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Deleting Security Groups

To delete a security group, take the following steps:

To delete a security group:

1.Ensure that you are in Modify mode.

2.In the Volume Security window (Figure 4), double-click an LDKC number.

3.Do either of the following:

Right-click a security group in the tree view.

Right-click Security Group in the tree view and then select Add/Change from the pop-up menu. Next, in the Add/Change Security Group dialog box (Figure 8), select one or more security groups in the Security Group List table and right-click the selection.

4.Select Delete from the pop-up menu.

A message appears and asks if you want to delete the specified security group(s).

5.Click Yes to close the message. If the Add/Change Security Group dialog box (Figure 8) still remains displayed, click OK to close the dialog box.

CAUTION:

Here, the change in the window has not been applied to the storage system.

6.Click Apply in the Volume Security window (Figure 4).

A message appears and asks if you want to apply the change to the storage system.

7.Click Yes.

The change is applied to the storage system.

Editing Host Groups

This section explains the following operations, which allow you to edit your host groups:

Registering hosts that have not been attached to the storage system into a host group (see Registering Hosts to be Attached to the Storage System” on page 61)

Deleting hosts from a host group (see Deleting Hosts from Host Groups” on page 62)

Deleting ports from a host group (see Deleting Ports from Host Groups” on page 63)

Renaming a host group (see Renaming Host Groups” on page 64).

Deleting a host group (see Deleting Host Groups” on page 65)

Registering Hosts to be Attached to the Storage System

If your organization is planning to attach new mainframe hosts to the storage system, you will possibly need to revise security settings on volumes. For example, if you do not want to allow the new hosts to access some volumes, you might need to register the new hosts in the host group in an existing access group. Volume Security enables you to register new hosts in host groups before the new hosts are attached via cables to the storage system.

To register a mainframe host to be attached into a host group:

1.Execute the following system command at the mainframe host:

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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 Overview of Volume Security Functions About Volume Security OperationsProtecting Volumes from I/O Operations at Mainframe Hosts Enabling Only the Specified Hosts to Access VolumesPort-Level Security Implementation Port-Level SecurityProhibiting All Hosts from Accessing Volumes Protecting Volumes from Erroneous Copy Operations Registering Volumes in an Ldev Group on Supported Volume Emulation TypesMaximum Possible Number of Groups Maximum Possible Number of Hosts and VolumesVolume Security Window Using the Volume Security GUISecurity Group Tree Volume Security WindowSecurity Group Tree Hosts Table Column Description LDEVs TableCreating a Security Group for Use As a Pool Group on Add/Change Security Group Dialog BoxAdd/Change Security Group Dialog Box VOL/R Add/Change Host Group Dialog Box Add/Change Host Group Dialog Box Item Description Add/Change Ldev Group Dialog BoxAdd/Change Ldev Group Dialog Box Registering Hosts to be Attached to the Storage System on Add/Change Host Dialog BoxNo 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 Third The Logical Partition Number of the host Host Group to Security Group Dialog BoxHost Group Specifies a host group Host Group to Port Dialog BoxHost Group to Port Dialog Box Ldev to Security Group Dialog BoxLdev to Security Group Dialog Box Ldev to Host Dialog BoxLdev to Host Dialog Box Information about the channel extender Ldev Group to Security Group Dialog BoxLdev Group to Security Group Dialog Box Error Detail Dialog BoxError Detail Dialog Box Launching Volume Security Performing Volume Security OperationsViewing Security Settings Locating Security Groups that Contain a Specified Host Locating Volumes in a Specified Security GroupLocating Security Groups that Contain a Specified Volume Locating Ports through Which Hosts Can Access VolumesLocating Security Groups that Contain a Specified Host Group Creating a Host Group Limiting Host AccessRegistering 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 TIP Disabling Volume SecurityUnregistering 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 =CPU Deleting Hosts from Host GroupsDeleting 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 Related Documentation Support and Other ResourcesConventions for Storage Capacity Values 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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