HP StorageWorks Modular Smart Array 1000 Configuring the HP StorageWorks Modul - Page 6

Install the Operating System:, Install MSA1000/1500 drivers & utilities:

Get HP StorageWorks Modular Smart Array 1000 PDF manuals and user guides View all HP StorageWorks Modular Smart Array 1000 manuals
Add to My Manuals
Save this manual to your list of manuals

Page 6 highlights

Configuring the MSA1000 for External Boot 6 • Press 01 -> Enter to select the entry with the LUN that is presented by the MSA1000 • You are prompted to enter in a two-digit LUN number, enter 00 -> Enter. • You are presented with a list of available LUNs visible to the HBA. • Press 01-> Enter to select the first LUN (logical drive 1) on the MSA1000 • You are prompted to select how to boot the device. • Press 1 -> Enter. • You are returned to the list of saved boot devices. • Press x->y to exit the menu and reboot the server. Install the Operating System: Installation can now begin either using the Rapid Deployment Pack or by using the OS media. For installations using RDP please refer to the Rapid Deployment Pack - Windows Edition 3.10 User Guide for instructions. After installation is complete please continue on to the next section. Install MSA1000/1500 drivers & utilities: This section will provide necessary updates to driver packages, configuration utilities, and system management software/agents related to HP products via the ProLiant Support Pack. • Once the system is up untar the ProLiant Support Pack on the host. • Execute the installation script located within the Support Pack to launch the HP ProLiant Linux Deployment Utility. For example: sh install760.sh • After the utility launches, click on install to begin updating the system. • Upon completion click return to main menu, this will go back to the beginning window and update the listed entries with status. • Click exit to close the utility. It should ask to reboot the host; either agree or continue closing the utility and reboot the host. The host is now setup in a Boot from SAN configuration with a single HBA and single controller MSA storage device. To update this configuration to Active/Active continue on to the next section. Upgrading to Dual Controller (Active/Active):

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
Configuring the MSA1000 for External Boot
6
•
Press 01 -> Enter to select the entry with the LUN that is presented by the MSA1000
•
You are prompted to enter in a two-digit LUN number, enter 00 -> Enter.
•
You are presented with a list of available LUNs visible to the HBA.
•
Press 01-> Enter to select the first LUN (logical drive 1) on the MSA1000
•
You are prompted to select how to boot the device.
•
Press 1 -> Enter.
•
You are returned to the list of saved boot devices.
•
Press x->y to exit the menu and reboot the server.
Install the Operating System:
Installation can now begin either using the Rapid Deployment Pack or by using the OS
media. For installations using RDP please refer to the
Rapid Deployment Pack – Windows
Edition 3.10 User Guide
for instructions. After installation is complete please continue on to the
next section.
Install MSA1000/1500 drivers & utilities:
This section will provide necessary updates to driver packages, configuration utilities,
and system management software/agents related to HP products via the ProLiant Support Pack.
•
Once the system is up untar the ProLiant Support Pack on the host.
•
Execute the installation script located within the Support Pack to launch the HP ProLiant
Linux Deployment Utility. For example: sh install760.sh
•
After the utility launches, click on install to begin updating the system.
•
Upon completion click return to main menu, this will go back to the beginning window
and update the listed entries with status.
•
Click exit to close the utility. It should ask to reboot the host; either agree or continue
closing the utility and reboot the host.
The host is now setup in a Boot from SAN configuration with a single HBA and single
controller MSA storage device. To update this configuration to Active/Active continue on to the
next section.
Upgrading to Dual Controller (Active/Active):