30 Posts

March 19th, 2008 16:00

Hi

Can you also please confirm that you have zoned the HBA to the SP ports of your CX3-20?

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March 20th, 2008 08:00

Definitely appears to be the missing step. Without the zoning your host HBA won't know the CLARiiON exists (and vice-versa)

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March 20th, 2008 12:00

No the proc generator did not mention anything about zoning... Somehow I was able to figure it out and connect... I then created groups, cut luns and attached to the host. BUT NOW I HAVE A DIFFERENT PROBLEM -- WHEN REGISTERING INITIATORS I CHOSE REGISTER NEW AND GAVE IT IP ADDRESS OF MY HOST -- THIS WENT WITH SUCCESS, BUT ASSUMED THAT I DID NOT HAVE AN AGENT PRESENT ON THE HOST. yET, WHEN I SCANNED THE DISKS I WAS ABLE TO CREATE A DRIVE ON THE HOST AND IT SEEMS TO FUNCTION WITHOUT PROBLEM... I AM NOT SURE WHAT DO I HAVE NOW WITHOUT THE AGENT -- I ALSO NEVER USED LCI --- NOT EVEN SURE WHAT IT IS FOR... PLEASE ADVISE WHETHER SUCH CONFIGURATION IS OK...
PS: Even though it does not recognize the agent -- I do know I have installed it...
One more detail: I am running WINDOWS X64.

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March 20th, 2008 12:00

Did the procedure generator mention anything about zoning through your switches ? Or are your hosts direct attached to the Clariion ?

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March 24th, 2008 10:00

With Windows you do not need to manually register the agents. When you install the Navisphere Agent on the host one of the steps towards the end of the install will prompt you to create the agent.config file. You have to create an entry in this file for each Storage Processor the host is connecting to. The User Name is 'System' and the System Name is the IP address or the Storage Processor.

Once you have installed the Navi Agent the Windows hosts will automatically register with the array. Since you manually registered the host you will not have the benefits of automatic registration. You will be fine, but are better off letting the host register with the array through the agent.
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