Configuring HyperFabric
Performing the Configuration
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| Using SAM |
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| This section describes how to use SAM to configure HyperFabric. For |
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| information on how to use SAM to configure and deconfigure local |
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| failover feature on HMP, see “Configuring HMP for Transparent Local |
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| Failover Support - Using SAM” on page 102 and “Deconfiguring HMP for |
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| Local Failover support - Using SAM” on page 103. |
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| If the global configuration file already exists, and you are running SAM |
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| again (to change the file), you can keep or modify the existing |
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| configuration information, in addition to adding new information |
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| pertaining to new hardware. |
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| Also, once you’ve completed your changes and SAM ends its processing, |
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| you must stop HyperFabric (by running the clic_shutdown command or |
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| using SAM) and then start HyperFabric (by running the clic_start |
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| command or using SAM). Otherwise, your configuration information |
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| changes will not take effect. See “Stopping HyperFabric” on page 128 and |
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| “Starting HyperFabric” on page 109 for more information. |
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| To use SAM to create the global configuration file on an HP 9000 system |
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Step | 1. | Start SAM. |
Step | 2. | Select the “Networking and Communications” area. |
Step | 3. | Select “HyperFabric.” |
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| All HyperFabric adapters installed in the system are listed; installed |
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| adapters that are not yet configured show Not Configured in the |
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| “Status” field. |
Step | 4. | Highlight the adapter you want to configure. |
Step | 5. | Pull down the “Actions” menu and select Configure Adapter. |
Step | 6. | In the “Configure HyperFabric Adapter” screen, specify information for |
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