6.1 HP IBRIX X9000 Network Storage System Installation Guide (TA768-96058, June 2012)

5. Select a method to complete the installation:
• Web UI over the network from a remote system. The URL for the IBRIX Getting Started
Wizard is displayed on the console when you select this option.
• A local Web UI session on this console. Selecting this option launches the IBRIX Getting
Started Wizard from a web browser on this console.
• ASCII text mode. This is a continuation of the menus you have been using.
IMPORTANT: To configure separate cluster and user networks, you must use ASCII text mode.
IMPORTANT: To use web UI, your cluster network must meet the following conditions:
• Network bond0 was configured without errors.
• Broadcast is enabled. The web UI relies on broadcast traffic.
• The cluster has a single bond0 unified network for user/cluster traffic. (Using an external
management network for ILO traffic is okay.) The web UI assumes that a bond0 unified
network should be used throughout the cluster.
• You entered a gateway IP address on the Server Setup screen.
If your cluster does not meet these conditions, select text mode to complete the installation.
If you would like to proceed with the Getting Started Wizard from some other laptop or desktop
connected to the network, select Install in graphical mode remotely. To proceed with the Getting
Started Wizard on this console, select Install in graphical mode at this console. If you are using
web UI, see “Configuring the cluster with the Getting Started Wizard (X9300/X9320 systems)”
(page 31).
If you are using text mode, go to the section corresponding to your network type.
• Unified network. Configure the bond0 interface and the active management console (Fusion
Manager) on the server and, optionally, create a template for installing the remaining servers.
• Separate cluster and user networks. Customize the bond0 cluster interface if needed, define
the bond1 user interface, and configure the active management console (Fusion Manager)
on the server. See “Completing the installation in text mode — separate cluster and user
networks” (page 19).
10 Installing X9300 and X9320 systems