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3PAR Host Explorer 1.1.0 Users Guide

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3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide

3.1 Overview 3.23.2 Installation and Verification 3.2

3.2.1 Installing a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Microsoft Windows Server Systems 3.3

3.2.2 Verifying the Installation on Microsoft Windows Server 3.3Table of Contents

1 Introduction

1.1 Overview 1.2

1.2 Audience 1.2

1.3 Related Documentation 1.3

1.4 Organization 1.3

1.5 Typographical Conventions 1.4

1.6 Advisories 1.4

2 Overview

2.1 The 3PAR Host Explorer 2.1

3 Installation and DeinstallationiiiTable of Contents

3.2.3 Installing a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Red Hat Linux Systems 3.3

3.2.4 Verifying the Installation on Red Hat Linux Systems 3.4

3.2.5 Installing a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Solaris Sparc Systems 3.4

3.2.6 Verifying the Installation on Solaris Sparc Systems 3.4

iv

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide3.3 Deinstallation 3.5

3.3.1 Deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Microsoft Windows Server 3.5

3.3.2 Deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Red Hat Linux Systems 3.5

3.3.3 Deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Solaris Sparc Systems 3.5

4 Using the Host Explorer

4.1 Overview 4.2

4.2 Verifying the 3PAR Host Explorer Package is Installed 4.2

4.3 Verifying the 3PAR Host Explorer Process is Running 4.2

4.4 Stopping the 3PAR Host Explorer Process 4.2

4.5 Starting the 3PAR Host Explorer Process 4.3

4.6 Supporting Multiple InServ Storage Servers on a Single Host 4.3

4.7 Supporting VMware Virtual Machines with iSCSI 4.3

4.8 The 3PAR Host Explorer Enclosure Device LUN 4.3

4.8.1 InServ Storage Server Upgrades and Enclosure Devices 4.4

5 TpdHostAgent Command

5.1 Overview 5.1

5.2 TpdHostAgent Command 5.2

RH Revision HistoryTable of Contents

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide1Introduction

In this chapter

1.2 Audience 1.2

1.3 Related Documentation 1.3

1.4 Organization 1.3

1.5 Typographical Conventions 1.4

1.6 Advisories 1.41.1Introduction

1.2

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide1.1 OverviewThis guide provides information for installing and deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer on the

following platforms:

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and 2008, 32 bit and 64 bit

Red Hat Linux systems running RHEL4 Update 6 or later and RHEL5

Sparc systems running Solaris 10

Also, this guide provides reference information on the CLI utility TpdHostAgent, which allows management of the 3PAR Host Explorer on the hosts.

1.2 AudienceThis guide is for Microsoft Windows, Red Hat Linux, and Solaris Sparc administrators who are

responsible for maintaining the operating environment and who understand the InServ

Storage Server.

NOTE: For information about supported platforms refer to the 3PAR InForm OS

2.3.1 Configuration Matrix, available from 3PARs Document Control System.Overview

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide1.3 Related DocumentationThe following documents also provide information related to InServ Storage Servers and the

InForm Operating System:

1.4 OrganizationThis guide is organized as follows:

Chapter 1, Introduction (this chapter), provides an overview of this guide, including

information on audience, related documentation, and typographical conventions.

Chapter 2, Overview, provides an overview of the 3PAR Host Explorer program.

Chapter 3, Installation and Deinstallation, describes how to install, verify, and uninstall the

3PAR Host Explorer on Windows Server 2003 and 2008, Red Hat Linux, and Solaris Sparc

operating systems.

Chapter 4, Using the Host Explorer, describes procedures to stop, start and refresh the 3PAR

Host Explorer.

For information about Read the

InServ Storage Server concepts and

terminology

3PAR InForm OS Concepts Guide

Detailed CLI command descriptions and

usage

3PAR InForm Command Line Interface Reference

Using the InForm Command Line Interface

(CLI) to configure and administer InServ

Storage Servers

3PAR InForm OS CLI Administrators Manual

Using the InForm Management Console to

configure and administer InServ Storage

Servers

3PAR InForm OS Management Console Online Help1.3Related Documentation

1.4

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide Chapter 5, TpdHostAgent Command, provides reference information for the

TpdHostAgent command, a utility for management of the 3PAR Host Explorer on the host.

This guide also contains a revision history describing the major changes for each version.

1.5 Typographical ConventionsThis guide employs the following typographical conventions:

1.6 AdvisoriesTo avoid injury to people or damage to data and equipment, be sure to observe the cautions

and warnings in this guide.

Typeface Meaning Example

ABCDabcd Used for dialog elements

such as titles, button labels,

and other screen elements.

When prompted, click Finish to

complete the installation.

ABCDabcd Used for paths, filenames, and screen output.

Open the file

\gui\windows\setup.exe

Used for variables in filenames, paths, and

screen output.

Modify the content string by adding the -P option after -jar inform.jar

NOTE: Notes are reminders, tips, or suggestions that supplement the procedures

included in this guide.Typographical Conventions


creation and diagnosing host connectivity issues.When a host is created on the InServ Storage Server, unassigned WWNs or iSCSI names are

presented to the storage server. Without the Host Explorers running on the attached hosts,

the storage server is unable to determine which host the WWN or iSCSI names belongs to and

you must manually assign each WWN or iSCSI name to a host. With Host Explorers running, the

InServ Storage Server automatically groups WWNs or iSCSI names for the host together,

assisting with creating the host.

The Host Explorer collects the following information and sends it to the storage server:

Host operating system and version.2Overview

In this chapter

2.1 The 3PAR Host Explorer 2.1

2.1 The 3PAR Host ExplorerThe 3PAR Host Explorer is a program that runs on a host connected to an InServ Storage Server.

The Host Explorer is an agent that runs as a service on Windows and as a daemon on Linux and

Solaris operating systems. No license is required to use the 3PAR Host Explorer.

The Host Explorer communicates with the storage server over an FC or iSCSI connection and

enables the host to send detailed host configuration information to the storage server. The

information gathered from the Host Explorer is visible for uncreated hosts and assists with host 2.1Overview

2.2

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide Fibre Channel and iSCSI HBA details.

Multipath driver and current multipath configuration.

Cluster configuration information.

Device and path Information.

See Chapter 3, Installation and Deinstallation to install the 3PAR Host Explorer. Refer to the

3PAR InForm OS 2.3.1 Configuration Matrix for a list of supported host operating systems.The 3PAR Host Explorer


3.3 Deinstallation 3.53.3.1 Deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Microsoft Windows Server 3.5

3.3.2 Deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Red Hat Linux Systems 3.5

3.3.3 Deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Solaris Sparc Systems 3.53Installation and Deinstallation

In this chapter

3.1 Overview 3.2

3.2 Installation and Verification 3.2

3.2.1 Installing a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Microsoft Windows Server Systems 3.3

3.2.2 Verifying the Installation on Microsoft Windows Server 3.3

3.2.3 Installing a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Red Hat Linux Systems 3.3

3.2.4 Verifying the Installation on Red Hat Linux Systems 3.4

3.2.5 Installing a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Solaris Sparc Systems 3.4

3.2.6 Verifying the Installation on Solaris Sparc Systems 3.43.1Installation and Deinstallation

3.2

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide3.1 OverviewThis chapter describes how to install, verify, and deinstall the 3PAR Host Explorer agent on the

following platforms:




3.2 Installation and VerificationThis section describes how to install and verify installation of a 3PAR Host Explorer agent. You

must have the 3PAR Host Explorer CD, part number 780-200053 to install the 3PAR Host

Explorer.

NOTE: For information about supported platforms, refer to the InForm OS

Configuration Matrix available from 3PARs Document Control System.

NOTE: In order for the InServ Storage Server to dynamically discover host devices,

you must follow specific configuration instructions for the host operating system

and HBA. See the 3PAR Implementation Guides for recommended practices and

detailed configuration information about using your specific host devices with

the InServ Storage Server.

NOTE: Each host connected to the InServ Storage Server must use a host persona

with the SCSI Enclosure Services LUN (SESLun) enabled, or the Host Explorer agent

cannot communicate with the InServ Storage Server. If you upgraded to 3PAR

InForm Operating System version 2.3.1 from a previous release, you must convert

your legacy personas to new host personas. For information about configuring

host personas, see the 3PAR InForm OS CLI Administrators Manual or the 3PAR

InForm OS Management Console Online Help.Overview

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide3.2.1 Installing a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Microsoft Windows Server Systems

To install a 3PAR Host Explorer agent on a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 or 2008 system:

1 Log into the host as the System Administrator.

2 Insert the 3PAR Host Explorer CD into a CD-ROM drive.

3 Open a Windows Explorer window.

4 Select Start > All Programs > Accessories > Windows Explorer.

5 Double-click the CD-ROM drive to expand the files.

6 Double-click the appropriate file:

For x86-32 platforms: HostExplorerX86.msi For x86-64-bit platforms: HostExplorerX64.msi

3.2.2 Verifying the Installation on Microsoft Windows Server

To verify the 3PAR Host Explorer agent installation for the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 or

2008 system:

1 Log on as the System Administrator.

2 Select Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs.

Result: The Add/Remove Programs window appears.

3 Verify 3PAR Host Explorer for Windows appears under the Currently installed

programs column.

3.2.3 Installing a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Red Hat Linux Systems

To install a 3PAR Host Explorer agent on a Red Hat Linux system:

1 Log on as the root user.


3 Change directory to the CD-ROM drive.3.3Installation and Verification

3.4

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide4 Issue the following command:

3.2.4 Verifying the Installation on Red Hat Linux Systems

Verify the 3PAR Host Explorer agent installation for the Red Hat Linux system:


2 Issue the following command:

3.2.5 Installing a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Solaris Sparc Systems

To install a 3PAR Host Explorer agent on a Solaris Sparc system:

1 Log in as the root user.


3 Change to the CD-ROM drive.


3.2.6 Verifying the Installation on Solaris Sparc Systems

Verify the 3PAR Host Explorer agent installation for the Red Hat Linux system:



# rpm -ivh HostExplorer-.i386.rpm

rpm -qa | grep HostExplorer

# pkgadd -d HostExplorer-sparc.pkg

# pkginfo -l HostExplorerInstallation and Verification

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide3.3 DeinstallationThis section describes how to deinstall a 3PAR Host Explorer agent on:




3.3.1 Deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Microsoft Windows Server

To deinstall a 3PAR Host Explorer agent from a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 or 2008 system:


2 Select Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs.

Result: The Add/Remove Programs window appears.

3 Select 3PAR Host Explorer for Windows.

4 Click Remove.

3.3.2 Deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Red Hat Linux Systems

To deinstall a 3PAR Host Explorer agent from a Red Hat Linux system:



3.3.3 Deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Solaris Sparc Systems

To deinstall a 3PAR Host Explorer agent from a Solaris Sparc system:



rpm -e HostExplorer-.i386.rpm

pkgrm HostExplorer3.5Deinstallation

3.6

3PAR Host Explorer Users GuideDeinstallation

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide4Using the Host Explorer

In this chapter

4.1 Overview 4.2

4.2 Verifying the 3PAR Host Explorer Package is Installed 4.2

4.3 Verifying the 3PAR Host Explorer Process is Running 4.2

4.4 Stopping the 3PAR Host Explorer Process 4.2

4.5 Starting the 3PAR Host Explorer Process 4.3

4.6 Supporting Multiple InServ Storage Servers on a Single Host 4.3

4.7 Supporting VMware Virtual Machines with iSCSI 4.3

4.8 The 3PAR Host Explorer Enclosure Device LUN 4.34.1Using the Host Explorer

4.2

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide4.1 OverviewThe chapter provides instructions for using the 3PAR Host Explorer.

4.2 Verifying the 3PAR Host Explorer Package is InstalledTo verify that the 3PAR Host Explorer package has been installed correctly, see the appropriate

section below:

To find out if the product is installed on a Solaris system, see Verifying the Installation on

Solaris Sparc Systems on page 3.4.

To find out if the product is installed on a Linux system, see Verifying the Installation on

Red Hat Linux Systems on page 3.4.

To find out if the product is installed on a Windows system, see: Verifying the Installation

on Microsoft Windows Server on page 3.3.

4.3 Verifying the 3PAR Host Explorer Process is RunningX To verify that the 3PAR Host Explorer process is running, issue the TpdHostAgent status

command.

Example output:

4.4 Stopping the 3PAR Host Explorer ProcessBy default, the Host Explorer process starts at every reboot of the host.

X If you do not want the process running on the host, issue the TpdHostAgent stop command.

Printing the status of 3PAR Host Explorer daemon:3PAR Host Explorer is running..The current time interval values are:Value is PushInterval=86400 defaultValue is RefreshInterval=60 defaultOverview

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide4.5 Starting the 3PAR Host Explorer ProcessX To start the Host Explorer process, issue the TpdHostAgent start command.

4.6 Supporting Multiple InServ Storage Servers on a Single HostThe 3PAR Host Explorer reports the information it collects to every InServ Storage Server

attached to the host.

If an InServ Storage Server is added or removed after the initial installation of the 3PAR Host

Explorer, a refresh is needed.

X To refresh the Host Explorer process, issue the TpdHostAgent refresh command.

4.7 Supporting VMware Virtual Machines with iSCSIThe 3PAR Host Explorer supports VMware Virtual Machines connected to InServ Storage

Servers with iSCSI connections. For information about supported Operating Systems on

VMware Virtual Machines, refer to the InForm OS Configuration Matrix available from 3PARs

Document Control System.

4.8 The 3PAR Host Explorer Enclosure Device LUNWhen a host is connected to an InServ Storage Server, an enclosure device with LUN ID 254 is

automatically defined for the host. The 3PAR Host Explorer uses this enclosure device to

exchange information about the host with the InServ Storage Server. The LUN with ID 254 acts

as both a data LUN and an enclosure service LUN. You can use LUN ID 254 for any application

with limited impact on performance. The level of impact on performance depends on the

application. The LUN with ID 254 is presented to the host even when no virtual volumes are

exported to the host, or when the host is not configured on the InServ Storage Server.4.3Starting the 3PAR Host Explorer Process

4.4

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide4.8.1 InServ Storage Server Upgrades and Enclosure Devices

If you upgraded to 3PAR InForm Operating System version 2.3.1 from a previous release, you

must consider the following notes about LUNs with ID 254.

If you had a LUN with ID 254 before you upgraded to 2.3.1, the host persona for the host is

set to the Generic-Legacy persona number 6 during the upgrade process. The port persona

number must be reset to Generic persona number 1 before the Host Explorer can

communicate with the InServ Storage Server.

1) Use the InForm Command Line Interface (CLI) sethost persona 1 command to set the host persona number to 1.

2) Use the controlport offline command to take the InServ Storage Server port the host is connected to offline.

3) Use the controlport rst command to reset the InServ Storage Server port connected to the host.

Alternatively, if you reboot the host after resetting the persona number as described in

step 1, the Host Explorer automatically discovers the enclosure device on LUN ID 254 and

sends the information to the InServ Storage Server. For more information about CLI

commands, see the 3PAR InForm OS CLI Administrators Manual.

If you add a host after you upgrade to 2.3.1, the host persona number for the host must be

set to 1. For more information about creating and modifying hosts, see the 3PAR InForm OS

CLI Administrators Manual.

You can also use the InForm Management Console to configure and administer hosts

connected to the InServ Storage Servers. For more information, see the 3PAR InForm OS

Management Console Online Help.The 3PAR Host Explorer Enclosure Device LUN

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide5TpdHostAgent Command

In this chapter

5.1 Overview 5.1

5.2 TpdHostAgent Command 5.2

5.1 OverviewThe TpdHostAgent is a simple command line interface for maintaining and managing the

various options to be used in conjuction with the Host Explorer daemon.

This command must be run as superuser/administrator from the host where it is installed.5.1TpdHostAgent Command

5.2

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide5.2 TpdHostAgent Command

COMMAND

TpdHostAgent

DESCRIPTION

Command line utility for management of a 3PAR Host Explorer.

SYNTAX

TpdHostAgent [options]

OPTIONS

-startStarts the Host Explorer process.

-stopStops the Host Explorer process.

-refreshStops, then restarts the Host Explorer process.

-statusLists the status of a Host Explorer process, i.e. whether the daemon/service is

running.

-listLists the contents of all host configuration information (Host Explorer tokens) that

has been gathered by the Host Explorer.

-pushImmediately sends the latest Host Explorer token information to the InServ Storage

Server.

-set |Changes the default time intervals (RefreshInterval = 60 seconds, PushInterval = 86,400 seconds) used by the daemon to send token information to the InServ

Storage Server.TpdHostAgent Command

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide RefreshInterval - The interval that the Host Explorer process collects the data and

compares it to the last known state for any changes. If there are changes, the Host

Explorer pushes the new set of data to the InServ Storage Server.

PushInterval - The interval that the Host Explorer process pushes data to InServ

Storage Server.

-settrace This option is only available on the Windows operating system.

1 - Displays error messages. 2 - Display warning messages and all messages below this level. 3 - Displays information messages and all messages below this level. 4 - Displays verbose messages and all messages below this level. 5 - Displays debug messages and all messages below this level.

SPECIFIERS

None.

RESTRICTIONS

None.

EXAMPLES

Starting the Host Explorer deamon.

# TpdHostAgent startStarting the 3PAR Host Explorer daemon ..Starting 3PAR Host Explorer: [ OK ]5.3TpdHostAgent Command

5.4

3PAR Host Explorer Users GuideChecking the status of the Host Explorer deamon.

# TpdHostAgent statusPrinting the status of 3PAR Host Explorer daemon:3PAR Host Explorer is running ...

The current time interval values are:Value is PushInterval=86400Value is RefreshInterval=60

Stopping the Host Explorer deamon.

# TpdHostAgent stopStopping the 3PAR Host Explorer daemon..Stopping 3PAR Host Explorer: [ OK ]

Sending the latest Host Explorer token information to the InServ Storage Server

# TpdHostAgent pushSending the token information immediately

Listing the contents of all host configuration information (Host Explorer tokens) gathered by

the Host Explorer.

# TpdHostAgent list

Listing the Token information.-------------------------------

TPDAGENTVER=1.1.0-14HNAME=192.168.45.14HOSTID=a8c00e2dOS=LinuxOSVER=2.6OSPATCH=9-22.ELsmpARCH=i686IP=192.168.45.14MPSW=device-mapperMPSWVER=1.01.04-1.0.RHEL4HBA0WWN=210000e08b0786bd ...TpdHostAgent Command

3PAR Host Explorer Users Guide... HBA0VEN=QLogicHBA0MODEL=QLA2342HBA0DRVRVER=8.01.00b5-rh2HBA0FIRMWARE=3.03.15 IPXHBA1WWN=210100e08b2786bdHBA1VEN=QLogicHBA1MODEL=QLA2342HBA1DRVRVER=8.01.00b5-rh2HBA1FIRMWARE=3.03.15 IPXDEVICE0WWN=50002ac0000900c4DEVICE0NAME=350002ac0000900c4DEVICE0IOPOLICY=round-robinDEVICE0FPMPOLICY=turDEVICE0TOTPATHCNT=2DEVICE0GDPATHCNT=2DEVICE0PATH0HWWN=210000e08b0786bdDEVICE0PATH0TWWN0=21510002ac0000c4DEVICE0PATH0TWWN0STATE=OKDEVICE0PATH0TWWN1=20510002ac0000c4DEVICE0PATH0TWWN1STATE=OKDEVICE1IOPOLICY=round-robinDEVICE1FPMPOLICY=turDEVICE1TOTPATHCNT=2DEVICE1GDPATHCNT=2DEVICE1PATH0HWWN=210000e08b0786bdDEVICE1PATH0TWWN0=21510002ac0000c4DEVICE1PATH0TWWN0STATE=OKDEVICE1PATH0TWWN1=20510002ac0000c4DEVICE1PATH0TWWN1STATE=OK5.5TpdHostAgent Command

5.6

3PAR Host Explorer Users GuideTpdHostAgent Command


Revision History

Release level Revision summary

320-200132 Rev A

October 2009

First release of this manual.RH.1Revision History

RH.2


3PAR Host Explorer 1.1.0 Users GuideTable of ContentsIntroduction1.1 Overview1.2 Audience1.3 Related Documentation1.4 Organization1.5 Typographical Conventions1.6 Advisories

Overview2.1 The 3PAR Host Explorer

Installation and Deinstallation3.1 Overview3.2 Installation and Verification3.2.1 Installing a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Microsoft Windows Server Systems3.2.2 Verifying the Installation on Microsoft Windows Server3.2.3 Installing a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Red Hat Linux Systems3.2.4 Verifying the Installation on Red Hat Linux Systems3.2.5 Installing a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Solaris Sparc Systems3.2.6 Verifying the Installation on Solaris Sparc Systems

3.3 Deinstallation3.3.1 Deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Microsoft Windows Server3.3.2 Deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Red Hat Linux Systems3.3.3 Deinstalling a 3PAR Host Explorer Agent on Solaris Sparc Systems

Using the Host Explorer4.1 Overview4.2 Verifying the 3PAR Host Explorer Package is Installed4.3 Verifying the 3PAR Host Explorer Process is Running4.4 Stopping the 3PAR Host Explorer Process4.5 Starting the 3PAR Host Explorer Process4.6 Supporting Multiple InServ Storage Servers on a Single Host4.7 Supporting VMware Virtual Machines with iSCSI4.8 The 3PAR Host Explorer Enclosure Device LUN4.8.1 InServ Storage Server Upgrades and Enclosure Devices

TpdHostAgent Command5.1 Overview5.2 TpdHostAgent Command

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