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Audit log file format

The audit log file is a text file in the syslog format. The audit log file has two types of formats: RFC3164-compliant and RFC5424-compliant. Select either one of them when setting for transferring audit log files to syslog servers or exporting audit log files.

An audit log file consists of the following fields: Audit log header, Audit log information (Basic Information), and Audit log information (Detailed Information), whose formats are respectively described in the following topics.

If an audit log file is to be transferred to the syslog server, syslog header information is included before the audit log header, which is described in this chapter. For details about the format of audit log files when audit log files are transferred to the syslog server, see Format of audit log files when audit log files are transferred to the syslog server.

Audit log header format (RFC3164-compliant)

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No.

Item

Description

1

Priority

The priority value given by the following formula is output, enclosed by < >.

Priority value = 8 x Facility + Severity

Facility is 17 (Fixed value).

Severity takes the following values, depending on the type of the log information:

  • 4: Error (Abnormal end) or Warning (The operation partly ended abnormally or was aborted.)
  • 6: Informational (Normal end)

For example, if Severity is Error, <140> is output for the priority value.

2

Date, time1

The date and time are output in the format of MMM DD HH:MM:SS. (MMM: month, DD: day, HH: hour, MM: minute, SS: second)

The abbreviation of months (Jan to Dec) is output to MMM.

For the first to ninth day of a month, a space followed by the day is output to DD.

For example, if it is the first day of a month, the output is " 1".

3

Detected location

"GUM" is output for a host name.

4

Program name

"Storage" is output for the detection entity identifier.

5

Unified specification identification

"CELFSS" is output for the unified specification identifier.

6

"1.1" is output for the revision number of the unified specification.

7

Message identification

The serial number of the syslog header information is output.

8

Message ID (No output because it is unused.)

9

Date, time#21

The date, time, and the time difference from UTC (Universal Time Coordinated) are output in the format of YYYY-MMDDThh: mm:ss.s ±hh:mm. (YYYY: year, MM: month, DD: day, hh: hour, mm: minute, ss.s: second, hh: hour of the time difference, mm: minute of the time difference).

However, if there is no time difference from UTC, "Z" is output for "±hh:mm" such as 2016-12-T23:06:58.0Z. "ss.s" (Output format of second) means the first decimal point is output.

10

Detection entity

"Storage" is output for the detection entity identifier.

11

Detected location

"GUM" is output as a host name.

12

Type of audit event

The category name of the audit event is output. The actual category names and examples of the events are as follows:

  • Authentication: Authentication etc. to RMI
  • ConfigurationAccess: Configuration from Device Manager - Storage Navigator, Maintenance PC, hosts or CCI
  • Maintenance: Configuration on Maintenance PC
  • ExternalService: Remote maintenance operation

13

Result of audit event

The result of the audit event is output as follows.

  • Success: Normal end (The operation ended normally.)
  • Failed: Error (xxxx-yyyy) (The operation ended abnormally.)
  • Failed: Warning (xxxx-yyyy) (The operation partly ended abnormally or was aborted.)

"xxxx-yyyyy" shows an error code. This error code is not shown in the result of the audit event if the operation is performed from Maintenance PC or by the command from a host.

14

Subject identification

The user name is output in the format of "uid=user name".

  • "DKCMaintenance" is output for the operation from Maintenance PC.
  • "Host" is output for the command from a host.

15

Hardware identification

The ID that identifies the model name of the product ("HM850", or "VSP E series" for VSP E series) and the serial number (six digit number: 400001 to 499999) are punctuated with a colon (:) and output.

For example, "HM850:431234" (or "VSP E series:431234" for VSP E series) is output if the serial number is 431234.

16

Generated location

No output because it is unused.

17

Related information

The location identification name configured in the Set Up Syslog Server for Audit Logs window is output.

18

FQDN (No output because it is unused.)

19

Redundancy identification information (No output because it is unused.)

20

Agent information

No output because it is unused.

21

Host identification

The identification information of a host sending requests is output as follows.

  • Operations of Device Manager - Storage Navigator: IP address (IPv4 or IPv6)2, 3
  • Operations of RMI AP

    IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) : When an IP address is specified by external application.

    host name: When a host name is specified by external application.

  • CCI operation

    A host name is output for authenticated hosts.

    A WWN is output for unauthenticated hosts.

    IP addresses of GUM are output if operations are performed from CCI of the embedded CLI.

  • An IP address is output for the CHAP authentication.
  • No output for operation logs of RM AP and GUM AP.
  • No output for event logs on the encryption keys.

22

Request information

The port that sends requests (No output because it is unused.)

23

The host that receives requests (No output because it is unused.)

24

The port that receives requests (No output because it is unused.)

25

Collective operation identifier

The collective operation identifier is a serial number with which the operation is recognized as one operation even if it outputs multiple lines.

The identifier is output only when the log identification information is "BasicLog."

26

Log type information

The log type information is output as follows:

  • BasicLog: Basic information
  • DetailLog: Detailed information

27

Application identification

When commands are received from a host, the following are output.

  • ID that the host and storage system use internally
  • 0x0000: When receiving commands from other storage systems.
  • No output for events on CHAP, Computers using CCI, or encryption keys.

28

Reserve

Reserve #2 (No output because it is unused.)

Notes:

  1. If a LAN failure etc. occurs on the storage system, the date and time might be the accumulated time since January 1, 1970.
  2. The IP address might indicate that of a proxy server, router, or remote desktop client, depending on the connected network configuration.
  3. When IPv4 and IPv6 are available for communication from the management client to the SVP or management client, even if an IPv6 address of the SVP or management client is designated by the browser of the management client, IPv4 is used for communication by operations from the sub window of Device Manager - Storage Navigator, and an IPv4 address is output to the audit log.

Audit log header format (RFC5424-compliant)

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No.

Item

Description

1

Priority

The priority value given by the following formula is output, enclosed by < >.

Priority value = 8 x Facility + Severity

Facility is 17 (Fixed value).

Severity takes the following values, depending on the type of the log information:

  • 4: Error (Abnormal end) or Warning (The operation partly ended abnormally or was aborted.)
  • 6: Informational (Normal end)

For example, if Severity is Error, <140> is output for the priority value.

2

Version

"1" is output for the version number.

3

Date, time1

The date, time, and the time difference from UTC (Universal Time Coordinated) are output in the format of YYYY-MMDDThh: mm:ss.s ±hh:mm. (YYYY: year, MM: month, DD: day, hh: time, mm: minute, ss.s: second, hh: hour of the time difference, mm: minute of the time difference).

However, if there is no time difference from UTC, "Z" is output for "±hh:mm" such as 2016-12-T23:06:58.0Z.

"ss.s" (Output format of second) means the first decimal point is output.

4

Detected location

"GUM" is output for a host name.

5

Program name

"Storage" is output for the detection entity identifier.

6

Process name

A hyphen (-) is output for the process name.

7

Message ID

A hyphen (-) is output for the message ID.

8

Structured data

A hyphen (-) is output for the structured data.

9

Unified specification identification

"CELFSS" is output for the unified specification identifier.

10

"1.1" is output for the revision number of the unified specification.

11

Message identification

The serial number of the syslog header information is output.

12

Type of audit event

The category name of the audit event is output. The actual category names and examples of the events are as follows:

  • Authentication: Authentication etc. to RMI
  • ConfigurationAccess: Configuration from Device Manager - Storage Navigator, Maintenance PC, hosts or CCI
  • Maintenance: Configuration on Maintenance PC
  • ExternalService: Remote maintenance operation

13

Result of audit event

The result of the audit event is output as follows.

  • Success: Normal end (The operation ended normally.)
  • Failed: Error (xxxx-yyyy) (The operation ended abnormally.)
  • Failed: Warning (xxxx-yyyy) (The operation partly ended abnormally or was aborted.)

"xxxx-yyyyy" shows an error code. This error code is not shown in the result of the audit event if the operation is performed from Maintenance PC or by the command from a host.

14

Account identification

A user name is output in the format of "uid=user name".

  • "DKCMaintenance" is output for the operation from Maintenance PC.
  • "Host" is output for the commands from a host.

15

Hardware identification

The ID that identifies the model name of the product ("HM850", or "VSP E series" for VSP E series) and the serial number (six digit number: 400001 to 499999) are punctuated with a colon (:) and output.

For example, "HM850:431234" (or "VSP E series:431234" for VSP E series) is output if the serial number is 431234.

16

Related information

The location identification name configured in the Set Up Syslog Server for Audit Logs window is output.

17

Host identification

The identification information of a host sending requests is output as follows.

  • Operations of Device Manager - Storage Navigator: IP address (IPv4 or IPv6)2, 3
  • Operations of RMI AP

    IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) : When an IP address is specified by external application.

    host name: When a host name is specified by external application.

  • CCI operation

    A host name is output for authenticated hosts.

    A WWN is output for unauthenticated hosts.

    IP addresses of GUM are output if operations are performed from CCI of the embedded CLI.

  • An IP address is output for the CHAP authentication.
  • No output for operation logs of RM AP and GUM AP.
  • No output for event logs on the encryption keys.

18

Collective operation identifier

The collective operation identifier is a serial number with which the operation is recognized as one operation even if it outputs multiple lines.

The identifier is output only when the log identification information is "BasicLog."

19

Log type information

The log type information is output as follows:

  • BasicLog: Basic information
  • DetailLog: Detailed information

20

Application identification

When commands are received from a host, the following are output.

  • ID that the host and storage system use internally
  • 0x0000: When receiving commands from other storage systems.
  • No output for events on CHAP, Computers using CCI, or encryption keys.

Notes:

  1. If a LAN failure etc. occurs on the storage system, the date and time might be the accumulated time since January 1, 1970.
  2. The IP address might indicate that of a proxy server, router, or remote desktop client, depending on the connected network configuration.
  3. When IPv4 and IPv6 are available for communication from the management client to the SVP or management client, even if an IPv6 address of the SVP or management client is designated by the browser of the management client, IPv4 is used for communication by operations from the sub window of Device Manager - Storage Navigator, and an IPv4 address is output to the audit log.

Audit log information format (Basic information)

The same format of the audit log information (Basic information) is used by RFC3164-compliant and RFC5424-compliant. Output values of audit log information (basic information) differ by the type of the history.

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Type of history

Patten of output value

Operations configured by the management client or Maintenance PC

Pattern 1

Execution logs of remote maintenance API

Operations on encryption keys for encrypting stored data

Commands that the storage system received from hosts or computers using CCI

Pattern 2

Events on encryption keys for encrypting stored data

Mark

Item

Pattern 1

Pattern 2

A

External interface name

  • RMI AP: Logs of Remote Method Invocation Application (RMI AP)
  • MPC: Logs of Maintenance PC
  • GUM: Logs of Maintenance Utility
  • RM AP: Logs of Remote Maintenance Application (RM AP)
  • GUM AP: Logs of Maintenance Utility Application (GUM AP)
  • No output for Create File (Event name) of AuditLog (Function name).
  • In-band OPEN: Host
  • Out-of-band: Computer using CCI
  • No output for events on encryption keys

B

Task name

  • The task name is output to an operation log that is registered in the Device Manager - Storage Navigator tasks.
  • No task name is output to an operations log that is not registered in the Device Manager - Storage Navigator tasks.

No output.

C

Function name

The abbreviation of the name of the function performed during the setting operation from Device Manager - Storage Navigator, RMI AP or RM AP is output.

The name of the maintenance window is output for the setting operation by Maintenance PC.

For the relation between the function and the abbreviation of the output function name, see Device Manager - Storage Navigator and Maintenance PC operation.

Commands received from the host are output as follows.

  • User Auth: User authentication command
  • Config Command: Configuration change command
  • CHAP: Device authentication command

"ENC" is output for events on encryption keys.

D

Operation name or event name

The operation name or event name that is unique to each function is output.

For the relation between the GUI operation of each program product and the operation name output to audit logs, see Using Actions menu and the following sections. For the relation between the operation on Maintenance PC and the operation name output to audit logs, see Using Maintenance button and the following sections.

For details of the event names, seeReproducing/losing Audit log.

When the function name is "User Auth", the received command is output as follows.

  • Login: Receipt of the login command
  • Logout: Receipt of the logout command

No output when commands, except for login or logout, are received.

When the function name is "ENC", the event name is output.

E

Parameter

When the configuration operation includes a parameter setting, the operation parameter is output.

No detailed information is output to the parameter part of the basic information.

No output.

F

Result of operation or receiving commands

The results of the operations are output as follows.

  • Normal end: The operation ended normally.
  • Warning (xxxx-yyyyy): The operation partly ended abnormally or was aborted.
  • Error (xxxx-yyyyy): The operation ended abnormally. "xxxxx-yyyyyy" shows an error code.

    See Hitachi Device Manager - Storage Navigator Messages for the error codes.

    No error code is added to the result of the operation that is not a Device Manager - Storage Navigator operation.

The results of receiving commands are output as follows.

  • Normal end: User authentication or CHAP authentication ended normally, or the event on encryption keys occurs.
  • Error: User authentication or CHAP authentication ended abnormally.
  • Accept: Commands from a host are received.
  • Reject: Commands from a host are rejected.

G

Serial number

The serial number of stored log information is output.

The serial number ranges from 0000000000 to 4294967295.

When the log information reaches 4,294,967,295 counts, the serial number is reset to 0000000000.

Device Manager - Storage Navigator and Maintenance PC operation

The storage system logs operations performed from management client or Maintenance PC. The following table lists the function/operation names as well as GUI operations that trigger logging. Functions are listed in alphabetical order.

Function Name

Operation Name

Corresponding GUI Operation

AuditLog

Send Test Message

Sending a test log to a Syslog server on the Audit Log Settings window

AuditLog

Set Up Syslog Serv

Configuring syslog servers in the Set Up Syslog Server for Audit Logs window

ACM

AddUsersToUserGroup

Adding users to a user group

ACM

CreateUser

Creating a new user account

ACM

CreateUserGroup

Creating a new user group

ACM

DeleteUsers

Deleting user accounts

ACM

DeleteUserGroups

Deleting user groups

ACM

DisableUsers

Disabling users

ACM

EnableUsers

Enabling users

ACM

RemoveUsersFromUserGroup

Removing users from a user group

ACM

Set Login Message

Setting login message

ACM

UpdatePassword

Changing a password

ACM

UpdateUserAuthentication

Changing a user authentication mode

ACM

UpdateUserGroupAllResourceGrp

Changing assignment of all resource groups of a user group

ACM

UpdateUserGroupName

Changing a user group name

ACM

UpdateUserGroupResourceGrpBmp

Changing assignment of resource groups of a user group

ACM

UpdateUserGroupRole

Assigning roles to a user group or releasing assignment of roles

BASE

Advanced Settings

Editing advanced system settings

BASE

Automatic LDAP Password change

Changing, through the REST API, the user ID and password that are used for search or the password only

BASE

Create Conf Report

Creating configuration reports

BASE

Delete CVAE Info

Changing information from Hitachi Command Suite

BASE

Delete Reports

Deleting configuration reports

BASE

Delete Tasks

Deleting tasks

BASE

Disable Auto Delete

Disabling Task Auto Delete

BASE

Edit Storage System

Editing storage system information

BASE

Enable Auto Delete

Enabling Task Auto Delete

BASE

Entry Tasks

Registering tasks to the storage system

BASE

HCSSO Authentication

Launching Device Manager - Storage Navigator from Hitachi Command Suite

BASE

HCSSO SetOneTimeKey

Issuing OneTimeKey from Hitachi Command Suite

BASE

Login

Logging in to Device Manager - Storage Navigator or Maintenance PC

BASE

Logout

Logging out from Device Manager - Storage Navigator or Maintenance PC

BASE

Resume Tasks

Resuming tasks

BASE

Set CVAE Info

Changing information from Hitachi Command Suite

BASE

Start Maintenance

Logging in to Maintenance PC

BASE

Suspend Tasks

Suspending tasks

BASE

Unlock Forcibly

Forcible unlocking

Information

Delete Log

Log-related operations on Maintenance PC

Information

ORM Value

Log-related operations on Maintenance PC

Information

Threshold Value

Log-related operations on Maintenance PC

Install

All Config

Maintenance on Maintenance PC

Install

Backup Config

Maintenance on Maintenance PC

Install

FlashDrive ORM Value

Maintenance on Maintenance PC

Install

Initialize ORM Value

Maintenance on Maintenance PC

Install

Machine Install Date

Maintenance on Maintenance PC

Install

NEW Installation

Maintenance on Maintenance PC

Install

System Option

Maintenance on Maintenance PC

Install

System Tuning

Maintenance on Maintenance PC

Local Replication

Assign S-VOLs

Assigning secondary volumes of Thin Image pairs

Local Replication

Create Pairs

Creating pairs of ShadowImage or Thin Image

Local Replication

Delete Pairs

Deleting pairs of ShadowImage or Thin Image

Local Replication

Edit Options

Setting options for ShadowImage

Local Replication

Initialize

Initializing pairs of ShadowImage or Thin Image

Local Replication

Remove S-VOLs

Removing secondary volumes of Thin Image pairs

Local Replication

Resync Pairs

Resynchronizing pairs of ShadowImage or Thin Image

Local Replication

Split Pairs

Splitting pairs of ShadowImage or Thin Image

Local Replication

Suspend Pairs

Suspending ShadowImage pairs

Maintenance

Block

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Block(Remove)

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Block(Type Change)

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Blockade

Maintenance on Maintenance PC

Maintenance

Boot System SafeMode

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Change SFP Type

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Check Remove

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Correction Copy

Maintenance on Maintenance PC

Maintenance

Create User

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Create User Group

Maintenance using the Maintenance Utility applications (GUM AP) such as NAS Manager

Maintenance

Delete Users

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Delete User Group

Maintenance using the Maintenance Utility applications (GUM AP) such as NAS Manager

Maintenance

Disable Licenses

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Edit Hypervisor Mode

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Edit Login Message

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Edit ReplacingNotice

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Edit System Param

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Edit UPS Mode

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Edit User

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Edit User Group

Maintenance using the Maintenance Utility applications (GUM AP) such as NAS Manager

Maintenance

Enable Licenses

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Force Rls SysLock

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Install

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Install NAS Firm

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

License Key Install

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

License Key Remove

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

MP Restore

Maintenance on Maintenance PC

Maintenance

Power Off Storage

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Power On Storage

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Reboot GUM

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Remove

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Remove NAS Firm

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Reset DurationOfUse

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Reset HUB

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Reset Hypervisor

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Reset Hypervisor NW

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Reset NASFW

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Restore

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu or maintenance on Maintenance PC

Maintenance

Restore(Remoeve)

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu or maintenance on Maintenance PC

Maintenance

Restore(Type Change)

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Restore Data

Maintenance on Maintenance PC

Maintenance

Select Cipher Suite

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Select Login Window

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Set Up Alert

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Set Up Date & Time

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Set Up Email

Maintenance using the Maintenance Utility applications (GUM AP) such as NAS Manager

Maintenance

Set Up Network Perm

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Set Up Network Set

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Set Up SNMP

Maintenance using the Maintenance Utility applications (GUM AP) such as NAS Manager

Maintenance

Set Up Syslog

Maintenance using the Maintenance Utility applications (GUM AP) such as NAS Manager

Maintenance

Set Up System Info

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Stop Copy

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Turn Off Locate LEDs

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Turn On Locate LEDs

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Update Cert Files

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

Update Firmware

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

UserAccount Backup

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

Maintenance

UserAccount Restore

Maintenance from the Maintenance Utility menu

PFM

Delete Unused WWNs

Performance Monitor

PFM

Edit CU Monitor Mode

Performance Monitor

PFM

Edit Monitoring SW

Performance Monitor

PFM

Edit WWN

Performance Monitor

PFM

Edit WWN MonitorMode

Performance Monitor

PROV

Add Hosts

  • Adding hosts to specified host groups
  • Adding specified hosts to host groups

PROV

Add LUN Paths

  • Mapping LU paths
  • Creating alternate LUN paths
  • Setting the same path as a selected LUN

PROV

Assign MP Unit

Assigning MP units

PROV

Block LDEVs

Blocking LDEVs

PROV

CalculateTieringMonitorData

Recalculating tier monitoring data from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

Create Host Groups

Creating host groups

PROV

Create LDEVs

Creating new LDEVs

PROV

Create Resource Grps

Creating resource groups

PROV

Create VDKC-Box

Creating a VDKC-Box from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

Create/Expand Pools

  • Creating new pools
  • Increasing pool capacity

PROV

CreateAlus

Creating an LDEV with the ALU attribute

PROV

CreateiScsiName

Adding hosts to selected iSCSI targets

PROV

CreateiScsiPath

  • Adding iSCSI paths to external storage systems
  • Adding connections to remote storage systems

PROV

CreateiScsiTarget

Creating iSCSI targets

PROV

CreateLdev

Creating new internal or external volumes

PROV

CreateParityGroups

Creating parity groups

PROV

CreateRemoteChapUser

Adding CHAP users to selected iSCSI targets

PROV

CreateSlus

Creating an LDEV with the SLU attribute from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

CreateThinProvisioningVolumes

Creating a Dynamic Provisioning virtual volume from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

CreateTiPairsWithSlu

Creating Thin Image pairs using LDEVs with the SLU attribute from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

CreateTiVolumes

Creating a secondary volume for Thin Image from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

Delete Host Groups

Deleting host groups

PROV

Delete LDEVs

Deleting LDEVs

PROV

Delete Login WWNs

Deleting unnecessary WWNs

PROV

Delete LUN Paths

Removing LUN paths from LDEVs

PROV

Delete Resource Grps

Deleting resource groups

PROV

Delete VDKC-Box

Deleting a VDKC-Box from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

DeleteAlus

Deleting an LDEV with the ALU attribute

PROV

DeleteiScsiInitiatorUser

Deleting the setting information of users with CHAP authentication on ports

PROV

DeleteiScsiName

Removing hosts from selected iSCSI targets

PROV

DeleteiScsiPath

  • Deleting iSCSI paths to external storage systems
  • Deleting iSCSI paths when connections cannot be added to remote storage systems

PROV

DeleteiScsiTarget

Deleting iSCSI targets

PROV

DeleteLdev

Deleting internal or external volumes

PROV

DeleteLoginiScsiName

Deleting unnecessary iSCSI names

PROV

DeleteParityGroups

Deleting parity groups

PROV

DeleteRemoteChapUser

Removing CHAP users from selected iSCSI targets

PROV

DeleteSlus

Deleting an LDEV with the SLU attribute from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

DeleteTargetChapUser

Removing CHAP users assigned to iSCSI targets

PROV

DeleteTiVolumes

Deleting a secondary volume for Thin Image from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

DRU Expiration Lock

Data Retention Utility

PROV

Edit Cmd Dev(Auth)

Editing command device settings

PROV

Edit Cmd Dev(DevGrp)

Editing command device settings

PROV

Edit Cmd Dev(Sec)

Editing command device settings

PROV

Edit Command Devices

Editing command device settings

PROV

Edit DRU Attribute

Data Retention Utility

PROV

Edit Full Allocation

Enabling or disabling the Full Allocation setting

PROV

Edit Host

Editing host settings

PROV

Edit Host Grps(Mode)

Editing host group settings

PROV

Edit Host Grps(Name)

Editing host group settings

PROV

Edit LDEVs(tier)

Editing LDEV settings

PROV

Edit External LDEV Tier Rank

Editing the external LDEV tier ranks of pool volumes assigned to a pool

PROV

Edit MP Units

Editing MP unit settings

PROV

Edit Ports(Address)

Editing port settings

PROV

Edit Ports(Security)

Editing port settings

PROV

Edit Ports(Speed)

Editing port settings

PROV

Edit Ports(Topology)

Editing port settings

PROV

Edit Resource Grp

Editing resource groups

PROV

Edit Tiering Policy

Editing the tiering policy

PROV

Edit V-VOL Option

  • Creating new LDEVs
  • Editing LDEV settings

PROV

Edit/Delete Pools

  • Deleting pools
  • Editing pool settings

PROV

Edit/Delete UUIDs

  • Changing UUIDs
  • Deleting UUIDs

PROV

EditiScsiInitiatorUser

Editing the setting information of users with CHAP authentication on ports

PROV

EditiScsiName

Editing host settings

PROV

EditiScsiNickName

Editing host settings

PROV

EditiScsiTarget

Editing iSCSI target settings

PROV

EditiSNS

Editing port settings

PROV

EditPortInfo

Editing port settings

PROV

EditRemoteChapUser

Editing CHAP user settings

PROV

EditRemoteTargetUser

Editing iSCSI targets

PROV

EditT10piMode

Editing T10 PI mode settings on ports

PROV

EditTargetChapUser

Editing settings of CHAP users assigned to iSCSI targets

PROV

ExecBindingOperation

Binding or unbinding an LDEV with the SLU attribute to or from the LDEV with the ALU attribute

PROV

Expand V-VOLs

Increasing virtual volume capacity

PROV

ExpandSlus

Increasing capacity of an LDEV with the SLU attribute from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

Format LDEVs

  • Formatting LDEVs
  • Creating new LDEVs

PROV

Format LDEVs(Q)

  • Quick formatting LDEVs
  • Creating new LDEVs

PROV

Initialize Pools

Initializing pools

PROV

LDEV Name

  • Creating new LDEVs
  • Editing LDEVs

PROV

LdevForceRestore

Forcible restoration of LDEVs

PROV

MapSecondaryVolumeWithSlu

Mapping LDEVs with the SLU attribute to the secondary volumes of Thin Image pairs from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

Monitor Pools

Starting the performance monitoring of a pool

PROV

Move Resources

  • Adding resources to resource groups
  • Removing resources from resource groups

PROV

OperateSiPairsWithSlu

Operating ShadowImage pairs using LDEVs with the SLU attribute from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

OperateTiPairsWithSlu

Operating Thin Image pairs using LDEVs with the SLU attribute from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

Pool Name

  • Setting pool names
  • Deleting pool names

PROV

Reclaim Zero Pages

Releasing pages in virtual volumes

PROV

Release HostReserved

Releasing Host-Reserved LUNs

PROV

Relocate Pool

Starting the tier relocation of a pool

PROV

Remove Hosts

Removing hosts from host groups

PROV

Restore LDEVs

Restoring LDEVs

PROV

Restore Pools

Restoring pools

PROV

RevertTiPairsWithSlu

Reverting Thin Image pairs using LDEVs with the SLU attribute from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

Set PageTieringLevel

Setting the tiering policy per page

PROV

Set Virtual LDEV

  • Editing virtualization management settings
  • Setting or releasing the GAD reserve attribute on a volume for the secondary volume of a global-active device pair

PROV

Shrink Pool

Decreasing pool capacity

PROV

StartParityGroupsFormat

Formatting parity groups

PROV

StartVerify

Verifying LDEVs

PROV

Stop Monitoring

Stopping the performance monitoring of a pool

PROV

Stop Reclm ZeroPages

Stopping releasing pages in virtual volumes

PROV

Stop Relocating

Stopping the tier relocation of a pool

PROV

Stop Shrinking Pool

Stopping decreasing pool capacity

PROV

StopFormat

Stopping formatting parity groups

PROV

StopVerify

Stopping verifying LDEVs

PROV

UnmapSecondaryVolumeWithSlu

Unmapping the secondary volumes of Thin Image pairs using LDEVs with the SLU attribute from Hitachi Command Suite

PROV

UpdateAluaMode

  • Editing an LDEV
  • Creating pairs for global-active device
  • Resynchronizing pairs for TrueCopy, Universal Replicator, and global-active device
  • Resynchronizing pairs for global-active device by the consistency group

PROV

UpdateAsymmetricAccessStatePerHG

Editing Asymmetric Access States settings

PROV

UpdateCopybackMode

Enabling or disabling copy-back mode

PROV

UpdateParityGroupSettings

Enabling or disabling accelerated compression

PROV

UpdateSpareDrives

Assigning as a spare drive or releasing a spare drive setting

Remote Replication

Add Path

Adding paths to remote storage systems

Remote Replication

Add Quorum Disk ID

Adding quorum disk IDs used by global-active device

Remote Replication

Add RCU

Adding connections to remote storage systems

Remote Replication

Change JNL Option

Changing the journal option for Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Change Mirror Option

Changing the mirror option for Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Change RCU Option

Changing the remote storage system options

Remote Replication

Create Pairs

Creating pairs of TrueCopy, Universal Replicator, and global-active device

Remote Replication

Delete Pairs

Deleting pairs of TrueCopy, Universal Replicator, and global-active device

Remote Replication

Delete Path

Removing paths from remote storage systems

Remote Replication

Del Quorum Disk ID

Deleting quorum disk IDs used by global-active device

Remote Replication

Delete RCU

Removing connections to remote storage systems

Remote Replication

Edit Options

Setting the remote replica options

Remote Replication

Edit Pair Options

Setting the pair options for TrueCopy or Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Journal Owner

Setting the journal ownership for Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Journal Vol

Creating or deleting journals or assigning journal volumes of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

R-Cmd.Dev.

Setting remote command devices of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Resync Pairs

Resynchronizing pairs of TrueCopy, Universal Replicator, and global-active device

Remote Replication

Split Pairs

Splitting pairs of TrueCopy or Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Suspend Pairs

Suspending pairs for global-active device

Remote Replication

UpdateQuorumDisks

Editing the value of Read Response Guaranteed Time When Quorum monitoring has stopped for global-active device.

SPM

Change SPMGrp

Server Priority Manager

SPM

Clear SPM Info

Server Priority Manager

SPM

Default Set

Server Priority Manager

SPM

Set All Prio Port

Server Priority Manager

SPM

Set All Prio WWN

Server Priority Manager

SPM

Set Ctrl Kind

Server Priority Manager

SPM

Set Prio Port

Server Priority Manager

SPM

Set Prio WWN

Server Priority Manager

SPM

SPMGrp Del/Chg

Server Priority Manager

SPM

Update Port WWN

Server Priority Manager

SPM

Update SPMGrp

Server Priority Manager

SPM

Update WWN

Server Priority Manager

UVM

Add External Volumes

Mapping external volumes

UVM

Assign MP Unit

Assigning MP units for external volumes

UVM

Delete ES VOLs

Releasing external volume mapping

UVM

Disconnect ES Paths

Disconnecting external paths

UVM

Disconnect ES VOLs

  • Disconnecting external storage systems
  • Disconnecting external volumes

UVM

Edit ES Path Config

  • Adding paths to external path groups
  • Deleting paths from external path groups
  • Changing priority among external paths

UVM

Edit ES VOLs

Editing external volume settings

UVM

Edit External WWNs / iSCSI Targets

  • Editing external WWN parameters
  • Editing external iSCSI target parameters

UVM

Reconnect ES Paths

Reconnecting external paths

UVM

Reconnect ES VOLs

  • Reconnecting external storage systems
  • Reconnecting external volumes

VM

Del Migration Plans

Volume Migration

VM

Migrate Volumes

Volume Migration

VPM

Edit CLPR

Creating, adding, deleting, or editing CLPR

Migrating parity groups to a different CLPR

VS

Abort Shredding

Stopping shredding LDEVs

VS

End Shredding

Ending shredding LDEVs

VS

Shred LDEVs

Shredding LDEVs

Audit log information format (Detailed information)

The same format of audit log information (Detailed information) is used by RFC3164-compliant and RFC5424-compliant.

The indexes and setting values that indicates the set items are output to the detailed information. There are two types of the detailed information format.

Detailed information format 1

Symbol

Definition

+ and -

'+' or '-' displays at the beginning of a line.

  • '+' means the beginning of the index. The number of occurrences of '+' represents the number of indents.
  • '-' means that the line continues from the previous one.

=

Connects an index and a setting value.

[ ]

When there is more than one setting value for an index, the setting values are enclosed by [ ], and separated by a comma (,).

Example: CU:LDEV=[0x00:0x00,0x00:0x01,0x00:0x02]

{ }

Details are enclosed by {}.

Example: {Port,Fabric,Connection}=[{1E,ON,FC-AL},{3E,OFF,P-to-P}]

( )

Supplementary and additional information for setting values is enclosed by ( ).

Example: {VOL(CU:LDEV),Result}={0x00:0x01,Error(xxxx-yyyy)}

NoteIf there is an item that is not specified when entering commands or performing operations, a hyphen (-) is output for its setting value, no setting value is output, or the index itself is not output.
Detailed information format 2
NoteLine feeds are added to make the example easy to see, while no line feed is added to the actual logs.

Symbol

Definition

+ and -

'+' or '-' displays at the beginning of a line.

  • '+' means the beginning of the index. The number of occurrences of '+' represents the number of indents.
  • '-' means that the line continues from the previous one.

{ }

The tiering relation is indicated by the following format.

Parent setting item{Child setting item 1, Child setting item 2{Grandchild setting item 2-1, Grand child setting item 2-2,...},...}

=

Connects an index and a setting value.

[x]

For the log output by the command or operation in which multiple resources or items of the same type can be set at one time, the resource or item of the same type is indicated as follows.

Setting item[x] (where x is a number: 0, 1, 2,...)

NoteIf there is an item that is not specified when entering commands or performing operations, "null" is output for its setting value, or the index itself is not output.
Example:
+Copy Type=UR
++{P-VOL(Port-G-ID-LUN),S-VOL(Port-G-ID-LUN),MirrorID,
S/N,CTRLID,Type,Range,Delete Mode,Result}
=[{4C-0x00-0,4A-0x00-0,0x00,467676,18,P-VOL,LU,Normal,
Normal end}],Num. of Pairs=1
Example:
+{iScsiPort[0]{
Port=1A,
iScsiTarget[0]{
  Id=0,Name="Name",Alias="Alias",UserAuthSwitch=Enable, 
  Result=Normal end}}}

Description of log examples in this manual

The log examples in this manual contain only the basic information and detailed information of audit log information.

An audit log header appears before the basic information and each detailed information respectively.

For Detailed information format 2 above, line feeds are added to make it easy to see, while no line feed is added to the actual logs.

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Format of audit log files when audit log files are transferred to the syslog server

If an audit log file is to be transferred to the syslog server, syslog header information is included in the audit log file.

The following figure shows the format of audit log files when audit log files are transferred to the syslog server.

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Part

Description

syslog.PRI

The same priority is set for syslog.PRI and for the audit log header.

syslog.HEADER

The syslog.HEADER includes the date and time when the syslog data was sent.

syslog.MSG

Audit log header*

See Audit log header format (RFC3164-compliant) or Audit log header format (RFC5424-compliant) . The audit log header includes the date and time when the audit event occurred.

Audit log information

See Audit log information format (Basic information) and Audit log information format (Detailed information) .

  • *

    If the format of the audit log header is RFC3164-compliant, syslog.PRI, syslog.HEADER, and syslog.MSG will be sent in an RFC3164-compliant format.

    If the format of the audit log header is RFC5424-compliant, syslog.PRI, syslog.HEADER, and syslog.MSG will be sent in an RFC5424-compliant format.

    The following figure shows an example of data when an audit log file is transferred the syslog server.

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Using Actions menu

Using Component submenu

GUI operation

Audit Log Output

Submenu

Description

Function Name

Operation Name

Edit MP Units

Editing MP unit settings

PROV

Edit MP Units

Using Logical Device submenu

GUI operation

Audit Log Output

Submenu

Description

Function Name

Operation Name

Create LDEVs

Creating LDEVs

PROV

Create LDEVs1

CreateLdev2

CreateAlus

Edit Full Allocation

Edit V-VOL Option

Format LDEVs

Format LDEVs(Q)

LDEV Name

Delete LDEVs

Deleting LDEVs

PROV

Delete LDEVs1

DeleteLdev2

DeleteAlus

Edit LDEVs

Editing LDEV settings

PROV

Edit Full Allocation

Edit LDEVs(tier)

Edit V-VOL Option

LDEV Name

UpdateAluaMode

Format LDEVs

Formatting LDEVs

PROV

Format LDEVs

Quick formatting LDEVs

PROV

Format LDEVs(Q)

Interrupt Format Task

Stopping formatting LDEVs

PROV

StopFormat

Block LDEVs

Blocking LDEVs

PROV

Block LDEVs

Restore LDEVs

Restoring LDEVs

PROV

Restore LDEVs

Force Restore LDEVs3

Forcible restoration of LDEVs

PROV

LdevForceRestore

Shred LDEVs

Shredding LDEVs

Volume Shredder

Shred LDEVs

End Shredding

Interrupt Shredding Task

Stopping shredding LDEVs

Volume Shredder

Abort Shredding4

Assign MP Unit

Assigning MP units

PROV

Assign MP Unit

Migration

Migrate Volumes

Directing volume migration

VM

Migrate Volumes

View Migration Plans

Referring to migration plans

VM

Del Migration Plans

Add LUN Paths

Mapping LUN paths

PROV

Add LUN Paths

Delete LUN Paths

Removing LUN paths from LDEVs

PROV

Delete LUN Paths

Edit UUIDs

Changing UUIDs

PROV

Edit/Delete UUIDs

Delete UUIDs

Deleting UUIDs

Expand V-VOLs

Increasing virtual volume capacity

PROV

Expand V-VOLs

Reclaim Zero Pages

Releasing pages in virtual volumes

PROV

Reclaim Zero Pages

Stop Reclaiming Zero Pages

Stopping releasing pages in virtual volumes

PROV

Stop Reclm ZeroPages

Edit Command Devices

Editing Command Devices

PROV

Edit Cmd Dev(Auth)

Edit Cmd Dev(DevGrp)

Edit Cmd Dev(Sec)

Edit Command Devices

Unbind SLUs

Unbinding an LDEV with the SLU attribute from the LDEV with the ALU attribute

PROV

ExecBindingOperation

Verify LDEVs3

Verifying LDEVs

PROV

StartVerify

Interrupt Verification Task3

Stopping verifying LDEVs

PROV

StopVerify

Notes:

  1. The audit log of this operation is output when volumes of Thin Image or DP-VOLs are created or deleted.
  2. The audit log of this operation is output when internal or external volumes are created or deleted.
  3. A menu displayed only on Maintenance PC.
  4. The audit log of this operation is output not only by performing an operation on the Interrupt Shredding Task submenu, but by stopping the shredding LDEVs task on the Task window.

Using Port/Host Group submenu

Port/Host Group > Fibre

GUI operation

Audit Log Output

Submenu

Description

Function Name

Operation Name

Create Host Groups

Creating host groups

PROV

Add Hosts

Create Host Groups

Edit Host Grps(Mode)

Delete Host Groups

Deleting host groups

PROV

Delete Host Groups

Edit Host Groups

Editing host group settings

PROV

Edit Host Grps(Mode)

Edit Host Grps(Name)

Add Hosts

Adding hosts to selected host groups

PROV

Add Hosts

Add to Host Groups

Adding selected host to host groups

Remove Hosts

Removing hosts from host groups

PROV

Remove Hosts

Delete Login WWNs

Deleting unnecessary WWNs

PROV

Delete Login WWNs

Edit Host

Editing host settings

PROV

Edit Host

Create Alternative LUN Paths

Creating alternative LUN paths

PROV

Add Hosts

Add LUN Paths

Create Host Groups

Edit Host Grps(Mode)

Copy LUN Paths

Setting the same path as a selected LUN

PROV

Add LUN Paths

View Host-Reserved LUNs > Release Host-Reserved LUNs1

Releasing Host-Reserved LUNs

PROV

Release HostReserved

Edit Asymmetric Access States

Editing Asymmetric Access States settings

PROV

UpdateAsymmetricAccessStatePerHG

Edit Ports

Editing port settings

PROV

Edit Ports(Address)

Edit Ports(Security)

Edit Ports(Speed)

Edit Ports(Topology)

Edit T10 PI Mode

Editing T10 PI mode settings on ports

PROV

EditT10piMode

Notes:

  1. To release host reserved LUNs, open the Release Host-Reserved LUNs window from the Host-Reserved LUNs window.
Port/Host Group > iSCSI

GUI operation

Audit Log Output

Submenu

Description

Function Name

Operation Name

Create iSCSI Targets

Creating iSCSI targets

PROV

CreateiScsiTarget

Editing CHAP users assigned to iSCSI targets

PROV

EditTargetChapUser

Delete iSCSI Targets

Deleting iSCSI targets

PROV

DeleteiScsiTarget

Edit iSCSI Targets

Editing iSCSI target settings

PROV

EditiScsiTarget

Editing CHAP users assigned to iSCSI targets

PROV

EditTargetChapUser

Add Hosts

Adding hosts to selected iSCSI targets

PROV

CreateiScsiName

Remove Hosts

Removing hosts from selected iSCSI targets

PROV

DeleteiScsiName

Delete Login iSCSI Names

Deleting unnecessary iSCSI names

PROV

DeleteLoginiScsiName

Edit Host

Editing host settings

PROV

EditiScsiName

EditiScsiNickName

Create Alternative LUN Paths

Creating an alternative LUN path

PROV

Add Hosts

Add LUN Paths

Create Host Groups

Edit Host Grps(Mode)

Copy LUN Paths

Copying the selected LUN path

PROV

Add LUN Paths

View Host-Reserved LUNs > Release Host-Reserved LUNs*

Releasing Host-Reserved LUNs

PROV

Release HostReserved

Edit Ports

Editing port settings

PROV

Edit Ports(Security)

Edit Ports(Speed)

EditPortInfo

EditiSNS

Editing the setting information of users with CHAP authentication on ports

PROV

EditiScsiInitiatorUser

Authentication

Add CHAP Users

Adding CHAP users to selected iSCSI targets

PROV

CreateRemoteChapUser

Remove CHAP Users

Removing CHAP users from selected iSCSI targets

PROV

DeleteRemoteChapUser

Edit CHAP User

Editing CHAP user settings

PROV

EditRemoteChapUser

Remove Target CHAP Users

Removing CHAP users assigned to iSCSI targets

PROV

DeleteTargetChapUser

Remove Port CHAP Users

Deleting the setting information of users with CHAP authentication on ports

PROV

DeleteiScsiInitiatorUser

* Release Host-Reserved LUNs window opened from Host-Reserved LUNs window.

Using Pool submenu

GUI operation

Audit Log Output

Submenu

Description

Function Name

Operation Name

Create Pools

Creating pools

PROV

Create/Expand Pools

Edit/Delete Pools

Pool Name

Delete Pools

Deleting pools

PROV

Edit/Delete Pools

Pool Name

Expand Pool

Increasing pool capacity

PROV

Create/Expand Pools

Shrink Pool

Decreasing pool capacity

PROV

Shrink Pool

Stop Shrinking Pools

Stopping decreasing pool capacity

PROV

Stop Shrinking Pool

Edit Pools

Editing pool settings

PROV

Edit/Delete Pools

Pool Name

Edit External LDEV Tier Rank

Editing external LDEV tier ranks of pool volumes that are assigned to pools

PROV

Edit External LDEV Tier Rank

Monitor Pools

Starting the performance monitoring of pools

PROV

Monitor Pools

Stop Monitoring Pools

Stopping the performance monitoring of pools

PROV

Stop Monitoring

Start Tier Relocation

Starting the tier relocation of pools

PROV

Relocate Pool

Stop Tier Relocation

Stopping the tier relocation of pools

PROV

Stop Relocating

Restore Pools

Restoring pools

PROV

Restore Pools

Initialize Pools*

Initializing pools

PROV

Initialize Pools

Edit Tiering Policies

Editing Tiering Policies

PROV

Edit Tiering Policy

* A menu displayed only on Maintenance PC.

Using Parity Group submenu

GUI operation

Audit Log Output

Submenu

Description

Function Name

Operation Name

Create Parity Groups

Creating parity groups

PROV

CreateParityGroups

Delete Parity Groups

Deleting parity groups

PROV

DeleteParityGroups

Format Parity Groups

Formatting parity groups

PROV

StartParityGroupsFormat

Interrupt Format Task*

Stopping formatting parity groups

PROV

StopFormat

Edit Encryption

Enabling/disabling data encryption

ENC

Edit Encryption

Edit Parity Groups

Enabling or disabling copy-back mode

PROV

UpdateCopybackMode

Enabling or disabling accelerated compression

PROV

UpdateParityGroupSettings

Assign Spare Drives

Assigning as a spare drive or releasing the spare drive setting

PROV

UpdateSpareDrives

* A menu displayed only on Maintenance PC.

Using External Storage submenu

GUI operation

Audit Log Output

Submenu

Description

Function Name

Operation Name

Add External Volumes

Mapping external volumes

UVM

Add External Volumes

Delete External Volumes

Releasing external volume mapping

UVM

Delete ES VOLs

Edit External Volumes

Editing external volume settings

UVM

Edit ES VOLs

Disconnect External Volumes

Disconnecting external volumes

UVM

Disconnect ES VOLs

Reconnect External Volumes

Reconnecting external volumes

UVM

Reconnect ES VOLs

Assign MP Unit

Assigning MP units for external volumes

UVM

Assign MP Unit

Disconnect External Paths

Disconnecting external paths

UVM

Disconnect ES Paths

Reconnect External Paths

Reconnecting external paths

UVM

Reconnect ES Paths

Edit External WWNs

Editing external WWN parameters

UVM

Edit External WWNs / iSCSI Targets

Edit External iSCSI Targets

Editing external iSCSI target parameters

Edit External Path Configuration

Adding paths to external path groups

Deleting paths from external path groups

Changing priority among external paths

UVM

Edit ES Path Config

Disconnect External Storage Systems

Disconnecting external storage systems

UVM

Disconnect ES VOLs

Reconnect External Storage Systems

Reconnecting external storage systems

UVM

Reconnect ES VOLs

Add iSCSI Paths

Adding iSCSI paths

PROV

CreateiScsiPath

Delete iSCSI Paths

Deleting iSCSI paths

PROV

DeleteiScsiPath

Edit iSCSI Targets

Editing iSCSI targets

PROV

EditRemoteTargetUser

Using Local Replication submenu

GUI operation

Audit Log Output

Submenu

Description

Function Name

Operation Name

Create SI Pairs

Creating ShadowImage pairs

Local Replication

Create Pairs

Create TI Pairs

Creating Thin Image pairs

Local Replication

Create Pairs

Operate TI Pairs

Creating pairs, splitting pairs, resynchronizing pairs, and removing pairs for Thin Image

Assigning and removing S-VOLs for Thin Image pairs

Local Replication

Create Pairs

Split Pairs

Resync Pairs

Delete Pairs

Assign S-VOLs

Remove S-VOLs

Split Pairs

Splitting pairs of ShadowImage or Thin Image

Local Replication

Split Pairs

Resync Pairs

Resynchronizing pairs of ShadowImage or Thin Image

Local Replication

Resync Pairs

Suspend Pairs

Suspending pairs of ShadowImage or Thin Image

Local Replication

Suspend Pairs

Delete Pairs

Deleting pairs of ShadowImage or Thin Image

Local Replication

Delete Pairs

Initialize Local Replica Pairs*

Initializing pairs of ShadowImage or Thin Image

Local Replication

Initialize

Assign Secondary Volumes

Assigning secondary volumes of Thin Image pairs

Local Replication

Assign S-VOLs

Remove Secondary Volumes

Removing secondary volumes of Thin Image pairs

Local Replication

Remove S-VOLs

Edit Local Replica Options

Setting ShadowImage options

Local Replication

Edit Options

* A menu displayed only on Maintenance PC.

Using Remote Replication submenu

GUI operation

Audit Log Output

Submenu

Description

Function Name

Operation Name

Create TC Pairs

Creating TrueCopy pairs

Remote Replication

Create Pairs1

Create UR Pairs

Creating Universal Replicator pairs

Remote Replication

Create Pairs1

Create GAD Pairs

Creating pairs for global-active device

Remote Replication

Create Pairs1

PROV

UpdateAluaMode

Split Pairs

Splitting pairs of TrueCopy or Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Split Pairs1

Resync Pairs

Resynchronizing pairs of TrueCopy, Universal Replicator, or global-active device

Remote Replication

Resync Pairs1

PROV

UpdateAluaMode

Delete Pairs

Deleting pairs of TrueCopy, Universal Replicator, or global-active device

Remote Replication

Delete Pairs1

Suspend Pairs

Suspending pairs for global-active device

Remote Replication

Suspend Pairs1

Force Delete Pairs (TC Pairs)

Forcible deletion of TrueCopy pairs

Remote Replication

Delete Pairs1

Force Delete Pairs (UR Pairs)

Forcible deletion of Universal Replicator pairs

Remote Replication

Delete Pairs1

Force Delete Pairs (GAD Pairs)

Forcible deletion of global-active device pairs

Remote Replication

Delete Pairs1

Edit Pair Options

Editing pair options of TrueCopy or Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Edit Pair Options1

Resync Consistency Groups

Resynchronizing pairs for global-active device by the consistency group

PROV

UpdateAluaMode

Split Mirrors

Splitting mirrors of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Split Pairs1

Resync Mirrors

Resynchronizing mirrors of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Resync Pairs1

Delete Mirrors

Deleting mirrors of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Delete Pairs1

Edit Mirror Options

Editing mirror options of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Change Mirror Option1

Assign Remote Command Devices

Assigning remote command devices of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

R-Cmd.Dev.

Release Remote Command Devices

Releasing remote command devices of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

R-Cmd.Dev.

Edit Remote Replica Options

Editing system options of TrueCopy, Universal Replicator, or global-active device

Remote Replication

Edit Options

Edit Remote Replica Function Switch2

Editing system options of TrueCopy

Remote Replication

Edit Options

Assign GAD Reserves

Assigning the GAD reserve attribute to a volume for the secondary volume of a global-active device pair

PROV

Set Virtual LDEV

Release GAD Reserved

Releasing the GAD reserve attribute from a volume for the secondary volume of a global-active device pair

PROV

Set Virtual LDEV

Notes:

  1. When multiple settings of the same type are applied at the same time, log information is output as one entry.
  2. A menu displayed only on Maintenance PC.

Using Journal submenu

GUI operation

Audit Log Output

Submenu

Description

Function Name

Operation Name

Create Journals

Creating journal volumes of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Journal Vol

Delete Journals

Deleting journal volumes of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Journal Vol

Edit Journal Options

Editing journal options of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Change JNL Option

Assign MP Unit

Migrating journal ownership of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Journal Owner

Assign Journal Volumes

Assigning journal volumes of Universal Replicator

Remote Replication

Journal Vol

When multiple settings of the same type are applied at the same time, log information is output as one entry.

Using Remote Connection submenu

GUI operation

Audit Log Output

Submenu

Description

Function Name

Operation Name

Add Remote Connection

Adding connections to remote storage systems

Remote Replication

Add RCU

PROV

CreateiScsiPath

Deleting iSCSI paths when connections cannot be added to remote storage systems

PROV

DeleteiScsiPath

Remove Remote Connections

Removing connections to remote storage systems

Remote Replication

Delete RCU

Edit Remote Connection Options

Editing connection options of remote storage systems

Remote Replication

Change RCU Option

Add Remote Paths

Adding paths to remote storage systems

Remote Replication

Add Path

Remove Remote Paths

Removing paths from remote storage systems

Remote Replication

Delete Path

Add Quorum Disks

Adding quorum disk IDs used by global-active device

Remote Replication

Add Quorum Disk ID

Remove Quorum Disks

Deleting quorum disk IDs used by global-active device

Remote Replication

Del Quorum Disk ID

Edit Quorum Disks

Editing the value of Read Response Guaranteed Time When Quorum monitoring has stopped for global-active device

Remote Replication

UpdateQuorumDisks

When multiple settings of the same type are applied at the same time, log information is output as one entry.

Using Other function submenu

GUI operation

Audit Log Output

Submenu

Description

Function Name

Operation Name

Data Retention

Attribute / S-VOL / Reserved/

Mode Clear / Retention term

PROV

Edit DRU Attribute

Expired lock

PROV

DRU Expiration Lock

When multiple settings of the same type are applied at the same time, log information is output as one entry.

Using Maintenance button

MPC Operations

Audit Log Output

Function

Operation

Function Name

Operation Name

Maintenance

Blockade

Maintenance

Blockade

Maintenance

Correction Copy

Maintenance

Correction Copy

Maintenance

Restore

Maintenance

Restore

Maintenance

Restore

Maintenance

MP Restore

Maintenance

Restore Data

Maintenance

Restore Data