EMC 69001166 Portable Media Storage User Manual


 
PowerPath Checklist — Existing NetWare Server and Existing Storage System
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NetWare Installation Checklists
15 Server
Remount
volumes
If the server is
not
in a cluster
Remount the volumes on the
storage system.
If the server is
not
in
a cluster
Remount the volumes on the
storage system.
NetWare
documentation
If the server is in a cluster
Load cluster software on the
server with the following
command:
ldncs
If the server is in a cluster
Load cluster software on the server
with the following command:
ldncs
Move cluster resources back to
the server.
Move cluster resources back to the
server.
16 Server
Save PowerPath
configuration
Save the server’s PowerPath
configuration with the following
PowerPath command:
powermt -save
This command creates the
powermt.ctm configuration file.
Save the server’s PowerPath
configuration with the following
PowerPath command:
powermt -save
This command creates the
powermt.ctm configuration file.
PowerPath product
guide
17 Server
Test PowerPath
with a license
key
If you have a PowerPath license key
If your PowerPath license key is not
registered, the load balancing policy is
restricted to basic failover.
Stop all applications accessing
the storage system and disable
user logins to the server.
If you have a PowerPath license key
If your PowerPath license key is not
registered, the load balancing policy is
restricted to basic failover.
Stop all applications accessing the
storage system and disable user
logins to the server.
NetWare
documentation
View the LUNs available to the
server using the following
PowerPath command:
powermt display dev=all
class=clariion
View the LUNs available to the
server using the following
PowerPath command:
powermt display dev=all
class=clariion
PowerPath product
guide
Choose one available LUN to
receive I/O for the test.
Choose one available LUN to
receive I/O for the test.
View the paths to the chosen
LUN using the following
PowerPath command:
powermt display dev=
x
every=2
where
x
is a pseudo device that
represents the chosen LUN.
View the paths to the chosen LUN
using the following PowerPath
command:
powermt display dev=
x
every=2
where
x
is a pseudo device that
represents the chosen LUN.
Start I/O to the LUN.
Start I/O to the LUN.
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