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Note: The Node B system defaults to the first system in the tree other than the
Node A system. If there are no remote systems in the tree, click
Cancel
to return to the tree and add a remote system. You can also type the
Node B name.
4. Click Start . The ServeRAID Manager program scans both systems to verify the
ServeRAID cluster configuration. The progress indicator reports the progress of
the validation.
5. If you want to stop the validation before it is completed, click Cancel .
Otherwise, if the ServeRAID Manager program finds problems with the
ServeRAID cluster configuration, it reports the problems in the
Problems found
message field. If there are no problems with the ServeRAID cluster
configuration, the message field reports only the cluster pairings found.
6. To view the problem report events in an easy-to-read window, double-click an
event in the Problems found message field.
7. To save the contents of the Problems found message field, click Save . A “Save
as” window opens. Specify the file name for the message field log and click OK .
8. Click Done to exit the “ServeRAID cluster validation” window. If the ServeRAID
cluster configuration has problems, fix the problems; then, use Validate cluster
again.
Viewing merge-group numbers and other cluster information
Complete the following steps to view the merge-group numbers and other cluster
information:
1. In the ServeRAID Manager tree, click the controller you are using for the cluster.
2. Click ( Configure for clustering ) on the toolbar. A window similar to the
following opens.
Note: In this case, you can view this information only. You cannot change the
information.
Figure 44. “Configure controller for clustering” window
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IBM ServeRAID: User’s Reference, Version 5.10