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Defining Cluster Name and Host Names
Names for the cluster and each HP VMA SAN Gateway may be set via the serial
console port on the Master Gateway or via the cluster management VIP address:
• Cluster name to identify the VMA-series SAN Gateway.
• Host names for each HP VMA SAN Gateway in the cluster. Typically, these
would be given obvious names such as “vmg-n1” and “vmg-n2” or something
similar.
Configuring Network Connections
The second step of Phase 2 is to configure support on the cluster and network
switches for bonded interfaces and VLANs.
Interface Bonding
Interface bonding is the bundling of several physical ports together to form a single
logical channel. One bonding method is the Link Aggregation Control Protocol
(LACP), which can optionally be used to allow, network devices to negotiate the
automatic bundling of links with other devices that implement LACP.
To utilize interface bonding, you must (1) bond together one or more network
interfaces together using the
network bond command and (2) if using LACP,
ensure that the network switches are LACP-enabled. For more information, see
Network Bond Commands on page 150.
Depending on the switch’s capabilities and configuration, the port LACP settings
may be either active or passive. Active mode is recommended because no non-
aggregated traffic is expected from the HP VMA SAN Gateway.
If interface bonding is used, eth0 is defined as a bonded interface consisting of two
or more network interfaces. All bonded interfaces share the same subnet. The LOM
port cannot be configured using vCLUSTER. For more information on interface
bonding see Network Interface Commands on page 148.
Cluster VLAN Configuration
The VMA-series SAN Gateway uses a separate cluster network for low-latency,
low-bandwidth communication between HP VMA SAN Gateways in a cluster.
- HP VMA SAN Gateway 1
- Installation and User Guide 1
- LEGAL NOTICES 2
- Mountain View, CA 94043USA 3
- Table of Contents 5
- List of Figures 9
- Document Conventions 11
- Security & Compliance 12
- Compliance Information 12
- Notice Description 13
- Contacting HP 14
- Before you contact HP 14
- HP contact information 14
- Subscription Service 14
- Reference Documents 15
- Documentation feedback 15
- HP VMA SAN Gateway Overview 17
- Deployment Overview 23
- Phase 5: vSHARE Configuration 26
- Front View 28
- Rear View 29
- Connecting Power 31
- Connecting Network Interfaces 32
- Table 2.2 Modem Settings 34
- Cluster Network Configuration 37
- Configuring Network Settings 38
- Cluster Management VIP 54
- Monitoring the Cluster 54
- Saving Configurations 57
- Show Configuration Files 60
- Show Configuration 61
- User Management 63
- Software Upgrades 64
- Configuring vSHARE 65
- Scale-out Clustering 66
- Provisioning API 66
- Storage Management 66
- [block] [force][name] 70
- 2. Enter Config mode 71
- Configuring Target Ports 73
- Configuring Initiator Groups 74
- Creating LUNs 76
- Table 4.3 lun create Command 78
- Table 4.4 show luns Command 79
- Exporting LUNs 80
- Table 4.5 lun export Command 81
- Port BPort A 83
- Shared Partition 83
- Configuring Interface Bonding 85
- HP VMA memory array 86
- Gateway 2 86
- Gateway 1 86
- Operating vSHARE 89
- Table 5.1 Show Media Options 92
- Managing Containers 102
- Managing Initiator Groups 102
- Managing LUNs 102
- Managing Targets 104
- Monitoring LUN Status 104
- Figure 5.1 LUN Status Page 105
- Managing Initiators 109
- Fibre Channel Target Ports 111
- Command Line Interface 113
- Getting Help 114
- Tab Completion of Commands 116
- Command Modes 117
- CLI Command Descriptions 120
- Key to Command Parameters 120
- NTP, Clock, and Time Zones 129
- Event Notification 131
- For example: 133
- Diagnostic Tools 135
- Statistics 137
- Configuration File Management 140
- Image Management 143
- Enable and Config Modes 144
- Web Proxy Settings 145
- Xinetd Server Settings 145
- Debug Dumps 146
- Network Interface Commands 148
- Network Bond Commands 150
- VLAN Commands 151
- Name Resolution Commands 152
- Routing Commands 152
- Additional CLI Commands 152
- ARP Configuration 152
- RADIUS Configuration 154
- TACACS+ Configuration 155
- SSH Configuration 157
- CLI Options 159
- SNMP Configuration 162
- Media Management Commands 167
- Media Initialization 167
- Media Enable 167
- Show Media 168
- Containers 170
- Initiator Groups 171
- Quick Reference to Commands 173
- S: Standard Mode 174
- E: Enable Mode 174
- C: Config Mode 174
- VMA Web Interface Reference 177
- Category Pages 179
- Table B.2 Supported Browsers 181
- Printing Pages 182
- Login and Logout 183
- Logout Page 184
- Cluster Management 184
- Cluster Status Page 184
- Figure B.4 Status Page 185
- Figure B.5 Board Status Page 186
- Gateways Page 188
- Figure B.9 Alerts Page 190
- Logs Page 191
- Versions Page 191
- Administration Pages 192
- Cluster Administration Page 193
- Network Page 194
- DNS Settings Page 195
- NTP Settings Page 196
- Web Administration Page 196
- Feature Licenses Page 198
- Users Page 199
- Alert Recipients Page 200
- Call Home 202
- Tools Pages 202
- Tools: Upgrade 203
- Tools: Diagnostics 204
- Help Pages 204
- Help: Documentation 204
- Help: About 204
- Help: License 205
- Help: Acknowledgements 205
- LUN Status 205
- LUN Management 206
- Initiator Management 209
- Target Management 210
- VMA Utilities 213
- VMA Utilities Reference 214
- <partition_name> 226
- # vspeedtest 227
- Version G5.1.x 239
- Trap Information Table 243
- Configuring and Testing Traps 248
- Spare VIMMs 249
- Failed VIMMs 249
- PSU States 249
- Performance Stats 253
- New Trap MIB Objects 255
- vmemModel 258
- Regulatory Information 268
- Regulatory Model Number 268
- Installation Conditions 268
- Network Connected Equipment 268
- Lithium Battery Caution 269
- Cabinet Safety Precautions 269
- European Union RFI Statement 270
- Korea RFI Statement 271
- Canada RFI Statement 271
- Australia C-Tick Label 271
- Taiwan BSMI Statement 271
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