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Looking for Doc. / Procedure for Replacing a HBA
Hi:
Server: HP rp3440 / 11.11 / PA - Risc
Array: DMX 3
SAN Switch : Brocade Silworm 48000
So here's the thing. This kind of procedure is being passed down like folklore from one 'left-the-company-admin' to another. And now I have the need to replace a bad HBA on the server and update the SAN environment with the new WWN of the new HBA. Quesiton: Does anybody have an EMC doc for this?
Server: HP rp3440 / 11.11 / PA - Risc
Array: DMX 3
SAN Switch : Brocade Silworm 48000
So here's the thing. This kind of procedure is being passed down like folklore from one 'left-the-company-admin' to another. And now I have the need to replace a bad HBA on the server and update the SAN environment with the new WWN of the new HBA. Quesiton: Does anybody have an EMC doc for this?
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shearermd
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Record WWN of current HBA
Record WWN of NEW HBA
Determine Port that host is connected to on Fabric
Replace HBA
Verify NEW HBA has logged into fabric - "switchshow" from command line or "nodefind $NEWWWN"
The next part can be done from the command line but I would recommend the GUI
Launch the GUI
From the GUI select Zone Admin
If you have aliases you should see them in a drop down, select the alias for the HBA you are replacing, select remove member, then expand out the ports and attached devices, the switch, the slot and then expand out the port to the second level, this will be the port wwn, select this WWN and select add member.
If you do not use aliases go to the Zone tab and repeat the same process as above just for each zone that this host is used in.
Once you have completed all of that you can either create a new zone config and load all the zones into it that you are using or just re-enable the existing zone set. This should be non-disruptive, but if you have a maintenance window, it is not a bad idea to use that.
Once that is enabled you should see the new WWN logged into your DMX on the FA(s) it is zoned to, you can run a "symmask -sid $SYMID list logins -wwn $NEWWWN" to see the ports it has been connected to.
Once you have verified that it has connected run the command dynamox has "symmask -sid 123 replace old_WWN new_WWN" to replace the old WWN
Then rescan on the host.
Hope that helps. Thanks!
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http://www.brocade.com/education_services/docs/BCAF_docs/01_53_1000598_03_FOSAdminGuide_v610.pdf
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