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October 19th, 2012 05:00
How to export a CCC (Celerra Configuration Capture) for NSD-U
How would one get the CCC (Celerra Configuration Capture) for the NSD-U data import?
The NSD-U documentation states:
For Existing Configured Arrays (Field Installed)
- Block uses ArrayConfig
- Block & File uses ArrayConfig File & CCC Files
- File only uses ArrayConfig File & CCC Files
For the ArrayConfig it should be this:
naviseccli -user -password -scope 0 -h arrayconfig -capture -output arrayconfig.xml
But how to get a systems CCC Files?
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umichklewis
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October 19th, 2012 06:00
You can generate the CCC file from command line of the control station on Celerra and VNX. Run the following command as nasadmin (it is not necessary to run it as root):
/nas/tools/collect_config
When the command completes, it will list the path and filename of the CCC XML file. Let us know if that helps!
BerndM_CW
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October 19th, 2012 06:00
Thanks for your help Karl!
umichklewis
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October 19th, 2012 10:00
Any time!
hileman_thinkah
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May 5th, 2014 09:00
I'm trying to get the CCC file from an NS20..... The /nas/tools/collect_config does not exist. What's the equivalent?
umichklewis
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May 5th, 2014 10:00
Can you double-check the location? I've seen it in the same location, even as far back as DART 5.5. The /nas directory is only mounted on the active control station and only when the nas services are running on it. Are you logging in to the standby control station? Here's what happens I try the same from the standby control station (cs1):
[nasadmin@test-ccelerravg2cs1 ~]$ ls -la /nas/tools
ls: /nas/tools: No such file or directory
[nasadmin@test-celerravg2cs1 ~]$ /nas/sbin/getreason
-bash: /nas/sbin/getreason: No such file or directory
[nasadmin@test-celerravg2cs1 ~]$ df /nas
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda3 2030768 1162684 763260 61% / <--- this is because the /nas directory is not mounted
This is what happens when you run the last command on the active control station (cs0):
[nasadmin@test-celerravg2cs0 ~]$ df /nas
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda5 2063504 853876 1104808 44% /nas <--- the /nas directory is actually mounted here
Let us know if that helps!