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Clicking the Next button takes you to a detail page for that volume.
Figure 3-15: Configured Logical Volumes detail page
The upper area displays the same information as on the previous page. The lower area displays details for
host access: the
Default Access , Groups (if any), and individual hosts.
The Type column indicates the kind of host link (Fibre/SAS/10GE or 1Ge iSCSI) and its status: green for
connected, yellow for connected but with no LUNs assigned, and gray for disconnected or offline.
The Host column displays the host number or name, its type, and its connection.
The Access column displays the kind of access the host has to the volume: None , Read , or Read/Write .
Access can be changed on the Host Access page (see Configure Host Access on page 162).
Volumes are created on the Add Volume page (see Create a Logical Volume on page 139) and deleted on the
Delete Volume page (see Delete a Logical Volume on page 145).
Volume Access Summary
If you click the Click here to view volume access summary link at the bottom of the main Configured
Logical Volumes page, it takes you to a summary page that displays which hosts have access to which
volumes.
Figure 3-16: Configured Logical Volumes access summary page
There are columns for Type , Host , and each configured volume in the system. There are rows for Default
Access , Groups (if any), and each Host connection.
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