PowerVault (Dell MD1400) Setup Guide
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Creating new volume group decodersmall on /dev/sdc
Volume group "decodersmall" successfully created
Creating new volume group decoder on /dev/sdd
Volume group "decoder" successfully created
Additional enclosures available! Rerunning to add additional storage
Creating new volume group decodersmall0 on /dev/sde
Volume group "decodersmall0" successfully created
Creating new volume group decoder0 on /dev/sdf
Volume group "decoder0" successfully created
Success!: Added all available storage found. The decoder service will need to
be restarted for the extended storage to be available
6. Verify the results:
a. Ensure that the script did not produce any errors by viewing the
/opt/rsa/saTools/arrayCfg.log file:
more /opt/rsa/saTools/arrayCfg.log
b. Run the following command to verify the new sizes of the databases:
df -hP | grep 'decoder\|concentrator\|archiver\|Filesystem'
The following is an example of the results that are displayed on a Decoder:
c. Ensure that there is an entry for each PowerVault added. An individual packetdb#,
metadb#, and sessiondb# is created for each PowerVault, where # is the number
associated with the PowerVault in the order it was added. For the first PowerVault that
you add, # is blank and does not have a number appended. The second PowerVault that
you add is appended with 0. For example, the first PowerVault entries are metadb,
sessiondb, and packetdb. The second PowerVault entries are metadb0,
sessiondb0, and packetdb0.
Verify that the size listed for /var/netwitness/decoder/packetdb# is what
you would expect with the extended storage arrays attached. Write this value down so
that you can verify it in the user interface.
d. Log in to RSA NetWitness Platform and go to Administration > Services or ADMIN >
Services.
The Administration Services view is displayed.
e.
Select the appropriate service and then select > View > Explore.
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