Image: HCI Review: Tick the Active IQ box: Final
step before clicking Start Deployment
Pre-requisites
You’ll need these ports open on the firewall.
URLs for SF nodes to connect to AIQ (mNode =
Management Node):
Source : Destination : Port :
Description
mNode : sfsupport.solidfire.com : 22 : Reverse SSH tunnel for support access
mNode : https://repo.netapp.com/bintray/api/package : 443 : mNode service upgrades
mNode : https://netapp-downloads.bintray.com : 443 : mNode service upgrades
mNode : monitoring.solidfire.com : 443 : Storage cluster reporting to AIQ
You’ll also need the mNode IP/DNS name to
connect to.
And credentials to login to the mNode.
Procedure Walkthrough
Step 1:
Connect to the mNode Management Services API
(REST API UI):
https://{mNode IP or DNS}/mnode
Image: HCI/SolidFire mNode Management Services
API
Step 2:
Click Authorize and submit credentials
to log in.
Image: Authorize to the REST API UI
Step 3:
Click GET /assets
Click Try it out (changes to Cancel
after you click)
Click Execute
Copy the value for the base asset ID
(which is af82e8c4-e072-48e4-b438-c00c1ebe45f1 in the example below.)
Image: GET /assets
Image: The base asset ID
Step 4:
Click PUT /assets/{asset_id}
Click Try it out (changes to Cancel
after you click)
Enter the following JSON payload:
{
"name": "string",
"telemetry_active":
true,
"config": {}
}
Enter the asset_id you obtained above.
Click Execute
Image: NetApp HCI set telemetry_active = true
Step 5:
That’s it!
You can re-execute the GET /assets above,
and you should see:
"telemetry_active":
true
Image: Telemetry Active = true
And if you login to -
- you should shortly see your cluster in there.
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