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User Guide Chapter 5 Initializing a Disk Array (FC)
5.1 Overview
To set FC connection first in a disk array configured for both FC and iSCSI connections, do the
procedure in this chapter and then see Chapter 6, "Initializing a Disk Array (iSCSI)" to make the
settings.
To set iSCSI connection first, see Chapter 6, "Initializing a Disk Array (iSCSI)" to make settings and
then do the procedure in this chapter.
The initialization consists of:
1. Collecting host information
Collect host information from the application server.
For details about the procedure, see Section 5.2: “Collecting Host Information From Application
Servers”.
2. Initializing the disk array by using the initialization wizard
Use the initialization wizard to make the basic settings of the disk array.
For details about the procedure, see Section 5.3.1: “Initialization Wizard”.
3. Binding a pool
Bind a pool in the disk array.
For details about the procedure, see Section 5.3.2: “Binding a Pool”.
4. Binding a hot spare
Bind a hot spare. This step is not required unless a hot spare is bound.
For details about the procedure, see Section 5.3.3: “Binding a Hot Spare”.
5. Binding logical disks
Bind logical disks.
For details about the procedure, see Section 5.3.4: “Binding Logical Disks”.
6. Collection and registration of host information
Collect host information and register it with the disk array.
For details about the procedure, see Section 5.3.5: “Collecting Host Information”
7. Assigning the logical disks to the application servers
Assign the created logical disk to the application servers.
For details about the procedure, see Section 5.3.6: “Assigning Logical Disks”.
8. Checking connection from the application servers
Check that the application server to which the logical disks have been assigned can access the disk
array.
For details about the procedure, see Section 5.4: “Checking Connection from Application Servers”.
To initialize a disk array configured for iSCSI connection, see Chapter 6, "Initializing a Disk
Array (iSCSI)" .