HP (Hewlett-Packard) F500 Server User Manual


 
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according to the card manufacturer's specification.
Best Practice: To provide a maximum level of redundancy, use NIC Teaming capabilities for selected HP network
products to provide a redundant public network connection. Please note, however, that NIC Teaming is not supported
for the private network connection.
Configure the TCP/IP settings for the public network connection.
For the private network connection:
To eliminate possible private network cluster communication issues, refer to
Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) article 258750 to properly setup the private network.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;258750
Configure the TCP/IP settings for the private network connection.
Join the Microsoft Windows Domain and reboot when prompted.
After the reboot, log the machine into the domain.
Install the FCA device drivers.
Insert the HP StorageWorks Windows Kit for Enterprise Virtual Array CD into the server CD-ROM drive. If autorun is
enabled, the installation program starts. Otherwise, navigate to the root of the CD and double-click launch.exe.
Click Solution Software for Windows NT/2000/Server 2003. Click Perform Multi Driver
Update/Install to start the driver update utility.
Note: When the driver update utility installation finishes, DO NOT reboot. Proceed to the next step before rebooting.
Install the Fibre Channel software.
Select Run Fibre Channel Utility to start the Fibre Channel setup wizard. If more than 5 Windows servers will have
exclusive access to the same EVA, the Extended Configuration option should be selected.
Reboot after the installation of the Fibre Channel software.
Install HP StorageWorks Secure Path for Windows software.
Insert the HP StorageWorks Secure Path for Windows CD into the server CD-ROM drive. Select Install secure path
and follow the on-screen instructions.
Note: Verify that reverse lookup is configured correctly on the Domain Name System (DNS) server if you are using Fully
Qualified Domain Names (FQDN).
Reboot Node 1.
Configure the cluster zone for Node 1.
Using telnet or the Fibre Channel switch graphical user interfaces (GUI), configure the cluster zone. The cluster zone will
consist of the WWIDs of the FCA in Node 1 and the WWIDs of the HSV controller ports.
For more information regarding zoning, please refer to Zoning User’s Guide located at
http://h18004.www1.hp.com/solutions/enterprise/highavailability/whitepapers/ms-eva.html
Note: After installing the FCA driver and Fibre Channel Software, the FCA will register its WWID with the fabric switch.
There should be a minimum of two zones created. One of the zones will consist of the Storage Management Appliance
and the HSV controller ports, and the other zone will consist of both cluster nodes and the HSV controller ports.
When the installation is complete, shutdown Node 1.
Installing Node 2+ Operating System
The following table provides a checklist of the operating system installation steps for Node 2+. Place
a checkmark (3) in the box after completing each step.
Note: Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition supports a maximum of 8 cluster nodes.
Repeat the following operating system installation steps for each additional node.