5.5 HP StorageWorks X9720 Network Storage System Administrator Guide (AW549-96026, March 2011)

# Internal Admin Addresses
172.16.3.100 x109s1
172.16.3.100 x109s1-adm.internal
172.16.3.2 x109s2
172.16.3.2 x109s2-adm.internal
13. Update all nodes in the cluster with the newly modified /etc/hosts file. In the following com-
mand, X is the number of nodes in the cluster.
for i in `seq 1 X` ; do scp /etc/hosts 172.16.3.$i:/etc/hosts ; done
Converting the original management console node to a file
serving node hosting the agile management console
To convert the original management console node, usually node 1, to a file serving node, complete
the following steps:
1. Place the agile management console on the node into maintenance mode:
ibrix_fm –m maintenance
2. Verify that the management console is in maintenance mode:
ibrix_fm –i
For example:
[root@x109s1 ibrix]# ibrix_fm -i
FusionServer: x109s1 (maintenance, quorum not started)
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Command succeeded!
3. Verify that the passive management console is now the active management console. Run the
ibrix_fm -i command on the file serving node hosting the passive management console
(x109s3 in this example). It may take up to two minutes for the passive management console to
become active.
[root@x109s3 ibrix]# ibrix_fm -i
FusionServer: x109s3 (active, quorum is running)
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Command succeeded!
4. Install the file serving node software on the node:
./ibrixinit -ts -C <cluster_device> -i <cluster VIP> -F
5. Verify that the new file serving node has joined the cluster:
ibrix_server -l
Look for the new file serving node in the output.
6. Rediscover storage on the file serving node:
ibrix_pv -a
7. Set up the file serving node to match the other nodes in the cluster. For example, configure any
user NICs, user and cluster NIC monitors, NIC failover pairs, power, backup servers, preferred
NIC s for X9000 clients, and so on.
Migrating to an agile management console configuration80