## Adding Devices

1. From the Administration--> General Maintenance window, click Add Devices.
2. Type the required input for each device is as follows:

Note -

The following devices must be added to the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment using the Discovery function:
- Sun StorEdge 3120 and 3310-D SCSI (JBOD) Arrays
- Sun A3500FC Array
- Sun StorEdge A5000 Array
- Sun D2 Array
- Sun FC-Tape
- Sun V880 Disk

### Sun StorEdge 3310, 3510, and 3511 Fibre Channel (RAID) Arrays

1. Click Sun 3310/3510/3511.
2. Type the device name the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment will use to identify the device.
3. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
4. enter the IP Name or IP Address of the array.
5. Click Add.

### Sun StorEdge 5210 Array

1. Type the device name the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment will use to identify the device.
2. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's primary host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
3. Type the IP address that identifies the device to the network.
4. Click Add.

### Sun StorEdge 6120 Array

1. Type the device name the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment will use to identify the device.
2. Type the optional telnet password, which enables the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment to log into the Sun StorEdge 6120 array device. Note that the user is not authorized to change an existing Sun StorEdge 6120 array password.
3. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's primary host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
4. Type the IP address that identifies the device to the network.
5. Click Add.

### Sun StorEdge 9900 Series Systems

1. Type the device name the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment will use to identify the device.
2. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's primary host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
3. Type the IP address that identifies the device to the network.
4. Click Add.

### Brocade Silkworm switches

1. Type the device name the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment will use to identify the device.
2. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's primary host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
3. Type the optional telnet password, which enables the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment to log into the Brocade switch.
4. Type the IP address that identifies the host to the network.
5. Click Add.

### Storage Domain

1. Type the device name the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment will use to identify the storage domain.
2. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's primary host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
3. Specify the IP Name or IP Address of the host on which the monitoring agent is running.
4. Type the login name required by the monitoring agent.
5. Type the password required by the monitoring agent.
6. Click Add.

### Inrange

1. Type the device name the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment will use to identify the inrange FC switch.
2. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's primary host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
3. Type the IP address that identifies the switch to the network.

The host that will be monitoring this device must have SNMP access enabled from the Inrange management GUI.

4. Click Add.

### McDATA

1. Type the device name the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment will use to identify the McDATA switch.
2. Type the optional telnet password, which enables the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment to log into the Brocade switch.
3. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's primary host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
4. Type the IP address that identifies the host to the network.
5. Click Add.

### Sun SAM-QFS

Adding SAM-QFS that is installed on a networked host allows the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment to monitor SNMP traps from SAM-QFS about tape drives and library hardware in the SAM-QFS configuration.

SNMP traps are displayed in the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment as events and alarms from the SAM-QFS host.

1. Specify the Network Information Services (NIS) name of the host on which SAM-QFS is running.
2. Select the host on which SAM-QFS is running. Options include Local, and all hosts known to the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment.
3. Specify the IP Name or IP Address of the host on which SAM-QFS is running.
4. Click Add.

Sun SAM-QFS is added as a device from which the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment receives SNMP traps.

Note -

SAM-QFS also must be configured to send SNMP traps to the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment. Refer to the Sun StorEdge QFS and Sun StorEdge SAM-FS Installation and Configuration Guide for more information.

### Sun Solutions

1. Type the device name the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment will use to identify the Sun Solutions device.
2. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's primary host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
3. Specify the IP Name or IP Address of the host on which the monitoring agent is running.
4. Type the login name required by the monitoring agent.
5. Type the password required by the monitoring agent.
6. Click Add.

### Sun Switch

1. Type the device name the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment will use to identify theSun StorEdge Network FC Switch-8 or Switch-16.
2. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's primary host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
3. Type the optional admin telnet password, which enables the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment to log into the Sun switch.
4. Type the IP address that identifies the host to the network.
5. Click Add.

### Sun T3

1. Type the device name the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment will use to identify the Sun T3 array..
2. Type the optional admin telnet password, which enables the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment to log into the Sun switch.
3. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's primary host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
4. Type the IP address that identifies the host to the network.
5. Click Add.

### Internal FC Disk

1. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's primary host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
2. Click Add.

### Virtualization Engine

1. Select the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's primary host that will perform the actual monitoring of the device.
2. Enable the Turn Monitoring On button.

1. After you have finished entering device information, click Add.
2. To return to the Add Devices screen, click Back.

### Related Topics

- Maintain Devices