Tools is not running on the guest OS, no information is displayed.
	Management Software	Any character string	Indicates the Management Software set in the resource view.
Server Node Information	OS Type	OS name of guest OS or Product name of VMware	Indicates the OS name of guest OS. When the VMware Tools is not running on the guest OS, the product name of VMware is displayed.
	OS Version	Empty or Product version of VMware	When the VMware Tools is running on the guest OS, no information is displayed. When the VMware Tools is not running on the guest OS, the product version of VMware is displayed.
	Agent Version	(Empty)	Not displayed.
	VM Host Name	Host name of VM host	Indicates the host name of VM host.
Events	-	Any character string	The same information as that of the properties of the Domain and Side views is displayed.
Memo pad	Manager	Any character string	The same information as that of the properties of the Domain and Side views is displayed.
	Location	Any character string	The same information as that of the properties of the Domain and Side views is displayed.
	Memo	Any character string	The same information as that of the properties of the Domain and Side views is displayed.

Table B.4 Application elements properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Displays the name of an application as the icon name
	Status	"normal", "warning"	Displays the application status. "normal" indicates the status that all information associated with the application is available. "warning" indicates the status that information associated with the application such as DBMS (database) system information and raw device information cannot be obtained. In this status the icon name for unavailable information is displayed.
	Status Description	Character string indicating details about the status	Indicates detail information on the status. In the "normal" status, no message is displayed. In the "warning" status, the following message is displayed indicating that the associated information could not be obtained. "A connection point element doesn't exist. (xxxxxx, ...)" xxxx is the icon name for unavailable information.
Application Information	Manager	Any character string	Displays information on the administrator of the application. (It can be changed manually with the <Change> button.)
	Management Software	Any character string	Indicates the start command or URL of Management Software. (It can be changed manually with the <Change> button.)
	Memo	Any character string	Displays memo information. (It can be changed manually with the <Change> button.)

Table B.5 Oracle database properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a database name as an icon name.
	Instance Status	"normal"	Indicates the instance status.
	Status Description	"OPEN"	Indicates the instance status. OPEN is displayed after a startup or alter database open command is executed.
Oracle DB Information	Instance Name	Any character string	Indicates an instance name.
	Instance Start Time	Any character string	Indicates the instance start date and time.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates the leading 64 characters of the Oracle database version number.

Table B.6 Oracle database integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"DBMS Devices(Oracle)"	Indicates an integration icon name.
DB Information	Name	Any character string	Indicates a database name as an icon name.
	Instance Status	"OK"	Indicates the instance status.
	Status Description	"OPEN"	Indicates the instance status. OPEN is displayed after a startup or alter database open command is executed.
	Instance Name	Any character string	Indicates an instance name.
	Instance Start Time	Any character string	Indicates the instance start date and time.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates the leading 64 characters of the Oracle database version number.

Table B.7 Oracle file type properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Instance Name"_Control", Instance Name"_Data", Instance Name"_Log"	Indicates an instance name and file type as an icon name. Control indicates a control file. Data indicates a data file. Log indicates a log file.

Table B.8 Oracle file type integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"DBMS File Types(Oracle)"	Indicates an integration icon name.
Oracle DB File Information	File Types	Instance Name"_Control", Instance Name"_Data", Instance Name"_Log"	Indicates an instance name and file type as an icon name. Control indicates a control file. Data indicates a data file. Log indicates a log file.

Table B.9 Oracle file properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a raw device name, file name or disk group name as an icon name.
	File Status	"normal", "warning"	Indicates the file status.
	Status Description	If the file type is a control file: "CURRENT", "BACKUP", "CREATED", "CLONE", "STANDBY" If the file type is a data file: "ONLINE", "OFFLINE", "SYSTEM", "RECOVER", "SYSOFF" If the file type is a log file: "UNUSED", "CURRENT", "ACTIVE", "CLEARING", "CLEARING_CURRENT", "INACTIVE", "INVALID", "STALE", "DELETED"	Indicates the file status. The detailed statuses are as follows for a control file: CURRENT indicates that the standby database is open after activation or recovery. BACKUP indicates that the database is being recovered with the backup file. CREATED indicates that the database is being recovered with the created file. CLONE indicates the clone database status. STANDBY indicates the standby database status. The detailed statuses are as follows for a data file: ONLINE indicates the online state. OFFLINE indicates the offline state. SYSTEM indicates the system data file status. RECOVER indicates recovery is required. SYSOFF indicates the offline system status. The detailed statuses are as follows for a log file: UNUSED indicates that the REDO log has not yet been written. CURRENT indicates the current REDO log status. ACTIVE indicates the active log status, not the current log status. CLEARING indicates the status of log re-creation. CLEARING_CURRENT indicates the erasure status of the current log. INACTIVE indicates the log status not required for instance recovery. INVALID indicates that the REDO log file cannot be accessed. STALE indicates that the contents of the REDO log file are incomplete. DELETED indicates that the REDO log file is not being used.
DB File Information	Log Group Number	Decimal number	For a log file, a log group number is displayed.
	Creation Date	File creation date and time	For a control or data file, the file creation date and time are displayed.
	Data Type	Any character string	For a data file, the table area name of the file is displayed.
	File Type	"Control_File", "Data_File", "Log_File"	Indicates the file type. Control_File indicates a control file. Data_File indicates a data file. Log_File indicates a log file.

Table B.10 Oracle file integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"DBMS Files(Oracle)"	Indicates an integration icon name.
DB File Information	File Name	Any character string	Indicates a raw device name, file name or disk group name as an icon name.
	File Status	"normal", "warning"	Indicates the file status.
	Status Description	If the file type is a control file: "CURRENT", "BACKUP", "CREATED", "CLONE", "STANDBY" If the file type is a data file: "ONLINE", "OFFLINE", "SYSTEM", "RECOVER", "SYSOFF" If the file type is a log file: "UNUSED", "CURRENT", "ACTIVE", "CLEARING", "CLEARING_CURRENT", "INACTIVE", "INVALID", "STALE", "DELETED"	Indicates the file status. The detailed statuses are as follows for a control file: CURRENT indicates that the standby database is open after activation or recovery. BACKUP indicates that the database is being recovered with the backup file. CREATED indicates that the database is being recovered with the created file. CLONE indicates the clone database status. STANDBY indicates the standby database status. The detailed statuses are as follows for a data file: ONLINE indicates the online state. OFFLINE indicates the offline state. SYSTEM indicates the system data file status. RECOVER indicates recovery is required. SYSOFF indicates the offline system status. The detailed statuses are as follows for a log file: UNUSED indicates that the REDO log has not yet been written. CURRENT indicates the current REDO log status. ACTIVE indicates the active log status, not the current log status. CLEARING indicates the status of log re-creation. CLEARING_CURRENT indicates the erasure status of the current log. INACTIVE indicates the log status not required for instance recovery. INVALID indicates that the REDO log file cannot be accessed. STALE indicates that the contents of the REDO log file are incomplete. DELETED indicates that the REDO log file is not being used.
	Log Group Number	Decimal number	For a log file, a log group number is displayed.
	Creation Date	File creation date and time	For a control or data file, the file creation date and time are displayed.
	Data Type	Any character string	For a data file, the table area name of the file is displayed.
	File Type	"Control_File", "Data_File", "Log_File"	Indicates the file type. Control_File indicates a control file. Data_File indicates a data file. Log_File indicates a log file.

Table B.11 Symfoware database properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a database name as an icon name. For multi-RDB operations, the database name is displayed in the format of an RDB system name.database name.
DB Information	Create Date	Database definition date and time	Indicates the database definition date and time.
	Create User	Any character string	Indicates the database definer name.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates the Symfoware version number.

Table B.12 Symfoware database integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"DBMS Devices(Symfo)"	Indicates an integration icon name.
DB Information	Name	Any character string	Indicates a database name. For multi-RDB operations, the database name is displayed in the format of an RDB system name.database name.
	Create Date	Database definition date and time	Indicates the database definition date and time.
	Create User	Any character string	Indicates the database definer name.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates the Symfoware version number.

Table B.13 Symfoware file type properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"RDBDic", "RDBDir", "Log", "system", Log group name"_UserLogGroup", DB name"_DBSpace" For multi-RDB operation, RDB system name":", or RDB system name"". is prefixed to the value.	Indicates the file type as an icon name. RDBDic indicates the RDB dictionary. RDBDir is the RDB directory. Log is the log group management file. system is the system log group. Log group name"_UserLogGroup" is a user log group. DB name"_DBSpace" is a database.

Table B.14 Symfoware file type integration properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"DBMS File Types(Symfo)"	Indicates an integration icon name.
DB File Type Information	File Types	"RDBDic", "RDBDir", "Log", "system", Log group name"_UserLogGroup", DB name"_DBSpace" For multi-RDB operation, RDB system name":", or RDB system name"". is prefixed to the value.	Indicates the file type as an icon name. RDBDic indicates the RDB dictionary. RDBDir is the RDB directory. Log is the log group management file. system is the system log group. Log group name"_UserLogGroup" is a user log group. DB name"_DBSpace" is a database.

Table B.15 Symfoware file properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a raw device name or file name as an icon name.
	File Status	"normal", "warning", "Error"	Indicates the file status.
	Status Description	For a dictionary file: "HER", "SOF", "CRV", "MRV", "TIH", "IND", "CMD", "FTR", "---" For the RDB Directory file for a user log group: "normal", "inhibit" For a log group management file: "---", "trouble", "trouble(CMD)" For a log management file: "avail", "failure", "failure(CMD)" For a temporary log file: "---", "active", "trouble", "trouble(CMD)" For an archive log file: "using", "full", "empty", "inh", "inh(CMD)", "switch", "icoff" For a database space: "HER", "SOF", "DER", "CRV", "MRV", "TIH", "DIR", "ALD", "CMD", "FMT", "IND", "FTR", "---"	Indicates the detailed status of the file. For a dictionary file, the detailed statuses are as follows: HER indicates a hardware failure. SOF indicates a software error. CRV indicates a down recovery error. MRV indicates a media recovery error. TIH indicates a rollback error. IND indicates the in-doubt state (displayed only for load sharing operations). CMD indicates that the RDB command is being executed. FTR indicates the flash treatment blockade state (displayed only for load sharing operations). --- indicates that there is no operation information. For the RDB Directory file for a user log group, the detailed statuses are as follows: normal indicates that the file can be used. inhibit indicates that the file is access-inhibited. For a log group management file, the detailed statuses are as follows: --- indicates the normal state. trouble and trouble(CMD) indicate an abnormal state. For a log management file, the detailed statuses are as follows: avail indicates that the file was created normally. failure and failure(CMD) indicate a destroyed file or an input-output error. For a temporary log file, the detailed statuses are as follows: --- indicates that the file is not used. active indicates that the file is being used (Symfoware/RDB operation in progress) or that recovery is required (Symfoware/RDB operation is stopped). trouble and trouble(CMD) indicate an abnormal state. For an archive log file, the detailed statuses are as follows: using indicates the file is being used. full indicate the file is waiting to be saved. empty indicates that the file is not used. inh and inh(CMD) indicate an abnormal state. switch indicates forcible file switching. icoff indicates that file has been discarded. For a database space, the detailed statuses are as follows: HER indicates a hardware failure. SOF indicates a software error. DER indicates a data error. CRV indicates a down recovery error. MRV indicates a media recovery error. TIH indicates a rollback error. DIR indicates an RDB directory file error. ALD indicates a postscript processing error of the rdbsaloader command. CMD indicates that the RDB command is being executed. FMT indicates that format processing is in progress. IND indicates the in-doubt state (displayed only for load sharing operations). FTR indicates the flash treatment blockade state (displayed only for load sharing operations). --- indicates that there is no operation information.
	Database Space Status	Format: Type of operation information/target containing operation information Type of Operation Information: "INH", "NUP", "NRC", "NRW", "---" Target Containing Operation Information: "DBS", "---"	Indicates detail information on the database space. The types of operation information are as follows: INH indicates that access is suppressed. NUP indicates that write is suppressed. NRC indicates that there is no recovery. NRW indicates that read and write are suppressed. --- indicates that there is no operation information. Targets containing operation information are as follows: DBS indicates that operation information has been set on the entire database space. --- indicates that there is no operation information.
DB File Information	File Type	"RDB Dictionary", "RDB Directory(user)", "Loggroup Management File", "Log Management File", "Temporary Log Index", "Temporary Log Ai", "Temporary Log Bi", "Archive Log", "DB Space"	Indicates the file type. RDB Dictionary denotes the RDB dictionary. RDB Directory denotes the RDB directory. RDB Directory(user) denotes the RDB directory for a user log group. Loggroup Management File denotes the log group management file. Log Management File denotes the log management file. Temporary Log Index denotes the index area for temporary logs. Temporary Log Ai denotes the Ai temporary log file. Temporary Log Bi denotes the Bi temporary log file. Archive Log denotes an archive log file. DB Space denotes a database.
	Creation Date	Date and time of file creation and re-registration	Indicates the date and time when a temporary log file is created and re-registered. This information is displayed only for the temporary log file.
	Group	Any character string	Indicates a log group name. This information is displayed only for a system log group log management file, system log group RDB directory file, user log group log management file, and user log group RDB directory file.
	Entry	Decimal number	Indicates the number of transaction entries. This information is displayed only for a raw device or a file in which the log index area is defined.
	DataBase Space Name	Any character string	Indicates a database space name. This information is displayed only for a raw device or a file in which a database space is defined.

Table B.16 Symfoware file integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"DBMS Files(Symfo)"	Indicates an integration icon name.
DB File Information	File name	Any character string	Indicates a raw device name or file name as an icon name.
	Status	"normal", "warning", "error"	Indicates the file status.
	Status Description	For a dictionary file: "HER", "SOF", "CRV", "MRV", "TIH", "IND", "CMD", "FTR", "---" For the RDB Directory file for a user log group: "normal", "inhibit" For a log group management file: "---", "trouble", "trouble(CMD)" For a log management file: "avail", "failure", "failure(CMD)" For a temporary log file: "---", "active", "trouble", "trouble(CMD)" For an archive log file: "using", "full", "empty", "inh", "inh(CMD)", "switch", "icoff" For a database space: "HER", "SOF", "DER", "CRV", "MRV", "TIH", "DIR", "ALD", "CMD", "FMT", "IND", "FTR", "---"	Indicates the detailed status of the file. For a dictionary file, the detailed statuses are as follows: HER indicates a hardware failure. SOF indicates a software error. CRV indicates a down recovery error. MRV indicates a media recovery error. TIH indicates a rollback error. IND indicates the in-doubt state (displayed only for load sharing operations). CMD indicates that the RDB command is being executed. FTR indicates the flash treatment blockade state (displayed only for load sharing operations). --- indicates that there is no operation information. For the RDB Directory file for a user log group, the detailed statuses are as follows: normal indicates that the file can be used. inhibit indicates that the file is access-inhibited. For a log group management file, the detailed statuses are as follows: --- indicates the normal state. trouble and trouble(CMD) indicate an abnormal state. For a log management file, the detailed statuses are as follows: avail indicates that the file was created normally. failure and failure(CMD) indicate a destroyed file or an input-output error. For a temporary log file, the detailed statuses are as follows: --- indicates that the file is not used. active indicates that the file is being used (Symfoware/RDB operation in progress) or that recovery is required (Symfoware/RDB operation is stopped). trouble and trouble(CMD) indicate an abnormal state. For an archive log file, the detailed statuses are as follows: using indicates the file is being used. full indicate the file is waiting to be saved. empty indicates that the file is not being used. inh and inh(CMD) indicate an abnormal state. switch indicates forcible file switching. icoff indicates that file has been discarded. For a database space, the detailed statuses are as follows: HER indicates a hardware failure. SOF indicates a software error. DER indicates a data error. CRV indicates a down recovery error. MRV indicates a media recovery error. TIH indicates a rollback error. DIR indicates an RDB directory file error. ALD indicates a postscript processing error of the rdbsaloader command. CMD indicates that the RDB command is being executed. FMT indicates that format processing is in progress. IND indicates the in-doubt state (displayed only for load sharing operations). FTR indicates the flash treatment blockade state (displayed only for load sharing operations). --- indicates that there is no operation information.
	Database Space Status	Format: Type of operation information/target containing operation information Type of Operation Information: "INH", "NUP", "NRC", "NRW", "---" Target Containing Operation Information: "DBS", "---"	Indicates detail information on the database space. The types of operation information are as follows: INH indicates that access is suppresed. NUP indicates that write is suppresed. NRC indicates that there is no recovery. NR indicates that read and write is suppresed. --- indicates that there is no operation information. Targets containing operation information are as follows: DBS indicates that operation information has been set on the entire database space. --- indicates that there is no operation information.
	File Type	"RDB Dictionary", "RDB Directory(user)", "Loggroup Management File", "Log Management File", "Temporary Log Index", "Temporary Log Ai", "Temporary Log Bi", "Archive Log", "DB Space"	Indicates the file type. RDB Dictionary denotes the RDB dictionary. RDB Directory denotes the RDB directory. RDB Directory(user) denotes the RDB directory for a user log group. Loggroup Management File denotes the log group management file. Log Management File denotes the log management file. Temporary Log Index denotes the index area for temporary logs. Temporary Log Ai denotes the Ai temporary log file. Temporary Log Bi denotes the Bi temporary log file. Archive Log denotes an archive log file. DB Space denotes a database.
	Creattion Date	Date and time of file creation and re-registration	Indicates the date and time when a temporary log file is created and re-registered. This information is displayed only for the temporary log file.
	Group	Any character string	Indicates a log group name. This information is displayed only for a system log group log management file, system log group RDB directory file, user log group log management file, and user log group RDB directory file.
	Entry	Decimal number	Indicates the number of transaction entries. This information is displayed only for a raw device or a file in which the log index area is defined.
	DataBase Space Name	Any character string	Indicates a database space name. This information is displayed only for a raw device or a file in which a database space is defined.

Table B.17 SQL Server database properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string Adds "instance name:" when an instance name is specified.	Indicates the name of a database.
	Database Status	"normal", "warning"	Indicates the database status.
	Status Description	"OK", "pre recovery", "recovering", "not recovered", "offline"	Indicates the database status. OK indicates that is normal. pre recovery indicates that the recovery processing in progress. recovering indicates that the recovery processing in progress. not recovered indicates that recovery failed. offline indicates that it is offline.
DB Information	Data definition date	Any character string	Indicates the database definition date and time.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates SQL Server version information.

Table B.18 SQLServer database integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"DBMS Devices(SQL Server)"	Indicates an integration icon name.
DB Information	Name	Any character string Adds "instance name:" when an instance name is specified.	Indicates the name of an integration icon.
	Status	"normal", "warning"	Indicates the database status.
	Status Description	"OK", "pre recovery", "recovering", "not recovered", "offline"	Indicates the database status. OK indicates that is normal. pre recovery indicates that the recovery processing in progress. recovering indicates that the recovery processing in progress. not recovered indicates that recovery failed. offline indicates that it is offline.
	Create Date	Any character string	Indicates the database definition date and time.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates SQL Server version information.

Table B.19 SQLServer file type properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	DB name:file group name Adds "instance name" when an instance name is specified.	Indicates the name of a file group.

Table B.20 SQLServer file type integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"DBMS File Types(SQL Server)"	Indicates the name of an integration icon.
DB Filegroup Integration	Filegroup Name	DB name:file group name Adds "instance name" when an instance name is specified.	Indicates the name of a file group.

Table B.21 SQLServer file properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the full path to a file.
	Logical Name	Any character string	Indicates the logical name of a file.
	File Type	"Data File", "Log File"	Indicates the file type. Data File denotes a data file. Log File denotes a log file.

Table B.22 SQLServer file integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"DBMS Files(SQL Server)"	Indicates the name of an integration icon.
DB File Information	File Name	Any character string	Indicates the full path to a file.
	Logical Name	Any character string	Indicates the logical name of a file.
	File Type	"Data File", "Log File"	Indicates the file type. Data File denotes a data file. Log File denotes a log file.

Table B.23 UFS mount point properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the file system type (ufs) and mount point as an icon name.
UFS-File System Information	Device No.	Hexadecimal number	Indicates a device number.

Table B.24 ZFS mount point properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the file system type and mount point as an icon name. It is displayed as follows. ufs (zfs) mount point

Table B.25 ZFS area properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the device name, device slice name, or file name as an icon name.
File System Type	File System ID	Any character string	Indicates the ZFS storage pool name.
	Device Number	Hexadecimal number	Indicates a device number.
	Mount Point	Any character string	Indicates the mount point.

Table B.26 QFS mount point properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the file system type and mount point as an icon name. It is displayed as follows. ufs (QFS/SAM-QFS/SAM-FS) mount point

Table B.27 QFS area properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the number specified for Equipment Ordinal field of the mcf file defined when the QFS is constructed, as an icon name.
File System Type	File System ID	Any character string	Indicates the QFS file system name.
	Device Number	Hexadecimal number	Indicates a device number.
	Mount Point	Any character string	Indicates the mount point.

Table B.28 SafeFILE(/Global) and GFS mount point properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the file system type (sfxfs, sfcfs) and mount type as an icon name.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates the version information of SafeFILE(/Global) and GFS. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Management Software	Any character string	Indicates the URL that an administrative client can use to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View". This information is displayed only in the following cases: * For the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system * When "Web-Based Admin View" is running on the server node To enable a client to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View", the administrative client must satisfy the operating requirements of the "Web-Based Admin View" menu. Moreover, the administrative client is subject to the following restrictions: * The administrative client must have Java Plug-in. * The URL of the primary administrative server is displayed.

Table B.29 SafeFILE(/Global) and GFS area properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"META", "LOG", "DATA"	Indicates usage of the SafeFILE, SafeFILE/Global, or GFS partition as an icon name. META indicates a metadata area. LOG indicates an update log area. DATA indicates a file data area.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates version information of SafeFILE(/Global) and GFS. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Management Software	Any character string	Indicates the URL that an administrative client can use to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View". This information is displayed only in the following cases: * For the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system * When "Web-Based Admin View" is running on the server node To enable the administrative client to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View", the administrative client must satisfy the operating requirements of the "Web-Based Admin View" menu. Moreover, the administrative client is subject to the following restrictions: * The administrative client must have Java Plug-in. * The URL of the primary administrative server is displayed.
File System Type	Size	Decimal number	Indicates the partition size (in kilobytes). The displayed value is 0 during configuration change processing.
	File System ID	FS identification number or partition ID	Indicates an FS identification number for the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system. Indicates a partition ID for the SafeFILE and GFS local file system.
	Transit	"add"	"add" is displayed only during partition addition processing.
	Device Number	Hexadecimal number	Indicates a device number.
	Mount	Any character string	Indicates the mount point. If no device is currently mounted, ----- is displayed for the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system.

Table B.30 SafeFILE(/Global) and GFS area integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"File System Areas( "File System Type (sfxfs,sfcfs) and Mount Point" )"	Indicates usage of the SafeFILE(/Global), GFS area integration information as an icon name. File System type(sfxfs,sfcfs) and Mount Point is correlated with integrated SafeFILE(/Global) and GFS area.
File System Type Integration	Area/Usage	"META", "LOG", "DATA"	Indicates usage of the SafeFILE, SafeFILE/Global, or GFS partition as an icon name. META indicates a metadata area. LOG indicates an update log area. DATA indicates a file data area.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates version information of SafeFILE(/Global) and GFS. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Management Software	URL	Indicates the URL that an administrative client can use to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View". This information is displayed only in the following cases: * For the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system * When "Web-Based Admin View" is running on the server node To enable the administrative client to open the menu of Management Software "Web-Based Admin View", the administrative client must satisfy the operating requirements of the "Web-Based Admin View" menu. Moreover, the administrative client is subject to the following restrictions: * The administrative client must have Java Plug-in. * The URL of the primary administrative server is displayed.
	Size	Decimal number	Indicates the partition size (kilobytes). The displayed value is 0 during configuration change processing.
	File System ID	FS identification number or partition ID	Indicates an FS identification number for the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system. Indicates a partition ID for the SafeFILE and GFS local file system.
	Transit	"add"	"add" is displayed only during partition addition processing.
	Device Number	Hexadecimal number	Indicates a device number.
	Mount	Any character string	Indicates the mount point. If no device is currently mounted, ----- is displayed for the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system.

Table B.31 Windows file system properties (only applicable to the Windows versions of Agent)

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the file system (fat, fat32, ntfs) and drive letter as an icon name.
File System Information	Volume Serial No.	Hexadecimal number	Indicates a volume serial number.
	Volume Label Name	Any character string	Indicates a volume label name.
	Disk No.	Any character string	Indicates a disk number (assigned by Windows OS to each LU).

Table B.32 ext2 mount point properties (only available for the Linux versions of Agent)

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the file system type (ext2) and mount point as the icon name.
File System Information	Device Number	Hexadecimal number	Indicates a device number.

Table B.33 ext3 mount point properties (only available for the Linux versions of Agent)

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the file system type (ext3) and mount point as the icon name.

Table B.34 ext3 area properties (only available for the Linux versions of Agent)

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"META/DATA", "JOURNAL"	Indicates the intended use of the ext3 file system as the icon name. META/DATA denotes the meta data and file data areas. JOURNAL denotes the journal area.
File System Type	Device Number	Hexadecimal number	Indicates a device number.

Table B.35 ext3 area integration information properties (only available for the Linux versions of Agent)

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"File System Areas(file system type (ext3) and mount point)"	Indicates the name of ext3 area integration information as the icon name. Indicates the file system type (ext3) and mount point associated with the integrated ext3 area.
File System Type Integration	Area/Usage	"META/DATA", "JOURNAL"	Indicates the intended use of the ext3 file system area. META/DATA denotes the meta data and file data areas. JOURNAL denotes the journal area.
	Device Number	Hexadecimal number	Indicates a device number.

Table B.36 reiserfs mount point properties (only available for the SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 for EM64T version of Agent and the OS is "Linux (SUSE)")

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a file system type (reiserfs) and mount point as an icon name.

Table B.37 reiserfs area properties (only available for the SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 for EM64T version of Agent and the OS is "Linux (SUSE)")

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"META/DATA", "JOURNAL"	Indicates the intended use of a reiserfs file system area as an icon name. META/DATA denotes a metadata and file data areas. JOURNAL denotes a journal area.
File System Information	Device Number	Hexadecimal number	Indicates a device number.

Table B.38 reiserfs area integration information properties (only available for the SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 for EM64T version of Agent and the OS is "Linux (SUSE)")

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"File System Areas ("file system type (reiserfs) and mount point")"	Indicates the name of the reiserfs area integration information as an icon name. Indicates the file system type (reiserfs) and mount point associated with an integrated reiserfs area.
File System Area Integration Information	Area Usage	"META/DATA", "JOURNAL"	Indicates the intended use of the reiserfs file system area. META/DATA denotes a metadata and file data areas. JOURNAL denotes a journal area.
	Device Number	Hexadecimal number	Indicates a device number.

Table B.39 SafeDISK(/Global) and GDS volume properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a volume name as an icon name. Asterisk (*) indicates an area that cannot be allocated for a volume or an area that can be allocated for a volume but has not yet been allocated.
	Status	"normal", "warning", "stop", "error"	Indicates the volume status to which the slice status on a local node is added. normal indicates that the volume is active and all of the associated slices are active. warning indicates that the volume is active and part of the associated slices are inactive. stop indicates that the volume is suspended and all of the associated slices are suspended. error indicates that the volume cannot be started or is suspended and part of the associated slices are not suspended. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, it indicates the volume status to which the slice status on a local node is not added. normal indicates that the volume is active. stop indicates that the volume is suspended. error indicates that the volume cannot be started.
	Status Description	"exist non active slice", "all slices stopped", "exist non stop slice", "volume cannot be activated due to problem with data"	Indicates the volume status to which the slice status on a local node is added. When the volume status is normal, no information is displayed. exist non active slice indicates that the volume is active and part of the associated slices are inactive. all slices stopped indicates that the volume is suspended and all of the associated slices are suspended. exist non stop slice indicates that the volume is suspended and part of the associated slices are not suspended. volume cannot be activated due to problem with data indicates that the volume is suspended and cannot be started due to invalid data. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, it indicates the volume status to which the slice status on a local node is added. ACTIVE indicates the volume is operating. STOP indicates the volume is stopped. INVALID indicates that the volume is stopped and cannot be started because data is invalid. FREE indicates that an area has not yet been allocated for the volume. PRIVATE is the area used by SafeDISK (/Global) or GDS for control and cannot be assigned as a volume.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates version information of SafeDISK(/Global) and GDS. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Management Software	URL	Indicates the URL that an administrative client can use to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View". This information is displayed only in the following cases: * For the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system * When "Web-Based Admin View" is running on the server node To enable the administrative client to open the menu of Management Software "Web-Based Admin View", the administrative client must satisfy the operating requirements of the "Web-Based Admin View" menu. Moreover, the administrative client is subject to the following restrictions: * The administrative client must have Java Plug-in. * The URL of the primary administrative server is displayed.
Mirror Disk Volume Information-1	Volume Status	"ACTIVE", "STOP", "INVALID", "FREE", "PRIVATE"	Indicates the status of a volume on the local node. ACTIVE indicates that it is active. STOP indicates that it is suspended. INVALID indicates that it is suspended and cannot be started due to invalid data. FREE indicates that it is not assigned as a volume. PRIVATE is the area used by SafeDISK (/Global) or GDS for control and cannot be assigned as a volume. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Proxy	"join", "part", "*"	Indicates the proxy volume status. join indicates the linkage status. part indicates the separation status. "*" indicates that SafeDISK Snapshot has not yet been installed or no proxy volume is used.
	Mode	"rw", "ro", "*"	Indicates the access mode attribute value (default access mode). Mode indicates the local node status. rw indicates that both reading and writing are enabled. ro indicates that only reading is enabled. "*" indicates that an area cannot be allocated for the volume or that an area can be allocated but has not yet been allocated for the volume.
	CMode	"rw", "ro", "*"	Indicates the current access mode of the active volume. Mode indicates the local node status. rw indicates that both reading and writing are enabled. ro indicates that only reading is enabled. * indicates that the volume has not been started.
	Lock	"on", "off", "*"	Indicates the lock mode. Mode indicates the local node status. on indicates a lock against subsequent starts (suppressed). off indicates no lock against subsequent starts. * indicates that an area cannot be allocated for the volume or that an area can be allocated but has not yet been allocated.
	First Block	Decimal number	Indicates the first block (sector) number.
	Last Block	Decimal number	Indicates the last block (sector) number.
	Blocks	Decimal number	Indicates the number of blocks (sectors) as the size.
Mirror Disk Volume Information-2	Skip Mode	"on", "off", "*"	Indicates the resynchronization skip mode. on indicates that the resynchronization skip mode is on. off indicates that the resynchronization skip mode is off. * indicates that an area cannot be allocated for the volume or that an area can be allocated but has not yet been allocated for the volume.
	Jrm Mode	"on", "off", "*"	Indicates the high-speed resynchronization mode. on indicates the high-speed resynchronization mode is on. off indicates the high-speed resynchronization mode is off. * indicates that an area cannot be allocated for the volume or that an area can be allocated but has not yet been allocated for the volume.
	Disk Class	Any character string	Indicates the name of the class to which a disk belongs.
	Volume Type	"mirror", "stripe", "concat", "switch", "single"	Indicates the type attribute. mirror indicates that the volume belongs to the mirror group. stripe indicates that the volume belongs to the GDS stripe group. concat indicates that the volume belongs to the GDS concatenation group. switch indicates that the volume belongs to a GDS switch group. single indicates that the volume belongs to a single disk.
	Group	Any character string	Indicates that the name of the group to which a volume belongs. The asterisk (*) indicates a single volume.
	Master Volume	Any character string	Indicates the name of the master volume. The asterisk (*) indicates that SafeDISK and GDS Snapshot are not installed or no proxy volume is used.
	Connected Disk	Any character string	Indicates the name of the disk to which a volume belongs. The asterisk (*) indicates a mirror volume.
	Physical Slice	"on", "off", "*"	Indicates the physical slice attribute of a volume. This information is displayed only for GDS. on indicates that the physical slice attribute of the volume is on. off indicates that the physical slice attribute of the volume is off. The asterisk (*) indicates an occupied or unallocated area.
	Slice No.	Decimal number or "*"	Indicates the number of slices that form the volume. This information is displayed only for GDS. * indicates that no physical slices are part of the volume.
Slice Information	Slice	Any character string	Indicates the name of the slice. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Slice Status	"ACTIVE", "STOP", "INVALID", "COPY", "TEMP", "TEMP-STOP", "NOUSE"	Indicates the slice status on a local node. ACTIVE indicates that the slice is active. STOP indicates that the slice is suspended. INVALID indicates that the slice is temporarily detached because the data are invalid. COPY indicates that copying is in progress to ensure data. TEMP indicates that the slice is detached from the volume temporarily and running independently. TEMP-STOP indicates that the slice is detached from the volume temporarily and suspended independently. NOUSE indicates that the slice is suspended and no operation is available. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Class	Any character string	Indicates the name of the class to which the slice belongs. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Group	Any character string	Indicates the name of the highest level group to which the slice belongs. For a single slice, the asterisk (*) is displayed. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Disk	Any character string	Displays the name of the disk or the lower level group (group to which this slice belongs among groups directly connected to the related highest level group) to which the slice belongs. For the highest level group is a stripe group or a concatenation group an asterisk (*) is displayed. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Volume	Any character string	Indicates the name of the volume to which the slice belongs. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Copy Status	"run", "bg", "intr", "wait", "*"	Indicates the copy processing status. run indicates that the copy processing is in progress. bg indicates that the copy processing is in progress background but access to valid data is available. intr indicates that the copy processing is suspended. wait indicates that the copy processing is in queue because many copy processes are currently in execution. The asterisk (*) indicates that it is not being copied. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Jrm Mode	"on", "off", "*"	Indicates the high-speed resynchronization mode. on indicates that the high-speed resynchronization mode is on. off indicates that the high-speed resynchronization mode is off. The asterisk (*) indicates that it is not a mirror slice temporarily detached from the mirror volume. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Mode	"rw", "ro", "*"	Indicates the access mode. rw indicates that both reading and writing are available. ro indicates that only reading is available. The asterisk (*) indicates that the slice is not a mirror slice temporarily detached from the mirror volume. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Cur Blocks	Decimal number or "*"	Indicates the number of blocks (sectors) already copied. When the slice is not being copied or EMC TimeFinder or EMC SRDF is conducting the copy processing, the asterisk (*) is displayed. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Copy Blocks	Decimal number or "*"	Indicates the number of blocks (sectors) needed to be copied. When the slice is not being copied, the asterisk (*) is displayed. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Copy Delay Time	Decimal number or "*"	Indicates copy delay time. The unit is milliseconds. When the slice is not being copied, the asterisk (*) is displayed. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Copy Type	"soft;", "EC", "OPC", "REC", "ROPC", "TF", "SRDF", "*"	Indicates the type of copy function being used to copy data between the master and the proxy. soft indicates that the copy processing is in execution using a copy function (soft copy function) of the GDS sfdsk driver. EC indicates that the EC function is currently being executed in the ETERNUS series or GR series unit. OPC indicates that the OPC function is currently being executed in the ETERNUS series or GR series unit. REC indicates that the REC function is currently being executed in the ETERNUS series or GR series unit. ROPC indicates that the ROPC function is currently being executed in the ETERNUS series or GR series unit. TF indicates that the copy processing is in execution using EMC TimeFinder. SRDF indicates that the copy processing is in execution using EMC SRDF. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Source Proxy Volume	Any character string	Indicates the name of the restoring copy source volume. For a slice not composing the copy destination master volume in which copy for restoring in progress, the asterisk (*) is displayed. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.

Table B.40 SafeDISK(/Global) and GDS volume integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"Mirror Driver Volumes( "Group name" )"	Indicates a SafeDISK(Global) and GDS volume integration information name as an icon name. The group name that integrated SafeDISK(Global) and GDS volume belong is shown.
Mirror Disk Volume Information-1	Volume Name	Any character string	Indicates a volume name Asterisk (*) indicates an area that cannot be allocated for a volume or an area that can be allocated for a volume but has not yet been allocated.
	Status	"normal", "warning", "stop", "error"	Indicates the volume status including the slice status on a local node. normal indicates that the volume is active and all of the associated slices are active. warning indicates that the volume is active and some of the associated slices are inactive. stop indicates that the volume is suspended and all of the associated slices are suspended. error indicates that the volume cannot be started or is suspended and some of the associated slices are not suspended. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, the value indicates the volume status not including the slice status on a local node. normal indicates that the volume is active. stop indicates that the volume is suspended. error indicates that the volume cannot be started.
	Status Description	"exist non active slice", "all slices stopped", "exist non stop slice", "volume cannot be activated due to problem with data"	Indicates the volume status including the slice status on a current node. When the volume status is normal, no information is displayed. exist non active slice indicates that the volume is active and some of the associated slices are inactive. all slices stopped indicates that the volume is suspended and all of the associated slices are suspended. exist non stop slice indicates that the volume is suspended and some of the associated slices are not suspended. volume cannot be activated due to problem with data indicates that the volume is suspended and cannot be started due to invalid data. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, the value indicates the volume status not enjoined by the slice status on a current node. ACTIVE indicates the volume is operating. STOP indicates the volume is stopped. INVALID indicates that the volume is stopped and cannot be started because data is invalid. FREE indicates that an area has not yet been allocated for the volume. PRIVATE is the area used by SafeDISK (/Global) or GDS for control and cannot be assigned as a volume.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates version information of SafeDISK(/Global) and GDS. When version information is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Management Software	URL	Indicates the URL that an administrative client can use to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View". This information is displayed only in the following cases: * For the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system * When "Web-Based Admin View" is running on the server node To enable the administrative client to open the menu of Management Software "Web-Based Admin View", the administrative client must satisfy the operating requirements of the "Web-Based Admin View" menu. Moreover, the administrative client is subject to the following restrictions: * The administrative client must have Java Plug-in. * The URL of the primary administrative server is displayed.
	Volume Status	"ACTIVE", "STOP", "INVALID", "FREE", "PRIVATE"	Indicates the status of a volume on the local node. ACTIVE indicates the volume is operating. STOP indicates the volume is stopped. INVALID indicates that the volume is stopped and cannot be started because data is invalid. FREE indicates that an area has not yet been allocated for the volume. PRIVATE indicates that an area cannot be allocated for the volume because it is used with SafeDISK (/Global) or GDS for control purposes.
	Proxy	"join", "part", "*"	Indicates the proxy volume status. join indicates the linkage status. part indicates the separation status. "*" indicates that SafeDISK Snapshot has not yet been installed or no proxy volume is used.
	Mode	"rw", "ro", "*"	Indicates the access mode attribute value (default access mode). Mode indicates the local node status. rw indicates that both reading and writing are enabled. ro indicates that only reading is enabled. "*" indicates that an area cannot be allocated for the volume or that an area can be allocated but has not yet been allocated for the volume.
	CMode	"rw", "ro", "*"	Indicates the current access mode of the active volume. Mode indicates the local node status. rw indicates that both reading and writing are enabled. ro indicates that only reading is enabled. * indicates that the volume has not been started.
	Lock	"on", "off", "*"	Indicates the lock mode. Mode indicates the local node status. on indicates a lock against subsequent starts (suppressed). off indicates no lock against subsequent starts. * indicates that an area cannot be allocated for the volume or that an area can be allocated but has not yet been allocated.
	First Block	Decimal number	Indicates the first block (sector) number.
	Last Block	Decimal number	Indicates the last block (sector) number.
	Blocks	Decimal number	Indicates the number of blocks (sectors) as the size.
Mirror Disk Volume Information-2	Volume Name	Any character string	Indicates a volume name Asterisk (*) indicates an area that cannot be allocated for a volume or an area that can be allocated for a volume but has not yet been allocated.
	Skip Mode	"on", "off", "*"	Indicates the resynchronization skip mode. on indicates that the resynchronization skip mode is on. off indicates that the resynchronization skip mode is off. * indicates that an area cannot be allocated for the volume or that an area can be allocated but has not yet been allocated for the volume.
	Jrm Mode	"on", "off", "*"	Indicates the high-speed resynchronization mode. on indicates the high-speed resynchronization mode is on. off indicates the high-speed resynchronization mode is off. * indicates that an area cannot be allocated for the volume or that an area can be allocated but has not yet been allocated for the volume.
	Disk Class	Any character string	Indicates the name of the class to which a disk belongs.
	Volume Type	"mirror", "stripe", "concat", "switch", "single"	Indicates the type attribute. mirror indicates that the volume belongs to the mirror group. stripe indicates that the volume belongs to the GDS stripe group. concat indicates that the volume belongs to the GDS concatenation group. switch indicates that the volume belongs to a GDS switch group. single indicates that the volume belongs to a single disk.
	Group	Any character string	Indicates that the name of the group to which a volume belongs. Asterisk (*) indicates a single volume.
	Master Volume	Any character string	Indicates the name of the master volume. Asterisk (*) indicates that SafeDISK and GDS Snapshot are not installed or no proxy volume is used.
	Connected Disk	Any character string	Indicates the name of the disk to which a volume belongs. Asterisk (*) indicates a mirror volume.
	Physical Slice	"on", "off", "*"	Indicates the physical slice attribute of a volume. This information is displayed only for GDS. on indicates that the physical slice attribute of the volume is on. off indicates that the physical slice attribute of the volume is off. Asterisk (*) indicates an occupied or unallocated area.
	Slice Number	Decimal number or "*"	Indicates the number of slices that form the volume. This information is displayed only for GDS. * indicates that no physical slices comprise the volume.
Slice Information	Slice	Any character string	Indicates the name of the slice. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Slice Status	"ACTIVE", "STOP", "INVALID", "COPY", "TEMP", "TEMP-STOP", "NOUSE"	Indicates the slice status on a local node. ACTIVE indicates that it is active. STOP indicates that it is suspended. INVALID indicates that the slice is temporarily detached for the data are invalid. COPY indicates that copying is in progress to ensure data. TEMP indicates that the slice is detached from the volume temporarily and running by itself. TEMP-STOP indicates that the slice is detached from the volume temporarily and suspended by itself. NOUSE indicates that the slice is suspended and no operation is available. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Class	Any character string	Indicates the name of the class to which the slice belongs. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Group	Any character string	Indicates the name of the highest level group to which the slice belongs. For a single slice, the asterisk (*) is displayed. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Disk	Any character string	Displays the name of the disk or the lower level group (group to which this slice belongs among groups directly connected to the related highest level group) to which the slice belongs. For the highest level group is a stripe group or a concatenation group the asterisk (*) is displayed. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Volume	Any character string	Indicates the name of the volume to which the slice belongs. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Copy Status	"run", "bg", "intr", "wait", "*"	Indicates the copy processing status. run indicates that the copy processing is in progress. bg indicates that the copy processing is in progress in background but access to valid data is available. intr indicates that the copy processing is suspended. wait indicates that the copy processing is in queue because many copy processes are currently in execution. The asterisk (*) indicates that it is not being copied. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Jrm Mode	"on", "off", "*"	Indicates the high-speed resynchronization mode. on indicates that the high-speed resynchronization mode is on. off indicates that the high-speed resynchronization mode is off. The asterisk (*) indicates that the slice is not a mirror slice temporarily detached from the mirror volume. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Mode	"rw", "ro", "*"	Indicates the access mode. rw indicates that both reading and writing are available. ro indicates that only reading is available. The asterisk (*) indicates that it is not a mirror slice temporarily detached from the mirror volume. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Cur Blocks	Decimal number or "*"	Indicates the number of blocks (sectors) already copied. When the slice is not being copied or EMC TimeFinder or EMC SRDF is conducting the copy processing, the asterisk (*) is displayed. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Copy Blocks	Decimal number or "*"	Indicates the number of blocks (sectors) needed to be copied. When the slice is not being copied, the asterisk (*) is displayed. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Copy Delay Time	Decimal number or "*"	Indicates copy delay time. The unit is milliseconds. When the slice is not being copied, the asterisk (*) is displayed. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Copy Type	"soft;", "EC", "OPC", "REC", "ROPC", "TF", "SRDF", "*"	Indicates the type of copy function being used to copy data between the master and the proxy. soft indicates that the copy processing is in execution using a copy function (soft copy function) of the GDS sfdsk driver. EC indicates that the copy processing is in execution using the EC function of GR700 series. OPC indicates that the copy processing is in execution using the OPC function of GR700 series or ETERNUS3000. REC indicates that the copy processing is in execution using the REC function of GR700 series. ROPC indicates that the copy processing is in execution using the ROPC function of GR700 series. TF indicates that the copy processing is in execution using EMC TimeFinder. SRDF indicates that the copy processing is in execution using EMC SRDF. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	Source Proxy Volume	Any character string	Indicates the name of the restoring copy source volume. For a slice not composing the restoring copy destination master volume, the asterisk (*) is displayed. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.

Table B.41 SafeDISK(/Global) and GDS group properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a group name as an icon name.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates version information of SafeDISK(/Global) and GDS. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Management Software	URL	Indicates the URL that an administrative client can use to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View". This information is displayed only in the following cases: * For the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system * When "Web-Based Admin View" is running on the server node To enable the administrative client to open the menu of Management Software "Web-Based Admin View", the administrative client must satisfy the operating requirements of the "Web-Based Admin View" menu. Moreover, the administrative client is subject to the following restrictions: * The administrative client must have Java Plug-in. * The URL of the primary administrative server is displayed.
Group Information	Blocks	Decimal number	Indicates the group size. The group size indicates the size of the smallest disk among connected disks. The size is the number of blocks (sectors).
	Free Blocks	Decimal number or "*"	Indicates the number of free blocks (sectors) that can be allocated to a new volume. Asterisk (*) indicates a low-level group of GDS.
	Master Group	Any character string	Indicates the name of the master group. Asterisk (*) indicates that SafeDISK Snapshot is not installed or no proxy group is used.
	Spare Count	Decimal number or "*"	Indicates the number of connectable spare disks. Asterisk (*) indicates a stripe or concatenation group of GDS.
	Disk Class	Any character string	Indicates the name of the class to which a disk belongs.
	Disks	List of any character strings	A list of connected disk names is displayed. GDS displays a list of connected disk names and low-order group names.
	Group Type	"mirror", "stripe", "concat", "switch"	Indicates the type attribute. This information is displayed only for GDS. mirror indicates mirror. stripe indicates stripe. concat indicates concatenation. switch indicates switch.
	Stripe Width	Decimal number or "*"	Indicates the stripe width (number of blocks). This information is displayed only for GDS. * indicates that no stripe group is used.

Table B.42 SafeDISK(/Global) and GDS disk properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a disk name as an icon name.
	Status	"normal", "error"	Indicates the disk status enjoined by the error status of the disk on a local node and a common node. normal indicates that the disk is operable and no I/O error has occurred. error indicates that the disk is not operable, or is operable and an I/O error has occurred. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, the disk status not including the error status of the disk on a local node and a common node. normal indicates that the disk is operable. error indicates that the disk is not operable.
	Status Description	"I/O error has occurred", "not available for work", "available for disk exchanging"	Indicates details about the status of the disk that includes the error status of the disk on a local node and a common node. When the disk status is normal, no information is displayed. I/O error has occurred indicates that the disk is operable in GDS and an I/O error has occurred on a local node or a common node. not available for work indicates that the disk is not operable. available for disk exchanging indicates that the disk is operable and can be swapped. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, the value indicates the disk status not including the error status of the disk on a local node and a common node. ENABLE indicates the disk is operable. DISABLE indicates the disk is inoperable. SWAP indicates the disk is inoperable and replaceable.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates version information of SafeDISK(/Global) and GDS. When version information is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Management Software	URL	Indicates the URL that an administrative client can use to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View". This information is displayed only in the following cases: * For the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system * When "Web-Based Admin View" is running on the server node To enable the administrative client to open the menu of Management Software "Web-Based Admin View", the administrative client must satisfy the operating requirements of the "Web-Based Admin View" menu. Moreover, the administrative client is subject to the following restrictions: * The administrative client must have Java Plug-in. * The URL of the primary administrative server is displayed.
Disk Information	Blocks	Decimal number	Indicates the disk size. The size is the number of blocks (sectors).
	Free Blocks	Decimal number or "*"	Indicates the number of free blocks (sectors) that can be allocated to a new volume. * indicates that no single disk is used.
	Group	Any character string	Indicates a connected group name. Asterisk (*) indicates that no disk is connected.
	Disk Type	"mirror", "stripe", "concat", "switch", "keep", "single", "spare", "undef"	Indicates the type attribute value. mirror indicates that the disk is connected to the mirror group. stripe indicates that the disk is connected to the GDS stripe group. concat indicates that the disk is connected to the GDS concatenation group. switch indicates that the disk is connected to a GDS switch group. keep indicates a keep disk. single indicates a single disk. spare indicates a spare disk. undef indicates an undefined disk.
	Device Name	Any character string	Indicates a physical disk name. The name is displayed in one of the following formats: cCtTdD (for an ordinary hard disk under control of Solaris OS) mphdI (for an MPHD disk) mplbI (for an MPLB disk) emcpowerN (for an emcpower disk under control of Splaris) sdX (for an ordinary hard disk under control of Linux(RHEL)) emcpowerP (for an emcpower disk under control of Linux) C indicates a controller. T indicates a target ID. D indicates a disk number. I indicates an MPHD instance number or MPLB instance number. N indicates an emcpower device number or device identifier under control of Solaris OS. P is an emcpower device type name under control of Linux. X indicates a device identifier.
	Nodes	List of any character strings	A list of node identifiers connected to a physical disk is displayed. Asterisk (*) indicates that SafeCLUSTER and PRIMECLUSTER are not installed.
	Disk Status	"ENABLE", "DISABLE", "SWAP"	Indicates the disk status. ENABLE indicates that the disk is operable. DISABLE indicates that the disk is not operable. SWAP indicates that the disk is not operable and can be swapped. For 1.2 and lower version numbers of Agent, no value is displayed.
	IO Status	"0", "1", "*"	Indicates the status with regard to disk errors. This information is displayed only for GDS. 0 indicates that no I/O error has occurred on local and shared nodes. 1 indicates that an I/O error has occurred on the local or shared node. * indicates that the disk is connected to neither the stripe group nor the concatenation group.

Table B.43 SafeDISK(/Global) and GDS class properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the name of a class as the icon name.
	Version	Any character string	Indicates SafeDISK(/Global) and GDS version information. When version information is unknown, no value is displayed.
	Management Software	URL	Indicates the URL that an administrative client can use to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View". This information is displayed only in the following cases: * For the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system * When "Web-Based Admin View" is running on the server node To enable the administrative client to open the menu of Management Software "Web-Based Admin View", the administrative client must satisfy the operating requirements of the "Web-Based Admin View" menu. Moreover, the administrative client is subject to the following restrictions: * The administrative client must have Java Plug-in. * The URL of the primary administrative server is displayed.
Class Information	Class Type	"root", "local", "shared"	Indicates the type attribute value. root denotes the root class. local denotes a local class. shared denotes a common class.
	Scope	Any character string	Displays the node identifier as the scope attribute value. When the class is shared by multiple nodes in a SafeCLUSTER or PRIMECLUSTER system, a list of node identifiers is displayed. When SafeCLUSTER or PRIMECLUSTER is not deployed, the asterisk (*) is displayed.
	Hot Spare	"on", "off"	IIndicates the hot spare mode. on indicates that the hot spare mode is enabled. off indicates that the hot spare mode is disabled.
	Spare	Decimal number	Indicates the number of spare disks not connected to the group.

Table B.44 LVM logical volume properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the name of a logical volume as the icon name.
	LV Status	"normal", "warning", "error"	Indicates the logical volume status. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Status Description	"available/stale", "available/syncd", "available", "unavailable"	Indicates details on the logical volume status. available/stale: The logical volume is available but it includes a physical extent that does not exist in the current volume. available/syncd: The logical volume is available and in sync. available: The logical volume is available. A cache for error output and the consistency recovery are both off on the logical volume, and therefore the status cannot be determined between stale and syncd for certain. unavailable: The logical volume is unavailable.
	LVM Version	Any character string	Indicates LVM version information.
LV Information	LV Path Name	Any character string	Indicates the block type device and path name of a logical volume within the volume group.
	LV Size(Mbytes)	Any character string	Indicates the logical volume size.
	Current LE	Any character string	Indicates the number of logical extents within the logical volume.
	Allocated PE	Any character string	Indicates the number of physical extents used for the logical volume.
	Used PV	Any character string	Indicates the number of physical volumes used for the logical volume.

Table B.45 LVM logical volume integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"LVM Logical Volumes( "volume group name" )"	Indicates the name of LVM logical volume integration information as the icon name. "volume group name" indicates the name of the volume and group to which the integrated LVM logical volume belongs.
LV Information-1	LV Name	Any character string	Indicates the logical volume name.
	LV Status	"normal", "warning", "error"	Indicates the logical volume status.
	Status Description	"available/stale", "available/syncd", "available", "unavailable"	Indicates details on the logical volume status. available/stale: The logical volume is available but it includes a physical extent that does not exist in the current volume. available/syncd: The logical volume is available and in sync. available: The logical volume is available. A cache for error output and the consistency recovery are both off on the logical volume, and therefore the status cannot be determined between stale and syncd for certain. unavailable: The logical volume is unavailable.
	LVM Version	Any character string	Indicates LVM version information.
LV Information-2	LV Name	Any character string	Indicates Logical Volume name.
	LV Path Name	Any character string	Indicates the block type device and path name of a logical volume within the volume group.
	LV Size(Mbytes)	Any character string	Indicates the logical volume size.
	Current LE	Any character string	Indicates the number of logical extents within the logical volume.
	Allocated PE	Any character string	Indicates the number of physical extents used for the logical volume.
	Used PV	Any character string	Indicates the number of physical volumes used for the logical volume.

Table B.46 LVM volume group properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the part after "/" in the volume and group path name as the icon name.
	VG Status	"normal"	Indicates the volume group status.
	Status Description	"available"	Indicates the volume group status.
	LVM Version	Any character string	Indicates LVM version information.
VG Information-1	VG Name	Any character string	Indicates the volume and group path name.
	VG Write Access	"read/write", "read-only"	Indicates the current volume and group access mode.
	VGDA	Decimal number	Indicates the number of volume group descriptor areas within the volume and group.
	PE Size	Decimal number	Indicates the size of each physical extent.
	Total PE	Decimal number	Indicates the total number of physical extents within the volume and group.
	Alloc PE	Decimal number	Indicates the number of physical extents currently assigned to the logical volume.
	Free PE	Decimal number	Indicates the number of physical extents not assigned.
VG Information-2	Max LV	Decimal number	Indicates the number of logical volumes that can be included in the volume and group.
	Cur LV	Decimal number	Indicates the number of logical volumes that currently exist in the volume and group.
	Open LV	Decimal number	Indicates the number of logical volumes and groups currently open in the volume and group.
	Max PV	Decimal number	Indicates the number of physical volumes that can be included in the volume and group.
	Cur PV	Decimal number	Indicates the number of physical volumes that currently exist in the volume and group.
	Act PV	Decimal number	Indicates the number of physical volumes currently active in the volume and group.
	Max PE per PV	Decimal number	Indicates the number of physical extents that can be assigned from physical volumes in the volume and group.
	Total PVG	Decimal number	Indicates the number of physical volumes and groups within the volume and group.
	Total Spare PVs	Decimal number	Indicates the number of physical volumes specified as spares for this volume and group.
	Total Spare PVs in use	Decimal number	Indicates the total number of spare physical volumes that are active to alternate with failed physical volumes.

Table B.47 LVM physical volume properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the block type device path name of a logical volume within the group as the icon name. Device paths are displayed using legacy DSFs (cCtTdD) in the following situations: - For HP-UX11iv2 or earlier - If only PVLink is being used for path redundancy for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later Device paths are displayed using persistent DSFs (diskX) in the following situations: - If path redundancy is not used for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later - If native multi-paths are being used for path redundancy for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later
	PV Status	"normal", "warning", "error"	Indicates the physical volume status.
	Status Description	"available", "available/data spared", "available/active spare", "available/standby spare", "unavailable", "unavailable/data spared", "unavailable/active spare", "unavailable/standby spare", "a part of path unavailable", "all path unavailable"	Indicates details on the physical volume status. available: The physical volume is available and is not a spare physical volume. available/data spared: The physical volume is available. However, the data reside on a spare physical volume still active. available/active spare: The physical volume is available and is an active spare physical volume. available/standby spare: The physical volume is a spare physical volume and is stand-by against any failure on another physical volume in this volume group. This physical volume can be used simply for obtaining data from a failed physical volume. unavailable: The physical volume is not available and is not a spare physical volume. unavailable/data spared: The physical volume is unavailable. However, the data reside on a spare physical volume still active and can be accessed if the spare physical volume is available. unavailable/active spare: The physical volume is unavailable and is an active spare physical volume, and the data on this physical volume are unavailable. unavailable/standby spare: The physical volume is a stand-by spare physical volume that cannot be used currently for obtaining data from a failed physical volume. a part of path unavailable: Part of paths defined to the relevant physical volume or to an alternative link cannot be used. all path unavailable: All of the paths defined to the relevant physical volume or to an alternative link cannot be used.
	LVM Version	Any character string	Indicates LVM version information.
PV Information	PV Name	Any character string	Indicates the block type device and path name of a physical volume within the group. Device paths are displayed using legacy DSFs (cCtTdD) in the following situations: - For HP-UX11iv2 or earlier - If only PVLink is being used for path redundancy for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later Device paths are displayed using persistent DSFs (diskX) in the following situations: - If path redundancy is not used for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later - If native multi-paths are being used for path redundancy for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later
	PV Name Alternate Link	Any character string	Alternate links to physical volumes are indicated using legacy DSFs (cCtTdD) in the following situation: - For physical volumes that use PVLink Multiple paths to physical volumes are indicated using legacy DSFs (cCtTdD) in the following situation: - For physical volumes that use the native multi-path function in environments where legacy DSFs have not been disabled or deleted. Multiple paths to physical volumes are indicated using logical HBA numbers in the following situation: - For physical volumes that use the native multi-path function in environments where legacy DSFs have been disabled or deleted.
	PVG Name	Any character string	Indicates the name of the physical volume group to which the physical volume indicated by the device name of a physical volume is defined. When the physical volume indicated by the device name of a physical volume does not belong to the physical volume group, no value is displayed.
	Total PE	Decimal number	Indicates the total number of physical extents on the physical volume.
	Free PE	Decimal number	Indicates the number of physical extents on the physical volume that are not assigned.
	Autoswitch	"On", "Off"	Indicates the specification of autoswitch behavior for the physical volume. On: LVM automatically switches the path to the physical volume to an optimum available path. Off: LVM automatically switches the current path to an optimum available path only if it cannot be used.

Table B.48 LVM physical volume integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	"LVM Physical Volumes("volume name")"	Indicates the LVM physical volume integration information name as the icon name. The physical volume name is displayed using legacy DSFs (cCtTdD) in the following situations: - For HP-UX11iv2 or earlier - If only PVLink is being used for path redundancy for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later The physical volume name is displayed using persistent DSFs (diskX) in the following situations: - If path redundancy is not used for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later - If native multi-paths are being used for path redundancy for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later
PV Fusion Information	MultiPath Driver Device	Any character string	Indicates the block type device path name of physical volume. Device paths are displayed using legacy DSFs (cCtTdD) in the following situations: - For HP-UX11iv2 or earlier - If only PVLink is being used for path redundancy for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later Device paths are displayed using persistent DSFs (diskX) in the following situations: - If path redundancy is not used for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later - If native multi-paths are being used for path redundancy for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later
	PV Status	"normal", "warning", "error"	Indicates the physical volume status.
	Status Description	"available", "available/data spared", "available/active spare", "available/standby spare", "unavailable", "unavailable/data spared", "unavailable/active spare", "unavailable/standby spare", "a part of path unavailable", "all path unavailable"	Indicates details on the physical volume status. available: The physical volume is available and is not a spare physical volume. available/data spared: The physical volume is available. However, the data reside on a spare physical volume still active. available/active spare: The physical volume is available and is an active spare physical volume. available/standby spare: The physical volume is a spare physical volume and is stand-by against any failure on another physical volume in this volume group. This physical volume can be used simply for obtaining data from a failed physical volume. unavailable: The physical volume is not available and is not a spare physical volume. unavailable/data spared: The physical volume is unavailable. However, the data reside on a spare physical volume still active and can be accessed if the spare physical volume is available. unavailable/active spare: The physical volume is unavailable and is an active spare physical volume, and the data on this physical volume are unavailable. unavailable/standby spare: The physical volume is a stand-by spare physical volume that cannot be used currently for obtaining data from a failed physical volume. a part of path unavailable: Part of paths defined to the relevant physical volume or to an alternative link cannot be used. all path unavailable: All of the paths defined to the relevant physical volume or to an alternative link cannot be used.
	LVM Version	Any character string	Indicates LVM version information.
	PV Name	Any character string	Indicates the block type device and path name of a physical volume within the group. Device paths are displayed using legacy DSFs (cCtTdD) in the following situations: - For HP-UX11iv2 or earlier - If only PVLink is being used for path redundancy for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later Device paths are displayed using persistent DSFs (diskX) in the following situations: - If path redundancy is not used for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later - If native multi-paths are being used for path redundancy for physical volumes with HP-UX11iv3 or later
	PVG Name	Any character string	Indicates the name of the physical volume group to which the physical volume indicated by the device name of a physical volume is defined. When the physical volume indicated by the device name of a physical volume does not belong to the physical volume group, no value is displayed.
	Total PE	Decimal number	Indicates the total number of physical extents on the physical volume.
	Free PE	Decimal number	Indicates the number of physical extents on the physical volume that are not assigned.
	Autoswitch	"On", "Off"	Indicates the specification of autoswitch behavior for the physical volume. On: LVM automatically switches the path to the physical volume to an optimum available path. Off: LVM automatically switches the current path to an optimum available path only if it cannot be used.

Table B.49 MultiPath driver slice properties (only applicable to the Solaris OS versions of Agent and the Linux versions of Agent)

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a user access device node name as an icon name. In the Solaris OS version, information is displayed in the following format: - MPHD: /dev/FJSVmphd/rdsk/mphdMsS - MPLB,GRMPD 1.x, ETERNUS Multipath Driver (when setting mplb special file): /dev/FJSVmplb/rdsk/mplbMsS - ETERNUS Multipath Driver (when setting special file of Solaris OS standard): /dev/rdsk/cCtTdDsS Indicates the added disk device node with the number to distinguish partition in the Linux(RHEL) version.
	Driver Version	Driver version	Indicates version information of the multipath driver. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Management Software	URL	Indicates the URL that an administrative client can use to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View". This information is displayed only in the following cases: - For the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system - When "Web-Based Admin View" is running on the server node To enable the administrative client to open the menu of Management Software "Web-Based Admin View", the administrative client must satisfy the operating requirements of the "Web-Based Admin View" menu. Moreover, the administrative client is subject to the following restrictions: - The administrative client must have Java Plug-in. - The URL of the primary administrative server is displayed.

Table B.50 MultiPath driver device properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	In the Solaris OS version, an icon name indicated by this is the name of the user access device node from which a slice portion was omitted. In the Solaris OS version, information is displayed in the following format: - MPHD: /dev/FJSVmphd/rdsk/mphdM - MPLB,GRMPD 1.x, ETERNUS Multipath Driver (when setting mplb special file): /dev/FJSVmplb/rdsk/mplbM - ETERNUS Multipath Driver (when setting special file of Solaris OS standard): /dev/rdsk/cCtTdD In the Windows version, this indicates a disk number (assigned by WindowsNT or Windows2000 to each LU). In the Linux(RHEL) version, this indicates disk device node. In the AIX version, this indicates block device.
	Status	"normal", "warning"	Displays warning when "warning" is included in the multipath status. When the ETERNUS multipath driver for Windows is used, a warning is displayed when the number of active paths has been reduced. For example, number of paths is reduced from three to two. When the msdsm is used, a warning is displayed when the access path that is not redundant configuration exists. For example, number of paths is one (single path) at the first time, or it is reduced from two to one.
	Driver Version	Driver version	Indicates version information of the multipath driver. However, no value is displayed if the multipath driver is multipath control for WindowsNT/2000. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Management Software	URL	Indicates the URL that an administrative client can use to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View". This information is displayed only in the following cases: - For the SafeFILE/Global and GFS shared file system - When "Web-Based Admin View" is running on the server node To enable the administrative client to open the menu of Management Software "Web-Based Admin View", the administrative client must satisfy the operating requirements of the "Web-Based Admin View" menu. Moreover, the administrative client is subject to the following restrictions: - The administrative client must have Java Plug-in. - The URL of the primary administrative server is displayed.
MultiPath Device Information	MultiPath Type	"MPHD", "MPLB", "MP", "DPF"	Indicates the multipath disk control method. In the Solaris OS version, the following are displayed: MPHD: "MPHD" MPLB, GRMPD, ETERNUS Multiputh Driver: "MPLB" or "MPHD" In the Windows version, "MP" is displayed. In the Linux(RHEL) version, "MPLB" is displayed. In the AIX version, "DPF" is displayed.
	Number of Path	Decimal number	Indicates the number of paths.

Table B.51 MultiPath Driver Device integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a MultiPath Driver Device integration information name as an icon name. In the Solaris OS version, ranges of an icon name indicated by this is the name of the user access device node from which a slice portion was omitted. In the Windows version, this indicates ranges of disk number (assigned by Windows OS to each LU). In the Linux(RHEL) version, ranges of disk device node is displayed as a name. In the AIX version, range of block device is displayed as a name.
MultiPath Device Fusion Information	MultiPath Driver Device	Any character string	In the Solaris OS version, an icon name indicated by this is the name of the user access device node from which a slice portion was omitted. In the Solaris OS version, information is displayed in the following format: - MPHD: /dev/FJSVmphd/rdsk/mphdM - MPLB,GRMPD 1.x, ETERNUS Multipath Driver (when setting mplb special file): /dev/FJSVmplb/rdsk/mplbM ETERNUS Multipath Driver (when setting special file of Solaris OS standard): /dev/rdsk/cCtTdD In the Windows version, this indicates a disk number (assigned by Windows OS to each LU). In the Linux(RHEL) version, this indicates disk device node. In the AIX version, this indicates block device.
	Status	"nomal", "warning"	Displays warning when "warning" is included in the multipath status. When Windows version GRMPD 2.x is used, a warning is displayed when the number of active paths has been reduced.
	Driver Version	Driver version	Indicates version information of the multipath driver. However, no value is displayed if the multipath driver is multipath control for WindowsNT/2000. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Management Software	URL	Indicates the URL that a client can use to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View". This information is displayed only in the following cases: - When "Web-Based Admin View" is running on the host - When multipath disk control is MPHD or MPLB To enable the client to open the menu of the Management Software "Web-Based Admin View", the client must satisfy the operating requirements of the "Web-Based Admin View" menu. Moreover, the client is subject to the following restrictions: - The client must have Java Plug-in. - The URL of the primary administrative server is displayed.
	MultiPath Type	"MPHD", "MPLB", "MP", "DPF"	Indicates the multipath disk control method. In the Solaris OS version, the following are displayed: MPHD: "MPHD" MPLB, GRMPD, ETERNUS Multipath Driver: "MPLB" or "MPHD" In the Windows version, "MP" is displayed. In the Linux(RHEL) version, "MPLB" is displayed. In the AIX version, "DPF" is displayed.
	Number of Path	Decimal number	Indicates the number of paths. When Windows version GRMPD 2.x is used, the number of active paths is displayed.

Table B.52 EMC PowerPath slice properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	For Solaris OS version, this indicates a pseudo name with "/dev/rdsk/" attached as an icon name. In Linux version, this indicates a pseudo name with "/dev/" attached as an icon name.

Table B.53 EMC PowerPath device properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	For Solaris OS version, this indicates a pseudo name, whose trailing alphabetic character is omitted, with "/dev/rdsk/" attached, as an icon name. In Linux version, this indicates a pseudo name, whose trailing alphabetic character is omitted, with "/dev/" attached, as an icon name. The pseudo name is an identifier used to access a logical device of the storage system.
	Status	"normal", "warning"	Indicates the status of an EMC PowerPath device. "normal" indicates that all paths connected to individual devices are active. "warning" indicates that a certain path connected to individual paths is disabled. For Solaris OS version, "normal" is displayed when the status description of the EMC PowerPath device is "alive," and "warning" is displayed when it is "dead". In Linux version, "normal" is displayed when the status description of the EMC PowerPath device is "open," and "warning" is displayed when it is "close".
	Status Description	In Solaris OS version: "alive", "dead" In Linux version: "open", "close"	Indicates actual status information on an EMC PowerPath device.
	Driver Version	Driver version	Indicates EMC PowerPath version information. Nothing is displayed when the version is unknown.
MultiPath Device Information	MultiPath Type	"emcpower"	Indicates the multipath disk control type.
	Number of Paths	Decimal number	Indicates the number of paths.
	Logical device ID	Hexadecimal number or alphanumeric string	Indicates a logical device identifier.

Table B.54 EMC PowerPath device integrated information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the name of EMC PowerPath device integration information as an icon name.
MultiPath Device Fusion Information	MultiPath Driver Device	Any character string	For Solaris OS version, this indicates a pseudo name, whose trailing alphabetic character is omitted, with "/dev/rdsk/" attached, as an icon name. In Linux version, this indicates a pseudo name, whose trailing alphabetic character is omitted, with "/dev/" attached, as an icon name. The pseudo name is an identifier used to access a logical device of the storage system.
	Status	"normal", "warning"	Indicates the status of an EMC PowerPath device. "normal" indicates that all paths connected to individual devices are active. "warning" indicates that a certain path connected to individual paths is disabled. In Solaris OS version, "normal" is displayed when the status description of the EMC PowerPath device is "alive" and "warning" is displayed when it is "dead". In Linux version, "normal" is displayed when the status description of the EMC PowerPath device is "open," and "warning" is displayed when it is "close".
	Status Description	In Solaris OS version: "alive", "dead" In Linux version: "open", "close"	Indicates actual status information on an EMC PowerPath device.
	Driver Version	Driver version	Indicates EMC PowerPath version information. Nothing is displayed when the version is unknown.
	MultiPath Type	"emcpower"	Indicates the multipath disk control type.
	Number of Paths	Decimal number	Indicates the number of paths.
	Logical device ID	Hexadecimal number or alphanumeric string	Indicates a logical device identifier.

Table B.55 HDLM slice properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates host device name with "/dev/rdsk" and slice identifier as an icon name.

Table B.56 HDLM device properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates host device name with "/dev/rdsk" and slice identifier as an icon name.
	Status	"normal", "warning"	Indicate the status of HDLM device normal: All path status which connects to each device is online. warning; There is offline path exists. The status will be displayed as "normal" if all the paths connected to HDLM device are "Online". If status other than "Online" exists, it will be displayed as "warning".
	Status Description	"Online,Offline(E)"	Indicate the status of HDLM device's path.
	Driver Version	Driver version	Indicate the driver version of HDLM device. In case that version is unknown, no value is displayed.
MultiPath Device Fusion information	MultiPath Type	"HDLM"	Indicate the multipath disk's control type.
	Number of Paths	Decimal number	Indicate the path number.

Table B.57 HDLM device integration icon properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates HDLM device integrated information as an icon name.
MultiPath Device Information	MultiPath Driver Device	Any character string	Indicates host device name with "/dev/rdsk" and slice identifier as an icon name.
	Status	"normal", "warning"	Indicate the status of HDLM device normal: All path status which connects to each device is online. warning; There is offline path exists. The status will be displayed as "normal" if all the paths connected to HDLM device are "Online". If status other than "Online" exists, it will be displayed as "warning".
	Status Description	"Online, Offline(E)"	Indicate the status of HDLM device's path.
	Driver Version	Driver version	Indicate the driver version of HDLM device. In case that version is unknown, no value is displayed.
	MultiPath Type	"HDLM"	Indicate the multipath disk's control type.
	Number of Paths	Decimal number	Indicate the path number.

Table B.58 MPxIO slice properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates the device name including the part of slice, as an icon name.

Table B.59 MPxIO device properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(icon name)	Any character string	Shows the device name without the slice part as the icon name.
	Status	"normal", "warning"	Indicates the MPxIO device status. Normal: All the paths that connect to each device are running. Warning: Some of the paths that connect to each device are blocked. If all the MPxIO device status details are "ONLINE" or "STANDBY", "normal" is displayed, otherwise "Warning" is displayed.
	Status Description	"ONLINE,OFFLINE", for example	Indicates the MPxIO device path status.
MultiPath Device Information	MultiPath Type	"MPxIO"	Indicates the multipath disk control type.
	Number of Paths	Decimal	Indicates the number of paths.

Table B.60 MultiPath driver device / LVM physical volume / EMC Power Path device/HDLM device/MPxIO device

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	Source ID	Any character string	Indicates the names of the multipath driver device, LVM physical volume, and EMC PowerPath device and HDLM device/MPxIO device corresponding to the relevant path.
	Path Status	"nomal", "warning"	Displays status information on the multipath driver device, LVM physical volume, and EMC PowerPath device and HDLM device/MPxIO device. "Normal" indicates active path. "Warning" indicates path in trouble or the path separated from the management of multipath. In HP-UX version "normal" indicates the normal status of corresponding LVM physical volume. "Warning" indicates other status than the normal state of corresponding LVM physical volume.

Table B.61 Raw device properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a raw device name as an icon name. For the Solaris OS versions of Agent, the name is displayed in the following format: /dev/rdsk/cCtTdD. C, T, and D indicate the controller, target ID, and disk number, respectively. For the Windows versions of Agent, the name is displayed in the format of pPbBtTlL. P denotes the SCSI port number, B denotes the SCSI bus number, T denotes the target ID (SCSI-ID), and L denotes the LUN number. For the Linux versions of Agent, the name is displayed in a /dev/sdD format. D is a character standing for the physical drive. For the HP-UX versions of Agent, the name is displayed in a /dev/rdsk/cCtTdD format. C shows the card instance number, T shows the target address, and D shows the device number. The Legacy DSF is ignored (removed) on HP-UX 11iv3 or later, no information is displayed. For the AIX version of Agent, the name is displayed in a /dev/hdiskB format. B is character standing for the block device number.

Table B.62 Raw device integration information properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a raw device integration information name as an icon name. For the Solaris OS versions of Agent, the name is displayed in the following format: /dev/rdsk/cCtTdD-D. C, T, and D-D indicate the controller, target ID, and range of disk number, respectively. For the Windows versions of Agent, the name is displayed in the format of pPbBtTlL-L. P indicates a SCSI port number. B indicates a SCSI bus number. T indicates a target ID (SCSI-ID). L-L indicates range of LUN number. For the Linux versions of Agent, the name is displayed in a /dev/sdD format. D-D indicates the range of physical devices. For the HP-UX versions of Agent, the name is displayed in a /dev/rdsk/cCtTdD-D format. C shows the card instance number, T shows the target address, and D-D shows the range of device. The Legacy DSF is ignored (removed) on HP-UX 11iv3 or later, no information is displayed. For the AIX version of Agent, the name is displayed in a /dev/hdiskB-B format. B-B indicates the range of the block device number.
RawDevice Fusion Information	Raw Device Name	Any character string	Indicates a raw device name. For the Solaris OS versions of Agent, the name is displayed in the following format: /dev/rdsk/cCtTdD. C, T, and D indicate the controller, target ID, and disk number, respectively. For the Windows versions of Agent, the name is displayed in the format of pPbBtTlL. P indicates a SCSI port number. B indicates a SCSI bus number. T indicates a target ID (SCSI-ID). L indicates a LUN number. For the Linux versions of Agent, the name is displayed in a /dev/sdD format. D indicates the range of physical devices. For the HP-UX versions of Agent, the name is displayed in a /dev/rdsk/cCtTdD format. C shows the card instance number, T shows the target address, and D shows the range of device. The Legacy DSF is ignored (removed) on HP-UX 11iv3 or later, no information is displayed. For the AIX version of Agent, the name is displayed in a /dev/hdiskB format. B is character standing for the block device number.

Table B.63 Raw device slice properties (only applicable to the Solaris OS versions, Linux versions and HP-UX versions of Agent)

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a raw device slice name as an icon name. For the Solaris OS versions of Agent, the name is displayed in a /dev/rdsk/cCtTdDsS format. C shows the controller, T shows the target ID, D shows the disk number, S shows the slice number. For the Linux versions of Agent, the name is displayed in a /dev/sdDP format or a /dev/hdDP format. D shows a character standing for the physical drive and P shows the partition on the physical drive. For the HP-UX versions of Agent, the name is displayed in a /dev/rdsk/cCtTdDsS format. C shows the card instance number, T shows the target address, D shows the device number, and S shows the section number.

Table B.64 HBA port properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a logical number of an HBA as an icon name.
	Status	"normal", "warning", "error", "unknown"	Indicates the device status. When the monitoring status is "unmonitored" or "undefined", "unknown" is indicated. An agent of the Solaris OS or a Windows server node collects device status information in greater detail than SSC Agent on the same platform. Thus, the device status reported by both agents may not be identical.
	Status Description	Any character string	Indicates the device status in detail. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Monitoring Status	Any character string	Indicates the HBA port monitoring status.
	Driver Version	Driver version	Indicates the HBA driver version. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	SNIA HBA API Version	SNIA HBA API Version	Indicates the SNIA HBA API version. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
Port Information-1	Port No.	Decimal number	Indicates a port number.
	WWPN	Eight-byte WWPN	Indicates the WWPN (World Wide Port Name) set for an HBA.
	WWNN	Eight-byte WWNN	Indicates the WWNN (World Wide Node Name) set for an HBA. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Supported FC Port Types	List of "N", "NL-Private", "NL-Public", "E", "F", "FL", "B", and "G"	A list of Fibre Channel port types supported by an HBA is displayed. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Current FC Port Type	"N", "NL-Private", "NL-Public", "E", "F", "FL", "B", "G"	Indicates the type of Fibre Channel port for which an HBA is currently active. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Supported FC Classes	List of "Class2", "Class3", and "Class2(Enable ACK0)"	A list of Fibre Channel classes supported by an HBA is displayed. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Current FC Class	"Class2", "Class3", "Class2(Enable ACK0)"	Indicates the FC class in use. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
Port Information-2	FC Loop ID Assignment	"Manual", "Automatic (Ascending order)", "Automatic (Descending order)", "Unknown"	Indicates the loop ID setting method of Fibre Channel settings for an FC port. This property is valid only for a loop connection. When it is unknown, "Unknown" is displayed.
	FC Loop ID	Decimal number	Indicates loop ID of the Fibre Channel set to the FC port. This property is invalid excluding the loop connection.
	Transfer Rate	"Automatic", "1Gbit/s", "2Gbit/s", "4Gbit/s", "8Gbit/s", "10Gbit/s", "Unknown"	Indicates the transfer rate set to the FC port. When it is unknown, "Unknown" is displayed. When it is "Automatic", the transfer rate is either of the followings: 10Gbit/s, 8Gbit/s, 4Gbit/s, 2Gbit/s, 1Gbit/s
	Connected WWPN	List of eight-byte WWPN	Indicates the list of WWPN (World Wide Port Name) of the other side node connected with this HBA port. This property is not displayed in the device not supported. In the Linux server node equipped with PG-FC105 (driver version:V4.20q-1), PG-FC106 (driver version:V4.20q-1) and PG-FCD101, PG-FCD102, no value is shown.
Affinity Information	Controller Number	Controller number	Indicates the controller number of HBA. This value is displayed only in a Solaris OS environment. It corresponds to X in /dev/rdsk/cXtY. When /dev/rdsk/cXtY does not exist or the destination is tape, the value is not displayed.
	SCSI Port Number	SCSI port number	Indicates SCSI port number. This property is displayed in the Windows environment. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	SCSI Adapter Number	SCSI Adapter Number	Indicates the SCSI adapter number. This value is displayed only in a Linux environment. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Card Instance Number	Card Instance Number	Indicates the card instance number. When two or more card instance numbers for the HBA are found, a list of card instance numbers is displayed. This value is displayed only in an HP-UX environment. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Physical Number	Any character string	Indicates physical number of an HBA. Example for Solaris OS Sbus card: sbus@4,0/fcaw@1,0 The example (For FUJITSU/EMULEX) for the Solaris OS PCI card: pci@9,2000/fibre-channel@2 Example for a Solaris OS PCI card (for SE0X7F12F): pci@36,600000/fibre-channel@0,1 Example for a Solaris OS PCI card (for XSEFC401AF,XSEFC402AF): pci@7c0/pci@0/pci@8/SUNW,emlxs@0,1 Example for a Solaris OS PCI card (for SG-XPCI1FC-QF2, SG-XPCI2FC-QF2, SG-XPCI1FC-QL2, and SG-XPCI2FC-QF2-Z): pci@1f,0/pci@5/SUNW,qlc@1,1 The example (For QLOGIC) for the Solaris OS PCI card: pci@9,2000/scsi@2 When it is unknown, the value is not displayed. This value not displayed in a Windows, Linux, or HP-UX environment.
	Logical HBA Number	Logical HBA number	Indicates logical number of an HBA. Indicates an HBA device name for the AIX version. When it is unknown, the value is displayed with hbaX format.
	Bus Number	Bus number	Indicates a bus number. This value is not displayed in a Solaris OS and HP-UX environment. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Security Mode	"on", "off"	Indicates the security setting status of a HBA port. When the type of storage affinity (LUN mapping) is WWPN_BINDING, the value is "valid".
	Affinity Type	"NO_AFFINITY", "ANOTHER_BINDING", "WWPN_BINDING"	Indicates the type of storage affinity (LUN mapping) defined on the HBA. NO_AFFINITY indicates that no definition is set. ANOTHER_BINDING indicates that storage affinity (LUN mapping) is not defined or zoning is defined with a Fibre Channel switch or a storage device. WWPN_BINDING indicates that BINDING is defined with a WWPN. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Affinity WWPN	List of Eight-byte WWNN	Indicates the list of WWPN on the storage side corresponding to the access path. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Target ID	List of any character strings	A list of Target ID (Y in cXtY of a special file in the Solaris OS, and T in pPbBtTlL of a Windows raw device, Y in cXtY of a HP-UX raw device) values corresponding to an access path is displayed. In AIX version, or when the value of this property is not clear, no value is displayed.
	Server LUN	List of any character strings	Delimited by a comma (,), LUN lists set for an access path are displayed. In Windows, each physical drive number that could be obtained is enclosed in () and displayed following the LUN number. When the number is unknown, the value is not displayed.

Table B.65 HBA properties

	Name of display item	Value	Description
Basic Information	(Icon Name)	Any character string	Indicates a product name as an icon name as follows: "PFCA", "GP7B8FC1", "PW008FC2" or "PW008FC3" for the PW008FC2A, PW008FC2-G, PW008FC3, GP7B8FC1A, GP7B8FC1-G, GP7B8FC1. "SE0X7F11F" is for SE0X7F11F. "SE0X7F12F" is for SE0X7F12F. "LPe11000-S" is for XSEFC401AF. "LPe11002-S" is for XSEFC402AF. In SG-XPCI1FC-QF2, SG-XPCI2FC-QF2, SG-XPCI1FC-QL2, and SG-XPCI2FC-QF2-Z, the name starts with "375". "QLA2100F" for the GP5-FC101 and QLA2100F "QLA2200" for the GP5-FC102, PG-FC102, and QLA2200. "QLA23xx" or "QLA2340" for the QLA2340 in the Windows version. "FCAW" for the SN10-FC01 and FC64-1063 "LP7K" and "LP8K" for the LP7000/8000 in the Solaris OS version, and "LP7K/8K/9K" in the Windows version. "LP9K" and "LP9000" for the LP9000 and LP9002S in the Solaris OS version, and "LP7K/8K/9K" or "LP9000" in the Windows version. "LP9K" or "LP9802" for the LP9802 in the Solaris OS version. "LP7K/8K/9K" or "LP9802" is in the Windows version. "LP10K" or "LP10000" for the LP10000 in the Solaris OS version. "LP9K" or "LP9002" for the PG-FC105 and LP9002L in the Solaris OS version, "LP7K/8K/9K" or "LP9002" in the Windows version, and "LP9002" in the Linux version. "LP7K/8K/9K" or "LP9802" for the PG-FC106 in the Windows version, and "LP9802" in the Linux version. "LP7K/8K/9K" or "LP1050" is for PG-FC107, PG-FC201, LP1050, LP1050Ex in the Windows version. "LP1050" is in the Linux version. "QLA23xx" or "QLA2312" for the PG-FCD101, PG-FCD102 in the Windows version, and "QLA2312" or "FCI/O-CARD2Gb/s" in the Linux version. "LPe1150-F4" is for PG-FC202. "BX600-FC42E" is for PG-FCD201. "LP10000" or "2Gb" is for MC-08FC11/MC08FC71. "LP11000-M4" or "4Gb" is for MC-08FC31. "LP11002-M4" or "4Gb" is for MC-08FC41. "LPe11000-M4" or "4Gb" is for MC-08FC51. "LPe11002-M4" or "4Gb" is for MC-08FC61. "A6795A" for the A6795A. "A5158A" for the A5158A. "A6826A" is for A6826A. "AB378A" is for AB378A. "AB378-60101" is for AB378B. "AB379A" is for AB379A. "AB379-60101" is for AB379B. "6228" for the 6228. "6239" for the 6239. When it is unknown, "HBA" is displayed.
	Status	"normal", "warning", "error", "unknown"	Indicates the device status. When the monitoring status is "unmonitored" or "undefined", status becomes "unknown".
	Status Description	Any character string	Indicates the device status in detail. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	Monitoring Status	Any character string	Indicates the HBA monitoring status.
	Driver Version	Driver version	Indicates the HBA driver version. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
	SNIA HBA API Version	SNIA HBA API Version	Indicates the SNIA HBA API version. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.
Adapter Information	Port Amount	Decimal number	Indicates port number. SE0X7F12F, SG-XPCI2FC-QF2/-Z (Solaris 9 OS only), MC-08FC41, MC-08FC61, A6826A, AB379A, and AB379B are dual port HBAs. In this product, however, there is only one port because two HBAs are used to express a single port.
	Product ID	Any character string	Indicates product name. "PFCA", "GP7B8FC1", "PW008FC2" or "PW008FC3" for the PW008FC2A, PW008FC2-G, PW008FC3, GP7B8FC1A, GP7B8FC1-G, GP7B8FC1. "SE0X7F11F" is for SE0X7F11F. "SE0X7F12F" is for SE0X7F12F. "LPe11000-S" is for XSEFC401AF. "LPe11002-S" is for XSEFC402AF. In SG-XPCI1FC-QF2, SG-XPCI2FC-QF2, SG-XPCI1FC-QL2, and SG-XPCI2FC-QF2-Z, the name starts with "375". "QLA2100F" for the GP5-FC101 and QLA2100F. "QLA2200" for the GP5-FC102, PG-FC102, and QLA2200. "QLA23xx" or "QLA2340" for the QLA2340 in the Windows version. "FCAW" for the SN10-FC01 and FC64-1063 "LP7K" and "LP8K" for the LP7000/8000 in the Solaris OS version, and "LP7K/8K/9K" in the Windows version. "LP9K" and "LP9000" for the LP9000 and LP9002S in the Solaris OS version, and "LP7K/8K/9K" or "LP9000" in the Windows version. "LP9K" or "LP9802" for the LP9802 in the Solaris OS version. "LP7K/8K/9K" or "LP9802" is in the Windows version. "LP10K" or "LP10000" for the LP10000 in the Solaris OS version. "LP9K" or "LP9002" for the PG-FC105 and LP9002L in the Solaris OS version, "LP7K/8K/9K" or "LP9002" in the Windows version, and "LP9002" in the Linux version. "LP7K/8K/9K" or "LP9802" for the PG-FC106 in the Windows version, and "LP9802" in the Linux version. "LP7K/8K/9K" or "LP1050" is for PG-FC107, PG-FC201, LP1050, LP1050Ex in the Windows version. "LP1050" is in the Linux version. "QLA23xx" or "QLA2312" for the PG-FCD101, PG-FCD102 in the Windows version, and "QLA2312" or "FCI/O-CARD2Gb/s" in the Linux version. "LPe1150-F4" is for PG-FC202. "BX600-FC42E" is for PG-FCD201. "LP10000" or "2Gb" is for MC-08FC11/MC08FC71. "LP11000-M4" or "4Gb" is for MC-08FC31. "LP11002-M4" or "4Gb" is for MC-08FC41. "LPe11000-M4" or "4Gb" is for MC-08FC51. "LPe11002-M4" or "4Gb" is for MC-08FC61. "A6795A" for the A6795A. "A5158A" for the A5158A. "A6826A" is for A6826A. "AB378A" is for AB378A. "AB378-60101" is for AB378B. "AB379A" is for AB379A. "AB379-60101" is for AB379B. "6228" for the 6228. "6239" for the 6239. When it is unknown, "HBA" is displayed.
	Vender ID	Any character string	Indicates manufacturer name. "FUJITSU" for the PW008FC2A, PW008FC2-G, PW008FC3, GP7B8FC1A, GP7B8FC1-G, GP7B8FC1, SE0X7F11F and SE0X7F12F. "SUN MICROSYSTEMS, INC". for XSEFC401AF/XSEFC402AF. "QLOGIC" for the SG-XPCI1FC-QF2, SG-XPCI2FC-QF2, SG-XPCI1FC-QL2, and SG-XPCI2FC-QF2-Z. "QLOGIC" for the GP5-FC101, GP5-FC102, PG-FC102, PG-FCD101, PG-FCD102, QLA2100F, QLA2200 and QLA2340. "JAYCOR" for the SN10-FC01 and FC64-1063. "EMULEX" for the MC-08FC11, MC-08FC31, MC-08FC41, MC-08FC51, MC-08FC61, MC-08FC, PG-FC105, PG-FC106, PG-FC107, PG-FC201, PG-FC202, PG-FCD201, LP7000, LP8000, LP9000, LP9002S, LP9002L, LP9802, LP10000, LP1050 and LP1050Ex. "Hewlett-Packard" for A6795A, A5158A, A6826A, AB378A, AB378B, AB379A, and AB379B. "IBM" for 6228, 6239. When it is unknown, the value is not displayed.