Set Host-Group - Fujitsu Eternus DX100 S3 User Manual

Chapter 3 Configuration Settings and Display
3.5 Host Interface Management > set host-group

set host-group

This command changes the host group name, adds hosts to a host group, and deletes hosts from a host
group.
• A host can be added to or deleted from a host group for which mapping is set.
• A host cannot be deleted from a host group when no hosts belong to the host group after the host is
deleted.
• Up to eight hosts can be set for a single host group.
• Hosts that belong to a host group must have the same host response settings as the host group. When
the same hosts are registered in a new host group A and an existing host group B, the host response
settings for host group B are changed to the host group A settings. In addition, if the same hosts are
registered in host group B and another existing host group C, the host response settings for host group C
are also changed to host group B (and so forth).
• When a host that is added to the new host group A belongs to host group B, the host response settings
for host group B are changed to the host group A settings. In addition, if the same hosts are registered in
host group B and another existing host group C, the host response settings for host group C are also
changed to host group B (and so forth).
■ Syntax
set host-group {-host-group-number
[-host-response-number
host_group_name
[-name
-release-host-number
■ Parameter
-host-group-number
or
-host-group-name
host_group_number
host_response_number
] [-add-host-number
host_numbers
| - release-host-name
This parameter specifies the host group identifier to be changed. Only one host group can be
specified at the same time. For details, refer to
host_group_number
Host group number
host_group_name
Host group name
ETERNUS CLI User's Guide
Copyright 2014 FUJITSU LIMITED
| -host-group-name
| -host-response-name
host_numbers
| -add-host-name
host_names
"1.2.17 Host Group Syntax" (page
313
host_group_name
}
host_response_name
]
host_names
|
]
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