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Chapter 7: Deploying the Compute Cluster
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Deployment Guide
7.
Ensure that you select at least one available WWN for the SAN to be used by the
virtual FC adapter.
8.
Click
OK
.
9.
In Hyper-V Manager, click VirtualSAN Manager to view the new SAN.
Add a virtual FC adapter to the VM and connect it ito the SAN:
1.
On the Windows
Start
screen, click
Server Manager
.
2.
Select
Tools
>
Hyper-V Manager
.
3.
In Hyper-V Manager, under
Virtual Machines
, click the name of the VM that you
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4.
In the
Action
panel, click
Settings
.
5.
In
Add Hardware
, review a list of the hardware options that you can add to the
VM.
6.
Click
Fibre Channel Adapter
, and then click
Add
.
7.
In
Settings
, connect the virtual FC adapter to a SAN that you previously created:
Click the
Virtual SAN
list box that shows
Not connected
.
Select the name of the required SAN.
8.
Configure the WWNs (
Set A
and
Set B
) for the virtual FC adapter.
You can use the automatically generated default WWNs or manually assign them.
9.
Configure both WWN sets to ensure a successful live migration of the VM.
Creating a VM
To create a VM, run these PowerShell commands as an administrator:
1.
To create a fixed VHD for better I/O performance, run the following command:
$VHDPath="C:\ClusteredStorage\volume1\HDD\
<HDDname>
.vhdx"
New-VHD -SizeBytes
<size>
–Path $VHDPath –Fixed
2.
Create a VM:
$VMPath="C:\ClusteredStorage\volume1\VMs\
<VMname>
"
New-VM -Name SP -Path $VMPath -MemoryStartupBytes
<Memory>
-
BootDevice CD -SwitchName
<switchname>
-VHDPath $VHDPath
3.
Configure the VM:
Set-VMProcessor -VMName DB -Count <
vcpu count
>
Add-VMNetworkAdapter -VMName <
VMName
> -Name <
Virtual Network
adapter
>
Set-VMNetworkAdapterVlan -VMName <
VMName
>
-VMNetworkAdapterName
<
Virtual Network adapter
> - Access -VlanId <
VLANID
>
Add a virtual FC
adapter to the
VM and connect
it to the SAN