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• A domain user account for Cluster service (all nodes must be members of the same domain)
• Each node should have at least two network adapters—one for connection to the public
network and the other for the node-to-node private cluster network. If only one network adapter
is used for both connections, the configuration is unsupported. A separate private network
adapter is required for HCL certification.
Shared disk requirements
NOTE: Do not allow more than one node access the shared storage devices at the same time
until Cluster service is installed on at least one node and that node is online. This can be
accomplished through selective storage presentation, SAN zoning, or having only one node online
at all times.
• All shared disks, including the Quorum disk, must be accessible from all nodes. When testing
connectivity between the nodes and the LUN, only one node should be given access to the
LUN at a time.
• All shared disks must be configured as basic (not dynamic).
• All partitions on the disks must be formatted as NTFS.
Cluster installation
During the installation process, nodes are shut down and rebooted. These steps guarantee that the
data on disks that are attached to the shared storage bus is not lost or corrupted. This can happen
when multiple nodes try to simultaneously write to the same disk that is not yet protected by the
cluster software.
Use Table 4 (page 63) to determine which nodes and storage devices should be presented during
each step.
Table 4 Power sequencing for cluster installation
CommentsStorageAdditional
Nodes
Node 1Step
Verify that all storage devices on the
shared bus are not presented; Power on
all nodes.
Not PresentedOnOnSetting up
networks
Shut down all nodes. Present the shared
storage, then power on the first node.
PresentedOffOnSetting up shared
disks (including
the Qurom disk)
Shut down first node, power on next
node. Repeat this process for all cluster
nodes.
PresentedOnOffVerifying disk
configuration
Shut down all nodes; power on the first
node.
PresentedOffOnConfiguring the
first node
Power on the next node after the first
node is successfully configured. Complete
this process for all cluster nodes.
PresentedOnOnConfiguring
additional nodes
At this point all cluster nodes should be
on.
PresentedOnOnPost-installation
To configure the Cluster service on the storage system, an account must have administrative
permissions on each node.
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- Administrator Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- Features 8
- Hardware components 8
- Drive LED definitions 11
- Systems Insight Display LEDs 11
- Software components 13
- Setup overview 15
- Agreement 15
- Connect to the storage system 16
- Configure the storage system 17
- Complete system configuration 18
- Controller 19
- Using Server Core 20
- Additional access methods 21
- 3 Administration tools 22
- Data Deduplication 23
- Print Management 24
- 4 Storage management overview 25
- Physical storage elements 26
- Fault tolerance 27
- Logical storage elements 28
- Partitions 29
- File system elements 30
- File sharing elements 30
- Using storage elements 30
- Clustered server elements 30
- Network adapter teaming 31
- Management tools 31
- 5 File server management 32
- Scheduling defragmentation 33
- Disk quotas 34
- Adding storage 34
- Expanding storage 35
- Volume shadow copies 36
- Shadow copy planning 37
- Mounted drives 38
- Managing shadow copies 39
- 40 File server management 40
- Set schedules 41
- Disabling shadow copies 42
- Volume shadow copies 43 43
- SMB shadow copies 44
- NFS shadow copies 45
- Recovery of files or folders 45
- Shadow Copy Transport 46
- Folder and share management 47
- 48 File server management 48
- 50 File server management 50
- 52 File server management 52
- Share management 53
- File Server Resource Manager 54
- Quota management 55
- File screening management 55
- Storage reports 55
- 6 Cluster administration 56
- Resources 57
- Cluster groups 57
- Virtual servers 57
- Failover and failback 57
- Cluster concepts 58
- Cluster concepts 59 59
- Cluster planning 60
- Network planning 61
- Protocol planning 61
- Network requirements 62
- Cluster installation 63
- Setting up networks 64
- Creating a cluster 65
- Adding nodes to a cluster 65
- Cluster group overview 66
- Resource planning 67
- NFS cluster-specific issues 67
- 68 Cluster administration 68
- Shadow copies in a cluster 69
- Extend a LUN in a cluster 69
- Print services in a cluster 70
- Failing over and failing back 71
- Restarting one cluster node 71
- Powering down the cluster 72
- Powering up the cluster 72
- HP System Management Homepage 74
- Overall System Health Status 76
- Component Status summary 76
- Enclosure 76
- Certificate of Authenticity 77
- Known issues 77
- Table 5 Known issues 78
- Error codes 79
- HP Support websites 80
- Autonomy LiveVault 81
- 8 Storage system recovery 83
- 84 Storage system recovery 84
- Recovering both servers 85
- Recovering a single server 85
- 86 Storage system recovery 86
- Recovering a single server 87 87
- 9 Support and other resources 88
- Rack stability 89
- Customer self repair 89
- 10 Documentation feedback 90
- Logical Disk 1Server model 91
- • RAID 1 91
- • Physical Drives 1–2 91
- B Regulatory information 92
- Glossary 93
- 94 Glossary 94
- 96 Index 96
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