bithunter-
If you are trying to recover specific data, and those drives were part of a RAID group (a RAID-5 for example), the data is going to be scrambled via the RAID striping.
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A hub is controlled or "owned" when it connects to a switch. You cannot connect a hub to 2 switches simultaneously, and as you noted, a FC4500's 2 ports on an SP are hubbed.
I've even tried putting a host on one and switch on the other and that didn't work, but in my understanding...
Quick question, if you wouldn't mind.
When you had the landevice settings only (and not the host agent as well), what features were you able to administer and manage, and what were you not able to manage?
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Oh, I know all about that password. That has nothing to do with my issue. My version FLARE doesn't support the combination of commpath and failover mode that I need for powerpath.
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I can't switch back to the FC4500 until I upgrade flare, as I want/need PowerPath support.
Thanks, though, the conf file helped
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my FC4500 FLARE is downrev, that's why I can't switch it. I'm a home user of this device, I have no EMC contract or reseller relationship in order to upgrade it further.
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Nice!
If I could only upgrade my FC4500 to a newer FLARE, I'd go back to it and sell my FC4700-2 and pocket the difference. I didn't like managing it through a single port, and I couldn't use power path, so I may hook it up this weekend and see if I can get it to work over the LAN ports as you...
A CLARiiON, to be supported by PowerPath for failover, must be able accept setttings for the host definition as "commpath=1". This tells it to advertise to that host that it has a LUN on each path (a special zero byte LUN on the passive side, and the regular LUN on the active side).
I was...
My mistake... my suggestion will work if the FC4700-1 is running sufficiently new software with the Navisphere Management Server running on the FC. If you are running 5.x, then you'll still need to figure out your security issue. I can't help with that at the moment, I'm running an FC4700 and it...
The use of a serial cable for an FC4700 is limited to using it as a PPP link (IP over serial).
See step 5 in: http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/stor-sys/fc4700/setupgd.pdf (note, that is not a detailed guide, but rather just an overview, details such as factory passwords are not included)...
Have you tried pointing your browser at the IP address of the 4700-1 instead of pointing at a local version of Navisphere?
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VXworks is a lightweight OS used in old Brocade switches, amongst other systems that require a small operating environment.
If I recall correctly, IP4700 FLARE is based on VXWorks.
So I think Kewitz is confusing the FC and the IP.
Please note, Kewitz, that the only thing the IP and FC have...
I just bought 4 replacement batteries (listed as replacement for both the Yuasa and the Panasonic) from batterywholesale.com for $11.75 each, plus 9.95 shipping from Texas to CA. So for $56.95, I will refurbish one of my 2 SPS units that has recently stopped coming up green.
I was going to buy...
Contact me (see my sig), I might be able to help you upgrade your systems. Where are you located?
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You cannot use SAN to share a LUN between servers in R/W mode UNLESS those servers are running some sort of clustering software that can deal with active/active disk access.
If you want to share a drive between multiple machines, NAS is your answer. If you want high performance block level...
Next time, beware before you jump into purchases like this. Arrays aren't simply convertible to NAS. If they are an array, they are an array, and except for some high end that have iSCSI or NAS ports, a block storage array is simply a block storage array. You will find that there are NAS and...
Popkorn-
Regarding the GUI and the agent, yes. Navisphere GUI is different depending on if you are running 5.x vs 6.x. The latter is a web-based GUI and you would add a "Portal" which is your host running the agent. In 5.x, you simply enter your agent IP into a dialogue it provides, and the...
You can upgrade an FC4500 to an FC4700. BUT the upgrade that EMC sold also included new power supplies. Not sure if it will just work, or if you are likely to burn out your old power supplies due to excess power consumption.
If you can score a pair of PS to throw in the DPE, you will be in...
POPKORN-
The FC4500 doesn't HAVE an agent on it. You don't talk to it directly. What you are describing as a "problem" is a problem of misusing the tools at your disposal. There isn't a "version of NAVI that uses 2162". Let's clear things up and then you can move forward.
The FC4700 was the...
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