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7.5 Creating a SAN LUN Mapping
The following are the steps to create a SAN LUN Mapping. The process involves identifying the Host Port,
creating a user defined name, assigning your mapping a LUN number, establishing the access
permissions, and selecting the controller port to make available the mapped logical drive.
Important
If you intend to make your Snapshots available as logical drives (VLUNs), you must SAN LUN Map
all logical drives. That includes regular logical drives and the snapshot logical drives.
1
From the Main screen click the
SAN Mapping
icon in the Tool Bar.
2
Select and name the Host HBA port or Host HBA Initiator ID.
In the “HBA Ports Name” section, select an unnamed port and identify it using the displayed HBA Node
WWN and HBA Port WWN in the NAME HOST section.
3
In the “NAME HOST” section, enter a user defined name for the HBA Port and click the
ASSIGN NAME
button. Refer to the illustrations on the following page.
You may use up to 32 ASCII characters, however only 11 characters are displayed in the HBA Ports
Name field.
Figure 7–4
Main Screen (RS-1220-F4-5412E Shown)
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