HP StorageWorks Modular Smart Array 1000 Configuring the HP StorageWorks Modul - Page 4

Configuring the Server BIOS:, Launch Array Configuration Utility

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Configuring the MSA1000 for External Boot 4 The blade server will now boot to the MSA Support Software CD. • Choose the language and keyboard setting you desire and click Continue. • You will be presented with an End User License Agreement, click Agree to continue. • Click on the Launch Array Configuration Utility image to begin an ACU session. • Select the desired MSA1500 CS Controller on the left and create an appropriate logical disk. • After the disk is created select Selective Storage Presentation, click enable and OK. • Change the Connection Name field of the appropriate connection from Unknown to your desired naming scheme. i.e.: hostname o Note: The HBA must be connected and initialized for the Connection to be listed. • Set the Host Mode field to Linux via the drop-down menu. • Assign the appropriate Logical Drive to the host by clicking the check box. o Note: Only a single lun is required for installation. Additional LUNs can be added later if required. • Click OK to submit the changes. • You may be prompted with a warning, read and click OK to continue. • To apply all changes click Save in the Controller State section of ACU. • You may be prompted with an informational pop-up, read and click OK to continue. • Click Exit ACU at the bottom left of the page. • Click Exit at the top right of the page and OK to exit the Software CD. The CD will eject itself and the server will reboot. o Note: For Blade servers you must disconnect the Virtual CD from the Virtual Media page of the iLO web interface. Configuring the Server BIOS: • When prompted during boot press F9 to enter the ROM-Based Setup Utility. • Enter the Boot Controller Order section and set the fibre adapter to Ctlr: 1. • Exit RBSU being sure to press F10 to commit the changes. Note: If desired, you may disable the embedded Smart Array Controller by performing the following after entering the RBSU. o Enter the PCI Devices section o Select the Smart Array Controller o Select Disable then exit RBSU

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Configuring the MSA1000 for External Boot
4
The blade server will now boot to the MSA Support Software CD.
Choose the language and keyboard setting you desire and click
Continue
.
You will be presented with an End User License Agreement, click
Agree
to continue.
Click on the
Launch Array Configuration Utility
image to begin an ACU session.
Select the desired
MSA1500 CS Controller
on the left and create an appropriate logical
disk.
After the disk is created select
Selective Storage Presentation
, click
enable
and
OK
.
Change the
Connection Name
field of the appropriate connection from Unknown to your
desired naming scheme. i.e.: hostname
o
Note: The HBA must be connected and initialized for the Connection to be listed.
Set the
Host Mode
field to
Linux
via the drop-down menu.
Assign the appropriate
Logical Drive
to the host by clicking the check box.
o
Note: Only a single lun is required for installation. Additional LUNs can be
added later if required.
Click
OK
to submit the changes.
You may be prompted with a warning, read and click
OK
to continue.
To apply all changes click
Save
in the
Controller State
section of ACU.
You may be prompted with an informational pop-up, read and click
OK
to continue.
Click
Exit ACU
at the bottom left of the page.
Click
Exit
at the top right of the page and
OK
to exit the Software CD. The CD will eject
itself and the server will reboot.
o
Note: For Blade servers you must disconnect the Virtual CD from the Virtual
Media page of the iLO web interface.
Configuring the Server BIOS:
When prompted during boot press
F9
to enter the ROM-Based Setup Utility.
Enter the
Boot Controller Order
section and set the fibre adapter to
Ctlr: 1
.
Exit RBSU being sure to press
F10
to commit the changes.
Note: If desired, you may disable the embedded Smart Array Controller by performing the
following after entering the RBSU.
o
Enter the
PCI Devices
section
o
Select the Smart Array Controller
o
Select
Disable
then exit RBSU