Cluster Installation - LSI MegaRAID Express 500 Hardware Manual

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Cluster Installation

Installation Overview During installation, some nodes are shut down, and other nodes are rebooted. This
is necessary to ensure uncorrupted data on disks attached to the shared storage bus. Data
corruption can occur when multiple nodes try to write simultaneously to the same disk, if
that disk is not yet protected by the cluster software.
The table below shows which nodes and storage devices should be powered on during
each step.
Step
Set Up Networks
Set up Shared Disks
Verify Disk Configuration Off
Configure the First Node
Configure the Second
Node
Post-installation
Before installing the Cluster Service software you must follow the steps below:
Install Windows 2000 Advanced Server or Windows 2000 Datacenter Server on each
node
Setup networks
Setup disks
Note:
These steps must be completed on every cluster node before proceeding with the
installation of Cluster Service on the first node.
To configure the Cluster Service on a Windows 2000-based server, you must be able to
log on as administrator or have administrative permissions on each node. Each node must
be a member server, or be domain controllers inside the same domain. A mix of domain
controllers and member servers in a cluster is not acceptable.
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Node 1 Node 2 Storage
On
On
Off
On
Off
On
On
On
On
Off
On
On
On
On
On
On
On
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Make sure that power to all storage devices on
the shared bus is turned off. Power on all nodes.
Power down all nodes. Next, power on the shared
storage, then power on the first node.
Shutdown the first node. Power on the second
node.
Shutdown all nodes. Power on the first node.
Power on the second node after the first node was
successfully configured.
All nodes should be active.

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