Hi All,
This is slightly off topic on SAN. In the new Compaq SAN installation,
I'm facing following problem in configuring Network View 2.0B Software:
a) Configuration of SAN Hardware:
-Dual HSG80 Controller with ACS 8.7S configured in
Mirrored Cache and Multibus Failover
-10 Mirrorsets of 20*72 GB 15K RPM HDDs for 10 servers
- 9 Win2K Servers and one SUN Server are configured
for NSPOF using dual HBAs and dual 16 Port (2GB)EL
Switch(P.No.- 283056-B21).
- SAN Appliance (P.No.:189715-002) is connected with
both switches.
b) Configuration of Software:
- Securepath 4.0 is installed in all the Win2K
servers with SP2 & Securepath 3.1a with Patch is
installed in Win2K SP3 Servers
- Network View 2.0B is installed in SAN APPLIANCE
- EVM 2.0D for server is installed in SAN APPLIANCE
- SAN APPLIANCE OSM 1.0 upgraded with HP OpenView 2.0
Problem faced:
a) Network View doesn't show the above mentioned 16 Port EL
Switches. It displays only SAN APPLIANCE and HSG80 dual controllers as
standalone units (w/o connectivity). EL Switch Kernel is 5.3.1, Fabric
OS is V3.0.2K
b) Various combinations of Software configuration are tried but
only one combination worked that too without proper display i.e.-
Configuring Network View 2.0B and EVM on SAN APPLIANCE before upgrading
OSM 1.0 with HP OpenView 2.0. While all other options i.e.-Upgrading OSM
with HP OpenView2.0 before configuring Network View and EVM or
installing patches of Network View and SMAV2 SP3 etc gives following
error while opening the Network View Window:
Event Service Connection Error
Event Viewer
Failed to connect event Service
Reason:
Access Denied (Java.net.SocketPermission 192.5.2.20 connect Resolve)
Application Configuration
Failed to connect to Discovery Service
Reason:
Access Denied (Java.net.SocketPermission 192.5.2.20:1060 connect
Resolve)
Application Configuration
Failed to Connect to Alert Notification Service
Reason:
Access Denied (Java.net.SocketPermission 192.5.2.20:1060 connect
Resolve)
Cannot reach N/W data via RMI! Is the NM Server Running
No IP Address are configured for discovery
After this error, there is no way I can open the Network View Window.
Only option left is to Restore the Whole SAN APPLIANCE with Restore CD.
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Solution Required:
What is the best way to configure Network View 2.0B on SAN APPLIANCE
with all the SAN components seen on the Network View Screen?
TIA
Vimal Upreti
Received on Sun Jun 15 2003 - 16:00:06 NZST