HP StorageWorks Scalable File Share System Installation and Upgrade Guide Version 2.2

Installing the servers — EVA4000 storage6–34
Record this information in the EVA4000 array worksheet for the array (see Table B-9 in Appendix B),
then enter the show server command again for the second server in the server pair, as shown in
the following example:
sfs> show server south4
Name: south4
Primary Role: ost
Backup Server: south3
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Host Bus Adapters (wwid) Name Firmware
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10000000-c92c1bc7 fc-0 -
10000000-c92c1bc8 fc-1 -
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Record this information in the EVA4000 array worksheet for the array.
2. Create a host entry for a server pair using either the SSSU utility, or the Command View EVA Web
interface, as follows:
Using the SSSU utility
To create a host entry on an EVA4000 array using the SSSU utility, perform the following steps:
a. Connect to the array where you planned to put the service LUN for the server pair, as shown in
the following example:
sssu> select system HSV02
HSV02>
b. Enter the commands shown in the following example, where the south3-south4 host is
created on the HSV02 array:
CAUTION: When you create the host entry, must set the OPERATING_SYSTEM value to
UNKNOWN, as shown in the following example.
If the OPERATING_SYSTEM value is set to anything other than UNKNOWN, the storage array will
be unusable.
HSV02> ADD FOLDER "\Hosts\sfs"
HSV02> ADD HOST "\Hosts\sfs\south3-south4"
WORLD_WIDE_NAME="2100-00e0-8b0f-1205" OPERATING_SYSTEM=UNKNOWN
HSV02> SET HOST "\Hosts\sfs\south3-south4"
ADD_WORLD_WIDE_NAME="2100-00fe-7b0f-9041"
HSV02> SET HOST "\Hosts\sfs\south3-south4"
ADD_WORLD_WIDE_NAME="1000-0000-c92c-1bc7"
HSV02> SET HOST "\Hosts\sfs\south3-south4"
ADD_WORLD_WIDE_NAME="1000-0000-c92c-1bc8"
HSV02>
c. Connect to the second array that the server pair will access, and repeat these commands on that
array to create the host entry for the server pair on that array also.
Repeat these steps to create the appropriate host entries for other Object Storage Server pairs on the
remaining storage arrays.
Proceed to Section 6.18.3 to present virtual disks to the Object Storage Servers.