BladeCluster Solution Manual

Configure SANMAN
CAUTION: You should neither configure nor start the $ZZSMN (SANMAN) process unless the
BladeCluster will be connected to a 6700 series ServerNet cluster. The SANMAN process supports
6770 or 6780 ServerNet cluster switches and is not useful unless these switches are present.
The ServerNet SAN manager process (SANMAN) must be configured:
To be persistent. It should be configured to be started at all times.
To have the process name $ZZSMN. You must set the NAME attribute to $ZZSMN. For this
process to work correctly with OSM and the guided procedures, the required symbolic name
is $ZZKRN.#ZZSMN.
So that the $ZPM persistence manager stops the process by sending in an internal system
message. You must set the STOPMODE attribute to SYSMSG.
With at least two processors (preferably more) in the CPU list (defined by using the CPU
attribute).
NOTE: For 2-processor systems, HP recommends that you specify (00, 01) for the CPU list.
For 4-processor systems, specify (02, 01, 03) for the CPU list. For systems of six or more
processors, specify (02, 05, 06, 03, 07, 04) for the CPU list.
To configure SANMAN, add this SCF command to your command file:
Configure SNETMON
SNETMON must be configured:
To be persistent. It should be configured to be started at all times.
To have the process name $ZZSCL. You must set the NAME attribute to $ZZSCL. For this
process to work correctly with OSM and the guided procedures, the required symbolic name
is $ZZKRN.#ZZSCL.
So that the $ZPM persistence manager stops the process by sending in an internal system
message. You must set the STOPMODE attribute to SYSMSG.
With at least two processors (preferably more) in the CPU list (defined by using the CPU
attribute).
NOTE: For 2-processor systems, HP recommends that you specify (00, 01) for the CPU list.
For 4-processor systems, specify (02, 01, 03) for the CPU list. For systems of six or more
processors, specify (02, 05, 06, 03, 07, 04) for the CPU list.
To configure SNETMON, add this SCF command to your command file:
Configure SANMAN 89