HP P4000 G2 10 GbE SFP+ Installation Instructions (B7E22-96001, December 2013)

HP StoreVirtual P4000 G2
Storage 10 GbE SFP+
Installation Instructions
Abstract
This document describes how to install the 10 Gigabit
Ethernet (GbE) SFP+ for HP P4000 G2 storage systems.
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© Copyright 2012, 2013 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
*B7E22-96001*
HP Part Number: B7E22-96001
Published: December 2013
Edition: 2
Overview
Instructions vary depending on whether this is an
upgrade (the P4000 G2 is not in a management
group) or a migration (the P4000 G2 is already in a
management group).
For an upgrade, the steps are:
1. Install the 10 GbE board.
2. Configure bonds.
3. Change the LeftHand OS interface (under the
storage system Network category, on the
Communication tab) to bond0.
For a migration, the steps are:
1. Plan for the migration.
2. Shut down the management group.
3. Install the 10 GbE board.
4. Configure bonds.
5. Change the LeftHand OS interface (under the
storage system Network category, on the
Communication tab) to bond0.
6. Prepare the host server.
The 10 GbE feature option adds 10 GbE to the P4000
G2 platform. After the 10 GbE dual port Ethernet
adapter is installed and configured, users see two
Ethernet interfaces listed in the Centralized
Management Console in the storage system Network
category, on the TCP/IP tab window (two for 1 GbE
and two for 10 GbE). These four Ethernet interfaces
can be bonded a number of ways. The CMC reports
the network interface names of these four Ethernet
interfaces as noted in Table 1 (page 1).
Table 1 Ethernet interface names in CMC
Port name in the CMCNIC type
Motherboard:Port11 GbE
Motherboard:Port21 GbE
eth210 GbE
eth310 GbE
When upgrading to 10 GbE on storage systems that
have bonded NICs and are already in a cluster and
providing storage volumes, you must follow certain
steps to ensure an effective migration to the new
hardware configuration. The migration procedures in
this document cover one possible bonded configuration
the ALB bond configured with two 10 GbE
interfaces as an ALB bonded pair.
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