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storEDGE A5000 disk Array
Do you know how do I make my solaris 8 detect the storEDGE A5000?.
I have problem making it recognise, without that I cannot install VxVM. Any ideas? |
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install and patch your solaris with latest patch cluster (download at: sunsolve.sun.com). after that install the SAN foundation suite...
read here for why and how to get it: Updating Fibre Channel Drivers to Use Sun StorEdge SAN Foundation Software directlink for download: https://cds.sun.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP...-F@CDS-CDS_SMI but better read at the first link on how to do it! good luck... |
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once you link your fibre cable between server and storage gbic, run the following command luxadm probe - it should show you what is the A5K enclosure name I think. luxadm display <enclosure> - will display the disk WWN and status of the disks. there is a lot of other luxadm commands that you can use like commands to online offline disks, flashing leds. Do a man luxadm to find out more. On the A5k there is a small touch screen where you can configure single or split loop. Usually unless it's a cluster, single loop is sufficient for a one host connected to A5K. Also If I remember correctly there is a small keyboard or number keypad on the touch screen where you can set the enclosure name here. You need to add entries into your sd.conf file under /kernel/drv. backup the file first before doing any modifying. Once you modified the file, in / do a touch reconfigure or reboot -- -rv When server comes up you should be able to see the disk(when you do format), can't remember if is necessary to do any drvconfig or not. There is a very old FCO I can't remember exactly but it says the A5K has to have a minumum of 3-4 disk, if I remember correctly slot 1,3,5<cant remember last one> needs to be filled with harddisk otherwise there will be some strange problem. I recall that there is also another old FCO or FIN, a particularly brand of gbics frequently give online/offline loop problems the solution I think is to change to use IBM manufactured gbics. thats all I have, good luck. Last edited by sparcguy; 04-21-2008 at 08:21 PM. |
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Also, if my memory serves, on earlier OS like 2.6(not sure for sol8) you do not need to get a volume manager license if you have an A5k. When you install vm during vx-install it should detect your A5K and give you a license automatically. But license only allows for simple mirroring and concats.
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