Administrator Guide

5 If the key management server requires a user name to validate the Storage Center certicate, enter the name in the Username eld.
6 If the key management server requires a password to validate the Storage Center certicate, enter the password in the Password
eld.
7 Click Browse next to the Root CA Certicate. Navigate to the location of the root CA certicate on your computer and select it.
8 Click Browse next to the certicate elds for the controllers. Navigate to the location of the controller certicates on your computer
and select them.
9 Click Next.
Congure Ports
Use the Congure Fault Tolerance pages to congure the front-end and back-end ports of the system.
1 Select Congure Fault Domains next to Fibre Channel or iSCSI to set up fault domains for those ports. If the system has both Fibre
Channel and iSCSI ports, select Congure Fault Domains next to both port types.
2 Select Congure Back-End Ports next to SAS (Back-End) to set up SAS ports to connect to the enclosures.
3 Select Congure Fault Domains next to SAS (Front-End) to set up front-end SAS ports to connect directly to hosts.
4 Click Next.
Congure Fibre Channel Ports
Create a Fibre Channel fault domain to group FC ports for failover purposes.
1 On the rst Congure Fibre Channel Fault Tolerance page, select a transport mode: Virtual Port or Legacy.
2 Select the method for creating fault domains:
• Generate Fault Domain Conguration – One of the following fault domains is created, depending on system conguration and
mode selected:
Transport Mode
One Controller Two Controllers
Virtual Port Two controller ports Two controller ports, one on each controller
Legacy One controller port Four controller ports, two on each controller
• Specify Number of Fault Domains – Set the number of fault domains to create.
3 Click Next.
NOTE
: If you selected Generate Fault Domain Conguration, proceed to step
5.
4 If you selected Specify Number of Fault Domains, congure each fault domain.
a In the Name eld, type a name for the fault domain.
b (Optional) In the Notes eld, type notes for the fault domain.
c In the Ports table, select the Fibre Channel ports to add to the fault domain. All FC ports in the fault domain should be
connected to the same FC fabric.
d Click Next. If you are conguring more than one fault domain, repeat these steps for each domain.
5 On the nal Congure Fibre Channel Fault Tolerance page, review the fault domain setup.
6 (Optional) To change the fault domain setup, select from the following options:
• Click Create Fault Domain to create a new fault domain.
• Click Edit Fault Domain to edit the current fault domain.
• Click Remove to delete a fault domain.
7 Click Next.
• If you are setting up iSCSI fault domains, the Congure iSCSI Fault Domain page opens.
• If you are setting up SAS back-end ports but not iSCSI fault domains, the Congure Back-End Ports page opens.
• If you are not setting up iSCSI fault domains or SAS back-end ports, the Inherit Settings or Time Settings page opens.
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