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The FC mode of Cisco UCS Fabric Interconnect is End Host, each FC Zone is defined on a SAN Switch.
How to do it…
Follow these steps to create HP 3PAR Storage connectivity of the Cisco UCS B-Series Server:
FIB is 20:00:00:25:B5:0B:00:01:
2. Log in to the HP 3PAR Management Console and go to Systems and choose Host of Ports; you
can note the WWN of each port on each Controller. 0:1:1 is port1 and 0:1:2 port2 on Controller1
Note
3PAR Management Console is a management tool that is used to manage HP 3PAR
Storage.
3. Log in to SAN Switch-A by SSH and verify that the WWPN of each 3PAR Controller's FC port and
WWN of each vHBA can successfully log on to the SAN Switch. According to the following
to verify that the WWN of each vHBA can successfully log on to the SAN Switch. You can see the
5. Finally, you can see all the WWN login to SAN Switch-A successfully, the details are given in the
following table:
7 20:00:00:25:B5:0A:00:00 vHBA-FIA
6. Repeat the procedure in Step 3 to verify all the WWPN/WWN on SAN Switch-B. You can see that
all the WWN can log in to SAN Switch-B successfully, as shown in the following screenshot:
7. The following table has the listed summary of all the WWPN/WWNs on SAN Switch-B:
7 20:00:00:25:B5:0B:00:01 vHBA-FIB
8. Finally, create two zones on each SAN Switch. The following table lists the summary of each FC
zone:
Note
According to the best practices of FC Zoning, single initiator zoning is recommended (one initiator to one
target).
How it works…
In this recipe, we will learn how to create a new host group in the HP 3PAR Management Console and
assign Cisco UCS's vHBA into this host group. You can then assign 3PAR's SAN disk into this host group.
Validation
1. After the FC Zoning is created on both the SAN Switches, log in to HP 3PAR Management
screenshot:
Note
There are two zones for each vHBA on each SAN Switch; so, it there are four WWNs
available in the preceding screenshot.
4. After creating the host group, right-click on the host group and select Export Volume... to assign
the volume to this host Group on the volume menu, as shown in the following screenshot:
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