HP Booting Linux X86 And X86 64 Systems Manual
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Figure 16 5. From the Configure Adapter’s Parameters screen (Figure 16 ) select option 4, Topology Selection, (Advanced Option). 6. From the Topology Selection menu, select option 4, Fabric Po int to Point. Press Esc twice. 7. From the HBA configuration menu (), select option 1, Configure Boot Devices. 8. In the Saved Boot Devices list, select 1 as the primary boot path. Figure 17 9. At the Select Two-Digit Number of the Desired Boot Device prompt, enter the index of the...
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Figure 18 10. Enter the LUN ID of the starting LUN at the pr ompt. The devices are scanned starting from the entered LUN ID. Figure 19 11. At the prompt, enter the index of the Boot device from the list.
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Figure 20 12. Select option 1, Boot this device via WWPN . Figure 21 13. From the Saved device list menu (Figure17 ), configure the alternate paths for boot devices by selecting the unused entries and repeating steps 9 to 12. 14. From Emulex Adapters menu (Figure 14 ), configure the other HBAs by repeating steps 2 to 13. 15. Exit from the BIOS menu and reboot the server. Note: Refer to the “HP StorageWorks Booting Itanium Linux systems from a storage area network...
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HP Smart Array P700m Controller ORCA Configuration To configure the boot device for high availability on HP ProLiant servers, complete the following steps: 1. While the server is booting, press F8 when the HP Smart Array P700m controller is discovered, to go to Option Rom Configuration for Arrays (ORCA). 2. At the Main Menu of the ORCA utility, select Select Boot Volume and press Enter. Figure 22 3. At Boot Volume Enclosure Menu , select External and press Enter. Figure 23...
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Figure 24 5. At Menu Select Boot Volume , select the Lun to be configured as Boot partition. Figure 25 6. Press F8 to save as Boot Volume. Figure 26 7. Press Enter to configure alternate paths to boot device, else go to Step 9. 8. At the External Boot Volume Menu , select the other controller port WWID by repeating steps 4 to 6. 9. Press ESC to exit the ORCA.
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HP SC08Ge SAS HBA configuration To configure the HP SC08Ge SAS HBA as the boot controller, complete the following steps: 1. While the system is booting, press F9 to start the ROM-Based BIOS Setup Utility. 2. Select Boot Controller Order . a. Select the SCSI Mass Storage Controller , configured to provide the boot device and move it to Controller Order 1. b. Incase of multiple HBAs , set to the next higher Controller Order. 3. Press Escape, and then press F10 to save your...
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# 06/15/06 jpd # # Consult the IETF iSP iSCSI for details of these items. # ## # Name of the iSCSI Target. Must match what the target offers. # Hard coded Target IP .. No DNS support # TargetName= iqn.1986-03.abc.as:asddfrt.dsa23243 TargetIP=12.234.45.123 TargetPort=3260 TargetIP2=12.234.45.124 TargetPort2=3260 ## # local name the iSCSI client will present to the Target # and local IP settings. No DNS or DHCP support # InitiatorName=iqn.1234-98.co m.asfd:19.23456ghg12:name...
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Installing the operating systems Root partition on SAN has become popular with blade systems and virtualization technologies. Multipath feature support for operat ing system installation partitions was introduced with the latest operating system distributions. OS vendors have provided the feature for enabling high availability for the installa tion partitions on the SAN. To enable the high availability feature in RHEL and SLES operating system, complete the following steps: Enabling the...
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Figure 28 b. Select Add iSCSI targets and click Add drive. Figure 29 c. Enable network Interface for the currently used NIC.
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Figure 30 d. Enter the target IP address. Figure 31 e. Repeat step a to d to add more iSCSI targets. 4. While creating partitions during the installation process, you will see multipath devices (/dev/mapper/mpath*). Create the installation partitions using multipath devices. Multipathing feature will be enabled for all the operating system partitions created on multipath device during installation.