symcfg list -sid 000 -dir 7A -p 0 -address -available  Symmetrix ID: 00000000000           Director                 Device Name          Attr     Address    ---------------------- ----------------------------- ---- --------------    Ident   Symbolic  Port Sym   Physical                     VBUS  TID  LUN    ------  --------  ---- ----  -----------------------      ----  ---  ---    FA-7A   07A       0    0040  Not Visible             VCM     0   00  000                           170C  Not Visible             (M)     0   00  001                           172A  Not Visible             (M)     0   00  002                           1748  Not Visible             (M)     0   00  003                           1766  Not Visible             (M)     0   00  004                           1784  Not Visible             (M)     0   00  005------- snip --------- snip -----------------------------------------------                            11EB  Not Visible                     0   00  033                           11EC  Not Visible                     0   00  034                           11ED  Not Visible                     0   00  035                           11EE  Not Visible                     0   00  036                           -     AVAILABLE                       0   00  037 *   so you see in this example i have an available address 037, you want to make sure you find the same address on both FAs.
     I’ve dusted off some 4 year old notes on allocating symmetrix storage to the Celerra. I’ve set the emulation type on some devices to celerra_fba and am now trying to map these devices to the Celerra FAs. When I start this action the first thing I see is a pop-up that reads:     “For Celerra Lun address of 0x00 to 0x01 are reserved as System addresses and should not be used".       I assume this is just a warning to keep me from screwing things up. I say “ok” proceed and it puts the devices under the FA. The lun addresses are not 0x00 or 0x01. Is this message normal?  Thanks!   
Question about allocating symmetrix storage to Celerra