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Wait for the
HSZ>
prompt then set time according to the following example:
Example
:
HSZ> set this_controller time = 21–JAN–1997:13:30:00
Check the controller configuration by entering:
HSZ> show this_controller
4.8.3 For Dual-redundant Configurations Only
After power-on wait for the
HSZ>
prompt, then enter:
HSZ> clear cli
Set the SCSI IDs to be used for your storage sets. These ID’s were recorded in
Section 4.4. “SHOW THIS CONTROLLER”. Use up to four ID’s for the controller
while avoiding the ID of the host adapter (normally ID7). This example uses SCSI IDs 0,
1, 2, and 3. Enter a command similar to the following but using your unique SCSI target
addresses:
Example
:
HSZ> set this_controller id=(0,1,2,3)
The CLI will indicate that a restart of the controller is necessary for the change to take
effect. Do not restart yet.
Set the SCSI targets preferred to this controller by entering the IDs that were recorded in
Section 4.4. “SHOW THIS CONTROLLER”. Use up to four IDs for the controller while
avoiding the ID of the host adapter (normally ID7). This example uses SCSI IDs 0 and 2.
Enter a command similar to the following but using your unique SCSI target addresses:
Example
:
HSZ> set this_controller preferred id = (0,2)
Wait for the
HSZ>
prompt then enter:
HSZ> set failover copy = this_controller
Now restart the controllers by entering:
HSZ> restart other_controller
HSZ> restart this_controller
After restart wait for
HSZ>
prompt, then set time according to the following example:
Enter:
HSZ> set this_controller time = 21–JAN–1997:13:30:00
Check configuration by entering:
HSZ> show this_controller
HSZ> show other_controller
Note that the configuration commands in Sections 4.9, 4.10, and 4.11 need only be run
on one of the dual-redundant controllers.
4.9 Add Disks to Configuration
Enter the following command so the new controller(s) will scan for disk drives.
HSZ> run config
