> # SAN Path Errors

> 1. From the menu bar, choose Health> SAN Host Redundancy> SAN Path Errors tab.
> 2. Use the Error Types checkboxes to filter the types of host redundancy errors from the table.
> 3. The Good, Skipped and Errored host enclosure counts are displayed. These are counts of the unique enclosures as a whole and not path counts.
> 4. The Error Types table provides individual path error counts of host enclosures seeing an error
> 5. The Host Enclosure column displays the hosts that contain the errors. These are counts of each path in the host enclosures seeing an error. Click a host to view the Compute details.
> 6. The Storage Enclosure/Storage Port column displays the storage that contains the errors. Click a storage to view the Storage details.
> 7. In the Fix? column, hover the mouse cursor on the ? icon to view a solution to fix the error.
> 8. You can use the Re-run Check Now button to run the check at anytime.
> 9. You can use the Clear All button to clear all the errors displayed.
> 10. Click the Ignore Hosts button to add the selected row(s) host enclosure to an exclusion list. The errors from that host will no longer be reported and the current errors will be purged from the database.

> Note The Ignore Hosts button is enabled only when at least one row is selected.

> 11. Click the Print icon to print the summary section and the errors as tables.
> 12. Click the Export to Excel icon to export the summary section and the errors as tables to a Microsoft excel spreadsheet.

> The Dashboard > Summary > Health will display counts for Path not redundant and Missing Paths which will be hyperlinks to SAN Path errors section.

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