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精品文档Procedure created on: 6/20/08 21:17 INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PROCEDURE:This version of the CLARiiON Procedure Generator is intended to aid in the completion of array and host activities that can be completed without the involvement of Remote Technical Support. Host implementation cost is not covered under Warranty or Maintenance. All of the generated procedures assume that the latest versions of FLARE, Navisphere, and replication software (as applicable) are installed on the array(s). If you have any concerns, questions, or need assistance with an implementation, regarding your environment or this procedure, contact your local sales representative.Before beginning this procedure, verify that your configuration is valid by accessing the E-Lab Interoperability Navigator from PowerLink. SITE AND CONFIGURATION INFORMATION:Installation/Upgrade Information:Installation/Upgrade Date/Time:(EST)Array Information:Serial Number of Array(s):Software in configurationRevisionFLARE ReleaseNavisphere AgentNavisphere ManagerPowerPathVxVM DMPSnapViewMirrorView/AMirrorView/SSAN Copy/SAN Copy/EAdmsnapAdmhostReplication Manager (RM)REPORTING PROBLEMS:If you find any errors in this procedure or have comments regarding the generator, please send email to CustomerClariionPG. Be sure to reference any modules by the correct filename (located to the right of the module title).CONFIGURATION DESCRIPTION: Activity: Change CX3-Series/CX-Series SP IP Addresses Product: CX-Series * * The CLARiiON Procedure Generator uses the following terms to reference product lines: CX3-Series refers to CX3-80, CX3-40-Series, CX3-20-Series, and CX3-10-Series. CX-Series refers to CX700, CX600, CX500-Series, CX400, CX300-Series, and CX200-Series. WARNINGS:q Copyright 2008 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.Published 六月 20, 2008EMC believes the information in this publication is accurate as of its publication date. The information is subject to change without notice.THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION IS PROVIDED AS IS. EMC CORPORATION MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND WITH RESPECT TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION, AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.Use, copying, and distribution of any EMC software described in this publication requires an applicable software license.For the most up-to-date listing of EMC product names, see EMC Corporation Trademarks on EMC.com.All other trademarks used herein are the property of their respective owners. TABLE OF CONTENTS:To link immediately to a specific page within this procedure, position the cursor over the page number on the right and click. Denotes a checkpointFor your own records: Collect environment configuration information instr091_R0042Change SP IP addresses on a CX-Series/CX3-Series storage system cnipa011_R0013For your own records: Collect environment configuration information instr091_R0046 For your own records: Collect environment configuration information instr091_R0041.For your own records, collect and archive the environment configuration information as described below.It is recommended that you should have the generated report handy for reference upon request. The contained information is useful for audits, hardware/software configuration reference, and troubleshooting.NOTE: It is recommended to have the latest version of Navisphere CLI installed. Otherwise, new CLI commands may be inaccessible. P Done2.Collect the CLARiiON information:a. If necessary, create a new directory folder that will be used to hold the generatedconfiguration reports.b. At a DOS command prompt, go to the directory containing the navicli files by entering: cd Program FilesEMCNavisphere CLIc. At the prompt, run a getall command as follows:NOTE: Alternatively, if supported by the installed Navisphere version, a spcollect command can be run to collect the information. navicli -h sp_IP_address getall folder_path_and_filename.txt For example: navicli -h 33 getall c:configuration reports1234.txt NOTE: Refer to EMC Knowledgebase article emc97547 for information on running the getall command on legacy storage systems. Either command will generate a current configuration report of the CLARiiON and all attached hosts and send the report with the specified file name to the directory.d. Repeat the CLI command for each SP in the configuration.3.Collect the switch information (if applicable):Collect the information for the switches in the configuration. Use the applicable capture commands or GUI features depending on the switch type.The switch configuration should be saved to a file and stored in a safe place.7Table of Contents Change SP IP addresses on a CX-Series/CX3-Series storage system cnipa011_R0011.This procedure describes how to change the IP addresses of the SPs on a CX-Series or CX3-Series storage system after the IP addresses have been set at installation time.If this procedure fails, contact EMC Customer Support for assistance.P Done2.If the storage system to be reconfigured is in a domain by itself, please skip to the next step.If the storage system to be reconfigured is part of a domain that contains other storage systems, remove the storage system to be reconfigured from its domain as follows:a. Use Navisphere Manager to connect to one of the other arrays in the domain.b. From the Navisphere Manager main menu, select File Set Up Domain Configure Domain. The Configure Domain dialog box appears.c. In the Selected Systems field, highlight the storage system whose SP IP addresses you want to change, and click the arrow to send it to the Available Systems field.d. Click Apply, and then click OK.e. Exit Navisphere Manager.3.Reset the security and domain information for SP A as follows:a. Open a web browser and go to the setup page for SP A:http:/setupb. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and click Destroy Security and Domain Information.c. A warning screen will appear. Select Yes and click Submit to reset the security and domain information for SP A.d. Wait for the management server to stop and then restart.e. Go back to the setup page for SP A:http:/setupf. Scroll down and click Restart Management Server.g. A warning screen will appear. Select Yes and click Submit to restart the management server.4.Repeat the previous step to reset the security and domain information for SP B.After the management server has been restarted on SP B, the arrays security and domain information will be in an un-initialized state, similar to the way it is shipped from the factory.5.CAUTION: The following three steps will cause the SPs to reboot one at a time. Verify that any connected hosts have working failover or data unavailability could result from performing the following procedures.Change the IP address on SP A:a. Open a web browser and go to the setup page for SP A:http:/setup/b. In the IP address field change the current IP address to the new IP address.c. Click Apply Settings.The SP will reboot (may take up to five minutes).d. Go back to the setup page for SP A using the new IP address:http:/setup/6.Change the IP address of SP B:a. Open a web browser and go to the setup page for SP B:http:/setup/b. In the IP address field change the current IP address to the new IP address.c. In the Peer IP Address field change the IP address to the new SP A IP address.d. Click Apply Settings.The SP will reboot (may take up to five minutes).e. Go back to the setup page for SP B using the new IP address:http:/setup/f. Scroll down and click Restart Management Server.g. A warning screen will appear. Select Yes and click Submit to restart the management server.Update SP A with the new Peer IP address:h. Open a web browser and go to the setup page for SP A:http:/setup/i. Scroll down and click Restart Management Server.j. A warning screen will appear. Select Yes and click Submit to restart the management server.7.Perform the applicable procedure depending on the configuration:If you removed the array from a domain that contains other arrays, restore the arrays security and domain settings by adding the array back into its domain:a. Use Navisphere Manager to connect to one of the arrays that are still in the domain.b. From the Navisphere Manager main menu, select File Set Up Domain Configure Domain. The Configure Domain dialog box appears.c. In the Available Systems field, highlight the array whose SP IP addresses you want to change, and click the arrow to send it to the Selected Systems field.d. Click Apply, and then click OK.e. Exit Navisphere Manager.The array will use the security and domain settings defined for the domain.If the array was originally in a domain by itself, restore the arrays security and domain settings by using Navisphere Manager to reinitialize the array security and set up the array as the master of a single-array domain:a. Use Navisphere Manager to connect to SP A on the array.b. The Confirm: Navisphere Security dialog box opens, indicating that global security is not initialized. Select Yes to reinitialize the arrays security settings.c. Enter the global user name and password that was originally in use on the array.d. Log in to the array with the user name and password you just entered.e. From the Navisphere Manager main menu, select File Set Up Domain Select Master. The Select Master dialog box appears.f. Highlight the IP address of SP A and click OK.g. Exit Navisphere Manager.7Table of Contents For your own records: Collect environment configuration information instr091_R0044.For your own records, collect and archive the environment configuration information as described below.It is recommended that you should have the generated report handy for reference upon request. The contained information is useful for audits, hardware/software configuration reference, and troubleshooting.NOTE: It is recommended to have the latest version of Navisphere CLI installed. Otherwise, new CLI commands may be inaccessible. P Done5.Collect the CLARiiON information:b. If necessary, create a new directory folder that will be used to hold the generatedconfiguration reports.b. At a D