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Re: SSP on a HP MSA 1000 SAN

 
jc23
Advisor

SSP on a HP MSA 1000 SAN

Hey all,
I have a Pre-owned MSA 1000 that I want to use SSP on. The controllers still have references to all the old configured servers/WWNs. How do I delete them using the ACU?

Thanks
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Amol Garge
Trusted Contributor

Re: SSP on a HP MSA 1000 SAN

I dont think that the SSP will still show the "ghost" information from the previous WWN's.

If it does,disable and re-enable the SSP and that should clear all the previous values.

Thanks!
jc23
Advisor

Re: SSP on a HP MSA 1000 SAN

I would try that but wouldnt that wipe out any SSP settings I have configured as well?
Greybeard
Esteemed Contributor

Re: SSP on a HP MSA 1000 SAN

at the cli type>delete connection (connection name). this will remove the connection assigned to the old server, this should show as not being connected when you use the >show connections command. all the syntax for these operations is in the online help, type Help and choose the verb / noun option for the command.
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Greybeard
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Re: SSP on a HP MSA 1000 SAN

If you mean the SSP (or ACL as the MSA calls them) settings, in order to remove them you need to set ACL as disabled, this will however remove ALL LUN masking so you will need to re-enter the paths for your connections.
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Maxitaly_1
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Re: SSP on a HP MSA 1000 SAN

Hi
You should connect from che CLI port for clearing the old connections.
Using the serial cable and for example tutty (19200,n,8,1):
- show connections
- delete connection xxxxxx

Hope this help
Max
jc23
Advisor

Re: SSP on a HP MSA 1000 SAN

Thanks I'll give this a try during our next maintenance window and post back and let you know how it goes.

jc23
Advisor

Re: SSP on a HP MSA 1000 SAN

ok the cli > show connections / delete connections worked great in removing the "ghost" connections from the controllers.

But now when I do a Cli > show connections I have 5 Connections (see output Pasted below) All of my connections are accounted for I dont know where these came from and they dont show up in any servers ACU. Any ideas?

Connection Name:
Host WWNN = 200000E0-8B1D27AC
Host WWPN = 210000E0-8B1D27AC
Profile Name = Default
Unit Offset = 0
Controller 2 Port 1 Status = Online

Connection Name:
Host WWNN = 200000E0-8B1B7DE8
Host WWPN = 210000E0-8B1B7DE8
Profile Name = Default
Unit Offset = 0
Controller 2 Port 1 Status = Online

Connection Name:
Host WWNN = 200000E0-8B1F0BCF
Host WWPN = 210000E0-8B1F0BCF
Profile Name = Default
Unit Offset = 0
Controller 2 Port 1 Status = Online

Connection Name:
Host WWNN = 200000E0-8B1EB477
Host WWPN = 210000E0-8B1EB477
Profile Name = Default
Unit Offset = 0
Controller 1 Port 1 Status = Offline


Connection Name:
Host WWNN = 200000E0-8B1DEBF6
Host WWPN = 210000E0-8B1DEBF6
Profile Name = Default
Unit Offset = 0
Controller 1 Port 1 Status = Offline

Thanks Again