HP XP20000, XP24000 manual Changing the Configured Cross-subsystem Path Priority

7.Right-click the WWN in the WWN, and then click Add in the pop-up menu.

The cross-subsystem path is added to the Selected Paths with the selected information. Configure more than two cross-subsystem paths for one path group. Change the priority or delete unnecessary cross-subsystem paths if necessary.

8.Click OK to close the Configure Cross-subsystem Paths dialog box and return to the Volume Operation window.

The settings appear in blue italics.

9.Verify the settings in the Preview dialog box (see “Preview Dialog Box” (page 54)).

10.Click Apply in the Volume Operation window.

The settings are applied to the local storage system and the Volume Operation window appears normally. When an error occurs, an error message appears. Verify the details in the Preview dialog box.

Figure 33 Pop-up Menu of Configure Cross-subsystem Paths Dialog Box

Changing the Configured Cross-subsystem Path Priority

To change the cross-subsystem path priority, use the Raise Priority command and the Lower Priority command displayed in the Configure Cross-subsystem Paths dialog box.

The following is an example of procedure to make the cross-subsystem path to the currently used path by raising the priority of the cross-subsystem path:

1.Start Remote Web Console, and open the Volume Operation window.

2.Make sure that Remote Web Console is in Modify mode.

3.Click the path group to which the cross-subsystem path belongs in the Volume Operation tree.

4.Right-click the cross-subsystem path in Cross-subsystem Paths in the Volume Operation list.

5.Click Configure Cross-subsystem Paths in the pop-up menu. The Configure Cross-subsystem Paths dialog box opens.

6.Right-click the cross-subsystem path that you want to change the priority of in the Selected Paths in the Configure Cross-subsystem Paths dialog box.

7.Click Raise Priority in the pop-up menu

The row of the selected path switches with the one row above.

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