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Table 14 (page 51)

provides an overview of the installation steps necessary for the HP StoreAll

9730 Storage system and provides links to specific step-by-step procedures.

Table 14 Overview of HP StoreAll OS Software installation steps for the HP StoreAll 9730

More information

Task

Step

Review pre-installation information.

1.

•

“Creating a bootable device and installing the
HP StoreAll OS Software” (page 51)

•

“Before you begin configuring HP StoreAll
9730 Storage systems” (page 74)

“Configuring OA1 IP addresses for the Onboard
Administrator” (page 77)

Configure active and standby IP addresses for Onboard
Administrator.

2.

Configure the HP StoreAll system.

3.

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“Configuring the chassis on the HP StoreAll
9730 Storage system” (page 79)

•

“Configuring clusters remotely with the Getting
Started Wizard” (page 105)

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“Discovering and configuring HP StoreAll
servers and their storage” (page 127)

“Configuring virtual IP addresses” (page 144)

Set up virtual IP addresses for client access.

4.

“Post-installation tasks” (page 149)

Perform post-installation tasks.

5.

“Installing and configuring HP StoreAll clients for
Linux and Windows (optional)” (page 158)

Complete optional post installation tasks (if necessary).

6.

“Installing and configuring the HP StoreAll Linux
client” (page 158)

Configure StoreAll clients for Linux or Windows (optional).

7.

Complete optional post-installation tasks (if necessary).

8.

•

“Installing and configuring HP StoreAll clients
for Linux and Windows (optional)” (page 158)

•

“Expanding an existing HP StoreAll Storage
system using the Setup Wizard” (page 207)

•

“Installing an HP StoreAll Storage 9730 system
Performance Module with the Setup Wizard”
(page 240)

NOTE:

Before you begin the installation, complete the forms in

“Installation checklists” (page 178)

to collect necessary information related to specific installation requirements. Since you may need
to recall network details, such as IP addresses, on multiple occasions throughout this installation
process, these forms also allow you to document all of this information in one central location for
easy access.

Creating a bootable device and installing the HP StoreAll OS Software

For this portion of the installation process, this section provides instructions on creating a bootable
device, downloading the HP StoreAll OS Software (ISO or IMG files), and installing the HP StoreAll
OS Software. Procedures in this section must be completed on all HP StoreAll Storage platforms
to avoid any installation issues.

There are two options for creating a bootable device for the HP StoreAll Storage systems:

•

Creating a bootable DVD

(see

“Creating a bootable DVD and installing the HP StoreAll OS Software” (page 52)

)

•

Creating a bootable USB flash drive (see

“Creating a bootable USB flash drive and installing

the HP StoreAll OS Software” (page 53)

)

Creating a bootable device and installing the HP StoreAll OS Software

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Summary of Contents for StoreAll 8200

Page 1: ...ho install and configure HP StoreAll 8xxx and 9xxx Storage systems at customer sites Document users should be well versed in installing the HP StoreAll OS Software using Linux operating systems and using StoreAll commands For upgrade information see the HP StoreAll OS Upgrade Guide for the applicable StoreAll OS Software version For the latest HP StoreAll Storage system guides see http www hp com ...

Page 2: ...ation information 5 4 or later April 2010 3 Added 9720 on site commissioning information revise system restore information removed installation blueprints chapter 5 4 or later May 2010 4 Updated for the 9000 Software 5 5 release 5 5 or later December 2010 5 Added network best practices for 9720 systems updated the network best practices for 9300 and 8800 systems and updated the configuration proce...

Page 3: ...ification 8800 and 9730 only 48 Power on 49 3 Installing the HP StoreAll OS Software and configuring the HP StoreAll Storage system 50 Creating a bootable device and installing the HP StoreAll OS Software 51 Creating a bootable DVD and installing the HP StoreAll OS Software 52 Creating a bootable USB flash drive and installing the HP StoreAll OS Software 53 Creating a bootable USB flash drive on L...

Page 4: ...Wizard 127 Logging in to the HP Management Console 127 Accessing the File Servers screen 128 Step 1 Managing the File Servers screen 129 Adding file servers 130 Removing file servers 131 Step 2 Configuring a File Server 131 Configuring bonds 131 Selecting bonds from the Network Management screen 132 Viewing and updating node firmware from the Confirmation screen 132 Step 3 Viewing Unused Storage 1...

Page 5: ...lient 158 Installing the HP StoreAll Linux client software 159 Registering HP StoreAll Linux clients 159 Registering multicluster clients 159 Preferring a network interface for an HP StoreAll Linux client 160 Preferring a network interface for a hostgroup 160 Removing an HP StoreAll client from the cluster 160 Installing and configuring the HP StoreAll Windows client 160 System requirements 161 In...

Page 6: ...in Windows 204 D Expanding an existing HP StoreAll Storage system using the Setup Wizard 207 Expanding an HP StoreAll Storage 8800 9320 10 GbE cluster with an HP StoreAll 9730 module 207 Prerequisites 207 Installing the initial expansion blade 207 Installing the second expansion blade 220 Using the new storage 227 Verifying vendor storage 228 Importing new physical volumes into the HP StoreAll dat...

Page 7: ...le 1 Factory default versions for HP StoreAll storage systems Factory default version of the HP StoreAll OS Software installed on newly shipped models Model v 6 5 or later HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway Storage system v6 5 or later HP StoreAll 8800 Storage system v6 3 1 or later HP StoreAll 9300 Gateway Storage system v6 3 1 or later HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system v6 3 1 or later HP StoreAll 9730 Stora...

Page 8: ...hysical installation of the system See HP StoreAll Storage system physical specifications and power requirements page 174 for additional information on HP StoreAll Storage systems weight and size constraints You may also download the HP StoreAll sizing tool at http h30144 www3 hp com SWDSizerWeb to determine hardware capacity requirements If your HP StoreAll Storage system installation includes th...

Page 9: ...reAll nodes which are based on the ProLiant DL380p Gen8 server and can be connected to select HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 or 10000 series FC storage systems NOTE For specific hardware details for each configuration see the HP StoreAll 8000 Storage QuickSpecs available at http h18004 www1 hp com products quickspecs 14792_na 14792_na pdf See the following cabling diagrams for possible configurations of t...

Page 10: ...Figure 2 HP 3PAR StoreServ 7200 rear 4 Port FC 1 on Node 1 1 Node 1 5 Port FC 2 on Node 0 2 Node 0 6 Port FC 1 on Node 0 3 Port FC 2 on Node 1 10 Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware ...

Page 11: ... 4 from right to left 1 Slot 1 blank 7 iLO port 2 Slot 2 FC HBA 3PAR connection 8 eth0 port 1 for management network 3 Slot 3 FC HBA optional tape connection 9 eth1 port 2 for management network 4 Slot 4 blank 5 Slot 5 1 GbE NICs ports 1 4 from right to left Understanding platform configurations 1 1 ...

Page 12: ...StoreAll 8800 supports the following configurations HP StoreAll 8800 couplet configured with HP Enterprise ENT SAS capacity blocks HP StoreAll 8800 couplet configured with HP Midline MDL SAS capacity blocks HP StoreAll 8800 couplet configured with both HP ENT SAS and MDL SAS capacity blocks NOTE For specific hardware details for each configuration see the HP StoreAll 8000 Storage QuickSpecs availa...

Page 13: ...torage system with 1 GbE network ports rear 6 Slot 6 1 GbE NICs ports 1 4 from right to left 1 Slot 1 Controller 1 port 1 on right port 2 on left 7 iLO port 2 Slot 2 blank 8 eth0 port 1 for management network 3 Slot 3 blank 9 eth1 port 2 for management network 4 Slot 4 Controller 2 port 1 on right port 2 on left 5 Slot 5 1 GbE NICs ports 1 4 from right to left Understanding platform configurations...

Page 14: ...t 2 on left 7 iLO port 2 Slot 2 blank 8 eth0 port 1 for management network 3 Slot 3 blank 9 eth1 port 2 for management network 4 Slot 4 Controller 2 port 1 on right port 2 on left 5 Slot 5 10 GbE NICs ports 1 4 from right to left Figure 8 ENT SAS capacity block rear 1 Port 1 2 Port 2 3 I O module A 4 I O module B 14 Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware ...

Page 15: ...niBand IB network storage gateway Table 3 page 15 provides additional information about HP StoreAll 9300 Gateway Storage system features Table 3 HP StoreAll 9300 Storage system configuration components Quantity Device Specifications Device Item At least 1 pair Each server node includes HP StoreAll node based on the ProLiant DL380p server Gen7 1 1 GbE or 10 GbE IB Gateway Storage Four or eight 1 Gb...

Page 16: ...ity Device Specifications Device Item At least 1 pair Each HP StoreAll node includes HP StoreAll node based on the ProLiant DL380p Gen7 server 1 24 GB 12 x 4 GB DDR3 1066 server memory Four 1 GbE four 10 GbE or two IB ports Two 1 GbE NC382i Integrated Dual Port PCIe ports Four 1 GbE LOM NICs HP Integrated Lights Out iLO 3 HP SC08e SAS Host bus adapters HBA At least 1 24 300 or 900 GB SFF 10K Ent S...

Page 17: ...3 SAS dual controller LFF array system Figure 12 page 17 Figure 13 page 17 Figure 14 page 18 and Figure 15 page 18 show the HP StoreAll 9320 with SFF and LFF storage systems Figure 12 HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system SFF front 1 HP StoreAll node pair 2 HP StoreAll SFF ENT SAS base capacity block based on the MSA P2000 G3 storage system 3 HP StoreAll SFF ENT SAS expansion block Figure 13 HP StoreAll...

Page 18: ...ll LFF ENT SAS base capacity block 3 HP StoreAll LFF MDL SAS expansion block Figure 15 HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system LFF 10 GbE back 1 HP StoreAll node pair 2 HP StoreAll LFF ENT SAS base capacity block 3 HP StoreAll LFF MDL SAS expansion block 18 Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware ...

Page 19: ...e components shown in Table 5 page 19 Table 5 HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system components Quantity Device Specifications Model Item 1 Chassis 140 Terabyte storage couplet 1 1 Based on HP ProLiant C7000 c Class Enclosure 16 16 BL460C Gen7 blade server bays and 8 interconnect bays 32 4x ports 128 SAS lanes 16 10 GbE ports 2 to 8 Storage couplet 2 nodes based on the HP ProLiant BL460c Gen7 server DNA ...

Page 20: ...ack Figure 16 HP StoreAll 9730 storage solution 2 HP StoreAll 9730 back 1 HP StoreAll 9730 front 4 KVM front 3 MDL SAS capacity blocks 3 and 4 back 6 Bay 9 through 16 front 5 Bay 1 through 8 front 8 Capacity blocks 1 and 2 front 7 Power supplies 10 Fans back 9 Capacity blocks 1 and 2 back 12 HP VC Flex 10 Ethernet modules 1 1 SAS switches 14 Capacity blocks 3 and 4 front 13 Fans back 20 Setting up...

Page 21: ...weight of the MDL SAS capacity blocks You must install a 1U tray beneath the MDL SAS capacity blocks to ensure proper support Be sure sufficient clearance exists for cabling installation and removal of the enclosure actuation of the rack doors and full articulation of the drive drawers Before you install HP StoreAll rack components WARNING To reduce the risk of personal injury electrical shock or ...

Page 22: ...e drawer in the MDL SAS capacity block Pools do not span enclosures in the ENT SAS capacity block All drives in a single MDL SAS capacity block must be of the same capacity All drives in a group of ENT SAS capacity blocks up to 4 must be of the same capacity NOTE For information about 3PAR drive layouts see the HP 3PAR StoreServ documentation The drive configuration of a half populated MDL SAS cap...

Page 23: ...and the IP address exists on the public network The flat network creates Bond0 on specific interfaces For 10 GbE systems Bond0 uses eth4 eth5 interfaces For Quad GbE systems Bond0 uses interfaces eth4 through eth7 If necessary create separate user and cluster networks with Bond0 as the cluster network and Bond1 as the user network The initial installation configures Bond0 on the default interfaces...

Page 24: ...HP StoreAll 8800 1 GbE and 10 GbE storage Figure 19 HP StoreAll 8800 1 GbE network ports 6 eth9 port 2 1 eth7 port 4 7 eth10 port 3 2 eth6 port 3 8 eth1 1 port 4 3 eth5 port 2 9 eth0 port 1 4 eth4 port 1 10 eth1 port 2 5 eth8 port 1 Figure 20 HP StoreAll 8800 10 GbE network ports 1 eth5 port 2 2 eth4 port 1 3 eth6 port 1 4 eth7 port 2 5 eth0 port 1 6 eth1 port 2 Table 7 page 25 provides configurat...

Page 25: ...eth5 eth7 bond1 10 GbE Mode 6 eth0 eth1 bond2 Separate iLO Network Mode 6 eth 4 eth5 eth6 eth7 bond0 bond2 2 Flat Combined Cluster User 1 GbE 7 Mode 6 eth8 eth9 eth10 eth1 1 Separate iLO Network eth0 eth1 Mode 6 eth4 eth5 eth8 eth9 bond0 bond1 3 Dual Combined Cluster User 1 GbE 8 Mode 6 eth6 eth7 eht10 eth1 1 bond2 Separate iLO Network Mode 6 eth0 eth1 HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx Storage system prer...

Page 26: ...l 9730 Storage system supports four networking layouts The default is to use a flat single unified network for all cluster and user traffic The other layouts provide a dedicated management network a user cluster network and optionally additional user networks To use a network layout other than the default you must specify the number of networks needed to run the 9730 Setup Wizard NOTE Use layout 2...

Page 27: ...problem before proceeding IP address requirements for flat unified networks Obtain the following IP addresses when performing the installation for the flat unified network The HP StoreAll Storage Network Best Practices Guide describes the components in more detail and also lists IP address requirements for the other supported network layouts Table 9 IP addresses for HP StoreAll 9730 flat unified n...

Page 28: ...and support cables in a manner that eliminates stress on connectors and tight bends of the cables This prevents damage to the connector and cable and ensures that the connector remains fully seated in the port Attach a label near both ends of each cable to identify the device connected to that cable Include the device device name port or other useful information Use colored markers to color code b...

Page 29: ...es controller to a different switch to ensure no single point of failure within the configuration hardware redundancy and multi path capability When cabling the HP 3PAR StoreServ 10000 series controllers to HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway systems note that three internal buses exist in each controller node See the adapter installation requirements in Table 1 1 page 29 and Table 12 page 29 Table 1 1 PCI B...

Page 30: ...eServ 7200 node 0 bottom node 1 top Figure 22 HP StoreAll 8200 with an HP 3PAR StoreServ 7200 and FC switches 8 Switch 1 port 4 to 3PAR 7200 node 1 port FC 2 1 Switch 1 port 1 to HP StoreAll node 1 port 2 in slot 21 1 9 HP 3PAR StoreServ 7200 node 1 top node 0 bottom 2 Switch 1 port 2 to HP StoreAll node 2 port 2 in slot 2 10 Generic switch 1 top 3 Switch 2 port 1 to HP StoreAll node 2 port 1 in s...

Page 31: ...de 2 top 6 HP StoreAll node 1 port 2 in slot 2 to HP 3PAR 7400 storage 2 node 1 port FC 2 2 HP StoreAll node 1 bottom 7 HP StoreAll node 1 port 1 in slot 2 to HP 3PAR 7400 storage 2 node 0 port FC 1 3 HP StoreAll node 2 port 2 in slot 2 to HP 3PAR 7400 storage 1 node 1 port FC 2 8 HP StoreAll node 2 port 1 in slot 2 to HP 3PAR 7400 storage 1 node 1 port FC 1 4 HP 3PAR StoreSev 7400 storage 1 top C...

Page 32: ...Generic switch 1 top 4 Switch 2 port 1 to HP StoreAll node 2 port 1 in slot 2 14 Generic switch 2 bottom 5 HP StoreAll node 1 bottom 15 Switch 1 port 5 to HP 3PAR 7400 storage 1 node 0 port FC 1 6 Switch 2 port 2 to HP StoreAll node 1 port 1 in slot 2 16 Switch 1 port 4 to HP 3PAR 7400 storage 2 node 1 port FC 2 7 Switch 2 port 6 to HP 3PAR 7400 storage 1 node 1 port FC 1 17 Switch 2 port 3 to HP ...

Page 33: ...MDL SAS capacity block or up to 4 ENT SAS capacity blocks When connecting a SAS chain of up to 4 ENT SAS capacity blocks port 1 in each controller pair connects to either I O module A in the top capacity block or I O module A in the bottom capacity block When connecting the capacity blocks together connect I O module A on each capacity block in a top to bottom order connect I O module B in each ca...

Page 34: ...ty block 1 port 1 I O module A 8 HP StoreAll node 2 port 1 in slot 1 to SAS ENT capacity block 1 port 2 I O module A 3 SAS ENT capacity block 2 9 HP StoreAll node 1 port 1 in slot 1 to SAS ENT capacity block 2 port 1 I O module A 4 HP StoreAll node 1 port 2 in slot 1 to SAS ENT capacity block 1 port 1 I O module B 10 SAS ENT capacity block 2 port 1 I O module B to SAS ENT capacity block 1 port 2 I...

Page 35: ...ll node 2 4 ENT capacity block 5 14 Port 1 in slot 1 of HP StoreAll node 2 to port 2 of I O module A on ENT capacity block 1 5 HP StoreAll node 2 15 Port 1 of I O module B on ENT capacity block 5 to port 2 in slot 4 of HP StoreAll node 1 6 HP StoreAll node 1 16 Port 1 in slot 1 of HP StoreAll node 1 to port 1 of I O module A on ENT capacity block 4 7 ENT capacity block 4 17 Port 2 in slot 1 of HP ...

Page 36: ...lock port 1 I O module A Drawer 1 2 HP StoreAll node 1 port 2 in slot 1 to MDL SAS capacity block port 2 I O module B Drawer 2 8 Port 1 of I O module A in Drawer 2 to port 2 of I O module A in Drawer 1 3 HP StoreAll node 1 9 Port 1 of I O module B in Drawer 2 to port 2 of I O module B in Drawer 1 4 HP StoreAll node 2 5 HP StoreAll node 2 port 1 in slot 1 to MDL SAS capacity block port 2 I O module...

Page 37: ... 4 HP SAS MDL capacity block 2 top 13 Node 1 port 1 in slot 4 to MDL SAS capacity block 2 drawer 1 I O module A port 1 5 HP MDL SAS capacity block 1 bottom 14 Port 1 of I O module B in drawer 2 to port 2 of I O module B in drawer 1 of MDL SAS capacity block 2 6 Node 2 port 1 in slot 1 to MDL SAS capacity block 1 drawer 2 I O module A port 2 15 Port 1 in I O module A of drawer 2 to port 2 of I O mo...

Page 38: ... slot 1 to MDS SAS capacity block port 2 I O module A Drawer 2 8 SAS ENT capacity block port 1 I O module A to HP StoreAll node 1 port 1 in slot 4 3 HP StoreAll node 2 9 HP StoreAll node 2 port 2 in slot 1 to MDL SAS capacity block port 1 I O module B Drawer 1 4 HP StoreAll node 1 10 HP StoreAll node 1 port 1 in slot 1 to MDL SAS capacity block port 1 I O module A Drawer 1 5 HP StoreAll node 1 por...

Page 39: ...ENT SAS capacity block 4 to port 1 in slot 4 of HP StoreAll node 1 3 SFF ENT SAS capacity block 2 1 1 Port 2 of I O module B on SFF ENT SAS capacity block 5 to port 2 in slot 4 of HP StoreAll node 2 4 SFF ENT SAS capacity block 1 12 Port 2 in slot 1 of HP StoreAll node 2 to the MDL SAS capacity block drawer 1 I O module B port 1 5 HP StoreAll node 2 13 Port 1 in slot 1 of HP StoreAll node 1 to the...

Page 40: ...40 Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware ...

Page 41: ...ll 9320 cabling QP330B 1 Disk Enclosure Group DEG 1 Performance Block and 1 Starter Kit back 1 HP StoreAllnode 1 top and node 2 bottom 2 HP StoreAll SFF capacity block 3 HP StoreAllnode 1 SAS HBA to capacity block module A SAS 1 top green 4 HP StoreAll node 1 SAS HBA to capacity block module B SAS 1 5 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity block module A SAS 2 6 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capac...

Page 42: ...l node 1 SAS HBA 1 module A to capacity block 1 module B SAS 1 6 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA 2 module A to capacity block 2 module A SAS 2 5 HP StoreAll node 1 SAS HBA 2 module A to capacity block 2 module B SAS 1 8 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA 1 module B to capacity block 1 module B SAS 2 7 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA 2 module A to capacity block 1 module A SAS 2 10 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA 2 modul...

Page 43: ...ottom 2 HP StoreAll capacity block 3 HP StoreAll node 1 SAS HBA to capacity block module A SAS 1 4 HP StoreAll node 1 SAS HBA to capacity block module B SAS 1 5 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity block module A SAS 2 6 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity block module B SAS 2 Cabling HP StoreAll Storage system components 43 ...

Page 44: ...apacity block 2 module A SAS 1 6 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity block 1 module A SAS 2 5 HP StoreAll node 1 SAS HBA to capacity block 1 module B SAS 1 8 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity block 2 module A SAS 2 7 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity block B module A SAS 2 10 HP StoreAll node 1 SAS HBA to capacity block 2 module B SAS 1 9 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity block 2...

Page 45: ...P StoreAll node 1 top and node 2 bottom 4 HP StoreAll node 1 SAS HBA to MSA module A SAS 1 3 HP StoreAll node 1 SAS HBA to capacity block module B SAS 1 6 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity block module B SAS 2 5 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity block module A SAS 2 Cabling HP StoreAll Storage system components 45 ...

Page 46: ...AS HBA to capacity block 2 module B SAS 1 6 HP StoreAll node 1 NIC 1 to capacity block 1 module A SAS 1 5 HP StoreAll node 1 NIC 3 to capacity block 2 module A SAS 1 8 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity block 2 module A SAS 2 7 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity block 1 module A SAS 2 10 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity block 2 module B SAS 2 9 HP StoreAll node 2 SAS HBA to capacity ...

Page 47: ...et systems Figure 38 HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system with 1 couplet SAS cable routing back 2 SAS Switch bay 6 top right MDL SAS capacity block 1 drawer 1 B1 port 1 bottom right 1 SAS switch bay 5 top left MDL SAS capacity block 1 drawer 1 A1 port 1 top right 4 SAS Switch bay 8 bottom right MDL SAS capacity block 1 drawer 2 B2 port 1 bottom left 3 SAS switch bay 7 bottom left MDL SAS capacity block...

Page 48: ...ed rack capacity block to switch cabling back Cabling verification 8800 and 9730 only For HP StoreAll 8800 and HP StoreAll 9730 systems once you have secured all of the cabling connections run a cabling check sascheck 48 Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware ...

Page 49: ...he connections conform to the supported configuration and that the connections are fully seated ERROR Port 2 of I O Module Slot B of Drawer 2 of the D6000 attached to the Controller in the PCI Slot 4 is either not completely connected or not connected at all Ensure that the connections conform to the supported configuration and that the connections are fully seated Power on After cabling verificat...

Page 50: ... page 55 Configure the HP StoreAll system 2 Configuring nodes and a cluster on the HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx Storage system page 58 Configuring clusters remotely with the Getting Started Wizard page 105 Discovering and configuring HP StoreAll servers and their storage page 127 Configuring virtual IP addresses page 144 Set up HP StoreAll virtual IP addresses for client access 3 Perform post install...

Page 51: ...tional post installation tasks if necessary 8 Installing and configuring HP StoreAll clients for Linux and Windows optional page 158 Expanding an existing HP StoreAll Storage system using the Setup Wizard page 207 Installing an HP StoreAll Storage 9730 system Performance Module with the Setup Wizard page 240 NOTE Before you begin the installation complete the forms in Installation checklists page ...

Page 52: ...DVD into a writable DVD disc drive and download and copy the HP StoreAll OS Software file to the DVD 2 Burn the HP StoreAll OS Software file onto the blank DVD disc 3 Do one of the following 9300 and 9320 systems Insert the DVD containing the HP StoreAll OS Software into the node blade HP StoreAll 9730 system Insert the DVD containing the HP StoreAll OS Software into a USB DVD drive connected to t...

Page 53: ...teps simultaneously on multiple nodes NOTE You can use the USB flash drive on one node at a time as you repeat these steps or you can use multiple USB flash drives one for each node 10 Do one of the following If you are installing the current HP StoreAll OS Software version on an HP StoreAll 8200 8800 9300 or 9320 Storage system see Configuring initial and subsequent nodes on HP StoreAll 8xxx and ...

Page 54: ... use the USB flash drive on one node at a time as you repeat these steps or you can use multiple USB flash drives one for each node 7 Do one of the following If you are installing the current HP StoreAll OS Software version on an HP StoreAll 8200 8800 9300 or 9320 Storage system see Configuring initial and subsequent nodes on HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx Storage systems page 55 to configure your HP S...

Page 55: ...me and the AD server and the HP StoreAll cluster are configured to synchronize the time from the same NTP server During the installation process you will be prompted to configure an NTP server for time synchronization However after a cluster node is joined to a service the cluster attempts to synchronize the time with the AD server If the NTP and AD servers are not synchronized this issue causes t...

Page 56: ...ing information in the listed iLO Add User screen fields User Name ibrixpwr Login Name ibrixpwr Password hpinvent Password Confirm hpinvent 6 For Account Privileges select Yes for all listed privileges 7 Press F10 8 Assign a fixed IP address subnet mask address and Gateway IP address for iLO The iLO Network Configuration screen appears 56 Installing the HP StoreAll OS Software and configuring the ...

Page 57: ...run the these verification commands on HP StoreAll 8200 or 9300 systems Verify volumes by entering the following command on one node in the couplet hpsp_spt lv Verify that the name of each LUN is unique If not unique run the following command on one node in the couplet which fixes the names hpsp_spt fn NOTE You only need to run this command if you are assembling the hardware components on site If ...

Page 58: ...the system date and time Configuring the network Entering a gateway IP address Confirming and then committing to configuration entries Advanced network configuration options are also available when you use the wizard The installation wizard detects the network controller cards used and guides you through the applicable steps for configuring the appropriate network for your hardware The network con...

Page 59: ...toreAll Installation Welcome screen appears 2 Select Begin to initiate the installation process The Individual Server Setup screen appears 3 Enter the host name in the Hostname field NOTE The host name which is the name of the local server can include alphanumeric characters and the hyphen special character It is a best practice to use only lowercase characters in host names uppercase characters c...

Page 60: ...All Data Access screen select one of the following options to configure the network for HP StoreAll data access and then select Ok Flat Networking combined cluster user network Use this option to create a combined cluster and user network A single bonded interface Bond0 is created using all available NIC ports in node slots 5 and 6 for all network traffic See flat and dual networking information i...

Page 61: ...ter user network or Dual Networking separate cluster and user network in Step 6 then go to Step 8 If you selected Advanced Networking customer configuration for more complex setups in Step 6 then go to Step 10 8 For HP StoreAll 9320 and 9300 Storage systems only Complete the Network Configuration wizard screen s IP Address The IP address is the address of the server on Bond0 For a single network i...

Page 62: ...o Step 10 9 For HP StoreAll 8200 and 8800 Storage systems only Configure the network for iLO access a Select one of the following options from the Network Configuration for iLO Access screen and then select Ok Cluster Network Choose this option if network routing allows the iLO ports on the servers to be accessed from the cluster network Separate iLO Network Choose this option if the network used ...

Page 63: ... 2 3 4 An example Network Configuration wizard screen is shown in Figure 40 page 63 Depending on your selections on the Network Configuration for HP StoreAll Data Access and Network Configuration for iLO Access screens either Bond0 Bond1 or Bond2 is indicated at the top of Network Configuration wizard screen s Figure 40 Network Configuration for Bond0 screen NOTE You will be prompted to enter deta...

Page 64: ...s that are currently displayed and repeat Step 9 d through Step 9 e for the next Network Configuration wizard screen If there are no additional Network Configuration wizard screens to be completed go to Step 15 Press F2 to make advanced configuration changes for example bond device changes and then go to Step 10 Select Back to go back to the Network Configuration for iLO Access screen update the N...

Page 65: ... screen and recreate the needed bond device s for the needed network configuration Otherwise select No bondx Unconfigured Configures a bond device that has not yet been configured If more than one unconfigured device exists those devices are also listed on the Advanced Configuration screen Press F2 to return to the Network Configuration screen and then for HP StoreAll 8200 8800 Storage systems go ...

Page 66: ...balance network traffic across multiple ports To use this option an Ethernet switch configuration is required Mode 6 Optional Use this option to balance network traffic across all ports and cause traffic to a given client to be directed to one port This option is recommended if the switch cannot be configured Click Ok and then go to Step 12 12 If you completed Step 1 1 wait for the Add Bond Interf...

Page 67: ...00 and updelay 100 Use also any of the following parameters arp_interval arp_ip_target lacp_rate max_bonds primary use_carrier xmit_hash_policy Identify whether the bond is part of a cluster or is a user or management related bond device Network Role Select which Ethernet port is trunked to the bond device being created Slave Devices Select Ok to save entries and continue to the next step 13 If yo...

Page 68: ...ect or needs updating select Back to return to the Network Configuration screen Complete Step 8 or Step 9 d If you select Commit the setup wizard configures the node according to the information entered The Server Setup screen appears during the configuration process The X9000 Installation Network Setup Complete screen appears 68 Installing the HP StoreAll OS Software and configuring the HP StoreA...

Page 69: ...en If your cluster does not meet these conditions you must press F2 from the X9000 Installation Network Setup Complete screen to complete cluster networking in ASCII mode See Completing the HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx server installation by configuring servers and a cluster in ASCII mode page 72 to complete the installation If you select Join this StoreAll server to an existing cluster complete the ...

Page 70: ...If the management console is not listed select Cancel to display the Management Console IP screen enter the IP address of the management console and then select Ok 3 The wizard registers and configures a passive management console Fusion Manager on the server 70 Installing the HP StoreAll OS Software and configuring the HP StoreAll Storage system ...

Page 71: ...stating that the connection is an untrusted one If this occurs select Add Exception and then select Confirm Security Exception The login screen for the HP StoreAll Management Console appears This exception typically occurs with the Mozilla Firefox browser software application If you select Exit Now You just wanted to setup networking and you are configuring a subsequent server rather than the init...

Page 72: ... with cluster setup at this console Local web UI session option To configure the initial server NOTE At any time during this procedure you may select Cancel to cancel the installation or Back if available to go back to the previous screen Use the Space bar and Tab key to move between screen options or move to available screen buttons such as Cancel Ok Back and so forth 1 On the Form a Cluster Step...

Page 73: ...0 10 125 1 5 Optional If you want to be able to access the Fusion Manager through the Bond1 user network create a management VIF for Bond1 ibrix_fm c VIF IP address d VIF device n VIF netmask v VIF type For example ibrix_fm c 10 10 125 101 d bond1 1 n 255 255 255 0 v user 6 To add additional servers if any go to Step 1 The installation is complete on the initial node To complete installation proce...

Page 74: ...red to synchronize the time from the same NTP server During the installation process you will be prompted to configure an NTP server for time synchronization However after a cluster node is joined to a service the cluster attempts to synchronize the time with the AD server If the NTP and AD servers are not synchronized this issue causes the cluster nodes to receive conflicting time updates which c...

Page 75: ...c03209373 pdf Configuring HP StoreAll 9730 nodes with iLO Before configuring your HP StoreAll Storage system you must configure the nodes with iLO To set up iLO on the HP StoreAll node create an iLO account on each HP StoreAll node server that is to be part of the installed cluster 1 Using the keyboard video mouse KVM connect to the initial HP StoreAll node 2 Power on or reset Cntrl Alt Del the no...

Page 76: ...which fixes the names hpsp_spt fn NOTE You only need to run this command if you are assembling the hardware components on site If you have a complete factory assembled rack do not run this command Verifying component firmware To ensure you are running the latest firmware 1 Verify the firmware and save the output to a file for review verification later Run this command on one node in each couplet h...

Page 77: ...stick Configuring OA1 IP addresses for the Onboard Administrator Complete the following steps to configure OA1 IP addresses for the Onboard Administrator At any time during this configuration process press Cancel to cancel the procedure or press Help to acquire onscreen help information 1 Access the Insight Display which is located on the front of the HP StoreAll storage system 2 From the Main Men...

Page 78: ...ress OK 7 On the Change OA1 Network Mode screen change DHCP to Static and press OK to accept 8 On the Change OA1 IP Address screen set the IP address subnet mask and gateway optional and accept the changes 9 On the Network Settings OA1 Active screen select Accept All and press OK 78 Installing the HP StoreAll OS Software and configuring the HP StoreAll Storage system ...

Page 79: ...tting the system date and time Configuring the network Entering a gateway IP address Confirming and then committing to configuration entries Advanced network configuration options are also available when you use the wizard NOTE At any time during this process select Cancel or Quit if available to exit the application or Back if available to go back to the previous screen On applicable screens pres...

Page 80: ...Procedure 2 80 Installing the HP StoreAll OS Software and configuring the HP StoreAll Storage system ...

Page 81: ... in to blade 1 The X9730 Setup screen appears Click Ok The setup wizard verifies the firmware on the system and notifies you if a firmware update is needed Configuring the HP StoreAll 9730 Storage systems 81 ...

Page 82: ... can cause issues with HP StoreAll OS Software Do not use an underscore _ in the host name 3 If needed update the time settings on the Individual Server Setup screen While setting the time zone press Enter while the cursor is positioned in the Time Zone field to display the list of time zones in a separate screen Enter the first letter of your time zone or use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to find yo...

Page 83: ...N capabilities provide hardware support for running multiple logical networks over the same physical networking hardware HP StoreAll supports the ability to associate a VLAN tag with an FSN interface For more information see the HP StoreAll Storage Network Best Practices Guide F2 function key If you press F2 you can toggle between the default Network Configuration screen and the Get Network Totals...

Page 84: ...Advanced Configuration screen NOTE You may press F2 from the Advanced Configuration screen to return to the Network Configuration screen This action cancels entries made on this Advanced Configuration screen b Do one of the following Select Continue to save interface selection change and then go to Step 9 Select Configure to configure the selected interface If you select Configure the Edit Bonded ...

Page 85: ...nets Bond Options The bond is configured with and can operate with default values or you can use this field to set bond options bond mode mimon and updelay mode For example mode 1 mimon 100 and updelay 100 Use also any of the following parameters arp_interval arp_ip_target lacp_rate max_bonds primary use_carrier xmit_hash_policy Network Role Use the field to determine whether the bond is part of a...

Page 86: ...em is at factory defaults the administrator passwords for OA and Virtual Connect are shown on labels affixed to the back of the chassis If passwords were reset enter the new passwords IMPORTANT If you are using the default flat network layout select Ok on the Confirming Onboard Administrator and Virtual Connect Settings screen and go to Step 9 9 The wizard validates the information you entered The...

Page 87: ...lization failed page 103 for more information 10 Set the iLO IP addresses On the Get iLO IP Addresses screen select the method that you want to use to set up iLO IP addresses Use the space bar to select or clear the check boxes To configure the iLO IP addresses in sequence enter the first iLO IP address on the Set iLO IP Addresses screen For example if 172 16 3 1 is the starting iLO IP address the...

Page 88: ...then select Ok 13 Do one of the following Configure the Interconnect IC IP addresses in sequence by entering the first Interconnect IC IP address on the Set Interconnect IP Addresses screen and then select Ok The installer then sets the remainder of the addresses sequentially for all 8 interconnect bays For example if 172 16 3 21 is the starting Interconnect IC IP Address the installer sets the In...

Page 89: ...s specified on the Confirm IC IP Addresses screen and then select Ok to continue 15 Enter the DNS and NTP server information used by the Onboard Administrator Afterwards the wizard configures the OA This process takes up to 45 minutes to complete The wizard verifies the VC configuration and creates a new user called hpspAdmin Configuring the HP StoreAll 9730 Storage systems 89 ...

Page 90: ...t if necessary When the firmware is at the correct level the wizard verifies that the VC is in a default state The wizard configures the VC The setup process first powers down blades 2 16 and then powers down blade 1 On blade 1 the power remains off for approximately 3 minutes Blade 1 then reboots twice 17 Log in to blade1 again after the Linux login prompt appears The wizard makes the following c...

Page 91: ...pAdmin user account on each iLO Validates the VC configuration and verifies the SAS firmware If necessary the SAS switches are flashed with the correct firmware Verifies the SAS configuration After determining the correct layout of the storage hardware the wizard configures the SAS switch zoning so that couplets see the same storage Configuring the HP StoreAll 9730 Storage systems 91 ...

Page 92: ...y Powers on blades 2 16 Verifies storage firmware to ensure that is set up correctly Validates the LUN layout and configures it if necessary Forms Bond0 from eth0 and eth3 The X9000 Installation Network Setup Complete screen appears 19 On the X9000 Installation Network Setup Complete screen select Ok and then select one of the following cluster setup methods 92 Installing the HP StoreAll OS Softwa...

Page 93: ...quent HP StoreAll Management Console screen NOTE If you opt to continue using the console from which you are working by selecting Continue with cluster setup at this console Local web UI session after the message stating that the management console GUI is to be launched is displayed and a web page is automatically opened another message may display stating that the connection is an untrusted one I...

Page 94: ...sions The VIF remains highly available NOTE If you are using a 2 3 or 4 network layout install this IP on the Bond1 network 2 Enter the IP addresses and domain for your DNS servers and the IP addresses for your NTP servers and then select Ok 3 On the Configuration Summary screen review the configurations that you specified and then select Commit NOTE Ensure that the Management IP address is on the...

Page 95: ...licable any remaining blades as described in the next section Installing additional HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system blades Use this procedure to install blades 2 through 16 on an HP StoreAll 9730 system Complete the following procedure on each blade NOTE During this installation process you may select Cancel to abort the installation or Back to return to the previous screen On applicable screens p...

Page 96: ...ed firmware recipe can result in a defective system 2 Provide the host name blade name on the Individual Server Setup screen The installation detects the time settings NOTE The host name which is the name of the local server can include alphanumeric characters and the hyphen special character It is a best practice to use only lowercase characters in host names uppercase characters can cause issues...

Page 97: ...character It is a best practice to use a host name with only lowercase characters uppercase characters can cause issues with HP StoreAll Storage system software Do not use an underscore _ in the host name IP Address The IP address is the address of the server on Bond0 Netmask The netmask a 32 bit mask divides an IP address into subnets and specifies the available network hosts This field is auto f...

Page 98: ... so forth NOTE If multiple networks were chosen for HP StoreAll node 1 use F2 to choose the number of networks to match HP StoreAll node 1 6 If you need to configure more than one network press F2 and complete the following a Enter the total number of networks desired in the Enter Total Networks field of the Get Total Networks screen b Select Ok The Advanced Configuration screen appears 7 Select a...

Page 99: ... blade 1 automatically or enter the OA VC credentials manually The wizard completes the following actions Examines the OA and VC firmware and notifies you if an update is needed Verifies the VC configuration Creates the hpspAdmin user accounts on the iLOs Verifies the chassis configuration Examines the firmware on the SAS switches and notifies you if an update is needed Verifies the SAS configurat...

Page 100: ...o an existing cluster The Join Cluster screen appears and all available management consoles are displayed 1 1 Select the applicable management console to complete the configuration and then select Ok The wizard registers and starts a passive management console on the blade 100 Installing the HP StoreAll OS Software and configuring the HP StoreAll Storage system ...

Page 101: ...ystem installation issues This sections provides solutions to common HP StoreAll installation issues on the 9730 Storage system Install software cannot ping the OA This condition can occur if OA2 becomes the Active OA The following conditions cause the installation software to be unable to ping the OA The VC is up linked from X1 rather than X6 be sure that X6 is used on 9730 systems A gateway is n...

Page 102: ...ss OK 3 On the Network Settings OA1 Active screen select Network Properties and press OK 4 On the Change OA Network Properties screen set Enclosure IP to Enable and press OK to accept 5 On the Network Settings OA1 Active screen select Accept All and press OK 102 Installing the HP StoreAll OS Software and configuring the HP StoreAll Storage system ...

Page 103: ...lize the Credential Manager from the command line complete the appropriate procedure OA and VC have the same user name and password 1 Update the OA and VC with their credentials by entering the following StoreAll command opt hp platform bin hpsp_credmgmt init cred master passwd hpdefault hw username username hw password password 2 Update the iLO with its credentials by entering the following Store...

Page 104: ...ing StoreAll command opt hp platform bin hpsp_credmgmt update cred cred selector chassis global ilo cred type upwpair cred username ilo username cred password ilo password 104 Installing the HP StoreAll OS Software and configuring the HP StoreAll Storage system ...

Page 105: ...sed with HP StoreAll 8xxx 93xx and 9730 Storage systems If you are recovering a server do not use the Getting Started Wizard to join the server to the cluster Instead exit the Getting Started Wizard screen and use the ASCII GUI Configuration Wizard to join the recovered server to the cluster See the procedure for recovering a node in the HP StoreAll Storage Administrator Guide for your platform Ge...

Page 106: ... pane select Cluster Configuration 4 From the content pane of the Summary screen click Getting Started The Getting Started Wizard Welcome screen will appear 106 Configuring clusters remotely with the Getting Started Wizard ...

Page 107: ...ter a name for the cluster and specify the cluster management IP address The Management IP field entry requirements may vary depending on whether you have a Class C or Class B network Figure 41 page 108 and Figure 42 page 108 show the different Cluster Settings screens If you are using flat networking then Figure 41 page 108 appears If you are using dual networking then Figure 42 page 108 appears ...

Page 108: ...de Download your licenses from the HP website at www hp com software licensing and place them in a location that can be accessed by this node To update your license keys 1 Click Update 2 Click Browse to locate the desired license key 3 If necessary click Add for each additional license key to be added 108 Configuring clusters remotely with the Getting Started Wizard ...

Page 109: ...er Unreachable is displayed See Troubleshooting the Getting Started Wizard page 114 for additional information on solutions to common problems 2 After the addresses are successfully entered click Next to continue The system runs its discovery process and then the File Servers screen appears This discovery process can take several minutes Step 3 Reviewing servers listed on the File Servers screen a...

Page 110: ...rver and click Configure The Configure File Server screen appears 2 On the Configure File Server screen click Configure in the Network Configuration box 3 On the Configure File Server screen that opens enter the host name and IP address If the wizard can locate the subnet masks and the iLO IP address it automatically populates those fields If a value has been configured details in that field are g...

Page 111: ... and default gateways for the missing server Then click Add on the File Servers screen to add the servers to the cluster To add a server to a cluster 1 On the File Servers screen click Add The Add Servers screen appears You can enter a single IP address on the Add Servers screen or you can enter a range of addresses and then the wizard locates all servers with IP addresses in the range To add a si...

Page 112: ...ystem If you create an SMB share you need to configure the nodes for SMB and configure authentication You might also want to set certain SMB parameters such as user permissions Other configuration options are also available for NFS shares See the HP StoreAll OS User Guide for more information When are finished click Next to continue After you click Next the system completes background processing t...

Page 113: ...cable item for more information IMPORTANT Review any listed warnings or other items noted during the post installation checks on the Summary screen and then click the items to determine whether further action is needed 3 To view logs check firmware or perform health checks select the appropriate option to view more information 4 Click View Log to display the installation log The wizard saves an in...

Page 114: ...ly a few minutes Relaunch the wizard and try the operation again The VIF for the primary file server cannot be registered Probable causes The specified IP address is already assigned to another server The Fusion Manager registration failed for the primary file server The segment server registration failed for the primary file server Troubleshooting steps 1 Relaunch the wizard go to the Cluster Set...

Page 115: ...conf file where search domainname com The search list is normally determined from the local domain name By default it contains only the local domain name nameserver Name server IP address Point to your name server or the ISP name server You can list up to three name servers For example search mydomain comnameserver 201 52 1 10nameserver 202 52 1 11 If the operation still fails there may be network...

Page 116: ... servers do not have an IP address use the iLO to check the version ibrix_version l If the major and minor version numbers on the expected servers do not match the version on the active server update HP StoreAll OS Software on the expected servers Then relaunch the wizard go to the File Servers screen and look for the servers Determine whether multicast broadcasting is enabled on the active server...

Page 117: ...pe a Open and log in to a terminal session on the server that is running the Getting Started wizard The server running the Getting Started wizard is indicated by the icon In Figure 44 page 117 server r3r10 s1 with IP address 10 103 10 1 is the server running the wizard b Enter the ibrix_server l command This command lists all the servers that are registered c If other servers are in the process of...

Page 118: ...name of the server that failed to register For this example the SERVERHOSTNAME is r3r10 s6 VIFIPADDRESS is the cluster virtual management IP address that was entered in the Management IP field of the Cluster Settings screen For this example the VIFIPADDRESS is 10 103 10 201 in Figure 44 page 117 VIFIPADDRESS can be accessed from Cluster Settings on the Getting Started screen The following example ...

Page 119: ...t root 4274 Jan 14 21 36 fminstance xml drwxr xr x 2 root root 4096 Jan 14 23 24 fusion rw r r 1 root root 8482 Jan 14 23 24 fusion xml rw r r 1 root root 2196 Jan 14 23 23 iadconf xml rw r r 1 root root 121 Jan 14 20 48 launcher properties 6 Start the server service by entering chkconfig ibrix_server on usr local ibrix init ibrix_server start The following example shows the commands and the outpu...

Page 120: ...lue No DHCP_STATIC_ROUTE value No REG_WINS_SERVER value No REG_DDNS_SERVER value No PING_GATEWAY value No PRIM_DNS_SERVER value 0 0 0 0 SEC_DNS_SERVER value 0 0 0 0 TER_DNS_SERVER value 0 0 0 0 PRIM_WINS_SERVER value 0 0 0 0 SEC_WINS_SERVER value 0 0 0 0 STATIC_ROUTE_1 DEST 0 0 0 0 GATEWAY 0 0 0 0 STATIC_ROUTE_2 DEST 0 0 0 0 GATEWAY 0 0 0 0 STATIC_ROUTE_3 DEST 0 0 0 0 GATEWAY 0 0 0 0 MOD_NETWORK_S...

Page 121: ...ger a For each server in the cluster enter ibrix_powersrc a t ilo h SERVERHOSTNAME I ILOIPADDRESS u ibrixpwr p hpinvent SERVERHOSTNAME is the host name of the server ILOIPADDRESS is the iLO IP address for the iLO port of the server b For each high availability HA pair in the cluster enter ibrix_server b h SERVERHOSTNAME1 SERVERHOSTNAME2 where SERVERHOSTNAME1 and SERVERNAME2 are the HA backup pair ...

Page 122: ...rs all 8200 9300 and 9320 systems multipath ll If the output matches on both servers restart the discovery service service ibrix_discovery restart 8800 systems hpsp_ccu show clusters all The output of this command provides you with the UUIDs required for the hpsp_ccu show clusters all UUID command For each UUID run this command Then relaunch the wizard and go to the File Servers screen If the outp...

Page 123: ...ation and then restart the discovery service Look at the value of the LISTENER_BONDED_INTERFACE entry in the usr local ibrix bin listener conf file If it is not Bond0 edit the file setting the value for LISTENER_BONDED_INTERFACE to bond0 and then restart the discovery service service ibrix_discovery restart If the previous step fails to create the Bond0 interface either use the text based installa...

Page 124: ...re and Remove buttons are disabled If you attempt to add the server and enter its IP address the following error message is displayed IP address cannot be used to join that server to this cluster because its IP address is already in use If you are trying to restore it please use the local console Further if you select a discovered server and attempt to add the recovered server s IP address or host...

Page 125: ...I unmount the file system created in a previously formed cluster 2 Delete all shares and the file system 3 Use putty or ssh to connect to each node you need to perform a Quick Restore on and run following commands a Reinitialize the physical volume so that it can be used by LVM A new physical volume is not created pvcreate ff device path For example pvcreate ff dev sda b Preformat the device usr l...

Page 126: ...n SMB share ibrix_cifs a f FSNAME s SHARENAME p SHAREPATH D SHAREDESCRIPTION S SETTINGLIST h HOSTLIST 3 Review the output of the appropriate command to verify that the export or share was created ibrix_exportfs l For NFS export ibrix_cifs i For SMB shares 4 If the NFS or SMB share still cannot be created preformat the storage See The default file system cannot be created page 124 126 Configuring c...

Page 127: ...initial installation has been completed Server and Storage Expansion Wizard prerequisites Before you begin the Server and Storage Expansion Wizard Perform a cabling verification 8800 and 9730 systems only See Cabling verification 8800 and 9730 only page 48 Verify LUNs and component firmware See Verifying LUNs and component firmware page 57 NOTE Adding enclosures to an HP StoreAll 8800 Storage syst...

Page 128: ... information If available click Back to return to the previous screen or Next to save entries or changes and continue to the next screen If new servers are to be found have an IP address ready to enter for its bonded network interface as well as an IP address to assign to its iLO interface For the new storage discovered you will be asked if you would like to create a new file system on it or exten...

Page 129: ... 131 to configure file servers Step 1 Managing the File Servers screen File server details are displayed in the lower half of the File Servers screen The File Servers list shows all of the servers that the wizard detected using a multicast listening service From the File Servers screen you can add remove or reconfigure a file server Step 1 Managing the File Servers screen 129 ...

Page 130: ...d 2 Do one of the following To add a single server enter the IP address of that server To add multiple servers enter a range of IP addresses for example 192 168 0 50 to 100 The wizard locates all servers in that range 3 Click OK The File Servers screen appears 130 Discovering and configuring HP StoreAll servers and their storage ...

Page 131: ...rd screen select an unconfigured file server Unconfigured servers are designated by the warning icon in the HA pair column For example in Figure 46 page 129 the last two HA pairs need to be configured The Configure File Server screen appears 2 From the Configure File Server screen do one of the following To configure a bond click Configure The Configure Bond screen opens To update bond information...

Page 132: ... the system components are not at the required firmware levels the firmware tool prompts you to upgrade your firmware See the Administrator Guide for your HP StoreAll system for information on how to upgrade the firmware HP recommends that you upgrade the firmware before you continue with wizard functions After the upgrade is complete click Retry to continue If necessary complete the upgrade durin...

Page 133: ... Unused Storage screen appears Step 3 Viewing Unused Storage The Unused Storage screen displays any unused storage that is available for file system creation and expansion Step 3 Viewing Unused Storage 133 ...

Page 134: ...umes are mapped with this host and auto discovery of the storage system is complete The File System screen appears Step 4 Creating Extending a File System 134 Discovering and configuring HP StoreAll servers and their storage ...

Page 135: ...e screen appears Do nothing at this time I will create my file system s later This option allows you to skip the file system setup process If you select this option and click Next the File System Storage screen appears Step 5 Selecting File System Storage Selecting storage to be used On the File System Storage screen select the storage to be used make multiple selections if necessary If needed cha...

Page 136: ... the name Mountpoint Select this option to enable quotas on the selected storage Enable Quotas Enter the tier name Tier Name 2 Click Next The WORM Retention screen appears Step 7 Configuring WORM Retention Use the WORM Retention screen to enable data retention and optionally data validation and data retention reports After a file system is enabled for data retention you can specify a retention pro...

Page 137: ...period to a WORM file by setting the access time on the file to a future date and making the file read only Files in this state are called retained files and cannot be deleted until their retention period expires Step 7 Configuring WORM Retention 137 ...

Page 138: ...n period has expired To manage only WORM retained files set the default retention period to a non zero value WORM retained files then use this period by default however you can assign a different retention period if desired To manage both WORM non retained and WORM retained files clear Set Default Retention Period The default retention period is then set to 0 seconds After you make a WORM file ret...

Page 139: ... enable Express Query before you can enable auditing Select the time for several Express Query maintenance tasks to be executed These tasks are performed automatically each day if Express Query is enabled Filesystem Metadata Cleaner IMPORTANT You must enable Express Query before you can enable auditing The option to enable Express Query can be found on the WORM Retention screen 3 Click Next The Au...

Page 140: ...cify the expiration period for the audit logs Audit Logs Expiration Policy Select this option to specify the audit events to be enabled or disabled Select an event category to enable all events in that category Disabled Events and Enabled Events 2 The following table lists the auditing events by category To enable an event select it and use the arrows on the screen to move it to the Enabled Events...

Page 141: ...Validation file_custom_md_added file_custom_md_deleted Archive API fs_mounted fs_unmounted segment_added segment_assigned segment_unassigned tier_added tier_deleted Configuration directory_created file_created Filesystem file_migrated Migration ndmp_backup_started ndmp_backup_ended ndmp_recover_started ndmp_recover_ended NDMP 3 Click Next The Default File Shares screen appears For more information...

Page 142: ...SMB FTP and HTTP from the File Shares and Object Store menu 2 Click Next The Summary screen appears Step 10 Reviewing the Summary The Summary screen summarizes the configuration created with the wizard You can return to the previous pages by clicking Back to make any necessary changes If all configurations made are complete and correct click Finish to exit and return to the Server Storage Expansio...

Page 143: ...Continue to Configuring clusters remotely with the Getting Started Wizard page 105 to configure clusters Step 10 Reviewing the Summary 143 ...

Page 144: ...e on the same network interface Also nodes set up as a failover pair must be connected to the same network interface Use a Gigabit Ethernet port or faster for user networks NFS SMB FTP and HTTP clients can use the same user VIF Servers providing VIFs should be configured in backup pairs and the NICs on those servers must also be configured for failover See Configuring high availability on the clus...

Page 145: ...sk and B specifies the broadcast address ibrix_nic c n bond0 1 h node1 I 16 123 200 201 M 255 255 255 0 B 16 123 200 255 ibrix_nic c n bond0 1 h node2 I 16 123 200 202 M 255 255 255 0 B 16 123 200 255 ibrix_nic c n bond0 1 h node3 I 16 123 200 203 M 255 255 255 0 B 16 123 200 255 ibrix_nic c n bond0 1 h node4 I 16 123 200 204 M 255 255 255 0 B 16 123 200 255 Configuring backup servers Nodes in a c...

Page 146: ... ib50 82 have backup standby VIFs on ib50 81 NFS SMB FTP and HTTP clients can connect to bond0 1 on either host If necessary the selected server fails over to bond0 2 on the opposite host HP StoreAll clients could connect to Bond1 on either host as these clients do not support or require NIC failover The following sample output shows only the relevant fields Specifying VIFs in the client configura...

Page 147: ...o handle VLAN tags natively in this manner makes it possible for the nodes to support multiple VLAN connections simultaneously over a single bonded interface Linux networking tools such as ifconfig display a network interface with an associated VLAN tag using a device label with the form bond VLAN_id For example if the initial bond created by HP StoreAll has a VLAN tag of 30 it is then labeled bon...

Page 148: ...ted only for use with iSCSI storage network interfaces such as those provided with 8200 9300 Gateway systems To configure link state monitoring on a 8200 9300 system use the following command ibrix_nic N h HOST A IFNAME To determine whether link state monitoring is enabled on an iSCSI interface run the following command ibrix_nic l Next review the LINKMON column in the output The value yes means t...

Page 149: ... is incorrectly set to false To resolve this issue run the following command to reset the default value to true ibrix_fm_tune S o clearSegmentUnavailableUponFailover true Configuring and enabling high availability HP StoreAll 9730 Storage systems The installation process configures and enables servers for high availability HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx Storage systems Network VIFs in a cluster must be...

Page 150: ...TH variable on the management console to include the path to the manpages and then export it Manpages are in the IBRIXHOME man directory For example if IBRIXHOME is usr local ibrix the default you would set the MANPATH variable as follows and then export the variable MANPATH MANPATH usr local ibrix man Configuring data collection with Ibrix Collect Ibrix Collect is a log collection utility that ga...

Page 151: ...l volumes VV See the HP 3PAR StoreServ 10000 Storage Installation and Deinstallation Guide and other applicable HP 3PAR documentation for more information about virtual volumes and virtual volume sets In a cluster environment when presenting LUNs to the HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway system from HP 3PAR StoreServ storage present LUNs to the host set and not the host Presenting LUNs to the host causes du...

Page 152: ... 1 D USERVIF_DEV Forces overwriting the existing files F Specifies the User virtual interface network mask for Fusion Manager N USERVIF_NETMASK Specifies the path for installing HP StoreAll client software P PATH Uninstalls Fusion Manager node software and statstool components on this node but retains the RPMs U Specifies the User virtual interface IP address for Fusion Manager V USERVIF_IP Specif...

Page 153: ...d for 9300 and 9320 systems The following logical network diagram shows an InfiniBand configuration Figure 47 InfiniBand logical network diagram The following diagram shows network cabling for an InfiniBand configuration Setting up InfiniBand couplets 153 ...

Page 154: ...ersion of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Server and then download the appropriate Mellanox InfiniBand driver 4 Install OFED 1 5 3 on each node following the installation instructions provided with the software 5 Review the release notes for general limitation information and known issues with OFED v1 5 3 Installing the driver for InfiniBand To install the driver 1 Install the IB OFFED stack without 32...

Page 155: ...needed only if you have unmanaged InfiniBand switches in your network If the subnet manager runs on managed switches skip this step a Run the command usr sbin sminfo as root to determine whether opensmd is running on the IB network b If opensmd is not running issue the following commands chkconfig opensmd on service opensmd start 8 Verify the status of the HCA NOTE If you are using Host Based SM b...

Page 156: ...o NFS 2 On the client mount the exported NFS shares over the InfiniBand network Setting up Voltaire InfiniBand NOTE The installation procedure of the third party InfiniBand drivers could be different than what is shown here See third party documentation for the most accurate information or contact your vendor s support 1 Install the Voltaire OFED drivers on each couplet and client root ib Voltaire...

Page 157: ... 2 src rpm Succeed to building ufm client utils package usr src redhat RPMS x86_64 ufm client utils 1 0 0 2 x86_64 rpm Preparing 100 1 ufm client utils 100 Service ufmdiscoverd installed succesfully Service ib gvd installed succesfully DHCP client installed succesfully Start ufmagentd UFM discover proc started UFM gvd proc started 3 Install the Voltaire UFM server software on the UFM server This i...

Page 158: ...e root 100000002 demo_rack16_ bottom nfs_LIC nfs_LIC 2 1 status 32 output mount Resource temporarily unavailable 1 Create a copy of existing firewall settings for backup use in case errors occur during editing cp etc sysconfig iptables etc sysconfig iptables orig 2 Open the original iptables file using a text editor For example if you are using VI as the text editor enter the following vi etc sysc...

Page 159: ...staller is added to the root ibrix folder 2 Change to the installer directory 3 Do one of the following To install into the default home directory usr local ibrix enter the following command where CLUSTER_IF specifies the interface to be used for cluster communication and CLUSTER_VIF is the cluster name or VIF for the management console ibrixinit tc C CLUSTER_IF i CLUSTER_NAME VIF_IP For example i...

Page 160: ...o prefer a network interface enter the following command installdirectory bin ibrix_client n h SRCHOST A DESTHOST IFNAME Execute this command once for each destination host that the HP StoreAll client needs to contact using the specified network interface IFNAME Preferring a network interface for a hostgroup Prefer an interface for multiple HP StoreAll clients at one time by specifying a hostgroup...

Page 161: ...tion Note the following requirements DHCP must be disabled The HP StoreAll OS Software requires static IP addresses to communicate The machine clock must be synchronized for example through the Network Time Protocol A network interface must be configured for cluster network communications Set up only one cluster interface Installing the HP StoreAll Windows client Copy the Windows client installer ...

Page 162: ...kage What is installed depends on what your site supports but you must install the server for the NIS component NOTE As you run the SFU Setup Wizard you must select at least the server for the NIS component 1 On the Active Directory server open the Control Panel select Add or Remove Programs and click Add or Remove Windows Components For Windows Server 2008 and later open Control Panel in Programs...

Page 163: ...defined in the management console with the ibrix_activedirectory command and it must be created in Active Directory 1 Log into the Active Directory Main Catalog server and open the Active Directory Users and Computer screen 2 Under the domain where the user is to be created right click Users select New and then click User 3 On the Create New Object User screen add the user Two fields are required ...

Page 164: ... Server 2008 the E and F arguments are required Use the field names gidNumber and uidNumber as values installdirectory bin ibrix_activedirectory S d DOMAIN_NAME i DOMAIN_CONTROLLER_IP u PROXY_USER p PROXY_PASSWORD E UID_FIELD_NAME F GID_FIELD_NAME W WIN_USER NOTE Specify the proxy user name in the format domainname username where domainname is the name of the NIS domain in Active Directory Note th...

Page 165: ...le copy the new settings to each client Also verify that the proxy account is correct and that clients can connect to the Active Directory server Use the following procedure 1 On every client s Active Directory Settings tab click Update to copy settings to the client 2 On any client click Verify to test the settings A success message indicates that all clients can communicate A failure message ind...

Page 166: ...the file SFU program directory nis ldif log Windows does not create this file if SFU is installed 9 Open an MS DOS command window and change directory to c temp 10 Import user UIDs and GIDs to the Active Directory server nis2ad y ibrix a Active Directory domain name r yes d c temp m group nis2ad y ibrix a Active Directory domain name r yes d c temp m passwd for Windows 2000 systemroot system32 ldi...

Page 167: ...ntact Enabling file system access Only the user who mounted the file system initially has write permission or full privilege for the file system To allow other users write permission edit the properties of the root file system Managing Access Control Lists Because the HP StoreAll Windows client might be operating in a mixed mode environment in which the same file objects are accessed from both Lin...

Page 168: ...are set according to the bits in each category If all bits in some categories are cleared no corresponding special ACE is added to the file ACL and no explicit deny ACE is generated User mapping Owner mapping Each file and directory in Linux has a UID that defines its owner and must be mapped to a corresponding Windows user See Configuring groups and users on the Active Directory server page 163 I...

Page 169: ...on List Directory Contents is included This is the ACL for a file named postinfo html The screens show the permissions granted to the group Everyone by the ACL for this file Each Windows permission that is listed as Allow or Deny on the Security tab is a grouping of related special permissions as shown on the Permission Entry screen The Permissions Entry screen has three permissions that are impor...

Page 170: ...trict it by setting the umask to 077 which clears all bits in the file mode mask for Group and Other Setting the umask to 000 allows the maximum permission of 766 for files and 777 for directories The mode mask of a file or directory is initialized to 766 or 777 respectively and then adjusted to the umask In the absence of a umask the mode mask is initialized according to the schema described abov...

Page 171: ...e configuration database installdirectory bin ibrix_client d h CLIENTLIST 2 Locally uninstall the HP StoreAll Windows client software from each HP StoreAll client using the Add or Remove Programs utility in the Control Panel Uninstalling HP StoreAll clients on Linux and Windows 171 ...

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Page 174: ...ode Maximum couplet Minimum couplet 10 9 7 0 20 0 61 8 47 0 Current Amps 100 VAC 10 4 6 6 9 8 40 3 26 2 Current Amps 200 VAC 1 089 700 1 860 5 898 4 420 Maximum Power Watts 100 VAC 1 077 693 2 696 7 546 6 085 Maximum Power Watts 200 VAC 3 608 2 386 3 530 14 276 9 446 Maximum Thermal BTU hr 100 VAC 3 673 2 362 4 600 16 546 1 1 562 Maximum Thermal btu hr 200 VAC 320 lbs 145 kg 242 3 lbs 1 10 kg 60 0...

Page 175: ...S capacity block Maximum couplet Minimum couplet Column Head 59 8 49 2 Current Amps 100 VAC 38 8 28 4 Current Amps 200 VAC 5 729 4 650 Max Power Watts 100 VAC 7 377 6 312 Max Power Watts 200 VAC 13 808 10 231 Max Thermal btu hr 100 VAC 15 973 12 337 Max Thermal btu hr 200 VAC 660 lbs 299 kg 417 lbs 190 kg Weight lbs kg 17U 1 1U Form Factor rack units HP StoreAll 9300 Storage system physical specif...

Page 176: ...ystem 1 node pair capacity block 2 base and and 1 6 base expansion capacity block capacity blocks 1 7 1 7 8 6 29 10 3 Current Amps 240VAC 300 374 1 648 2 696 1 995 Maximum Power Watts 1 024 1 276 5 625 9 201 6 809 Maximum Thermal btu hour 50 lbs 23 kg 43 lbs 20 kg 1 10 lbs 50 kg 696 lbs 316 kg 153 lbs 70 kg Weight lbs kg 2U 2U 4U 28U 6U Form factor units HP StoreAll 9730 physical specifications an...

Page 177: ...nsion rack Maximum expansion rack 2 capacity blocks 15 6 Current Amps 240VAC 3 420 Maximum Power Watts 2 560 Typical power Watts 1 1 672 Max Thermal btu hour 907 lbs 412 kg Weight lbs kg HP StoreAll 9730 physical specifications and power requirements 177 ...

Page 178: ...n this appendix before any equipment or software installation procedures occur NOTE You may need to make additional copies of some of the forms Specifically forms in this appendix are organized into the following categories Customer contact details page 179 Site readiness checklists page 180 New and existing product information page 184 Required network and installation information page 185 178 In...

Page 179: ...me Mailing Address Installation Site Address Site Telephone Number Customer Contacts Name Telephone Alternate Telephone Email Address Name Telephone Alternate Telephone Email Address Service Contact Name Telephone Alternate Telephone Email Address Customer contact details 179 ...

Page 180: ... space reserved in the data center for the ordered equipment Y N b Will all of the doors including elevators if used accommodate delivered equipment Y N c Does the maximum load capacity of any elevators to be used if any support equipment weight Y N d Does the pathway such as doors hallways and so forth accommodate equipment dimensions and weight Y N e Is the final rack location in the datacenter ...

Page 181: ...eAll models involved 16 Y N Are appropriate SFPs or CX4 cables available to connect VC Flex 10 to site IP network 17 Y N If using 10 GbE or InfiniBand interfaces are corresponding switch es and cables available 18 Y N Will Insight Remote Support be used 19 Y N If Insight Remote Support is to be used is a dedicated server running either IRSA v5 8 and SIM v7 3 20 Y N Can an HP consultant connect an ...

Page 182: ... to load balance users on the 8 cluster DNS is required Is DNS available Do you plan to use data tiering 9 Do you plan to use replication 10 Do you plan to use Data Retention 1 1 NOTE Enabling Data Retention is irreversible If yes at which frequency Do you plan to enable Data Validation 12 If yes at which frequency Do you plan to enable Report Data generation 13 Do you plan to enable Express Query...

Page 183: ...s list Do you plan to use the HTTP StoreAll REST API shares in Object mode 27 Do you plan to use FTP 28 Do you plan to use NDMP 29 NOTE If snapshots are in use the NDMP interface does not support the backup software snapshots Do you plan to access any files using more than one protocol for example SMB and NFS 30 Number of segment 31 Do you plan to have Insight Remote Support configured 32 Do you p...

Page 184: ...reAll 9320 Storage system HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system Be sure to note any requirements for HP StoreAll OS Software maintenance releases Licenses Network configuration requirements Node firmware Indicate product already installed and to be used in conjunction with newly installed HP StoreAll Storage systems in Table 30 page 184 Table 30 Product currently installed previous to the new installati...

Page 185: ...irement Item or N A HP StoreAll node location and software version StoreAll version OS Red Hat Linux version Host Name Blade slot System rack 1 no Storage information for the HP StoreAll Storage 9300 and 9320 Storage system Password User name Network name Device name 2 Required network and installation information 185 ...

Page 186: ...Table 32 Customer cluster requirements Customer cluster requirement Item 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 186 Installation checklists ...

Page 187: ... Server Storage controller Node Server Onboard Administrator OA Chassis 6 GB SAS blade switch for HP StoreAll 9730 Storage systems Chassis VC_Flex 10 Chassis Enclosure HDD Capacity block Storage Enclosure I O module Capacity block Storage Capacity block Capacity block Storage HP StoreAll OS Software HP StoreAll OS HP StoreAll node configuration information Time zone 2 Default Gateway IP address No...

Page 188: ... IP sequential addressing details and listing for the 9730 Y N Set the addresses sequentially 5 Starting iLO IP address 6 Default iLO user name 7 Default iLO password 8 iLO blade IP address iLO blade number iLO blade IP address iLO blade number iLO blade IP address iLO blade number iLO blade IP address iLO blade number 9 13 9 5 1 14 10 6 2 15 1 1 7 3 16 12 8 4 Optional management network data for ...

Page 189: ... addresses DNS domain fully qualified domain name 18 NTP node IP addresses for the HP StoreAll 9730 19 Configuration information for the initial HP StoreAll node Unified Network Cluster 1 Name if applicable 20 VLAN tag optional Netmask Gateway Management console IP address Secondary NTP node IP address es Primary NTP node IP address es DNS domain Tertiary DNS node IP address es Secondary DNS serve...

Page 190: ...th6 eth7 10 Configuration information for the initial HP StoreAll node Unified Network HP StoreAll 9300 9320 network layout details for 10 GbE networks Gateway IP address 22 Initial IP Address Ethernet devices Speed 1 or 10 GbE Network name mode Number of net Description Layout works eth4 eth7 bond0 1 Unified network default 1 eth0 eth3 bond0 2 Dedicated management network 2 eth4 eth7 bond1 User c...

Page 191: ...work name mode Number of net Description Layout works ib0 ib0 1 Unified network default 1 eth0 eth3 bond0 2 Dedicated management network 2 ib0 ib0 User cluster network eth0 eth3 bond0 3 Dedicated management network 3 ib0eth1 eth2 ib0 User cluster network bond1 User2 network Host Name Template data Bond0 IP address range Host name template 24 Required network and installation information 191 ...

Page 192: ...r the 9300 and 9320 Name of capacity block 1 Presentation Size LUN number vdisk Base Capacity Block based on the HP MSA P2000 File system information if applicable Quota File of space used Max files Free space TB Size TB Mount point Mount options used File system name 2 en abled alloca tion policy File sharing authentication if applicable 192 Installation checklists ...

Page 193: ... name Local users 4 Shell Home directory Default group RID UID User information User name Local groups and NFS export definitions 5 NFS exports Local groups Permissions Path Export name RID GID Group name Export parameter Export client list CIFS share details 6 Servers Access Permission Share description Share path Share name based enu mera tion FTP profile configuration details 7 Servers Passing ...

Page 194: ...9 PPPP Browse able Read only Anonymous access Default permission Banner content FTP users 9 FTP share 5 FTP share 4 FTP share 3 FTP share 2 FTP share 1 User 1 Name Directory Read Write User 2 Name Directory Read Write HTTP shares 10 Node Keepalive timeout Enable Keepalive Max client SSL Port Port Profile name Express Query object access 1 1 Metadata to be created File system Vhost configuration 12...

Page 195: ...uration 15 Hard limits Soft limits Group name or GID File system Files MB Files MB Directory tree quota configuration 16 Hard limits Soft limits Directory path Name Alias Files MB Files MB Data tiering Definition purpose for the tier Segment number Tier name 17 Data retention and validation parameters Y N Enable automatic data collection 18 Number of data sets to be retained 19 Y N Enable sending ...

Page 196: ...Days Months Years Set auto commit period 5 minutes 1 year optional 28 Y N Enable data validation 29 Daily time in the day or weekly days in the week and time in the day or If yes enter data validation scan schedule 30 monthly list of days separated with comma and time in the day Y N Enable report generation 31 Snapshots Frequency Schedule this task File system 32 Y N Value How many to keep min Hou...

Page 197: ... or N A Enable NDMP sessions 1 Minimum port number 2 Maximum port number 3 Listener port number 4 User name 5 Password 6 Log level 7 TCP Windows size bytes 8 Concurrent sessions 9 DMA IP details Address 1 10 Address 2 Address 3 Address 4 Address n Required network and installation information 197 ...

Page 198: ...n information to be entered for every HP StoreAll node Node 3 Node 2 Node 1 Requirement Management server IP 3 Public Public Public RO community string default value 4 Public Public Public RW community string Default value 5 Sys contact information string 6 Sys location information string 7 SNMP trap information Port 8 Community 9 HP StoreAll component information X9000 Custom delivery ID 10 Custo...

Page 199: ...s to be replicated Target file system Source file system Cluster target Source 3 Table 38 Anti virus configuration information checklist Completed Requirement Item or N A Anti virus engine parameters Port number Node IP address 1 Anti virus global parameters All file systems Specified one Enabling anti virus 2 Allow Deny Anti virus unavailable policy 3 Open Close Both Protocol scan settings 4 Excl...

Page 200: ...formation checklist Completed Value Requirement Item or N A Y N Enable automatic data collection 1 Number of data sets to be retained 2 Y N Enable sending cluster configuration by mail 3 SMTP Server 4 From 5 To 6 200 Installation checklists ...

Page 201: ...scription Password User name 3 HP StoreAll Windows client details Host 5 Host 4 Host 3 Host 2 Host 1 StoreAll client name 4 File system name Local drive letter Registered on the HP StoreAll system HP StoreAll client version Preferred NIC HP StoreAll Windows client details Host 5 Host 4 Host 3 Host 2 Host 1 StoreAll client name 5 OS 64 bit only IS security enhanced Linux disabled SE Linux Are the f...

Page 202: ...leted or N A Requirement Item 9000 to 9010 TCP UDP open Is DHCP disabled Preferred NIC typical eth0 Is preferred NIC configured Is rpcidmap d daemon started HP StoreAll user or group does not exist IP address IP Mask File system name Local drive letter 202 Installation checklists ...

Page 203: ...eted Requirement Item or N A HP StoreAll license entitlements Description Activated quantity Product Entitlement order 1 HP StoreAll license keys License key Locking ID Description Annotation 2 Required network and installation information 203 ...

Page 204: ...e v5 4 5 0 http www slysoft com en download html 3 Download a tool for saving the boot image to your USB flash drive The steps in this section assume you have downloaded ImgBurn version 2 5 7 0 http www imgburn com index php act download 4 Download the HP StoreAll Quick Restore QR ISO to the Windows computer 5 Mount the HP StoreAll Quick Restore QR ISO using a tool for creating a virtual DVD drive...

Page 205: ...e from disc option b Click Source The ISO file is mounted through Virtual CloneDrive c Click Destination and specify the location to save the image file While saving the file click IMG Files img as the saved format The following figure shows the components you would click on the ImgBurn screen d Click File Read to create the image file 205 ...

Page 206: ...206 Creating an IMG file from an ISO in Windows ...

Page 207: ...rent HP StoreAll OS Software version information page 7 Installing the initial expansion blade To install the initial blade in the expansion module NOTE At any time during this installation process you may on most screens select Cancel to the cancel the procedure or Back to return to the previous screen If available you can also press F1 to display on screen help information Use the Space bar and ...

Page 208: ...he hyphen special character It is a best practice to use only lowercase characters in host names uppercase characters can cause issues with HP StoreAll OS Software Do not use an underscore _ in the host name 4 If needed update the time settings on the Individual Server Setup screen While setting the time zone press Enter while the cursor is positioned in the Time Zone field to display the list of ...

Page 209: ...is field Later in this procedure you can select either web UI or ASCII mode to complete the installation A gateway address is required to use the web UI VLAN Tag ID VLAN capabilities provide hardware support for running multiple logical networks over the same physical networking hardware HP StoreAll supports the ability to associate a VLAN tag with an FSN interface For more information see the HP ...

Page 210: ... key on your keyboard and then select Ok Mode 1 Default Use this mode to direct all network traffic to one port Remaining ports act as a backup if the designated port fails Use this option if only a few ports exist in the network and the primary intent is to avoid configuration conflicts Mode 4 Recommended Use this option to balance network traffic across multiple ports To use this option an Ether...

Page 211: ...network role and slave devices and then select Ok 1 1 After the Configuration Summary screen appears and shows your configuration review your configuration and then select Commit to continue with the installation Expanding an HP StoreAll Storage 8800 9320 10 GbE cluster with an HP StoreAll 9730 module 21 1 ...

Page 212: ...if the blade cannot communicate with the OA The Active Virtual Connect is by default the Virtual Connect in interconnect bay 1 If the system is at factory defaults the administrator passwords for OA and Virtual Connect are on the labels affixed to the back of the chassis If the passwords have been reset enter the new passwords IMPORTANT If you are using the default flat network layout select Ok on...

Page 213: ... credential manager manually See Credential Manager initialization failed page 103 for more information The wizard verifies the OA firmware 12 From the Get iLO IP Addresses screen select the method that you want to use to set up iLO IP addresses Use the space bar to make a selection and then select Ok To configure iLO IP addresses in sequence enter the first iLO IP address on the Set iLO IP Addres...

Page 214: ... the check boxes and then select Ok 15 Do one of the following Configure the Interconnect IC IP addresses in sequence by entering the first Interconnect IC IP address on the Set Interconnect IP Addresses screen and then select Ok The installer then sets the remainder of the addresses sequentially for all 8 interconnect bays For example if 172 16 3 21 is the starting Interconnect IC IP Address the ...

Page 215: ... Ok 16 After the wizard shows the IP addresses tht you specified on the Confirm IC IP Addresses screen select Ok 17 On the Onboard Administrator DNS and NTP screen enter the DNS and NTP server information used by the Onboard Administrator Expanding an HP StoreAll Storage 8800 9320 10 GbE cluster with an HP StoreAll 9730 module 215 ...

Page 216: ...he VC password check to fail When the wizard can log in to the VC manager successfully it verifies the VC firmware and asks you to update it if necessary When the firmware is at the correct level the wizard verifies that the VC is in a default state The wizard configures the VC The setup process initially powers down blades 2 16 and then powers down blade 1 On blade 1 the power remains off for app...

Page 217: ...figuration and then creates an hpspAdmin user account on each iLO Validates the VC configuration and verifies the SAS firmware If necessary the SAS switches are flashed with the correct firmware Verifies the SAS configuration After determining the correct layout of the storage hardware configures the SAS switch zoning so that couplets see the same storage Expanding an HP StoreAll Storage 8800 9320...

Page 218: ...ion to ensure that SAS zoning is set up correctly Powers on blades 2 16 Verifies storage firmware to ensure that it is set up correctly Validates the LUN layout and configures it if necessary Forms Bond0 from eth0 and eth3 19 The X9000 Installation Network Setup Complete screen appears Select Join this StoreAll server to an existing cluster 218 Expanding an existing HP StoreAll Storage system usin...

Page 219: ...Expanding an HP StoreAll Storage 8800 9320 10 GbE cluster with an HP StoreAll 9730 module 219 ...

Page 220: ...screen enter the IP address of the management console and then select Ok The wizard registers and starts a passive management console on the blade The installation of the initial expansion blade is complete Installing the second expansion blade The installation procedure for installing the second expansion blade is similar to that of the initial node except the firmware chassis SAS and storage che...

Page 221: ...the firmware on the system and notifies you if a firmware update is needed IMPORTANT HP recommends that you update the firmware before continuing with the installation HP StoreAll 9730 Storage systems have been tested with specific firmware recipes Continuing the installation without upgrading to a supported firmware recipe can result in a defective system 4 Provide the host name blade name on the...

Page 222: ...the UP and DOWN arrow keys to find your time zone Select Ok to accept screen selections 6 Note that the Network Configuration screen appears and that it defines the server as being on Bond0 7 Complete the Network Configuration screen s Hostname The host name in the example above Bond0 can include alphanumeric characters and the hyphen special character It is a best practice to use only lowercase 2...

Page 223: ... the web UI VLAN Tag ID VLAN capabilities provide hardware support for running multiple logical networks over the same physical networking hardware HP StoreAll supports the ability to associate a VLAN tag with an FSN interface For more information see the HP StoreAll Storage Network Best Practices Guide F2 function key If you press F2 you can toggle between the default Network Configuration screen...

Page 224: ...p if the designated port fails Use this option if only a few ports exist in the network and the primary intent is to avoid configuration conflicts Mode 4 Recommended Use this option to balance network traffic across multiple ports To use this option an Ethernet switch configuration is required Mode 6 Optional Use this option to balance network traffic across all ports and cause traffic to a given ...

Page 225: ...s manually The wizard takes the following actions Examines the OA and VC firmware and notifies you if an update is needed Verifies the VC configuration Creates the hpspAdmin user accounts on the iLOs Verifies the chassis configuration Examines the firmware on the SAS switches and notifies you if an update is needed Verifies the SAS configuration Examines the storage firmware and notifies you if an...

Page 226: ...15 On the X9000 Installation Network Setup Complete screen select Join this StoreAll server to an existing cluster 226 Expanding an existing HP StoreAll Storage system using the Setup Wizard ...

Page 227: ... registers and starts a passive management console on the blade The installation of the second expansion blade is complete Using the new storage When making new storage available to a cluster you must complete the following major steps This section provides instructions for completing this steps 1 Verify the vendor storage 2 Import the new physical volumes into the HP StoreAll database 3 Extend an...

Page 228: ...is registration run the following command root ib121 121 ibrix_chassis l NAME HARDWARE_UNIT_TYPE SERIAL_NUMBER 9730_ch_09USE127C72Y 9730 09USE127C72Y Importing new physical volumes into the HP StoreAll database To import new physical volumes into the HP StoreAll database 1 On the HP StoreAll Management Console click Storage on the Navigator so that new physical volumes can be discovered by the HP ...

Page 229: ...21 124 m ibfs1 2 Mount the file system on the blades ibrix_mount f ibfs1 h ib121 123 ib121 124 m ibfs1 3 Do one of the following to extend the file system Use the following StoreAll command ibrix_fs e f FSNAME p PVLIST t TIERNAME The following command extends file system ibfs1 with physical volumes d39 d68 and assigns them to data tier SAS ibrix_fs e f ibfs1 p d39 d40 d41 d42 d43 d44 d63 d64 d65 d...

Page 230: ...l the procedure or Back to return to the previous screen If available you can also press F1 to display on screen help information Use the Space bar and Tab key to move between screen options or move to available screen buttons such as Cancel Ok Back and so forth 1 Log in to the server 2 Boot the servers that will be in the cluster and log in to the initial server with root The X9000 Installation W...

Page 231: ... the Network Configuration for HP StoreAll Data Access screen select one of the following options to configure the network for HP StoreAll data access Flat Networking combined cluster user network Use this option to create a combined cluster and user network A single bonded interface Bond0 is created using all available NIC ports in node slots 5 and 6 for all network traffic Dual Networking separa...

Page 232: ...s from the Network Configuration for iLO Access screen and then select Ok Cluster Network Select this option if network routing allows the iLO ports on the node to be accessed from the cluster network Separate iLO Network Select this option if the network used to access the node iLO ports is separate and isolated from the cluster network An additional network bond2 will be created 10 For HP StoreA...

Page 233: ...lected Bond2 Bond1 Bond0 Separate iLO Network Cluster Network Dual Networking Flat Networking 1 2 3 4 Network Configuration wizard screens are shown for Bond0 Bond1 and Bond2 in Figure 49 page 233 Figure 50 page 233 and Figure 51 page 234 All Network Configuration wizard screens are identical except for the displayed host name Figure 49 Network Configuration for Bond0 screen Figure 50 Network Conf...

Page 234: ...l networking hardware HP StoreAll supports the ability to associate a VLAN tag with an FSN interface For more information see the HP StoreAll OS Networking Best Practices Guide F2 function key If you press F2 you can toggle between the default Network Configuration screen and the Advanced Configuration screen Use the Network Configuration screen to change default entries and use the Advanced Confi...

Page 235: ...that selections are not saved after you press F2 Select Continue to save changes and then go to Step 16 to finalize network configurations from the wizard or got to Step 1 1 to configure the next Network Configuration wizard screen Select Back to return to the previous screen and then return to Step 6 Selections made from this screen are not saved after you select Back 14 On the Edit Bond Mode scr...

Page 236: ...ng steps Continue with the installation wizard for all other expansions as it allows the network on the new server to be configured to match the existing cluster See Completing the installation with the ASCII text wizard page 238 Completing the installation from the Getting Started Wizard If you selected Continue with cluster setup at this console local web UI session or Continue with cluster setu...

Page 237: ...figure File Server screen enter the information for the server and click OK Field names with a preceding asterisk indicate that a field entry is required The status of the server is updated on the GUI 5 Configure the second new server in the same manner as you did in Step 3 and Step 4 After you click OK the new server is updated on the GUI HP StoreAll HA is also configured on the servers 6 Click N...

Page 238: ...bar and Tab key to move between screen options or move to available screen buttons such as Cancel Ok Back and so forth 1 On the Join Cluster screen do one of the following Select the applicable management console and then select Ok If the applicable management console is not listed on the Management Console IP screen select Cancel Enter the IP address of the management console and then select Ok T...

Page 239: ...2 Repeat this procedure to install the next expansion server Expanding an 8800 9320 cluster with an 8800 9320 starter kit 239 ...

Page 240: ...pansion blade page 207 Installing expansion blades This section provides information on how to install the initial and subsequent expansion blades The examples in this procedure show the installation of the initial performance module adding new blades to an existing 9730 cluster with two blades Additional performance modules are installed in the same manner The following screen shows the cluster b...

Page 241: ...ecific firmware recipes Continuing the installation without upgrading to a supported firmware recipe can result in a defective system 3 On the Individual Server Setup screen provide the host name blade name The installation detects the time settings NOTE The host name which is the name of the local server can include alphanumeric characters and the hyphen special character It is a best practice to...

Page 242: ...th HP StoreAll Do not use an underscore _ in the host name IP Address The IP address is the address of the server on Bond0 Netmask The netmask a 32 bit mask divides an IP address into subnets and specifies the available network hosts This field is auto filled with 255 255 0 0 but the netmask entry may need to be modified based on your specific network subnets Default Gateway The default gateway pr...

Page 243: ...as slaves bond options the network role of any bond and so forth 6 If you pressed F2 in Step 7 enter the total number of networks on the Get Total Networks screen and then select Ok Otherwise go to Step 13 7 On the Advanced Configuration screen select an interface 8 Do one of the following To change the number of total networks celect Back and then return to Step 6 To change bond mode select Confi...

Page 244: ...to avoid configuration conflicts Mode 4 Recommended Use this option to balance network traffic across multiple ports To use this option an Ethernet switch configuration is required Mode 6 Optional Use this option to balance network traffic across all ports and cause traffic to a given client to be directed to one port This option is recommended if the switch cannot be configured 10 Complete the Ad...

Page 245: ...kes the following actions Examines the OA and VC firmware and notifies you if an update is needed Verifies the VC configuration Creates the hpspAdmin user accounts on the iLOs Verifies the chassis configuration Examines the firmware on the SAS switches and notifies you if an update is needed Verifies the SAS configuration Examines the storage firmware and notifies you if an update is needed Verifi...

Page 246: ...the applicable management console and then select Ok to complete the configuration If the applicable management console is not listed on the Management Console IP screen select Cancel Enter the IP address of the management console and then select Ok 246 Installing an HP StoreAll Storage 9730 system Performance Module with the Setup Wizard ...

Page 247: ...elect Cancel The Management Console IP screen appears 16 On the Management Console IP screen enter the IP address of the management console and then select Ok The wizard registers and configures a passive management console Fusion Manager on the server Installing expansion blades 247 ...

Page 248: ...e expansion blades to verify that the operating system can see the factory provisioned preformatted segments physical volumes root ib121 121 pvscan PV dev sdh VG vg7a32272126c746bfb7829a688c61e5b8 lvm2 5 46 TB 0 free PV dev sdg VG vg22d0827592e34a6b9cda1daa746ca4ba lvm2 5 46 TB 0 free To verify the vendor storage from StoreAll run the following command to list the VS storage modules root ib121 121...

Page 249: ...luded on the original 9730 system 2 Click Discover at the top of the Storage panel to discover the new physical volumes 3 Use the default options on the Discover Storage screen and click OK The Storage panel now lists the original physical volumes and the newly discovered physical volumes 4 To discover the physical volumes run the following StoreAll command on the active Fusion Manager specifying ...

Page 250: ... m ibfs1 3 Extend the file system by doing one of the following Use the following StoreAll command ibrix_fs e f FSNAME p PVLIST t TIERNAME The following command extends file system ibfs1 with physical volumes d39 d68 and assigns them to data tier SAS ibrix_fs e f ibfs1 p d39 d40 d41 d42 d43 d44 d63 d64 d65 d66 d67 d68 t SAS To extend the file system from the GUI Select the file system on the Files...

Page 251: ...Host channel adapter HDD Hard disk drive IAD HP 9000 Software Administrative Daemon iLO Integrated Lights Out IML Initial microcode load IML Integrated Management Log IOPS I Os per second IPMI Intelligent Platform Management Interface JBOD Just a bunch of disks KVM Keyboard video and mouse LUN Logical unit number A LUN results from mapping a logical unit number port ID and LDEV ID to a RAID group ...

Page 252: ...lders SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol TCP IP Transmission Control Protocol Internet Protocol UDP User Datagram Protocol UID Unit identification USM SNMP User Security Model VACM SNMP View Access Control Model VC HP Virtual Connect VIF Virtual interface WINS Windows Internet Name Service WWN World Wide Name A unique identifier assigned to a Fibre Channel device WWNN World wide node name A g...

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