Verify that the cluster is operational | HP P4000 G2 specification

Verify that the cluster is operational

In order to test cluster functionality, move the clustered file server from one server to the other server. When services or applications are moved, they should fail over to the other node in the cluster.

•Right-click the clustered file server, select Move this service or application to another node, and click the available choice of node. When prompted, confirm your choice.

Verify that the status changes in the center pane of the Failover Cluster Management snap-in as the clustered file server instance is moved.

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Contents

HP StorageWorks P4000 G2 Unified NAS Gateway User Guide Acknowledgements Contents File server management Administration tools Troubleshooting, servicing, and maintenance Support and other resources 101 System recovery 105Regulatory compliance notices 109 Index 125 Figures Page Tables P4000 G2 Unified NAS Gateway hardware components Component identification P4000 G2 Unified NAS Gateway rear panel components Status Component identification Setup overview Installing and configuring the serverCheck kit contents Connect to the storage system Install the storage system hardware Power on the server and log on Confirm Windows activation Complete system configuration Configure the storage system Using the remote browser method Additional access methods Using the Remote Desktop method Default storage settingsUsing the Telnet method Physical configuration P4000 G2 Unified NAS Gateway RAID configuration Default boot sequencePage Installing and configuring the server P4000 G2 Unified NAS Gateway network infrastructure Cluster configuration Set IP addresses for the network connections Creating and configuring the cluster P4000 G2 Unified NAS Gateway connections TIP Join both storage servers to the domain Computer Name tab of System Properties Initialize Disk 1 the witness disk Initialize and format the storage disks Failover Cluster Management user interface Validate the configuration Select servers to be validated for the cluster Create the cluster Validating the cluster configuration Entering cluster name Add services or applications to the cluster Select Service or Application Verify that the cluster is operational Cluster configuration Cluster overview Cluster administrationCluster terms and components Nodes Virtual servers Cluster groupsFailover and failback Quorum disk Storage planning Cluster planningNetwork planning Sharing protocol cluster support Protocol planning Cluster group overview Cluster groups and resources, including file sharesNode-based cluster groups Permissions and access rights on share resources File share resource planning issuesLoad balancing Resource planning Non-cluster aware file sharing protocols NFS cluster-specific issuesAdding new storage to a cluster Creating physical disk resources Shadow copies in a clusterCreating file share resources Creating NFS share resources Msnfs administration on a server cluster Print services in a clusterExtend a LUN in a cluster Creating a cluster printer spooler Advanced cluster administration proceduresFailing over and failing back Restarting one cluster node Powering down the clusterShutting down one cluster node Powering up the cluster Remote Desktop for Administration Administration toolsShare and Storage Management Single Instance Storage Print Management Configuring AD LDSNetwork File System NFS User Mapping Microsoft hotfix Phase 1 scripts Password and Group file syntax Phase 2 scripts Script execution GrouppasswordGIDgroup list AD LDS script execution help screen Verifying script execution Adsi Edit Connection Settings dialog box NFS-mapped users and groups in Adsi Edit Shared access example Rootgroupx0 Allusersx5700 NFS Advanced Sharing dialog box Touch /mnt/nfstest/rootfile Advanced Security Settings for file.txt Select User or Group dialog box Replace owner on subcontainers and objects Administration tools File services management File services features in Windows Storage Server 2008 R2Windows SharePoint Services File server management Storage management utilities Configuring data storageArray management utilities Array Configuration Utility Disk quotas Guidelines for managing disks and volumesDisk Management utility Adding storage Expanding storage Extending storage using Windows Storage Utilities Shadow copy planning Volume shadow copies Allocating disk space Identifying the volume Identifying the storage area Shadow copies and drive defragmentationDetermining creation frequency Managing shadow copies Mounted drives Shadow copy cache file Shadow copies stored on a source volume Enabling and creating shadow copies Shadow copies stored on a separate volume Set schedules Viewing a list of shadow copiesViewing shadow copy properties Disabling shadow copies Redirecting shadow copies to an alternate volume Shadow Copies for Shared Folders Managing shadow copies from the storage system desktop SMB shadow copies Client GUI NFS shadow copies Recovering a deleted file or folder Recovery of files or folders Recovering a folder Recovering an overwritten or corrupted file Folder and share management Backup and shadow copiesShadow Copy Transport Managing file-level permissions Folder management Properties dialog box, Security tab Advanced Security settings dialog box, Permissions tab User or group Permission Entry dialog box Advanced Security Settings dialog box, Auditing tab Auditing Entry dialog box for folder name Ntfs Test Share considerations Share management Comparing administrative hidden and standard shares Defining Access Control Lists Quota management File Server Resource ManagerManaging shares Other Windows disk and data management tools Additional information and references for file services Antivirus File server management Troubleshooting the storage system Troubleshooting, servicing, and maintenanceWebes Web Based Enterprise Services Maintenance updates Maintenance and serviceFirmware updates System updates Support and other resources Subscription serviceContacting HP Related information Document conventions Typographic conventions Customer self repair Rack stability Support and other resources System Recovery DVD System recoveryRestore the factory image Create a System Recovery USB Flash Drive Using a USB Flash Drive for System Recovery Enter format fs=fat32 quick Use the USB Flash Drive for System Recovery Managing disks after a restoration Regulatory compliance identification numbers Regulatory compliance noticesFederal Communications Commission notice FCC rating label Modification Canadian notice Avis CanadienCables Class a equipment Japanese notices European Union noticeClass B equipment Korean notices Bsmi Class a notice Taiwan battery recycle statementTaiwanese notices Class a equipment Class B equipment English laser notice Laser compliance noticesDutch laser notice French laser notice German laser notice Italian laser notice Japanese laser notice Spanish laser notice Recycling noticesEnglish notice Bulgarian notice Czech notice Danish notice Dutch notice Estonian notice Finnish notice French notice German notice Greek notice Hungarian notice Italian notice Latvian notice P4000 G2 Unified NAS Gateway User Guide Slovak notice Spanish notice Swedish notice Turkish notice Dutch battery notice Battery replacement notices French battery notice German battery notice Italian battery notice Japanese battery notice Spanish battery notice Index Index Page Index