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Asset ID: 1-71-1020962.1
Update Date:2011-08-02
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Solution  1020962.1 :   VTL - How to determine VTL product name for build number 1323 from VTL Console  


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Applies to:

Sun StorageTek VTL Value System
Sun 386i Sun/OS
All Platforms
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***Checked for relevance on 20-07-2011*** (dd-mm-yyyy)

Goal

This instruction is intended to assist the customer in determining the VTL product name using the VTL Console, when the Build is 1323.
VTL Build 1323 is the only build that spans two different Sun VTL products, VTL Value and VTL Plus 1.0.

Solution

Getting the VTL product name from VTL Console, when the build is 1323 or later. These steps identify a basic difference between the VTL Value and the VTL Plus 1.0 product. The VTL Value uses internal SCSI devices for its disks and the VTL Plus uses Fibre Channel devices for its disks. 
  1. Access the VTL Console and highlight the VTL server having issues
  2. The customer will have to log into the VTL server with login and password they setup
  3. Select the VTL server name from the tree on the left side of screen
  4. A screen will be displayed shows general information about the selected VTL server
  5. Left click the plus sign to the left of the VTL server they have selected
  6. Displayed will be a detail tree drop down from the VTL server name
  7. Left click the plus sign to the left of Physical Resources
  8. Displayed is a detail tree drop down from Physical Resources
  9. Left click the plus sign to the left of Storage Devices
  10. Displayed is a detail tree drop down from Storage Devices
  11. Left click Fibre Channel Devices
  12. Verify if any Fibre Channel devices appear.
    If true, the server is "VTL Plus 1.0" product, skip steps 13 & 14.
    If false, proceed to step 13.
  13. Left click SCSI Devices
  14. Verify if any SCSI Devices appear.
    If true, the server is "VTL Value" product


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