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What to do if Site Recovery Manager Software timeout failure in large array configurations?
If you are experiencing Site Recovery Manager timeout failures in large array configurations, increase the SRM timeout value by editing the vmware-dr.xml file located in the \config directory. After increasing the SRM timeout value, restart the VMware Site Recovery Manager service.
Why HP StorageWorks Software EVA disk arrays do not appear in Site Recovery Manager?
If HP StorageWorks EVA disk arrays are not appearing in Site Recovery Manager, ensure Site Recovery Manager has been restarted. Also, verify that the array manager SRM is connected to is actively managing arrays.
What to do if HP StorageWorks Software EVA Virtualization Adapter does not install?
If the HP StorageWorks EVA Virtualization Adapter does not install, make sure that SRM is installed. The HP EVA Virtualization Adapter will not install if SRM is not on the disk array.
What to do if I get an HTTP status 404 or 503 error on HP 6100 Storage?
If you encounter a 404 error with HP Storage, it might be due to HP Command View EVA initializing when your browser requests a page. In this case, simply refresh or reload the page in your browser. Another cause could be a missing .frm (HTML) file in the HP Command View EVA directory. If this is the case, reinstall HP Command View EVA. A 503 error may occur if HP Command View EVA is down when the browser makes a request. Retry the request when HP Command View EVA is up. A browser timeout can occur if the appliance or web server is unavailable when the browser requests HP Command View EVA. Retry the request when the appliance and HP Command View EVA are up.
How to fix 'View is not set or view list is null' error in HP 6100?
If HP Command View EVA cannot build the view of the storage system, click OK. Wait one to five minutes, depending on the size of the storage system, and try the command generating this message again. If you still cannot see the storage system, stop and restart HP Command View EVA.
Why does my HP 6100 show an unknown storage system?
If HP Command View EVA has lost communication with the controllers, this situation should resolve itself within a minute. Alternatively, you can perform a Rediscover operation to initiate new commands to the controller. Also, ensure that you are running the HP Command View EVA version that is compatible with XCS 6.220. Upgrade HP Command View EVA to a compatible version.
What to do if no storage systems are found on my HP Storage?
If no storage systems are found, first check the connection configuration between the management server and the controller pair, ensuring a communication path to both controllers. If HP Command View EVA is starting up and a password is enabled on the controllers but not entered in HP Command View EVA, enter the correct password or disable it on the controller. Verify that the switches are correctly zoned. If HP Command View EVA was restarted during a communication failure: 1. Verify that the controllers are up and functioning properly. 2. Check the cable connections between the management server and the switch. 3. Verify that switch zoning is correct. 4. Click Discover. Finally, if the controllers are waiting for a World Wide ID (WWID), enter the WWID.
Overview of the Enterprise Virtual Array's features and enhancements, including ease of management and performance.
Details the scalable capacity and disk drive limits for EVA8000/8100, EVA6000/6100, and EVA4000/4100 models.
Describes the three main components of the Enterprise Virtual Array: Hardware, HP Controller Software, and HP Command View EVA.
Illustrates the basic physical components and their arrangement within the storage system.
Details the storage system connections for EVA8000/8100, including controller, host, and fabric connections.
Explains the direct connect solution for lower-cost configurations, connecting controllers directly to hosts.
Procedure for setting a storage system password to restrict management access.
Information on installing HP Command View EVA on a management server.
Details the components of the Fibre Channel drive enclosure, including bays, I/O modules, and power supplies.
Describes the function and ports of the I/O modules, which interface between the drive enclosure and host controllers.
Explains the three status indicators for disk drive operational status.
Describes the function and operation of disk enclosure power supplies and blowers.
Illustrates the location and function of the EMU displays, controls, and connectors.
Explains how the EMU monitors enclosure operation and reports error conditions.
Details the HSV controller components, including their microprocessors, operator control panels, and ports.
Provides guidance on managing and configuring the storage system.
Procedure for changing array host port topology settings, such as from fabric to direct connect.
Describes the failback preference behavior for the HSV controllers.
Details the process for shutting down and starting the storage system using HP Command View EVA.
Explains how to add new disk drives to increase storage capacity and guidelines for installation.
Covers the installation of Fibre Channel adapters (FCAs) required for host server communication with the EVA.
Procedure for adding hosts and their Fibre Channel adapters (FCAs) using HP Command View EVA.
Specific instructions for configuring application servers on HP-UX, including scanning the bus.
Details for configuring Linux servers, including driver failover modes and installation.
Instructions for configuring OpenVMS servers, including updating firmware and adding hosts.
Guidance on configuring Sun Solaris servers, including loading OS and configuring FCAs.
Steps for configuring VMware ESX servers, including loading NVRAM and setting multipathing policies.
Provides essential information for successfully replacing hardware components on the storage system.
Steps to verify component failure and detect additional hardware problems before replacement.
Detailed instructions and precautions for replacing failed components, including ESD protection.
Information on how to contact HP for worldwide technical support and required information.
Explains document conventions, symbols, and warnings used throughout the manual.
Details compliance with FCC rules for Class A digital devices regarding radio frequency interference.
Defines the physical, environmental, and power specifications for EVA 4x00/6x00/8x00 systems.
Lists the operating and shipping environmental requirements for optimal product operation.
Details the AC input voltage and power requirements for Enterprise storage system racks.
Explains the format of EMU condition reports, including element type, number, and error code.
Defines disk drive error codes and corrective actions for EMU-generated reports.
Details power supply error codes and corrective actions for EMU-generated reports.
Covers EMU-specific error conditions, including internal clock errors and hardware failures.
Explains the Termination Event display for diagnosing and correcting system problems.
Describes how to display and analyze termination codes on the OCP LCD display.
Guides on understanding fault codes and information provided by HP Command View EVA.
Information on requirements for installing EVA systems in non-standard racks.
Details cabinet CG dimensions and component CG measurements for rack installation.
Details product environmental and operating specifications, including power requirements.
Lists product operating shock and vibration specifications for system component protection.
Overview of connecting servers with single path HBAs to the EVA storage system.
Requirements, risks, and limitations for HP-UX single path HBA server configurations.
Requirements, risks, and limitations for Sun Solaris single path HBA server configurations.
Requirements, risks, and limitations for VMware single path HBA server configurations.
Details failure scenarios and their effects for various operating systems.
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