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07-10-2002 06:44 AM
07-10-2002 06:44 AM
FC disks with Service Guard
On RP5470 servers with fiber channel disks how can I confifure Host ID ?
I have a cluster with 2+1 nodes (RP5470 servers)with MC/Service Guard.
In the past with K/R/L/N servers and SCSI disks, I configured Host ID by programming switch SCSI card or by setting scsi init command through SCSI Servive Menu commands.
I have a cluster with 2+1 nodes (RP5470 servers)with MC/Service Guard.
In the past with K/R/L/N servers and SCSI disks, I configured Host ID by programming switch SCSI card or by setting scsi init command through SCSI Servive Menu commands.
BRG
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07-10-2002 06:55 AM
07-10-2002 06:55 AM
Re: FC disks with Service Guard
With Fibre Channel you do not need to do this. It is different to using straight forward SCSI addressing.
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07-10-2002 06:56 AM
07-10-2002 06:56 AM
Re: FC disks with Service Guard
Hi,
For Ultra2 PCI SCSI cards refer
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/pdf/A5149-96003.pdf
In page number 42 telling to use SCSI command
(SCSI command available from ISL i.e. Autoboot off or interrupted boot)
Or give a search for SCSI controller in http://docs.hp.com
Setting SCSI IDs
================
To use the SCSI command to set the initiator (SCSI) ID for an adapter,
follow this syntax:
SCSI init bus_number slot_number ID_number
where
bus_number Specifies the number of the bus the adapter is installed
on.
slot_number Specifies the number of the slot the adapter is in.
ID_num Specifies the adapter???s SCSI ID number.
For example, to set the SCSI ID for the adapter installed on bus 5 slot 2
to 6 and then display the results, issue these commands:
SCSI init 5 2 6
SCSI init 5 2
The output (of the second command) could look something like this:
PCI device /5.2 = 6
Please read the entire manual for consequences of changing the controller IDs.
Also refer to the correct hardware model.
Piyush
For Ultra2 PCI SCSI cards refer
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/pdf/A5149-96003.pdf
In page number 42 telling to use SCSI command
(SCSI command available from ISL i.e. Autoboot off or interrupted boot)
Or give a search for SCSI controller in http://docs.hp.com
Setting SCSI IDs
================
To use the SCSI command to set the initiator (SCSI) ID for an adapter,
follow this syntax:
SCSI init bus_number slot_number ID_number
where
bus_number Specifies the number of the bus the adapter is installed
on.
slot_number Specifies the number of the slot the adapter is in.
ID_num Specifies the adapter???s SCSI ID number.
For example, to set the SCSI ID for the adapter installed on bus 5 slot 2
to 6 and then display the results, issue these commands:
SCSI init 5 2 6
SCSI init 5 2
The output (of the second command) could look something like this:
PCI device /5.2 = 6
Please read the entire manual for consequences of changing the controller IDs.
Also refer to the correct hardware model.
Piyush
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