EMC 69001166 Portable Media Storage User Manual


 
PowerPath Checklist — Existing AIX Server and New Storage System
1-25
AIX Installation Checklists
12 Storage System
Set up security
Use Navisphere Manager to define a global administrator and domain (if
not already defined) and any additional users.
Navisphere security
administrator’s guide
and Navisphere
Manager online help
13 Storage System
Set properties for
PowerPath
Use the following Navisphere CLI commands to set the storage system’s,
and array commpath properties:
navicli -h
hostname
systemtype -config 3
navicli -h
hostname
failovermode 1
navicli -h
hostname
arraycommpath 1
where
hostname
is the IP address or network name of an SP in the
storage system.
Note: Setting the array commpath property to 1 (enabled) creates LUNZ
devices.
Navisphere CLI
reference
14 Server
Cable additional
or replacement
HBAs to switches
or storage
system
Cable any additional or replacement HBA ports to the switch connected to
the storage system or to SP ports.
Storage-system setup
guide.
Execute the following AIX command:
cfgmgr
AIX documentation
Checkpoint - For a SAN, verify the HBA connections to the switch by
checking the LED(s) for the switch port connected to each additional HBA
port.
For a 1-Gbit switch - LED is green, which indicates that the HBA port is
logged in to the switch port.
For a 2-Gbit switch - One of the following:
The left LED is green and the right LED is off, which indicates that a
1-Gbit SP port is logged in to the switch port.
For a DS-xxB2 switch, both LEDs are green, which indicates that a
2-Gbit HBA port is logged in to the switch port.
For a DS-xxM2 switch, the left LED is blue and the right LED is off,
which indicates that a 2-Gbit HBA port is logged in to the switch port.
Switch documentation
15 Switches
Zone
For a SAN
Zone the switches to provide a path from each new HBA port (host
initiator) to the appropriate SPs.
Switch management
documentation
Checkpoint - Use switch management software to verify the switch
connections to the storage system.
Task
With Access Logix Reference Document