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Welcome.....................................................................................................................................................
1
Customer Contacts..............................................................................................................................
Site Requirements...............................................................................................................................
3.1
Node Information..............................................................................................................................................
3.2
Verification Checklist.........................................................................................................................
Welcome
Dear Customer,
Thank you for choosing the NetApp storage system and Professional Services installation.
To ensure a seamless deployment and integration into your environment, please complete the information
requested in this document before our engineer arrives on site. This will ensure that as many questions
as possible are answered before the day of the installation, so you can start using your system.
This workbook covers the information that the Professional Services engineer will need on the day of
installation. Please obtain the required information and return a completed copy of this document to the
engineer before they arrive.
We look forward to working with you.
Yours faithfully
(NetApp Professional Services)
1 Customer Contacts
In the following table, enter the customer related details.
Customer Details
Values
Company name
Customer contact
(Primary Contact)
(Secondary Contact)
Customer e-mail
ote:
The grayed out areas in this workbook are intended to be filled by the Professional Services
representative, responsible for deploying the FAS systems.
2 Site Requirements
Site requirements for installation including space, power, cooling and environmental details provided in
the Site Requirements Guide earlier are now incorporated in NetApp Hardware Universe.
This worksheet does not replace the requirement for reading and understanding the appropriate
Data ONTAP manuals that describe the operations of Data ONTAP in 7-Mode. Data ONTAP
manuals can be found at the NetApp Support site under documentation.
Adequate rack space for the NetApp system and disk shelves has been provided.
Power requirements for the NetApp system and disk shelves have been satisfied.
Site Details
Values
Datacenter information
Rack information
3.1
Node Information
Controller 1
Controller 2
Serial number
System ID
Host name
Licenses
Add licenses for various features of Data ONTAP 7-Mode using the keys provided in the sales order.
Package
Type
Description
Expiration
NFS
CIFS
Package
Type
Description
Expiration
iSCSI
SnapRestore
SnapMirror
ote:
License keys are now available in version 2 (V2) format. The V2 keys are either 28 or 42
characters in length.
For systems without an e0P port, leave one network port available for ACP connections to SAS
disk shelves.
Interface Details
Controller 1
Controller 2
ifgrp1:
ifgrp1:
ifgrp2:
ifgrp2:
ifgrp3:
ifgrp3:
ifgrp1:
ifgrp1:
ifgrp2:
ifgrp2:
ifgrp3:
ifgrp3:
ifgrp1:
ifgrp1:
ifgrp2:
ifgrp2:
ifgrp3:
ifgrp3:
ifgrp1:
ifgrp1:
ifgrp2:
ifgrp2:
ifgrp3:
ifgrp3:
For systems without an e0P port, leave one network port available for ACP connections to SAS disk
shelves.
If you created IFGRPs, then use their names, else, use port names (for example, e0a). Interface e0M
should be configured in a subnet that is not used for data traffic (NFS, CIFS, iSCSI, NDMP or Snap*),
and if they are configured they should be on an isolated management LAN or VLAN.
Controller
Name
Interface
Name
IP Address
Network
Mask
Partner
Interface Name
or IP Address
Media
Type
Enable
Jumbo
Frames?
Default Gateway
Provide the configured values of default gateway in the following table.
Gateway Details
Controller 1
Controller 2
Controller 1
Controller 2
Admin host/subnet IP
Controller 1
Controller 2
Controller 1
Controller 2
Home Directory
Controller 1
Controller 2
Values
Values
Service Processor is configured either using the setup script at the boot prompt or later using sp
setup wizard from Data ONTAP CLI. SP Ethernet interface should be connected to an isolated
management network.
SP/RLM
Controller 1
Controller 2
IP address
Network mask
Gateway
Mailhost
ote:
The mail host is required to send SP alerts and local ASUP e-mail.
For security reasons, SP LAN interface does not allow logins using root credentials. Data ONTAP 7Mode maps naroot user account with root account. Hence root password is required while
logging in to SP. SP LAN interface does not support logins through Telnet.
RSA is only certified to run on FAS systems equipped with SP or RLM card. SP or RLM should be
configured prior to configuring RSA.
RSA Settings
Controller 1
Controller 2
HTTP host
HTTP port
HTTPS port
HTTP username
Proxy hostname
Proxy IP address
Proxy username
System must remain on a support contract and the level of responsiveness is dependent on the
level of service purchased.
AutoSupport Settings
Controller 1
Controller 2
Configure AutoSupport on
AutoSupport Transport
One of:
HTTPS (default)
HTTP
SMTP
One of:
HTTPS (default)
HTTP
SMTP
<hostname@yourdomain>
<hostname@yourdomain>
AutoSupport to e-mail
address(es)
3.2
Controller 1
Controller 2
ACP Settings
Controller 1
Controller 2
Private subnet
(default: 192.168.0.0/22)
Netmask
ote:
Interface Name
Enable GVRP?
ote:
To trunk VLANs across an interface or IFGRP, you need to set "switchport mode trunk" on that
interface or logical interface. This will allow 802.1q trunking, so that traffic across it is VLAN tagged.
You must then create the relevant VLAN interfaces on the storage controller.
If you want a port or EtherChannel interface to be the only access port for a particular VLAN, you
must set "switchport mode access" on that interface. Then give the storage controller interface
an IP address on that VLAN. No other information is required to VLAN tag the frames.
Values
SNMP Configuration
SNMP settings for monitoring system events are listed in the following table.
SNMP Settings
Controller 1
Controller 2
Contact
Location
SNMP User
Traphost
SNMP Settings
Controller 1
Controller 2
Community
ote:
SNMP traps can be configured to use SP LAN interface, provided the SP LAN interface is
configured for routing the messages.
FAS controller systems can be discovered by other CDP compliant devices in the network.
CDP Settings
Controller 1
Controller 2
Remote interface
Remote platform
CDPD interval
4 Verification Checklist
Validate Data ONTAP 7-Mode installation using the verification checklist to ensure that all the tasks are
completed.
Task #
Pre-Installation
Inventory and list all the equipment and licenses as per the
Sales Order and Bill of Materials.
Task #
Hardware Installation
Status
Comments
Status
Comments
Task #
Basic Configuration
node1> hostname
node1> ifconfig a
2
Domain, DNS server, NIS, date, time and NTP settings are
configured.
Status
Comments
configured.
Post Installation
Status
Comments
Refer to the Interoperability Matrix Tool (IMT) on the NetApp Support site to validate that the exact product
and feature versions described in this document are supported for your specific environment. The NetApp
IMT defines the product components and versions that can be used to construct configurations that are
supported by NetApp. Specific results depend on each customer's installation in accordance with published
specifications.
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