Back in April/May
2014:
Months later...
In this post we add a data source (from which WFA will
gather information about the Clustered ONTAP environment) and targets (to which
WFA can perform actions.)
1) Add Database
User to OnCommand Unified Manager 6.1
1.1) Login to the OCUM user interface at https://{NAME/IP_of_OCUM}
1.2) Navigate to Administration
> Manage Users in the top right
Image: OCUM 6.1
Manage Users
1.3) On the Manage Users page:
Click ’+ Add’
Choose ’Database
User’ from the drop down
Name: wfa
Password: *****
Confirm Password: *****
Click Add
Image: Adding a
Database User to OCUM 6.1
2) Add Data Source
to WFA 2.2
2.1) Login to the WFA user interface at https://{NAME/IP_of_WFA}
2.2) Navigate to Execution
tab > Data Sources, and click on
the +
Image: Add a new
Data Source in WFA 2.2
2.3) In the ‘New Data Source’ window, enter the details
for the OnCommand Unified Manager 6.1 appliance - Name, Data source type, Host name, Port (if not the default
3306), User name, Password. Then click Save.
Image: WFA 2.2 New
Data Source
If all is good, the
Data Source Status column should show Completed (after acquiring data.) There
is an ‘Acquire Now’ button to force this.
Image: Data Source
OCUM Acquire Status Complete!
3) Add Credentials
for Clustered ONTAP Clusters to WFA 2.2
3.1) Login to the WFA user interface at https://{NAME/IP_of_WFA}
3.2) Navigate to Execution
tab > Credentials, and click on
the +
Image: Adding
Credentials in WFA 2.2
3.3) In the ‘New Credentials’ window, enter the details
for the Clustered ONTAP cluster - Match (Exact/Pattern),
Type = ONTAP, Name/IP, User name, Password. Then click Save.
Image: Adding
Cluster Credentials in WFA 2.2
And repeat for all Clusters to be added.
3.4) (Recommended)
Test Connectivity
If all’s good, all
the Clusters have been added and they will display their Name/IP Address and
Host Name. To test connectivity click the ‘Test
Connectivity’ button in the Credentials pane as circled below.
Image: WFA -
Credentials - Test Connectivity
THE END
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