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Chapter 9 Connectivity Management
9.2 Functions in the Action Area for Connectivity
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9.2.2.3
Add SAS Host
This function creates a new SAS host group, and registers the host to be a member.
A SAS host group uses SAS as the interface type, and groups the hosts (HBAs), which access
the same LUN group. This function configures Host Affinity settings for each SAS host group.
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The maximum number of host groups per device is 128, irrespective of the interface types.
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The maximum number of connectable hosts (the number of HBAs) per device is 1024,
irrespective of the interface types.
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The maximum number of connectable hosts (the number of HBAs) per CA port is 256.
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The maximum number of connectable hosts (the number of HBAs) per host group is 8.
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When the specified iSCSI name is already registered in the
ETERNUS DX Disk storage system
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When the several iSCSI hosts with the same iSCSI name have
been registered
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When the specified host response does not exist in the
ETERNUS DX Disk storage system
Click the [Done] button to return to the [Host Group] screen.
Click the [Continue] button to continue registering iSCSI host groups.
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Registration of the host is necessary to create a host group. Create a
new host group when registering a host on GUI.
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One host cannot be a member of several host groups.
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Assign an appropriate host response to the created host group. The
host response configures the operation mode which is appropriate to
the host.
If an appropriate host response is not configured to the host group, the
path may not be switched correctly or the volume may not be
recognized correctly.
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To change the settings of the host groups, refer to
Group" (page
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To add a port to an existing host group, refer to
Group" (page
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To change the host group names, refer to
(page
337).
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End of procedure
"9.2.2.5 Modify Host
"9.2.2.5 Modify Host
"9.2.2.14 Rename SAS Host"
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