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ESX utilty problem
by steve klise
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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@ESXSERVER 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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RE: ESX utilty problem
by Webster, Stetson
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SSH keys perhaps?
Stetson M. Webster Professional Services Consultant NCIE-SAN, NCIE-B&R, SNIA-SCSE NetApp Global Services - Southeast District 919.250.0052 Mobile Stetson.Webster@... Learn how: netapp.com/guarantee -----Original Message----- From: steve klise [mailto:klises@...] Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 3:42 PM To: toasters@... 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@ESXSERVER 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. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/ESX-utilty-problem-tp22709305p22709305.html Sent from the Network Appliance - Toasters mailing list archive at Nabble.com. |
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RE: ESX utilty problem
by Learmonth, Peter
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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@...] Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 12:42 PM To: toasters@... 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@ESXSERVER 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. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/ESX-utilty-problem-tp22709305p22709305.html Sent from the Network Appliance - Toasters mailing list archive at Nabble.com. |
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RE: ESX utilty problem
by steve klise
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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!!
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