Port listed as host path but is State:ready, Mode:initiator

[glanzmann]

Hello,
after reconfiguring two ports from being host ports to be rcfc ports, checkhealth -detail shows:

Port port:0:2:2 Port listed as host path but is State:ready, Mode:initiator and Type:rcfc
Port port:1:2:2 Port listed as host path but is State:ready, Mode:initiator and Type:rcfc

Any idea how to get rid of these or should I open a call with HPE? Btw. I checked with showrcopy that the rcopy links are up and in use. I waited 3 days before writing this post, but I did not try
to reboot the 3PAR.

Cheers,
Thomas

[RitonLaBevue]

Before setting a port as RCFC port you must define the right zoning.
Remove nay zone involving host wwn and these ports.
Then configure ports on both array and initialize them : "controlport rcfc init -f 0:2:2"

[tcolbert]

Hi,
Did you ever resolve this and if so, how?

Thanks,

Trevor.

[cali]

Update for anybody who gets this error.
Assuming, that RCFC is properly configured and Zoning is correct (Only the 2 RCFC Ports in the Zone).

The Issue is, that the Array holding a List of all Hosts ever seen on the Ports.
The message says, that on these ports Hosts are seen (also in the past), but it is an RCFC port that should not see Hosts.

Check the Host list with: servicehost list
Cleanup all old Hosts with: servicehost remove [-f 0:2:2]

Then it is gone.

Cali