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98 Troubleshooting
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About this guide
Intended audience
Related documentation
Document conventions and symbols
HP technical support
HP-authorizedreseller
Helpful web sites
1 Introduction
Operation indicators
How the HP e1200-3204Gb FC Interface Card works
Processing SCSI information
HP e1200-3204Gb FC Interface Card features
Fibre Channel features
SCSI bus features
HP e1200-3204Gb Interface Card benefits
2 Installation, cabling, and setup
Installing the HP e1200-3204Gb Interface Card
Identifying product components
Removal and installation
Removing an existing interface card
Installing a new card
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Interfaces and connections
Fibre Channel connections
SCSI connection
Ethernet connection
Serial port connection
Setting up serial port communications
3 Device management
SCSI bus configuration
FC port configuration
FC arbitrated loop addressing
Soft addressing
Discovery
Host bus adapter configuration
Logical unit management
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4 Interface card management
Configuration methods
Serial port management access
Out-of-bandEthernet management access
Command Line Interface
Visual manager
Inband SCSI-3commands
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5 Visual manager user interface
Visual manager access
Main menu
Visual Manager menu structure
Home page
System menu
Serial configuration
Network configuration
Active fabric configuration
User
Real-TimeClock configuration
Reset menu
Ports menu
Fibre Channel port configuration
SCSI bus configuration
Discovery menu
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Mapping menu
Fibre Channel mapping tasks
Viewing and changing Fibre Channel map information
Viewing and changing Fibre Channel host information
Statistics menu
Utilities menu
FTP utility access
Trace settings configuration
Current, previous, and last assert trace displays
Clear current trace buffer or assert trace buffer
Event log settings
Event log display
Clear event log
SCSI command tracking
Report menu
Reboot option
6 Using the Command Line Interface
Power-upmessages
Perform configuration
Baud rate configuration
Ethernet configuration
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Fibre Channel configuration
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Parallel SCSI configuration
SCSI initiator menu
Maximum SCSI bus speed menu
Device mapping
Adding an entry
Creating an entry
Remove gaps
Deleting an entry
Adding a host
Deleting a host
Editing a host
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Trace and event settings configuration
Event configuration
Special event logging configuration
Real-Timeclock configuration
Save configuration
Restore last saved configuration
Reset to factory defaults
System utilities
System statistics menu
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Event Log
Runtime report
Diagnostics mode
Special FC link control
Display trace and assertion history
Get a copy of trace buffer
Reboot
Download a new revision of the firmware
7 Using the FTP interface
Backup/restore configuration settings
Configuration backup procedure
Configuration restore procedure
Get a copy of trace buffer or event log
Updating firmware
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8 Troubleshooting
General troubleshooting
Indicators
Basic verification
Serial port problems
Login problems
Windows driver
Verify SCSI bus configuration
Verify Fibre Channel connection
Verify SCSI devices in Windows NT
Verify configuration
Verify mapping
Verify devices
Verify host configuration
Verify HBA device driver information
Running diagnostics
Technical support
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A Serial and Ethernet pin assignments
RJ-11pin assignments
DB-9pin assignments
RJ-45Ethernet Pin Assignments
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B Regulatory compliance and safety
Regulatory compliance
Federal Communications Commission notice
Laser device
International notices and statements
Canadian notice (avis Canadien)
European Union notice
BSMI notice
Japanese notice
Safety
Battery statement
Taiwan battery recycling notice
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C Inband SCSI-3commands
General commands
Report LUNs command
Inquiry command
EVPD Page
Device Identification Page
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D Addressing, structures, and operations
Auto Assigned addressing option
Indexed addressing option
SCC addressing option
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EEnabling DHCP on the HP e1200-3204Gb FC Interface Card
Setting up DHCP over interface card interfaces
Serial and Telnet interfaces
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Special note regarding Ethernet IP, subnet mask, and gateway addresses
Visual Manager
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Glossary
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Index