I see in the release notes that sp5 has support for SMI but all the docs I've seen keep mentioning Clariion and Symmetrix. Does the smi support extend to off the wall arrays (example: Pillar ) ?
Pillar is not in the current list of supported arrays. Here's the list from the SP 5 installation guide: The following SMI-enabled storage arrays (if not previously discovered by other agents) and their listed components: ◆ Unknown arrays: Front-end adapters, front-end ports, and storage devices (logical devices) ◆ Symmetrix arrays: Fibre Channel directors, front-end ports, and logical devices ◆ HDS/Sun arrays: Fibre Channel ports, LDEVs, and controllers ◆ HP XP-series arrays: Front-end ports, LDEVs, and controllers ◆ CLARiiON arrays: Storage processors, front-end ports, and LUNs ◆ IBM ESS arrays: SCSI and ESCON ports, Fibre Channel and FICON ports, logical volumes (devices) ◆ Tape libraries
julianne
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Posted March 9th, 2007 13:00
The following SMI-enabled storage arrays (if not previously discovered by other
agents) and their listed components:
◆ Unknown arrays: Front-end adapters, front-end ports, and storage devices
(logical devices)
◆ Symmetrix arrays: Fibre Channel directors, front-end ports, and logical devices
◆ HDS/Sun arrays: Fibre Channel ports, LDEVs, and controllers
◆ HP XP-series arrays: Front-end ports, LDEVs, and controllers
◆ CLARiiON arrays: Storage processors, front-end ports, and LUNs
◆ IBM ESS arrays: SCSI and ESCON ports, Fibre Channel and FICON ports, logical
volumes (devices)
◆ Tape libraries
Regards,
julianne