Wcg, everything you posted there is correct except the part about having to reboot the Storage Processors. We need to make sure taht we dont pass on the wrong information as that is not required anymore.
I can speak from experience since i have removed about 10 DAE's in the last 2 months and did not have to reboot the SP's once. TO clear the fault, you need to restart the "management server"...
Also, i think that link you posted is internal to EMC only and is 3 years old. I cant access it with my partner login.
You can follow the steps in the link below. The Document section of this Forum has many great proceedural documents that can help in daily Clariion administration.
I am sure some of the EMC folks will look at this post and my question is how do we get that document that is linked above corrected? Steps 5 & 6 dont need to be in it and i think they confuse people. Step 7 can probally also be removed.
Maybe someone can remove those steps and also add my comments to clear the fault to it and make is complete...
Wcg, everything you posted there is correct except the part about having to reboot the Storage Processors. We need to make sure taht we dont pass on the wrong information as that is not required anymore.
I can speak from experience since i have removed about 10 DAE's in the last 2 months and did not have to reboot the SP's once. TO clear the fault, you need to restart the "management server"...
Also, i think that link you posted is internal to EMC only and is 3 years old. I cant access it with my partner login.
Thank you for this clarification - it's a pretty huge difference (restarting mgmt server vs restarting both SP's).
kenn2347
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December 29th, 2010 13:00
Wcg, everything you posted there is correct except the part about having to reboot the Storage Processors. We need to make sure taht we dont pass on the wrong information as that is not required anymore.
I can speak from experience since i have removed about 10 DAE's in the last 2 months and did not have to reboot the SP's once. TO clear the fault, you need to restart the "management server"...
Also, i think that link you posted is internal to EMC only and is 3 years old. I cant access it with my partner login.
kenn2347
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December 28th, 2010 06:00
You can follow the steps in the link below. The Document section of this Forum has many great proceedural documents that can help in daily Clariion administration.
https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-8375
Make sure you follow the steps in the comments at the bottom to clear the fault after removal
driskollt1
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December 28th, 2010 08:00
On the link Kenn posted, be sure to read his comment below on the link - no SP reboot is necessary.
kenn2347
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December 28th, 2010 08:00
I am sure some of the EMC folks will look at this post and my question is how do we get that document that is linked above corrected? Steps 5 & 6 dont need to be in it and i think they confuse people. Step 7 can probally also be removed.
Maybe someone can remove those steps and also add my comments to clear the fault to it and make is complete...
JeremyBradshaw
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March 24th, 2014 10:00
Thank you for this clarification - it's a pretty huge difference (restarting mgmt server vs restarting both SP's).