Installing and Configuring the Linux Host with the QLogic Driver

QLogic SANsurfer and SANsurfer CLI

QLogic's SANsurfer program is a GUI-based utility and the SANsurfer CLI is a text-based utility. Both applications may be installed on any Linux system and used to manage, configure, and update the EMC-approved QLogic adapters.

Complete documentation and the EMC-qualified versions of SANsurfer and the SANsurfer CLI are available for download from the EMC-approved section of the QLogic website.

http://www.qlogic.com

For 4 GB QLogic adapters, the minimum required versions are:

SANsurfer - 2.0.30b52

SANsurfer CLI - 1.06.016 build 23

For 8 GB QLogic adapters, the minimum required versions are:

SANsurfer - 2.0.32b

SANsurfer CLI - 1.06.016 build 23

Note: For SANsurfer usage with Asianux 3.0 SP1 you will need to turn on the portmap service. This is accomplished by issuing the following Linux command as the root user.

chkconfig portmap on service portmap start

IOCTL module for RHEL4

The RHEL4 in kernel driver needs the ioctl module to support SANsurfer. Using out of kernel driver on RHEL4 does not have this issue. For RHEL4 U3 and RHEL4 U4, the out of kernel ioctl module needs to installed before you use SANsurfer.

Note: For RHEL4 U5 or above, the ioctl module is hooked up with the OS and needs to be loaded manually.

The following is an example procedure to install the ioctl on RHEL4

U3 and RHEL4 U4:

1.Download QLogic Linux IOCTL Module from EMC- approved site on the QLogic website.

2.Enter tar –xvf qioctl-install.tar

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