klises at caminomedical
Mar 27, 2009, 2:26 PM
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Peter, THANKS!!
I think it was what you mentioned, as well as a combination of name
resolution. Netapp could not resolve esx host name, etc
Thanks everyone!!
Learmonth, Peter wrote:
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> Try turnig on options httpd.admin.hostsequiv.enable
> And putting the esx servers in /etc/hosts.equiv
>
> Peter
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: steve klise [mailto:klises [at] caminomedical]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 12:42 PM
> To: toasters [at] mathworks
> Subject: ESX utilty problem
>
>
> I have an ESX 3.5 release 2
> 5 ESX servers in HA, DRS, etc
> 1 HA 3070 (filer1 filer2)
> 1 HA 6030 (filer3 filer4)
> For naming purposes, filers are called filer1, 2, etc with my favorite
> password all head have the same password
>
> The utilty runs, excpet for what is noted below:
>
> I have Datastores from 2 filers that are part of 2 different Netapp
> clusters. FIler1 (from the 3070) and Filer 3 (from the 6030).
>
> WHen I run the -- secure --access I get this..
>
> [root [at] ESXSERVE netapp_esx_host_utilities_5_0R2]#
> /opt/netapp/santools/config_hba --configure --secure --access
> filer1:ilovemyfilers --access filer2:ilovemyfilers --access
> FILER3:ilovemyfilers --access filer4:ilovemyfilers Secure connection
> enabled Checking for installed
> HBAs.......................................DONE
> Verifying firewall ports are open.................................DONE
> Determining NetApp storage systems OS versions....................FAILED
> Setting HBA timeout setting for qla2300_707_vmw...................DONE
> Updating BOOT RAM disk............................................DONE
>
> For the HBA settings to take effect, please Reboot now.
>
>
> WARNING:
> The script was unable to determine the OS version
> of the following NetApp storage system(s).
> The script could not determine the correct settings for your
> configuration.
> One possible cause is SSL might not be configured properly.
> Please login to your NetApp storage controller
> and run 'secureadmin setup ssl'. Once you have verified SSL
> is configured properly, run the following commands to ensure
> the correct settings are being used:
> /opt/netapp/santools/config_hba --configure --secure --access
> <controller>:<password>
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>
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