Application Servers Snap-in
The Application Server Snap-in displays application server and virtual volume information. The upper pane displays all of the application servers in the configuration. When you select a specific application server in the upper pane, the lower pane displays all of the virtual volumes mapped to that application server.
Refer to Toolbar, Icons, and Status Bar for more information.
The Application Server Snap-in provides information about virtual volumes associated with the application servers:
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Application Servers Snap-in | |
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Columns – Upper Pane |
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Name |
Application server name. |
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Type |
Type of application server chosen when the server was created in SANmelody software. |
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Columns – Lower Pane |
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! |
Status of the virtual volume. Red X = offline; ! = requires attention; ? = unknown status. |
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Virtual Volume |
Virtual volume name. |
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Logical Size |
Size of the virtual volume in megabytes. |
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Type |
Standard Mirror, 3PAP (3rd party AP/MPIO), AP, CP, Linear |
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Primary Server |
Name of server. |
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Status |
Healthy; Failed Redundancy (primary or secondary error); Failed (linear down); Double Failure (primary and secondary down); Not Initialized. |
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Diagnostic |
Provides an initial diagnostic of a failure. For more detail, click on the virtual volume to display volume status. |
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Local Pool |
Name of pool. |
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Shortcut Menu Options |
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Right-click application server name |
Delete – deletes the selected application server. Add Channel – see Add New Channel Properties – Displays the application server properties and allows channel configuration. See Application Server Properties. |
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Right-click virtual volume |
Delete – see Delete a Virtual Volume Unmap – removes virtual volume access from the application server. Set Mirror – see Create a Virtual Volume Mirror Map/Unmap to local server – see Mapping Virtual Volumes to the Local Server Properties – see Virtual Volume Properties and Multiple Virtual Volume Properties |
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Right-click Application Servers component |
New Application Server – see Adding Application Servers to the SAN Map New Virtual Volume – see Mapping Virtual Volumes to Application Servers |
Related topics:
Remove Assigned Channels
Replace Channel
Replace a Channel that Uses Soft WWNs