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5. Click Actions → Restore to factory-default settings .
6. If a confirmation window opens, click Yes . When the operation is complete, a
message appears at the bottom of the window indicating that the ServeRAID
Manager has successfully restored the configuration to the factory-default
settings.
7. In the ServeRAID Manager tree, click the ServeRAID controller that you want
to configure as the active controller.
8. Click (
Configure for clustering
) on the toolbar. The “Configure
controller 1 for clustering” window opens.
9. Provide the following information:
Controller name
Type a name to identify the active controller, for example, Controller A.
Partner name
Type a name that you will use to identify the passive controller, for
example, Controller B.
Initiator IDs
The system presets these SCSI initiator IDs to 7. Set each ID to 6 for
shared channels. (The ServeRAID Manager program does not permit
you to select numbers other than 6 and 7.)
Notes:
a. The controller name and partner name are case sensitive.
b. If your configuration will contain multiple ServeRAID controller pairs, each
controller name must be unique.
10. Click OK .
11. Shut down the server.
Connecting the active controller to the enclosure
Complete the following steps to connect the active controller to the enclosure:
1. Connect the enclosure to the active ServeRAID controller.
Notes:
a. Both the active and passive controller must be connected to the same
enclosure.
Figure 21. “Configure controller 1 for clustering” window
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IBM ServeRAID: User’s Reference, Version 5.10