HP StorageWorks EVA Virtualization Adapter administrator guide (5697-0177, October 2009)
Table Of Contents
- EVA Virtualization Adapter administrator guide
- Table of Contents
- 1 Overview of HP EVA Virtualization Adapter
- 2 Configuring SRM and the HP EVA disk array
- 3 Installing and removing HP EVA Virtualization Adapter
- 4 Failover and failback with SRM
- 5 Troubleshooting HP EVA Virtualization Adapter
- HP StorageWorks EVA disk arrays do not appear in Site Recovery Manager
- HP StorageWorks EVA Virtualization Adapter does not install
- Virtual machines do not start at recovery site after failover.
- Site Recovery Manager timeout failure in large array configurations
- Virtual machines do not start at recovery site during the test failover test.
- Error messages
- SRM log
- EVA log
- HP EVA Virtualizaton Error Messages
- 6 Reference
- Glossary
- Index
Figure 1 Discovered Information
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Disk array discovery sequence
The array discovery sequence is:
1. SRM makes a request to HP EVA Virtualization Adapter for available arrays.
2. HP EVA Virtualization Adapter connects to HP Command View EVA servers and requests array
controller port information (WWN).
3. HP EVA Virtualization Adapter returns the results to SRM.
LUN discovery sequence
The LUN discovery sequence is:
1. SRM makes a request to HP EVA Virtualization Adapter for replicated LUNs on a local (protected)
array.
2. HP EVA Virtualization Adapter connects to HP Command View EVA servers and requests replicated
vdisks on the protected array.
3. HP Command View EVA looks for vdisks that are members of data replication groups.
4. For each replicated vdisk found on the protected array, HP EVA Virtualization Adapter gathers
the following information:
• Remote array ID
• Remote vdisk name
• Local presentation information
• Host the LUN is presented to
• ID assigned to host
5. HP EVA Virtualization Adapter returns this information to SRM.
6. SRM correlates LUNs with datastores.
Overview of HP EVA Virtualization Adapter8