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February 8th, 2007 12:00
Unable to access http:///setup
Hi all,
After spending a few frustrating hours trying to learn how PowerLink works (or more aptly doesn¿t seem to work) I¿ve given up hope and decided to trouble you fine folks.
I am dealing with a Dell-branded Clariion CX400. This is a new to me device, but been around (and unused) for ages. So I am essentially discovering the device and attempted to bring it to life.
Here is the most noteworthy problem I believe. I cannot launch the /setup URL no matter how I approach it. Other aspects of the system (both processors) seem fine in many regards, but the /setup will not display, error message in FireFox is ¿Connection reset¿ and Internet Explorer gives the typical DNS error (despite the fact that the device answers on port 80).
Below you¿ll find a complete list of the troubleshooting steps I¿ve taken. Your assistance, questions and general input are greatly appreciated!
Sean Galyen
Troubleshooting and results:
Connectivity testing:
SP-A via null modem/serial:
Navisphere loads successfully.
http://192.168.1.1/debug loads successfully.
http://192.168.1.1/setup FAILS to load (Connection reset)
SP-B via null modem/serial:
Navisphere loads successfully.
http://192.168.1.1/debug loads successfully.
http://192.168.1.1/setup FAILS to load (Connection reset)
SP-A via TCP/IP and the SP¿s NIC:
Navisphere loads successfully.
http://x.x.x.x/debug loads successfully.
http://x.x.x.x/setup FAILS to load, but does prompt for username/password first! (Connection reset)
SP-B via TCP/IP and the SP¿s NIC:
Navisphere loads successfully.
http://y.y.y.y/debug loads successfully.
http://y.y.y.y/setup FAILS to load, but does prompt for username/password first! (Connection reset)
Launching Navisphere 6.4.1 and authenticating (doesn¿t matter if using serial or IP on either SP):
Tab: Storage
(D) Storage Systems
--| (D) [Unknown] (Note: If I choose Update Now from the right click I get ¿Unable to contact Storage system)
----| Hosts (empty, nothing here)
----| Physical (empty, nothing here)
----| Unowned LUNs (empty, nothing here)
Tab: Hosts:
Hosts (empty, nothing here)
Tab: Monitors
Monitors
--| x.x.x.x (this is SP-A)
--| y.y.y.y (this is SP-B)
Checking Domain Status in Navisphere (I¿m only posting some info for reference that it ¿thinks¿ it is working):
Domain status:
x.x.x.x Connection State: Normal Server version: 6.4.0.5.2
Checking the Tools menu -> Faults in Navisphere reports: ¿The arrays are operating normally¿
New application! Navisphere Service Taskbar v6.24:
* Can authenticate using this tool, asks for username and password.
Attempting the Hardware Maintenance section¿s Verify Storage System it fails at Initializing.
New application! Navisphere Storage System Initialization
Attempting a discovery (yes I made sure I was on the same subnet, I even tried a crossover cable and by serial) generates the error ¿No storage systems discovered¿
After spending a few frustrating hours trying to learn how PowerLink works (or more aptly doesn¿t seem to work) I¿ve given up hope and decided to trouble you fine folks.
I am dealing with a Dell-branded Clariion CX400. This is a new to me device, but been around (and unused) for ages. So I am essentially discovering the device and attempted to bring it to life.
Here is the most noteworthy problem I believe. I cannot launch the /setup URL no matter how I approach it. Other aspects of the system (both processors) seem fine in many regards, but the /setup will not display, error message in FireFox is ¿Connection reset¿ and Internet Explorer gives the typical DNS error (despite the fact that the device answers on port 80).
Below you¿ll find a complete list of the troubleshooting steps I¿ve taken. Your assistance, questions and general input are greatly appreciated!
Sean Galyen
Troubleshooting and results:
Connectivity testing:
SP-A via null modem/serial:
Navisphere loads successfully.
http://192.168.1.1/debug loads successfully.
http://192.168.1.1/setup FAILS to load (Connection reset)
SP-B via null modem/serial:
Navisphere loads successfully.
http://192.168.1.1/debug loads successfully.
http://192.168.1.1/setup FAILS to load (Connection reset)
SP-A via TCP/IP and the SP¿s NIC:
Navisphere loads successfully.
http://x.x.x.x/debug loads successfully.
http://x.x.x.x/setup FAILS to load, but does prompt for username/password first! (Connection reset)
SP-B via TCP/IP and the SP¿s NIC:
Navisphere loads successfully.
http://y.y.y.y/debug loads successfully.
http://y.y.y.y/setup FAILS to load, but does prompt for username/password first! (Connection reset)
Launching Navisphere 6.4.1 and authenticating (doesn¿t matter if using serial or IP on either SP):
Tab: Storage
(D) Storage Systems
--| (D) [Unknown] (Note: If I choose Update Now from the right click I get ¿Unable to contact Storage system)
----| Hosts (empty, nothing here)
----| Physical (empty, nothing here)
----| Unowned LUNs (empty, nothing here)
Tab: Hosts:
Hosts (empty, nothing here)
Tab: Monitors
Monitors
--| x.x.x.x (this is SP-A)
--| y.y.y.y (this is SP-B)
Checking Domain Status in Navisphere (I¿m only posting some info for reference that it ¿thinks¿ it is working):
Domain status:
x.x.x.x Connection State: Normal Server version: 6.4.0.5.2
Checking the Tools menu -> Faults in Navisphere reports: ¿The arrays are operating normally¿
New application! Navisphere Service Taskbar v6.24:
* Can authenticate using this tool, asks for username and password.
Attempting the Hardware Maintenance section¿s Verify Storage System it fails at Initializing.
New application! Navisphere Storage System Initialization
Attempting a discovery (yes I made sure I was on the same subnet, I even tried a crossover cable and by serial) generates the error ¿No storage systems discovered¿
No Events found!


SeanGalyen
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February 14th, 2007 13:00
kelleg
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February 14th, 2007 13:00
"Reset CIMOM state and restart CIMOM"
click this to restart CIMOM - this is the process that drives the GUI.
glenk
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February 16th, 2007 14:00
glenk
Kiran3
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February 19th, 2007 04:00
SeanGalyen
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February 19th, 2007 08:00
I have tried with the SATA enclosure disconnected, doesn't seem to make a difference.
Kiran3
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February 19th, 2007 08:00
have you defined hot spares on the array, possibly on ATA enclosures?
(you can define ata hot spares though)
SeanGalyen
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February 19th, 2007 08:00
Kiran3
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February 19th, 2007 08:00
SeanGalyen
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February 19th, 2007 08:00
So I know the SPs are in working order (at least from a boot perspective). But they can't seem to talk to the array in any meaningful fashion.
SeanGalyen
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February 19th, 2007 08:00
Kiran3
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February 19th, 2007 08:00
SeanGalyen
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February 19th, 2007 08:00
After working with Dell EMC for a bit (still not resolved though) I am relatively certain we have the enclosure back to factory default, but no joy.
Interestingly, checking via emcremote it shows that the atapi and Hpt366 drivers are failing to load. Given that I have a SATA enclosure I'm wondering if that is why I can't see the array?
Here are my latest notes/discoveries:
Event log - Application
Source: Navisphere Agent
Type: Error
Category: (1234)
Description:
Command: Get Array; Exception: Could not get fru of disk's hot spare;
File: D:\views\hackswa_2003q1_x1_al_fr.stg\catmerge\mgmt\FlareCom\FlareData.cpp; Line: 00002548
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Event log - System
Source: Service Control Manager
Type: Error
Category: none
Description:
The following boot-start or system-start drivers failed to load:
atapi
Hpt366
Both of these drivers are for ATA hard drives, perhaps that is why we cannot see the storage array - no ATA support when needed?
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Guess: I think the applog error is why /setup can¿t run ¿ any time it attempts to gather info it blows chunks.
Guess: Notice that the ATA drivers aren¿t loading? Since I have a ATA enclosure perhaps this is why we can¿t see it?
Question: Are there any documents there that talk about steps needed to configure the WinNT so it can see ATA enclosures after imaging perhaps?
Lastly, I fiddled around with navicli.
navicli -h 128.196.59.33 getall
Agent Rev: 6.4.0 (5.2)
Name: K10
Desc:
Node: A-APM00032300772
...and doesn't return anything else, like it should!
A bunch of other command attempts return this error:
Cannot access device
Guess: Sounds like my SPs are imaging and booting fine, but they can¿t see the ATA enclosure?
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Input welcome!
Kiran3
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February 19th, 2007 08:00
Kiran3
410 Posts
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February 19th, 2007 08:00
and then boot with just first 5 disks in place....array should respond to it normally..
before that, can you connect to any sp via hyperterminal and null modem cable and reboot that sp? that would give you some important information...if any hardware is prohibiting the array, that would generally come up here
Kiran3
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February 19th, 2007 08:00
will you be able to disconnect the enclosure and boot the array just with minimum required DAE?