NetApp HCI Manual page 342

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You must use the TUI to configure static network information as well as cluster information. If
you were using out-of-band management, you must configure it on the new node.
You should have a console or keyboard, video, mouse (KVM) to perform these steps, and have the network
and cluster information necessary to configure the node.
Steps
1. Attach a keyboard and monitor to the node.
The TUI appears on the tty1 terminal with the Network Settings tab.
2. Use the on-screen navigation to configure the Bond1G and Bond10G network settings for the node. You
should enter the following information for Bond1G:
◦ IP address. You can reuse the Management IP address from the failed node.
◦ Subnet mask. If you do not know, your network administrator can provide this information.
◦ Gateway address. If you do not know, your network administrator can provide this information.
You should enter the following information for Bond10G:
◦ IP address. You can reuse the Storage IP address from the failed node.
◦ Subnet mask. If you do not know, your network administrator can provide this information.
3. Enter s
to save the settings, and then enter
4. Enter c
to navigate to the Cluster tab.
5. Use the on-screen navigation to set the hostname and cluster for the node.
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If you want to change the default hostname to the name of the node you removed, you
should do it now.
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It is best to use the same name for the new node as the node you replaced to avoid
confusion in the future.
6. Enter
s
to save the settings.
The cluster membership changes from Available to Pending.
7. In NetApp Element Plug-in for vCenter Server, select NetApp Element Management > Cluster > Nodes.
8. Select Pending from the drop-down list to view the list of available nodes.
9. Select the node you want to add, and select Add.
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It might take up to 15 minutes for the node to be added to the cluster and displayed
under Nodes > Active.
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Adding the drives all at once can lead to disruptions. For best practices related to adding
and removing drives, see
10. Select Drives.
11. Select Available from the drop-down list to view the available drives.
12. Select the drives you want to add, and select Add.
y
to accept the changes.
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