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  Hello TangIT,

  You try to set the IP address of management through SMCIL or you use the serial cable to try & put the IP of management?  When you try to set the IP made it also allow you to set the IP address, subnet mask & gateway and then give you the error or it gives the error right after the address IP is implemented?

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• Net M4110x - Net management and iSCSI. Clarification of the configuration steps. The documentation is at best ambiguous.

  Hi guys,.

  I'm having a lot of trouble to translate what I know PS6000 table to the new M4100x.  Here's what I'm building:

  

  I want my iSCSI traffic that is completely isolated from all other traffic, and I want to use the CMC network to run the Board.  It must be a simple configuration, but Dell documentation for which is worse than useless.  It confuses and everyone who's read it confuses.  Why is this?

  It seems that I should be able to assign the IP addresses of management using the MCC according to DELL:

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  * Member name: MY_SAN01
  * Member, IP: 192.168.101.10
  * Member gateway: 192.168.101.254
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  Group IP address: 192.168.101.11
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  Step 2.  Set ip management port

  According to the documentation of Dell, I have:

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  * Open a telnet (ssh) session on a computer or console that has access to the PS-M4110 range. The array must be configured beforehand.
   
  * Connect the PS-M4110 modules using the following racadm command: racadm Server 15 connect
   
  * Connect to the PS-M4110 array as grpadmin

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  Activate the management controller ports using the following commands in the CLI:
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  2. (array1 eth_1) > 10.10.10.17 ipaddress netmask 255.255.255.0
  3. (array1 eth_1) > upward
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  (array1 (grpparams)) > exit

  My interpretation is correct?  Now my questions:

  1. in step 2. SubStep 1 - How can I know what ethernet interface to use?  Step 1 automatically assume eth0?

  2. am I correct in using the same IP address for both step 2 - substep 2 and substep 6?  Or do I have to assign a different IP address for these?  10.10.10.18 maybe.

  3. step 2 - substep 6, it doesn't seem to be that a network mask is that correct?

  4. comparison of the ps6000e - I set up an IP address for each controller (so 2) and then assigned an IP address for the group.  It's 3 IP addresses.  For this M4110, it seems that I have only one controller.  Is this correct?  The specifications make a point that there are 2 controllers.  What happened to the IP address of the controller of the 2nd?

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  I intend on building a VMware cluster using the algorithm of multiple paths of DELL and I built it to the DSC, but a technician Dell put in place the table initially and have not set up a dedicated management port.  Required configuration routing traffic on the net iSCSI management.  It is not recommended, and I don't want to set up this way.

  Currently, he is a blocking problemand I need to go beyond this ASAP.  I work with a large system integrator in Texas and plan on the order that these systems built this way on their part.  This means that I must be able to explain to them how to proceed.  This issue is standing in the way of progress, and I really hope I can get a satisfactory response from this forum.  Thanks for any helpful answers.

  I think I have the answers to my own questions:

  1. YES.  Step 1 automatically assume eth0.  There are TWO Ethernet interfaces and eth1 is disabled by default, and unless you use step 2 to set the management port this second Ethernet interface is never used.

  2. No. I can't use the same IP address for both lines.  In lower level 6 I need to use a different IP address on the same network 10.10.10.18 would work fine.

  3. YES.  It is correct.  Lower level 6 assumes the network mask that I have included in the point 2.

  4. it's tricky.  There is NO WAY to configure Active/active on these tables.  There are 2 controllers, but one "still asleep," unless the other fails.  Actually, the IP address is assigned to an Abstraction Layer, it maintains.  When fails another controller "awakens" and just starting to accept traffic and it doesn't care what its IP address.

  Another point.  Now that my table is initialized and my interfaces are configured, I need to know what IP address to point my ESXi hosts for their storage.  Use the IP address of the group assigned in step 1.  It is 192.168.101.11 (there is typo in the original post).

• Error installing Windows 7 on Precision T5400 with Configuration RAID 1

  Hello I need yout help to understand why I'm not able to install Windows 7 on my Precision t5400 workstation. I get this error at the end of installation "installation of windows could not configure windows to run on a hardware on this computer."

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