• Are all available hosts already assigned to other access groups?
Each host can only be assigned to one group. If necessary, click Back twice and then remove the
host from another access group.
• Is the host configured in the same zone controlled by the FC switch?
Secure Manager creates access groups as a refinement of zones configured by the FC switch. If
you are using FC switch zoning, the host and library must already be in the same zone.
• Is the host not physically connected to into the SAN?
If not, connect the host to the SAN or create a host in the wizard to be connected into the SAN
later. .
Removing a host from an access group when using Secure Manager
Procedure
1. Navigate to the Configuration > Secure Manager screen.
2. Click Edit next to Access Group Configuration and Host(s) selection and then click Next.
3. Select the group from the list of Existing Groups, click Remove Host from Group, and then click
Next.
4. Select one or more hosts to remove from the group and then click Finish.
Configuring device access when using Secure Manager
Procedure
1. Navigate to the Configuration > Secure Manager screen.
2. Click Edit next to Device Access Configuration.
3. Select one of the groups and then click Next.
4. Expand the partition entries and select the ports that you would like accessible with this group.
NOTE:
When an LTO-7 or later generation drive is configured as the control path drive for a partition, the drive
must also be configured for data access. At least one FC port on the drive must be added to the
access group.
5. After configuring each partition, click Finish.
Creating a host when using Secure Manager
IMPORTANT:
Once the host is added to the SAN, verify that the WWPN of the host matches the WWPN value
that was preconfigured.
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