• HP Command View EVA supports firmware version VCS 4100, which provides the following new features:

  • Windows Server 2008 (denoted as Windows LH in the Command View EVA GUI) host mode.

  • Online hard disk drive firmware upgrade.

  • Migration state and progress indicator displayed while disk is in ungrouping state.

  • Disk serial number is displayed.

• Display of license alert message is restricted.

  During Instant–on license period, if the EVA has the Command View General license, and is not using any Business Copy and Continuous Access features, then the license alert message is not displayed.

• The link for controller events works accurately.

  Previously, clicking on link for some controller events caused unexpected Command View EVA service termination.

  With this patch, the Command View EVA termination for the above operation is resolved.

• The Windows Server 2008 (denoted as Windows LH in the Command View EVA GUI) host mode is restricted to valid firmware versions.

  Previously, Command View EVA allowed client requests to create or set Windows Server 2008 (denoted as Windows LH in the Command View EVA GUI) hosts for all firmware versions.

  With this patch, Command View EVA restricts the creation or setting of Windows Server 2008 (denoted as Windows LH in the Command View EVA GUI) host mode for only those firmware versions that support it.

• DR group folder properties reports correctly.

  Previously, if there was only one EVA in the SAN, Command View EVA, when queried to get the DR group folder properties, intermittently displayed the No initialized storage system objects found error.

  With this patch, this issue is resolved.

• Error message displays.

  Previously, if a snapclone was created on an EVA that already had the maximum supported virtual disk objects, the array became unresponsive.

  With this patch, Command View EVA displays the error Maximum Number of Objects Exceeded, and continues to function normally.

• Faster response to GUI and client requests.

  Previously, Command View EVA took time to process GUI and client requests.

  With this patch, the CV EVA response time to GUI and client requests is much faster.

• Deletion process for a failed virtual disk is handled properly.

  Previously, the start deletion process operation did not work for a failed virtual disk if it had a mirrorclone relationship. Also, after this failure, the mirrorclone was not detached/deleted.

  With this patch, Command View EVA gives an appropriate error message for the operation and also enables the manual detach/deletion of the mirrorclone.

• usedstoragespacegb value is displayed correctly.

  Previously, the client request to get properties of a disk group displayed an incorrect value for the usedstoragespacegb field.

  With this patch, this issue is resolved and the correct value is displayed.

• Time to generate event is improved.

  Previously, when an EVA was discovered, there were consistency and delay issues in reporting the 5012 event, which disabled WEBES and other applications from monitoring it.

  With this patch, the consistency and delay issues are resolved.

• Authentication issue resolved
  The authentication issue is now resolved in HP Command View EVA and the local groups are no longer used when domain groups are selected.

• CV EVA returns information for vdisk getproperties request.
  Previously, Command View EVA 7.0 did not always return remotevdisk information for vdisk getproperties client request, when the vdisk is a member of Data Replication group.
  With this patch, Command View EVA always returns remotevdisk information for vdisk getproperties client request.

• iSNS can be Enabled/Disabled from HP Command View EVA.
  Previously iSNS setting could not be changed from HP Command View EVA.
  With this patch, HP Command View EVA allows user to modify the settings to Enable/Disable iSNS.

• HP Command View EVA fetches the list of hosts including iSCSI host type.
  Previously, HP Command View EVA used to fail in fetching list of hosts for layered applications, if one or more iSCSI hosts exists.

Symptom: An error message is displayed on in HP Command View EVA 7.0 or later that only shows Status code: xx (such as Status code: 54) instead of the following descriptive text such
as:Vdisk is a DR group member

Solution: It may be that the Windows Regional Options settings are configured for a non-English language. Perform the following steps to change your Windows Regional Options:

• The instructions for the Online disk drive code load procedure in the HP Command View EVA online help state that you can browse to the bundled image file; however, this is incorrect. You must manually enter the location of the extracted bundled image. The default location for this file is <install directory>:Program FilesHewlett-PackardSanworksElement Manager for StorageWorks HSVuploads but it can be changed.

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  TIP: Ensure that the path provided for Online disk drive code load, is accessible from the management server where HP Command View EVA is installed.

• HP Command View EVAPerf is enhanced to enable clients to obtain its version information.

• Better formatting of the output from the TLVIZ Formatter, a visualization tool that helps in graphically representing data.

• Command View EVA 7.0.1 is required in order to be able to successfully query friendly names for vd, vdg, pd, pdg from EVAPerf 7.0.1.

• User-friendly names are displayed for disk groups.

  Previously, the pd and pdg commands did not display user-friendly names for disk groups.

  With this patch, both commands display user-friendly names for disk groups.

• No duplicate lines in the mof command output.

  Previously, the mof command would have duplicate lines of output written to the files.

  With this patch, the output lines are written accurately.

• Virtual disk metrics for all virtual disks are displayed.

  Previously, for controllers with firmware version VCS 4.xxx, the virtual disk metrics were not displayed for more than 512 virtual disks in an EVA.

  With this patch, all virtual disks metrics are displayed for all disks.

• EVAPerf service stable during hardware failures.

  Previously, the EVAPerf service was not stable if there were hardware failures.

  With this patch, the EVAPerf service works fine even during hardware failures.

Symptom: When a load database operation is carried out through TLVIZ formatter, and if the input file contains the DRM data, the following error message is displayed:
Unable to load the data into the access database

Solution: In the database change the following field names for the tunnel table DRM and reload the database:

• Min Copy Resources to Free Copy Resources

• Min Write Resources to Free Write Resources

• Min Command Resources to Free Command Resources

• Command View EVA and Command View tape library coexistence.

  Previously, when Command View EVA and Command View tape library were installed on the same server, the HP Systems Insight Manager GUI displayed incorrect associations for either of the applications.

  With this patch, the Command View EVA and Command View tape library can coexist on the same server and the HP System Insight Manager GUI displays them accurately.

• Command View EVA 7.0.1 is CTP compliant.

  The Command View EVA 7.0.1 software is CTP compliant. In the <install directory>:Program FilesHewlett-Packardpegasus_homebinEVAProviderEVAProvider.properties file, set SYNCHRONOUS_VOLUME_CREATION=true for CTP testing.

• ExposePaths method returns correct values.

  Previously, the output parameter ProtocolControllers for the ExposePaths method contained the CIMObjectPath.

  With this patch, the output parameter ProtocolControllers contains array of CIMObjectPaths complying with the SMI-S specifications.

• Hardware ID successfully deleted.

  Previously, executing the method hidepath with the parameters ViewProtocolController, InitiatorportID, and volume did not delete the hardware ID.

  With this patch, the hardware ID is successfully deleted when the ViewProtocolController, InitiatorportID, and volume parameters are executed.

• Property indication time shows accurate value.

  Previously, the property indication time in HPEVA_AlertIndication class displayed a null value.

  With this patch, indication time displays the accurate value.

1. Download, unzip and extract the HP Command View EVA Software Suite 7.0.1.

2. Double-click setup.exe and follow the online instructions to install HP StorageWorks Command View EVA Software Suite 7.0.1. You will be prompted to remove HP Command View EVA Software Suite 7.0.

3. Click to remove HP Command View EVA Software Suite 7.0. Depending on the components installed, this can take a few minutes.

   If you have SMI-S EVA 7.0 installed, you will be prompted to reboot. The installation continues after the reboot.

   IMPORTANT: Do not cancel the installation after the reboot as the HP Command View EVA Software Suite 7.0.1 is only partially installed. In case you have cancelled the installation, see Removing a partially installed update.

   After the system is rebooted, you may be prompted to overwrite the Java Virtual Machine files in the folder <OS install directory>:Program FilesHewlett-Packard_jvm. Click to continue with the installation.

4. Follow the online instructions and click . The HP Command View EVA Software Suite 7.0.1 is installed.

1. Install HP StorageWorks Command View EVA 7.0 and HP StorageWorks Command View-TL 2.0 on the same server.

2. Upgrade HP StorageWorks Command View-TL 2.0 to 2.2. See HP Command View Tape Library installation guide for more information.

3. Upgrade HP StorageWorks Command View EVA 7.0 to 7.0.1.

1. Navigate to the <OS install directory>:Program FilesHewlett-Packard_uninst701 folder.

2. Double-click uninstaller.exe. This removes the partially installed HP Command View EVA Software Suite 7.0.1 update.

1. In the command line, enter “<install directory>:Program FilesHewlett-Packardpegasus_homejrebinjava” -Xmx1024m -version.

   If the Java version number is returned, the default value of 1024m for -Xmx is correct.

   If the Java version number is not returned, then retry the command with lower values till a value returns the Java version.

2. Add the value that returned the Java version as the -Xmx value in the JVMOptions.conf file located in the <OS install directory>:Program FilesHewlett-Packardpegasus_home directory.