Small miracles.  It was indeed a network restriction that we werent aware of on that vlan.   I need to do some research on my part to see which ports need to be open between the host agent and the array however this hasnt been an issue in the past to my knowledge.  However once networking opened things up the host registered and all the fc cards checked in.
I have an old HP rp7400 better known as an N4000 that runs the PA-RISC chipset.  Inside are two A6795A or 2GB HP FC cards connected to a few cisco switches.   Things have been zoned correctly as I can see multiple LUNz's on the system itself.  However, the Array does not see it as a valid host.   Trying to add it manually also fails.   Basically the array can not see it.    Little more information  - HP n4000 running HPUX 11iv1 - 2GB FC card "HP Fibre Channel Tachyon TL/TS/XL2 Driver B.11.11.19 " "Driver state = ONLINE" "Link Speed = 2Gb" - Running Host Agent software:           NAVICLI                               7.33.1.0.33    Navisphere Disk Array Management Tool (CLI)          UNIAGENT                              1.3.1.1.0033   Unisphere Disk Array Management Tool (AGENT) - Zoning looks good.     I can provide more information from the Array/Switch side if necessary.    I know it is a shot in the dark but has anyone configured an HP legacy system successfully to their array?  Or does anyone have any helpful troubleshooting hints that I may of missed?   EMC re-routed me to an inside sales guy so i have little hope they will get me anywhere.
Issues connecting legacy HP server to CELERRA NS-120