IBM HS22V BLADECENTER - X5670 FOR SPEC CPU2006, Спецификация

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Once SCM is started, follow these steps to add your RSSMs to the interface:
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Sign on with a local Windows ID and password. You are not signing onto the RSSMs yet
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Expand BC-S SAS RAID Module and then Health
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Click All Resources
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Click Add SAS RAID Modules
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Enter the IP address of the SAS switch component of the RSSM in I/O bay 3
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Both the SAS switch and the RAID subsystem in both RSSMs must have
external IP addresses assigned. See section 3.10.1 for instructions
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Enter an ID and password for both the SAS switch and the RAID subsystem of the RSSM
in I/O bay 3
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The defaults for the SAS switch are USERID and PASSW0RD
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The defaults for the RAID subsystem are USERID1 and PASSW0RD
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Optionally, enter a nickname for these RSSMs
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Click OK
In most cases, it is not necessary to create a custom SAS zone configuration. If you do need to
create one, use the steps immediately below (otherwise, skip to the next set of bullets):
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Use the radio button to select the SAS switch in bay 3
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In the drop-down menu above, select Configuration , then SAS Zoning…
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Follow the instructions in chapter 4.4 of the Redpiece Implementing the IBM BladeCenter
S Chassis (REDP-4357), available here:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/redp4357.html?Open
To create the RAID array and LUN configuration, follow these steps:
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On the All Resources screen, select the RAID subsystem
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In the drop-down menu above, select Configuration , then Storage…
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Click the Storage Pools tab. Storage pools are the RAID arrays you can create in the
chassis using the RSSM
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Click Create Storage Pool…
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Select Manually choose drives (advanced) and click Next
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Select the correct SAS drives (preferably in both DSMs) and RAID level for this storage
pool, then click
Next
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Create the correct number of LUNs (volumes) with the correct capacity and add them to
the list of new volumes. Then click
Next
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All blades that contain a CFFv or CIOv SAS expansion card and are allowed to access
the RAID subsystem will be identified in the
Select Hosts area
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If your blade is not identified, click Discover Hosts
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If the blade still does not appear, check the SAS zoning configuration and
whether the SAS adapter on the blade is installed and operational
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Click your blade in the Select Hosts area
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Click on all LUNs that should be attached to that blade in the Select Volumes area
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Click Map Volumes . This action will map the selected LUNs to both ports on the SAS
expansion card. The maximum number of LUNs per blade is 8
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Click Next and then Finish
If VIOS is already running on the blade, use the
cfgdev command on the VIOS command line to
recognize the new LUNs.