*Data
ONTAP Version 8.2.1 RC1
Scenario:
A new 2-Node Switchless Cluster CDOT implementation
This post continues from the point of
the physical rack and stack, power-on, shelf-IDs set, and all cabling (back-end
and front-end) having been completed, including any Cluster Interconnect and
Management Switch configurations having been completed. So, all we are left
with is to complete the Cluster Setup Wizard, configure the Service Processor,
and that’s it - basic cluster setup complete and we’re ready for creating SVMs
and provisioning data storage!
This post will cover what information is
required beforehand to complete the Cluster Setup Wizard (and show an abridged
version of the cluster setup script to give the why).
Site Information
List the networks used for Cluster
Management IP, Node Management IP, and Service Processor IP.
1. Networks
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Subnet
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Netmask
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Gateway
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Purpose
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2. DNS
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DNS Domain Names
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Name Server IP Addresses
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Cluster Information
1. Licenses
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SO Number
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Serial Number
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Cluster S/N
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Model
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Protocol Name
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License Key
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2. Cluster
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Cluster
Administrator’s (username “admin”) Password
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Cluster
Name
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Cluster
Mgmt Port
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Cluster
Mgmt IP
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3. Node(s)
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Location
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Node Name
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Node Mgmt Port
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Node Mgmt IP
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I. Post Cluster Setup Wizard
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The Cluster Setup Wizard will
name nodes CLUSTERNAME-XX, with XX being consecutive numbers from 01 to 24.
To rename via the clustershell ::>
node rename -node OLDNAME -newname
NEWNAME
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II. Service Processor
Configuration
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Post Cluster Setup Wizard, as
a minimum, before leaving site, the Service Processor must be configured and
reachable. Configure via the clustershell ::>
system node service-processor network
modify -address-type IPv4/IPv6 -node NODENAME -enable true/false -dhcp v4/none
-ip-address X.X.X.X -netmask X.X.X.X -gateway X.X.X.X
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Node Name
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Address Type (IPv4/IPv6)
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Enable (true/false)
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DHCP (v4/none)
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IP Address
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Cluster
Setup Wizard - Cluster Create
Do
you want to create a new cluster or join an existing cluster? create
Do
you intend for this node to be used as a single node cluster? no
Will
the cluster network be configured to use network switches? no
System
Defaults (example FAS62XX):
Private
cluster network ports [e0c,e0e].
Cluster
port MTU values will be set to 9000.
Cluster
interface IP addresses will be automatically generated.
Do
you want to use these defaults? yes
Step
1 of 5: Create a Cluster
Enter
the cluster name: SEE TABLES ABOVE
Enter
the cluster base license key: SEE TABLES ABOVE
Step
2 of 5: Add Feature License Keys
Enter
an additional license key: SEE TABLES ABOVE
Step
3 of 5: Set Up a Vserver for Cluster Administration
Enter
the cluster administrator's (username "admin") password: SEE TABLES ABOVE
Retype
the password: SEE TABLES ABOVE
Enter
the cluster management interface port: SEE
TABLES ABOVE
Enter
the cluster management interface IP address: SEE
TABLES ABOVE
Enter
the cluster management interface netmask: SEE
TABLES ABOVE
Enter
the cluster management interface default gateway: SEE
TABLES ABOVE
Enter
the DNS domain names (comma separated):
SEE TABLES ABOVE
Enter
the name server IP addresses (comma
separated): SEE TABLES ABOVE
Step
4 of 5: Configure Storage Failover (SFO)
SFO
will be enabled when the partner joins the cluster.
Step
5 of 5: Set Up the Node
Where
is the controller located: SEE TABLES ABOVE
Enter
the node management interface port: SEE TABLES
ABOVE
Enter
the node management interface IP address: SEE
TABLES ABOVE
Enter
the node management interface netmask: SEE
TABLES ABOVE
Enter
the node management interface default gateway: SEE
TABLES ABOVE
Cluster
setup is now complete.
Cluster
Setup Wizard - Cluster Join of 2nd Node
Do
you want to create a new cluster or join an existing cluster? join
System
Defaults (example FAS62XX):
Private
cluster network ports [e0c,e0e].
Cluster
port MTU values will be set to 9000.
Cluster
interface IP addresses will be automatically generated.
Do
you want to use these defaults? yes
Step
1 of 3: Join an Existing Cluster
Enter
the name of the cluster you would like to join: SEE
TABLES ABOVE
Step
2 of 3: Configure Storage Failover (SFO)
SFO
is enabled.
Step
3 of 3: Set Up the Node
Enter
the node management interface port: SEE TABLES
ABOVE
Enter
the node management interface IP address: SEE
TABLES ABOVE
Enter
the node management interface netmask: SEE
TABLES ABOVE
Enter
the node management interface default gateway: SEE
TABLES ABOVE
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