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VA 7100/7400 Cluster Installation Guide Identifying World-Wide Node Names The simplest method to identify world-wide node names is to use the Brocade switches (refer to the Equipment Required listing in chapter 2). 1. Open a browser, and enter the IP address of the Brocade switch in the disk array system. NOTE There may be two Brocade switches in the disk array system. In that case, enter the IP address of each Brocade switch in the system. 2. Click on the Name Server Table tab of the display as shown below, and observe the world-wide node name (circled) for each node. 3. The Virtual Array Setup and Configuration Process is now complete. Proceed to Create the Cluster Service Domain Account, Service Group, and OU Group Policy of chapter 4. 10/12/01 22

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VA 7100/7400 Cluster Installation Guide
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Identifying World-Wide Node Names
The simplest method to identify world-wide node names is to use the Brocade switches (refer to the
Equipment
Required
listing in chapter 2).
1.
Open a browser, and enter the IP address of the Brocade switch in the disk array system.
NOTE
There may be two Brocade switches in the disk array system.
In that case, enter the IP address of
each Brocade switch in the system.
2. Click on the
Name Server Table
tab of the display as shown below, and observe the world-wide node name
(circled) for each node.
3.
The Virtual Array Setup and Configuration Process is now complete.
Proceed to Create the Cluster Service
Domain Account, Service Group, and OU Group Policy of chapter 4.