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Network Appliance Build Procedures

Network Appliance F880

Hardware Installation

  1. Install Network Appliance in a data center rack.

sam-toast3 is a Network Appliance F880 (NAP)

  1. Connect Power.
  1. Obtain Network Connectivity.
  2. Obtain server name from SYSOPS.
  3. 10/100Megabit Ethernet Connections.
  4. Gigabit Ethernet Connections.
  5. LightWave 3200 Terminal Server Serial Cable Connections.

Software Installation

Pre-Installation

  1. Name Services Registration.
  2. Add NAP information into DNS.
  1. Establish NAP Console Connectivity
  2. Connect a serial cable to the NAP and LightWave 3200 Terminal Server.
  3. Open a telnet session to the LightWave Console Server to install NAP Data ONTAP Operating System.

Software Installation & Configuration

  1. Pre-Installation Planning.
  2. Obtain ONTAP Operating System

Login to

Navigate to Software Downloads -> Download -> Data ONTAP

1.2.Obtain Licenses from Network Appliance.

  1. Setup/Configure the NAP Data ONTAP operation system.

2.1.Power on the NAP and type “setup” at the NAP prompt.

2.2.Answer Installation Prompts. Below is a sample setup.

etl-netapp> setup

NetApp Release 6.1.1: Tue Jul 17 03:24:50 PDT 2001

System ID: 0033590775 (etl-netapp)

System Serial Number: 1024480

System Rev: B0

slot 0: System Board

Processors: 2

Memory Size: 3072 MB

slot 0: FastEnet-10/100 Ethernet Controller

e0 MAC Address: 00:a0:98:00:b7:23 (auto-100tx-fd-up)

slot 4: Gigabit Ethernet Controller III

e4 MAC Address: 00:03:47:79:e9:39 (auto-1000sx-fd-cfg_down)

slot 5: Gigabit Ethernet Controller III

e5 MAC Address: 00:03:47:79:ea:8b (auto-unknown-cfg_down)

slot 7: Fibre Channel Host Adapter 7a

14 Disks: 476.0GB

1 shelf with LRC

slot 7: Fibre Channel Host Adapter 7b

28 Disks: 952.0GB

2 shelves with LRC

slot 8: Fibre Channel Host Adapter 8a

14 Disks: 476.0GB

1 shelf with LRC

slot 8: Fibre Channel Host Adapter 8b

28 Disks: 952.0GB

2 shelves with LRC

slot 10: Gigabit Ethernet Controller III

e10 MAC Address: 00:03:47:79:e9:37 (auto-unknown-cfg_down)

slot 11: NVRAM

Memory Size: 128 MB

Please enter the new hostname [etl-netapp]:

Do you want to configure virtual network interfaces? [n]:

Please enter the IP address for Network Interface e0 [138.133.15.50]:

Please enter the netmask for Network Interface e0 [255.255.255.0]:

Please enter media type for e0 {100tx-fd, tp-fd, 100tx, tp, auto} [auto]:

Please enter the IP address for Network Interface e4 [138.133.15.50]: 0.0.0.0

Please enter the IP address for Network Interface e5 []:

Please enter the IP address for Network Interface e10 []:

Would you like to continue setup through the web interface? [n]:

Please enter the name or IP address of the default gateway [138.133.24.200]: 138.133.15.201

The administration host is given root access to the filer's

/etc files for system administration. To allow /etc root access

to all NFS clients enter RETURN below.

Please enter the name or IP address of the administration host:

Please enter timezone [GMT]: US/Pacific

Where is the filer located? [Thousand oaks, Building 30, Amgen]:

What language will be used for multi-protocol files (Type ? for list)?:en_US

Setting language on volume vol0

The new language mappings will be available after reboot

Wed Feb 13 00:22:12 GMT [rc:ALERT]: Language on volume vol0 changed to en_US

Language set on volume vol0

Do you want to run DNS resolver? [y]:

Please enter DNS domain name [amgen.com]:

You may enter up to 3 nameservers

Please enter the IP address for first nameserver [138.133.24.249]: 138.133.15.17

Do you want another nameserver? [y]:

Please enter the IP address for alternate nameserver [138.133.27.249]: 0.0.0.0

Do you want another nameserver? [y]: n

Do you want to run NIS client? [n]:

Do you want to run autosupport? [n]:

The root volume currently contains 2 disks; you can add more

disks to it now, or do so later with the "vol add" command.

There are 40 spare disks available for the root volume.

Adding 6 disks will result in a root volume containing

1 RAID group of 8 disks.

Number of disks to add to root volume [6]: 0

Now type 'reboot' for changes to take effect.

etl-netapp> reboot

Tue Feb 12 16:22:52 PST [kern.shutdown:notice]: System shut down because : "reboot".

Intel Open Firmware by FirmWorks

Copyright 1995-2001 FirmWorks, Network Appliance. All Rights Reserved.

Firmware release 3.0_i1

Press Del to abort boot, Esc to skip POST

Memory size is 3072 MB

Testing SIO

Testing LCD

*PS #2 failed

Probing devices

Testing 3072MB

16MB chunks

1 to 16MB

16 to 32MB

32 to 48MB

48 to 64MB

64 to 80MB

80 to 96MB

96 to 112MB

112 to 128MB

128 to 144MB

144 to 160MB

160 to 176MB

176 to 192MB

192 to 208MB

208 to 224MB

224 to 240MB

240 to 256MB

256 to 272MB

272 to 288MB

288 to 304MB

304 to 320MB

320 to 336MB

336 to 352MB

352 to 368MB

368 to 384MB

384 to 400MB

400 to 416MB

416 to 432MB

432 to 448MB

448 to 464MB

464 to 480MB

480 to 496MB

496 to 512MB

512 to 528MB

528 to 544MB

Skipping further tests

Clearing ECC

Complete

Finding image...

Loading /pc-card:\x86\kernel\primary.krn

Starting Press CTRL-C for special boot menu

......

NetApp Release 6.1.1R2: Fri Oct 5 04:36:37 PDT 2001

Copyright (c) 1992-2001 Network Appliance, Inc.

Starting boot on Wed Feb 13 00:23:33 GMT 2002

Disk 7a.16 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7a.17 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7a.18 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7a.19 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8a.20 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8a.21 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8a.22 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8a.23 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8a.24 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7a.25 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8a.26 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7a.27 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7a.28 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8a.29 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.16 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.17 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.18 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.19 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.20 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.21 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.22 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.23 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.24 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.25 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.26 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.27 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.28 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.29 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.32 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.33 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.34 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.35 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.36 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.37 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.38 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.39 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.40 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.41 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 7b.42 is reserved for "hot spare"

Disk 8b.43 is reserved for "hot spare"

40 disks are reserved for "hot spare".

Loading volume vol0

Tue Feb 12 16:24:21 PST [dyn_dev_qual_admin:info]: Firmware is up-to-date on all disk drives

Tue Feb 12 16:24:22 PST [ltm services:info]: Ethernet e0: Link up.

add net default: gateway 138.133.15.201

NFS server is running.

Tue Feb 12 16:24:23 PST [mgr.boot.disk_done:info]: NetApp Release 6.1.1R2 boot complete. Last disk update written at Tue Feb 12 16:22:54 PST 2002

Tue Feb 12 16:24:23 PST [mgr.boot.reason_ok:notice]: System rebooted.

Tue Feb 12 16:24:23 PST [main_proc:notice]: Starting Processor #1.

Tue Feb 12 16:24:23 PST [main_proc:notice]: Processor 1 (APIC ID 0) started.

Tue Feb 12 16:24:25 PST [monitor.power.warning:warning]: Power supply 2 is powered off

etl-netapp> Tue Feb 12 16:24:25 PST [console_login_mgr:info]: root logged in from console

Tue Feb 12 16:25:00 PST [monitor.globalStatus.critical:CRITICAL]: Power Supply #2 is off

etl-netapp>

  1. Check/Upgrade the NAP Operating System.
  2. Download the latest Data ONTAP from to a Sun Server.
  3. Mount <NAP Hostname>:/vol1 on the Sun Server.
  4. Extract the Data ONTAP operating system to the mounted filesystem.
  5. Login to the NAP and execute:

download –d

halt

bye

3.5.Below is a sample upgrade.

etl-netapp*> download -d

Tue Feb 12 16:30:02 PST [download.request:notice]: Operator requested download initiated

download: Downloading boot device (diagnostics only) .....etl-netapp*> Tue Feb 12 16:32:59 PST [download.requestDone:notice]: Operator requested download completed

etl-netapp*>

etl-netapp*> halt

Tue Feb 12 16:33:21 PST [kern.shutdown:notice]: System shut down because : "halt".

Program terminated

ok

  1. Check/Upgrade NAP Firmware.

Obtain NAP Firmware.

Login to

Navigate to Software Downloads -> Download -> Filer System Firmware & MIBs

4.1.Download the latest Data ONTAP from to a Sun Server.

4.2.Mount <NAP Hostname>:/vol1 on the Sun Server.

4.3.Extract the NAP Firmware to the mounted filesystem.

4.4.Login to the NAP and execute “halt”.

4.5.At the ok prompt, type “update-flash”

4.6.Power off the NAP.

4.7.Below is a sample upgrade.

<etl-netapp> halt

Tue Feb 12 16:40:00 PST [monitor.globalStatus.critical:CRITICAL]: Power Supply #2 is off

Tue Feb 12 16:40:01 PST [kern.shutdown:notice]: System shut down because : "halt".

Program terminated

ok update-flash

WARNING: This procedure will replace the boot firmware.

Are you sure you want to do this? (y/n) y

Loading /pc-card:\x86\OFW\fw_i1.rom

Do not disturb! Updating flash

8E_W_V

9E_W_V

10E_W_V

11E_W_V

All done. Your PROM now has new boot firmware!

Complete

OK

Please power your system off and back on at this time.

  1. Create Volumes and Q-Trees.
  2. Setup weekly configuration capture.
  3. Backup NAP Data ONTAP operating system. The Veritas NetBackup Master Server should mount and backup the /vol1 root disk.
  4. Setup NAP autosupport.mailto email.
  5. Setup weekly crontab from a Sun Server to remotely execute NAP commands.
  6. sysidconfg –a
  7. qtree
  8. exportfs
  9. quota report
  10. ifconfig -a

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