It defaults to "" if not # specified, and to the device name for auto-configuration. # The description is a quoted string that contains a brief description # of the CLARiiON chassis being managed. The name is REQUIRED and cannot # contain spaces (even if surrounded by quotes). # The name is the per-CLARiiON name that can be used to identify each # CLARiiON to the manager application.
(Currently, dummy arguments are required for name # and description, when using auto-configuration.) This can NOT # be defaulted. If this is # "auto", all attached arrays with bound LUNs will be automatically # configured. # clarContact John Smith, 80 # Device specification # - # The format of "device" objects for CLARiiON devices is: # device device-spec name "description" # where the device-spec is the device name to open to access # the CLARiiON device.
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# clarDescr Navisphere Agent # The "clarContact" object takes arbitrary text values intended to # describe who is responsible for the configured agent, and how to # reach them. # Description specification # - # The "clarDescr" object takes arbitrary text values intended to # describe the agent and its location. The "\" is dropped # when the next line is concatenated to the continued line. # White space (tabs, space, line-feeds, carriage-returns) # and blank lines are ignored # To continue a line onto the next line, use "\" as # the last character of that line. Samples, which should be edited, appear below for all # permissible types of object. # All entries in this file have this form: # object value-list # where "object" tells what sort of information is to be configured, # and "value-list" is a whitespace-separated list of values to be # configured. Michael # Navisphere nfig # This file is used by Navisphere Agent to configure site-specific values. The host is already connected to a older clarion box, from which we look to migrate. I am having problems seeing a vnx nodes, the raid groups have been defined, the host has been added, but there is an authentication issue.
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