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vSphere Storage - ESXi 5.1 - Documentation - VMware

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3 Execute these commands for SPB to have it return Not Ready sense data.<br />

Press Enter only after you enter all<br />

commands.SMcli.exe ip-addr-for-SPB set controller [b] HostNVSRAMBYTE [13,0x12]=0x01; set<br />

controller [b] HostNVSRAMBYTE [13,0x13]=0x00; reset Controller [b]<br />

NOTE If you use the DS4800 <strong>Storage</strong> Manager GUI, paste the configuration commands for both storage<br />

processors into a single script and configure both storage processors at the same time. If you use<br />

SMcli.exe, make individual connections to each SP.<br />

IBM Systems <strong>Storage</strong> 8000 and IBM ESS800<br />

The IBM Systems <strong>Storage</strong> 8000 and IBM ESS800 systems use an active-active array that does not need special<br />

configuration in conjunction with <strong>VMware</strong> <strong>ESXi</strong>.<br />

The following considerations apply when you use these systems:<br />

n Automatic resignaturing is not supported for these systems.<br />

n To use RDMs successfully, a given LUN must be presented with the same LUN ID to every <strong>ESXi</strong> host in<br />

the cluster.<br />

n In the ESS800 Configuration Management tool, select Use same ID for LUN in source and target.<br />

n If you are configuring the host to use boot from SAN from these arrays, disable the internal fibre port for<br />

the corresponding blade until installation is finished.<br />

HP <strong>Storage</strong>Works <strong>Storage</strong> Systems<br />

This section includes configuration information for the different HP <strong>Storage</strong>Works storage systems.<br />

For additional information, see the HP ActiveAnswers section on <strong>VMware</strong> <strong>ESXi</strong> at the HP web site.<br />

HP <strong>Storage</strong>Works EVA<br />

To use an HP <strong>Storage</strong>Works EVA system with <strong>ESXi</strong>, you must configure the correct host mode type.<br />

Set the connection type to Custom when you present a LUN to the host. The value is one of the following:<br />

n For EVA4000/6000/8000 active-active arrays with firmware below 5.031, use the host mode type<br />

000000202200083E.<br />

n For EVA4000/6000/8000 active-active arrays with firmware 5.031 and above, use the host mode type<br />

<strong>VMware</strong>.<br />

Otherwise, EVA systems do not require special configuration changes to work with an <strong>ESXi</strong> system.<br />

See the <strong>VMware</strong> Infrastructure, HP <strong>Storage</strong>Works Best Practices at the HP Web site.<br />

HP <strong>Storage</strong>Works XP<br />

For HP <strong>Storage</strong>Works XP, you need to set the host mode to specific parameters.<br />

n On XP128/1024/10000/12000, set the host mode to Windows (0x0C).<br />

n On XP24000/20000, set the host mode to 0x01.<br />

Chapter 6 Modifying Fibre Channel <strong>Storage</strong> for <strong>ESXi</strong><br />

<strong>VMware</strong>, Inc. 55

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