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Table 56 Physical partition size (IBM AIX) (continued)

Physical partition size in

megabytes

LU product nameCategory

235 to1800OPEN-x*n CVS

41801 to 2300

82301 to 7000

167001 to 16200

3213201 to 32400

6432401 to 64800

12864801 to 126000

256126001 to 259200

512259201 - 518400

1024518401 and higher

152 Disk array supported emulations

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
1 Overview10
- What's in this Guide10
- Audience10
- Features and Requirements10
- Fibre Channel Interface11
- Device Emulation Types12
- Failover12
- SNMP Configuration13
- RAID Manager Command Devices13
2 Hp-Ux14
- Installation Roadmap14
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array14
- Installing and Configuring the Host16
- Connecting the Disk Array17
  - Verifying FCA Installation17
  - Verifying Device Recognition18
- Configuring Disk Array Devices19
3 Windows30
- Installation Roadmap30
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array30
- Installing and Configuring the Host32
- Connecting the Disk Array33
  - Verifying the Host Recognizes Array Devices34
- Configuring Disk Devices34
4 Novell Netware36
- Installation Roadmap36
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array36
- Installing and Configuring the Host37
- Connecting the Disk Array39
  - Verifying New Device Recognition39
- Configuring Disk Devices40
- Middleware Configuration44
  - Host Failover44
5 Nonstop48
- Installation Roadmap48
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array48
- Installing and Configuring the Host50
- Connecting the Disk Array51
  - Verifying Disk Array Device Recognition51
- Configuring Disk Devices51
6 Openvms52
- Installation Roadmap52
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array52
- Installing and Configuring the Host55
- Configuring FC Switches57
- Connecting the Disk Array57
  - Verifying Disk Array Device Recognition57
- Configuring Disk Array Devices58
7 Vmware61
- Installation Roadmap61
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array61
- Installing and Configuring the Host62
- Connecting the Disk Array64
- Setting up Virtual Machines (Vms) and Guest Operating Systems65
8 Linux69
- Installation Roadmap69
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array69
- Installing and Configuring the Host71
- Connecting the Disk Array72
  - Restarting the Linux Server72
  - Verifying New Device Recognition72
- Configuring Disk Array Devices73
9 Solaris76
- Installation Roadmap76
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array76
- Installing and Configuring the Host78
- Connecting the Disk Array83
  - Adding the New Device Paths to the System84
  - Verifying Host Recognition of Disk Array Devices84
- Configuring Disk Array Devices84
- Configuring for Use with Veritas Volume Manager 4.X and Later86
10 Ibm Aix87
- Installation Roadmap87
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array87
- Installing and Configuring the Host89
- Connecting the Disk Array90
  - Verifying Host Recognition of Disk Array Devices90
- Configuring Disk Array Devices91
1 Citrix Xenserver Enterprise99
- Installation Roadmap99
- Installing and Configuring the Disk Array99
- Installing and Configuring the Host100
- Connecting the Disk Array102
  - Restarting the Linux Server102
  - Verifying New Device Recognition102
- Configuring Disk Array Devices103
12 Troubleshooting111
- Error Conditions111
13 Support and Other Resources113
- Contacting HP113
  - Subscription Service113
  - Documentation Feedback113
- Related Information113
- Conventions for Storage Capacity Values113
A Path Worksheet115
- Worksheet115
B Path Worksheet (Nonstop)116
- Worksheet116
C Disk Array Supported Emulations117
- Hp-Ux117
- Windows122
- Novell Netware125
  - Supported Emulations125
  - Emulation Specifications125
- Nonstop128
  - Supported Emulations128
  - Emulation Specifications128
- Openvms129
  - Supported Emulations129
  - Emulation Specifications129
- Vmware132
  - Supported Emulations132
  - Emulation Specifications132
- Linux135
  - Supported Emulations135
  - Emulation Specifications135
- Solaris138
  - Supported Emulations138
  - Emulation Specifications138
- Ibm Aix141
D Using Veritas Cluster Server to Prevent Data Corruption153
- Using VCS I/O Fencing153
E Reference Information for the HP System Administration Manager (SAM)156
- Configuring the Devices Using SAM156
- Setting the Maximum Number of Volume Groups Using SAM157
F HP Clustered Gateway Deployments158
- Windows158
- Linux159
Glossary161
Index163

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