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e. Clear individual filters by clicking X next to an active filter, or clear all filters by clicking X above the list
of filters.
4. Select all compute nodes that shipped with your system from the Compute Nodes list.
You need to select at least two compute nodes to proceed with deployment.
5. Select all storage nodes that shipped with your system from the Storage Nodes list.
You need to select at least two storage nodes to proceed with deployment.
6. Optional: If a storage node selection box is flagged, that storage node exceeds 33% of the total storage
cluster capacity. Do of the following:
◦ Clear the selection box for the flagged storage node.
◦ Select additional storage nodes to more equally distribute the storage cluster capacity between nodes.
7. Click Continue .
Find more information
• NetApp Element Plug-in for vCenter Server
• NetApp HCI Resources page
• SolidFire and Element Software Documentation Center
Configure network settings
NetApp HCI provides a network settings page with an easy form to simplify network
configuration. When you complete the easy form, NetApp HCI automatically populates
much of the rest of the information on the network settings page. You can then enter final
network settings and verify that the network configuration is correct before proceeding.
You do not need to complete the form in its entirety.
What you’ll need
• You have obtained the following information:
◦ The planned naming prefix for the hosts and storage cluster
◦ All planned subnet mask, starting IP address, default gateway, and VLAN IDs for the management,
iSCSI, and vMotion networks
◦ The IP address, default gateway, VLAN IDs, and subnet mask information for any planned VMware
vCenter deployment
◦ The Network Time Protocol (NTP) server address for NetApp HCI
◦ The DNS server IP address information for NetApp HCI
• If you are deploying a vSphere Distributed Switch, you have a vSphere Enterprise Plus license ready to
apply after deployment is complete.
• If you assigned VLAN IDs to node ports during terminal user interface (TUI) configuration, you have
configured those ports with the same VLAN ID during network configuration. You do not need to configure
tagged host ports as access ports or native VLANs on the connected switch ports.
• You have verified that your network switch configuration is correct. Incorrect switch configurations (such as
incorrect VLANs or MTU size) will cause deployment errors.