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g. For the DisableSTA D

WORD, change the hexadecimal Value data value to 1,

and then click OK.

h. Restart the SVP, reconnect the cable to the LAN1

port on the SVP, and verify

connectivity through the network to the SVP.

2. Using Remote Desktop Connection, access the SVP using the storage system's

maintenance LAN port of 10.0.0.100.

3. In the Storage Device List window, click Stop Service. Wait up to ve minutes for

the service to stop.

4. Log on to the maintenance utility

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- Table of Contents4
Preface9
- Intended Audience9
- Document Conventions9
- Changes in this Revision10
- Conventions for Storage Capacity Values11
- Accessing Product Documentation12
- Getting Help12
- Comments12
Chapter 1: SVP Overview13
Chapter 2: Physical SVP (Windows 7) Hardware Description17
- SVP Front Panel17
- SVP Rear Panel18
- Service Processor (Windows 7) Hardware Specifications18
- Physical SVP (Windows 7) Electrical Specifications19
- Physical SVP (Windows 7) Environmental Specifications20
Chapter 3: Physical SVP (Windows 10 Enterprise) Hardware Description22
- SVP Front Panel22
- SVP Rear Panel23
- Service Processor (Windows 10 Enterprise) Hardware Specifications23
- Physical SVP (Windows 10 Enterprise) Electrical Specifications24
- Physical SVP (Windows 10 Enterprise) Environmental Specifications25
Chapter 4: Installing the Hitachi Vantara-Supplied SVP26
- Physical SVP Network Configuration26
  - Physical SVP LAN Port Assignment27
  - Default IP Address Settings28
- Installing a Physical SVP29
Chapter 5: Installing the SVP Software on a Customer-Supplied Server44
- Minimum Requirements for Installing the SVP Software on Customer-Supplied Server44
- Setting up the SVP Locale44
- Configuring the Operating System45
- Configuring Internet Information Services90
- Installing the SVP Software92
Chapter 6: Installing the SVP Software on an Oracle Linux KVM Host100
- Physical Network Connection for an Oracle Linux KVM-Based SVP100
- Minimum Requirements for an Oracle Linux KVM SVP101
- Hyper-Threading102
- Configuring the Oracle Linux KVM-Based SVP103
- Where to Go from here106
Chapter 7: Installing the SVP Software on a Vmware Esxi Host107
- Setting up the SVP Locale107
- Network Connection for Virtual SVP107
  - Virtual SVP Requirements108
- Hyper-Threading109
- Configuring the Virtual SVP109
- Configuring the SVP Guest os112
- Installing the SVP Software158
- Deploying a Cloned Virtual SVP165
- Detecting SVP Failures166
Chapter 8: Installing the SVP Software on a Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2012 R2 Virtual Machine168
- Setting up the SVP Locale168
- Network Connection for Hyper-V168
- Minimum Requirements for Hyper-V Server 2012 R2 VM169
- Installing and Configuring Hyper-V on Windows 2012 R2 Server170
- Installing the SVP Software on a Guest os171
Chapter 9: Upgrading the SVP Software176
- Stopping the Service in each Storage System176
- Upgrading the SVP Software Only177
- Upgrading the Storage Management, SVP Software, and Storage System Firmware182
  - Stopping the SVP Service189
  - Upgrading the SVP Software Using Storage Device List190
- Downgrading the SVP Software193
Chapter 10: Security Patch and Antivirus Software194
- Online Update194
- Offline Update195
- Installing Antivirus Software on the SVP195
Chapter 11: Setting up SSL Encryption197
- About SSL197
- SSL Encryption of the Storage System197
- Setting up SSL Communications199
- Updating the SVP Server Certificate200
- Creating a Private Key (.Key File)200
- Creating a Public Key (.Csr File)200
- Acquiring a Signed Certificate for the Private Key202
- Acquiring a Signed and Trusted Certificate202
- Removing the Passphrase from an SSL Certificate202
- Converting the SSL Certificate into the PKCS#12 Format203
- Uploading the Signed Server Certificate of the SSL Communication between the SVP and Client PC204
- Returning the Certificate of the SSL Communication between the SVP and the Client PC to the Default204
- Uploading the Certificate to the SVP205
- Uploading the Certificate to the Web Server206
- Returning the Web Server Certificate to the Default206
- Resolving Security Certificate Messages207
- Blocking HTTP Communications to the SVP207
- Releasing HTTP Communications to the SVP208
Chapter 12: Changing the Storage IP Address209
- Using the SVP to Set the Storage System IP Address209
- Changing Storage System Information in the Storage Device List210
Chapter 13: Changing the SVP IP Address212
- Changing the SVP IP Address in Windows 7212
- Changing the SVP IP Address Using Storage Device List212
Chapter 14: Changing and Initializing SVP Port Numbers214
- Changing SVP Port Numbers214
- Initializing SVP Port Numbers218
- Behavior When Changing SVP Port Numbers219
- Reallocating Automatically Allocated Port Numbers221
- Initializing Automatically Allocated Port Numbers222
- Changing Range of Port Numbers to be Allocated Automatically223
- Initializing Range of Port Numbers to be Allocated Automatically225
- Viewing the Port Number to be Used in the SVP225
Chapter 15: Editing the Storage Device List227
Chapter 16: Deleting and Registering the Storage System236
- Deleting the Registered Storage System from the Storage Device List236
- Registering the Storage System on the SVP237
Chapter 17: Back up and Restore the SVP248
- Backing up the SVP Configuration248
- Restoring the SVP Configuration249
Chapter 18: Rebooting the SVP250
- Shutting down the SVP250
- Restarting the SVP250
Chapter 19: Replacing the Hitachi Vantara-Supplied SVP251
- Detecting SVP Failures251
- Replacing the Physical SVP252
- Recovering the Operating System252
  - Backing up the os253
  - Restoring the os253
- Configuring the Replacement Physical SVP253
Chapter 20: Troubleshooting272
- Troubleshooting the Spanning Tree Protocol272
- SVP Emergency Logon Procedure272
Appendix A: SVP Replacement List274

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