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11. Search the log to find a four–digit number that is not equal to 4 0 0 0, such as:
12. Record the number that you find.
13. To open the sanlink.cfg file in Notepad, enter:
14. Locate the string SharedDiskScsiAddress=X X X X, where X X X X is the SCSI
15. Change the value of X X X X to the number you recorded in step 12.
16. Save and close the sanlink.cfg file.
17. Return to the hp OV CASA Console window and click service viewer.
18. Select the RPIC DPF service, set it to Automatic, and then click Start.
19. After RPIC DPF has started, repeat step 18 for the SMS service.
20. Close the Services window.
21. Select sanos admin > launch from the console window:
22. Log in to sanosadmin and enter:
23. When you receive a message that the HBA(s) have been updated, exit sanosadmin.
24. Press Alt+C to open a command prompt window and enter:
25. Locate the string SharedDiskScsiAddress=X X X X and change the value
26. Save and close the sanlink.cfg file.
27. Connect the storage cables to the appliance node.
28. Reboot the appliance node.
29. After the node reboots, verify that all services have started successfully.
30. Open sanosadmin and enter:
31. To verify that the nodes can detect each other, enter:
32. Repeat step 31 on the other appliance node.
33. Perform a backup on both appliance nodes.
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This command displays the contents of the sanlink log, including the search string and
a four–digit number as follows:
verifySharedDiskScsiAddress – Shared Disk found at 4 0 0 0.
verifySharedDiskScsiAddress – Shared Disk found at 6 0 0 0.
cd c:\Rpic
notepad sanlink.cfg
address of the shared storage array.
The Services window opens.
mod hba –updatehbas
cd C:\Rpic
notepad sanlink.cfg
The sanlink.cfg file opens in Notepad.
to 4 0 0 0.
mod hba –updatetargets
get node
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