Brocade Communications Systems Network Advisor 12.3.0, User Manual

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Removing an HBA from a Host
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Removing an HBA from a Host
To remove an HBA from a Host, complete the following steps.
1. Right-click an HBA icon in the Fabric topology and select Host Port Mapping.
The Host Port Mapping dialog box displays.
2. Select the HBA from the Hosts table on the right and click the left arrow.
The HBA you selected is removed from the Hosts table and the HBA is no longer associated
with the Host.
NOTE
If the HBA is part of more than one fabric, port nodes associated with the other fabrics will
automatically be moved to the Host.
3. Click OK to save your changes and close the Host Port Mapping dialog box.
If the HBA is part of more than one fabric, a message displays: The selected
Host_Name / Host_WWN is part of more than one fabric. The port nodes associated with the
other fabrics will automatically be removed from the Host. Click OK to close the message.
On the Connectivity Map, the HBA displays on its own.
Exporting Host port mapping
The Host Port Mapping dialog box enables you to export a Host port. The export file uses the CSV
format. The first row contains the headers (HBA/Ports WWN, Host Name) and the switch to which
the port is connected.
Example
HBA World Wide Name, Host Name
5005076717011E7D, Server1
50050767170A5AAF, Server1
To export a Host port, complete the following steps.
1. Open the Host Port Mapping dialog box by performing one of the following actions:
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Select an HBA port icon in the Fabric topology , then select Discover > Host Port Mapping.
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Right-click any HBA port icon in the Fabric topology and select Host Port Mapping.
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Right-click any HBA port in the Device Tree on the SAN tab and select Host Port Mapping.
The Host Port Mapping dialog box displays.
2. Select the Host port you want to export from the HBA/Ports list.
To configure Host port mapping, refer to “Creating a new Host” on page 554 and “Associating
an HBA with a Host” on page 556.
3. Click Export.
The Export dialog box displays.