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Adding new storage to a Celerra
Hello,
I'm new to NAS so this might be a really simple question, we have a NS702G connected to a clarrion, there is the need for new storage to be allocated to the NS702G, but not I'm not sure how that works.
I know I have to create a 4+1 RAID group and add the LUNs to the designated Storage Group for NAS once I do this what needs to be done on the celerra?
I'm new to NAS so this might be a really simple question, we have a NS702G connected to a clarrion, there is the need for new storage to be allocated to the NS702G, but not I'm not sure how that works.
I know I have to create a 4+1 RAID group and add the LUNs to the designated Storage Group for NAS once I do this what needs to be done on the celerra?
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nandas
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May 7th, 2008 09:00
Then add the LUNs to the Storage group for NAS - please remember to set the Host ID (HLU) while adding the LUNs to the storage group - this will be the right most field on the "Select LUN" property page. The Host ID must be > 16 - you may chose the next available host ID which is greater than 16.
On the NAS end - Using Celerra Manager, make the new user LUNs available to the Celerra system.
On the Celerra Manger Go to Storage Systems page, click
Rescan.
Alternatively on the NAS end, you may do the same by running the server_devconfig command. Run these commands in sequence as "nasadmin" on all Data Movers, including Standby Data mover -
server_devconfig server_x -list -scsi -disk
server_devconfig server_x -probe -scsi -disk
server_devconfig server_x -create -scsi -disk
server_devconfig server_x -list -scsi -disk
The second List command will now identify the new disks which relates to the new LUNs on the backend CLARiiON.
Also you can run nas_disk -list command before and after running the server_devconfig command which will show you the list of disk device on NAS before and after the new LUNs were added.
Ensure you run the server_devconfig commands for standby data mover as well.
The added space will be available to the respective storage pool - i.e. for 4+1 RAID 5 LUNs - the space will be added to clar_r5_performance storage pool and so on.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Sandip
Rainer_EMC
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May 7th, 2008 14:00
see http://corpusweb130.corp.emc.com/ns/common/post_install/Config_storage_gatway.htm
or here http://corpusweb130.corp.emc.com/ns/common/post_install/Config_storage_FC.htm with pictures (looks probably a bit different if you are running an older Flare without NST but its still the same)
ecorona1
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May 7th, 2008 14:00
Thank you guys for this information its really clear now and it was really helpfull.