If you’ve been
following this blog over the last few weeks, you’ll have noticed quite a few Quick
Install Guides. Well, now we reach the climax of why we’ve been doing all
these!
The following links below briefly cover installing what
would make up (nearly) the complete set of free NetApp management products
(OFFTAP) for a Clustered Data ONTAP 8.2.1 file services infrastructure,
together with the 7MTT in there for migration from 7-Mode. All the NetApp
products in these install guides are indeed free, they don’t require any
license.
Note: These are
products you can utilize, but by no means do you actually need to
utilize them.
Additionally, you will want PuTTY
or a similar SSH client (of course).
And other tools that you might find useful: Data
ONTAP PowerShell Toolkit (currently 3.3.1) and nSANity.
I made the following attempt at showing how all the OFFTAP
components inter-communicate with themselves and CDOT. Not totally sure my
attempt met with success (remember, this is completely unofficial like
everything else on this enthusiasts blog - I gave it a couple of hours of
my time and that was that) but here I present it anyway (I was going to put in 7-Mode controllers
too but decided against it)!
Key:
Dark Blue = HTTPS port 443 (or 8443 to the 7MTT)
Dark Blue (dotted) = HTTP port 80 (or 8088 to the 7MTT)
Orange = SSH port 22
Brown = SNMP port
161/162 (source 161 to destination 162)
Pink = LDAP port 389 (or 445, 139 from WFA)
Green = SMTP port 25
Grey = NTP port 123
Purple = MySQL port 3306
Dark Red = Syslog port 514
Image: OFFTAP
products inter-communicating with Clustered ONTAP for file services
infrastructure
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