IBM Storwize V3500, Quick Installation Manual

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Initializing the system with an Apple Macintosh computer
To initialize a new system with an Apple Macintosh computer, use the
initialization tool that was shipped with your order.
Before you begin
v Begin this procedure after you have installed all the drives and other options you
have purchased.
v You need an Apple Macintosh computer to complete the initialization procedure.
The computer must have:
– A USB port
– A supported browser
For best results, the Apple Macintosh computer and the Storwize system must
be connected to the same network.
About this task
This procedure is valid for Apple MacOS X 10.7.
v Use this procedure only when initializing a new control enclosure.
Procedure
To initialize the system, complete the following steps.
1. Gather the information you will use to configure the system.
v You must have the IP network address you will use to manage the system.
– IP address
– Subnet mask
– Gateway
v Other information is optional, but useful for enabling additional
capabilities.
– The IP address of a Network Time Protocol (NTP) server for automated
setting of date and time
– The IP address of a simple mail transfer protocol (SMTP) server for
sending notificatication of alerts
2. Locate the USB flash drive that was shipped with your order in the
documentation package.
3.
Insert the USB flash drive into a USB port on the Apple Macintosh computer.
4. Open a terminal window.
5. Locate the root directory of the USB flash drive. The root directory is usually
located in the
/Volumes/
directory.
6. Type: sh InitTool.sh The initialization tool wizard starts.
7. In the wizard, click Next and select Create a new system.
8. Follow the on-screen instructions given by the initialization tool. You will be
instructed to complete the following actions:
a. Enter the details of the system management address you need to use.
b.
Eject the USB flash drive and remove it from the computer.
c. Connect the USB flash drive to the Storwize system and allow it to
initialize.
Chapter 3. Configuring the system
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