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previous
post...
The Guided Cluster Setup in ONTAP 9.2 is really very
good. I remember I tried to setup a 9.1 simulator using the guided setup, and
that didn’t work, with ONTAP 9.2 it can be used to setup your simulator.
First,
log into:
https://node_mgmt_IP
And click the big ‘Guided
Setup’ button.
Image: Welcome to
the Guided Cluster Setup
Image: ‘Guided
Setup’ button
1) Cluster
Input:
Cluster name
Node name
admin password
Feature Licenses
(Optional)
Then click ‘Submit
and Continue’
Image: Guided Setup
to Configure a Cluster: Cluster and Node name
Image: Guided Setup
to Configure a Cluster: admin password and licenses
2) Network
Input:
Cluster Management
Address
Node Management
Address(es)
Service Processor
Address(es)
DNS Details
NTP Details
Then click ‘Submit
and Continue’
Image: Guided Setup
to Configure a Cluster: Network
3) Support
Configure:
AutoSupport
Event
Notifications
Cluster
Configuration Backup (recommended for single-node clusters)
Then click ‘Submit
and Continue’
Image: Guided Setup
to Configure a Cluster: Support
4) Storage
This step will configure you a recommended storage layout
or you can skip.
Click ‘Submit and
Continue’ or ‘Skip this step’
Image: Guided Setup
to Configure a Cluster: Storage
Image: Guided Setup
to Configure a Cluster: Storage Recommendation
5) SVM
In this section you can create a Storage Virtual Machine,
and configure Data Protocols - CIFS, NFS, iSCSI, FC/FCoE - as required (if you
have the license.)
The click ‘Submit
and Continue’ or ‘Skip this step’
Image: Guided Setup
to Configure a Cluster: SVM
6) Summary
And we’re finished!
Click ‘Manage your
cluster’ or ‘Export Configuration’
Image: Guided Setup
to Configure a Cluster: Summary
Finally,
just an image to prove log in into a working ONTAP 9.2
simulator!
Image: OnCommand
System Manager: NetApp Release 9.2: Tue Jun 20 03:20:03 UTC 2017
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the ONTAP 9.2 OnCommand System Manager GUI...
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