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Item

Enter Secur- ity Group

Security

Group

Status

T-VOL/R-

VOL

Add

Description

When creating a new security group, you enter the name of the security group in this Enter Security Group text box. When renaming an existing security group, you select the security group in the Security Group List table and then enter a new name.

The following conventions apply to security group names:

•Up to eight characters can be used.

•Characters are case-sensitive.

•The following characters cannot be used: \ , / : ; * ? " < >

•The first character and the last character must not be a space.

Select to make no changes, enable, or disable security settings. The default is Enable.

•No Change does not change the security status of the security groups selected in the Security Group List table. For example, if you select a security-enabled group and a security-disabled group in the table, Disable disables security settings in both groups, but No Change does not change the current security status for both groups (The former remains security-enabled and the latter remains security-disabled).

•Enable enables the security settings that are made in the security groups selected in the Se- curity Group List table.

CAUTION:

It is possible that security settings are disabled even if Enable is selected. If Access is selected in the Group Status box (see below) and the security group contains neither a host group nor an LDEV group, security settings in the security group are disabled unconditionally.

•Disable disables the security settings that are made in the security groups selected in the Se- curity Group List table.

Sets a selected security group as access groups or pool groups. The default is Access.

•No Change does not change the group status of the security groups selected in the Security Group List table. For example, if you select one access group and one pool group, Access changes the two groups into access groups, but No Change does not change the two groups (The former remains an access group and the latter remains a pool group).

•Access specifies the selected security groups as access groups. Volumes in an access group can only be accessed by hosts registered in the same access group but cannot be accessed by other hosts.

•Pool specifies the selected security groups as pool groups. Volumes in a pool group cannot be accessed by any hosts.

Specifies whether volumes in the security group can be used a secondary volumes (i.e., copy destination volumes). The default is Enable.

•No Change does not change the secondary volume settings of the security groups selected in the Security Group List table. For example, if volumes in one of the selected security groups are usable as copy destinations, but volumes in the other security group are unusable, Enable makes volumes in both groups usable as destinations. However, No Change does not change volumes in both groups (The former remains usable, and the latter remains unusable).

•Enable makes volumes in the selected security groups usable as secondary volumes (copy destinations).

•Disable makes volumes in the selected security groups unusable as secondary volumes (copy destinations).

Enter the name of a new security group and click Add. Then the new security group is added to the Security Group List table.

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Contents HP StorageWorks XP24000/XP20000 Volume Security Users Guide Edition Date Description Contents Support and Other Resources TroubleshootingAcronyms and Abbreviations Index Figures Tables Overview Overview of Volume SecurityTerminology Overview of Volume Security Protecting Volumes from I/O Operations at Mainframe Hosts About Volume Security OperationsOverview of Volume Security Functions Enabling Only the Specified Hosts to Access VolumesPort-Level Security Port-Level Security ImplementationProhibiting All Hosts from Accessing Volumes Protecting Volumes from Erroneous Copy Operations Supported Volume Emulation Types Registering Volumes in an Ldev Group onMaximum Possible Number of Hosts and Volumes Maximum Possible Number of GroupsUsing the Volume Security GUI Volume Security WindowVolume Security Window Security Group TreeSecurity Group Tree Hosts Table LDEVs Table Column DescriptionAdd/Change Security Group Dialog Box Creating a Security Group for Use As a Pool Group onAdd/Change Security Group Dialog Box VOL/R Add/Change Host Group Dialog Box Add/Change Host Group Dialog Box Add/Change Ldev Group Dialog Box Item DescriptionAdd/Change Ldev Group Dialog Box Add/Change Host Dialog Box Registering Hosts to be Attached to the Storage System onNo icon Select Ldev Dialog Box Select Ldev Dialog BoxSelect Port Dialog Box Select Port Dialog Box Specify Security Group Dialog Box Specify Security Group Dialog BoxHost to Security Group Dialog Box Host to Security Group Dialog BoxHost to Ldev Dialog Box Host Group to Security Group Dialog Box Host Third The Logical Partition Number of the hostHost Group to Port Dialog Box Host Group Specifies a host groupLdev to Security Group Dialog Box Host Group to Port Dialog BoxLdev to Host Dialog Box Ldev to Security Group Dialog BoxLdev to Host Dialog Box Ldev Group to Security Group Dialog Box Information about the channel extenderError Detail Dialog Box Ldev Group to Security Group Dialog BoxError Detail Dialog Box Launching Volume Security Performing Volume Security OperationsViewing Security Settings Locating Volumes in a Specified Security Group Locating Security Groups that Contain a Specified HostLocating Ports through Which Hosts Can Access Volumes Locating Security Groups that Contain a Specified VolumeLocating Security Groups that Contain a Specified Host Group Limiting Host Access Creating a Host GroupRegistering Hosts in a Host Group Registering Ports in a Host Group Creating an Ldev Group Registering Volumes in an Ldev Group Creating a Security Group for Use As an Access Group Prohibiting Host Access Registering Volumes in an Ldev Group Creating a Security Group for Use As a Pool Group Registering an Ldev Group in a Security Group Protecting Volumes from Copy Operations Disabling Volume Security TIPUnregistering a Host Group Editing Security GroupsUnregistering an Ldev Group Renaming Security Groups Deleting Security Groups Editing Host GroupsRegistering Hosts to be Attached to the Storage System Deleting Hosts from Host Groups =CPUDeleting Ports from Host Groups Renaming Host Groups Editing Ldev Groups Deleting Volumes from Ldev GroupsDeleting Host Groups Renaming Ldev Groups Deleting Ldev Groups Performing Volume Security Operations Troubleshooting Volume Security TroubleshootingCalling HP Technical Support Troubleshooting Conventions for Storage Capacity Values Support and Other ResourcesRelated Documentation HP Technical SupportHP Websites Subscription ServiceDocumentation Feedback Acronyms and Abbreviations Acronyms and AbbreviationsAcronyms and Abbreviations Index Pool group, 11 port-level security overview
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