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WWN-based zoning:

WWN-based zoning uses the World Wide Name of devices to define zones in the SAN fabric. The WWN is a unique identifier assigned to each device.

The primary advantage of WWN-based zoning is that it retains the zoning definition even if the device is moved to a different port or switch in the fabric. This makes it highly flexible and easier to manage changes in the SAN environment without needing to reconfigure zones.

Selective Storage Presentation (SSP): This SAN technique ensures that only designated host servers can access specific logical drives, thereby preventing data corruption that could occur when servers using different operating systems access the same data. SSP provides a way to control which servers can see and access particular storage volumes.

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Active Health System (AHS) is a feature that continuously monitors and records thousands of system parameters and diagnostic telemetry data on HPE ProLiant servers. The AHS log contains information such as hardware and configuration changes, health status, boot issues, and firmware updates. The AHS log can be used for troubleshooting and analysis by HPE support or by the user.