Compaq ProLiant 6500 Compaq Parallel Database Cluster Model PDC/05000 for Orac - Page 206

Before you change the Secure Path Agent, passwords

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Troubleshooting 7-19 G You can distribute eight LUNs across all four array controller ports. For example, assign LUNs 0 and 1 to array controller A port 1, LUNS 2 and 3 to array controller A port 2, LUNS 4 and 5 to array controller B port 1, and LUNs 6 and 7 to array controller B port 2. In this configuration, a single controller port can access all eight LUNs in the event of a path failure on the other three ports. I If you do install the optional Large LUN utility on your cluster, then you must follow these guidelines: G Do not assign unit offsets to any connections. G Use unit identifiers D0 through D63 for port 1 array controllers and D100 through D163 for port 2 array controllers. G Distribute the LUNs evenly across all four array controller ports. I There is no support for Windows 2000 dynamic disks. I Windows NT fault-tolerant driver (for the host-based RAIDsets) cannot not be used in conjunction with Secure Path. I The same Secure Path Manager password must be used for all of the hosts in a profile. I Before you change the Secure Path Agent's list of authorized clients or passwords, you must first manually stop the Secure Path Agent. Be sure to restart the Secure Path Agent after the changes have been completed. I Before you modify device volume labels with the Disk Management, you must first manually stop the Secure Path Agent. After the modifications are competed, restart the Secure Path Agent to view the changes. I Before you replace an HSG80 Array Controller, you must first shut down the affected node or nodes. After the replacement array controller has been installed, you reboot the affected node or nodes and make sure that the Secure Path Agent is started.

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Troubleshooting
7-19
G
You can distribute eight LUNs across all four array controller ports.
For example, assign LUNs 0 and 1 to array controller A port 1,
LUNS 2 and 3 to array controller A port 2, LUNS 4 and 5 to array
controller B port 1, and LUNs 6 and 7 to array controller B port 2. In
this configuration, a single controller port can access all eight LUNs
in the event of a path failure on the other three ports.
If you do install the optional Large LUN utility on your cluster, then you
must follow these guidelines:
G
Do not assign unit offsets to any connections.
G
Use unit identifiers D0 through D63 for port 1 array controllers and
D100 through D163 for port 2 array controllers.
G
Distribute the LUNs evenly across all four array controller ports.
There is no support for Windows 2000 dynamic disks.
Windows NT fault-tolerant driver (for the host-based RAIDsets) cannot
not be used in conjunction with Secure Path.
The same Secure Path Manager password must be used for all of the
hosts in a profile.
Before you change the Secure Path Agent
s list of authorized clients or
passwords, you must first manually stop the Secure Path Agent. Be sure
to restart the Secure Path Agent after the changes have been completed.
Before you modify device volume labels with the Disk Management,
you must first manually stop the Secure Path Agent. After the
modifications are competed, restart the Secure Path Agent to view the
changes.
Before you replace an HSG80 Array Controller, you must first shut
down the affected node or nodes. After the replacement array controller
has been installed, you reboot the affected node or nodes and make sure
that the Secure Path Agent is started.