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Tuesday, December 11, 2018

Managing Disk in Cisco HyperFlex

List Disk in the HX Cluster
    •    Log into the storage controller through SSH CLI.
    •    To list the disk the following command:
        o    stcli disk list [-h] {--id ID | --name NAME} [--rescan]
                Syntax Description
                --id ID: ID of storage cluster node.
                --ip NAME: IP address of the storage cluster mode.
                --rescan: Rescan disks.
        o    example: stcli disk list --ip YourStorageControllerIP --rescan
       
Adding a New Disk to the HX Cluster
    •    Log into the storage controller through SSH CLI
    •    Use the steps above to list the disk and select the ID/Disk you wish to add.
    •    Oncec you get your disk, input the following syntax:
        o    stcli disk add [-h]{--id ID | --name NAME} --blacklisted-disk-ids [DISKIDS [DISKIDS...]]
                Syntax Description:
                --is ID: ID of storage cluster node
                --name NAME: Name of storage cluster node.
                --blacklisted-disk-ids [DISKIDS [DISKIDS…]]: Blacklisted disks to add to storage cluster. Separate multiple IDs with a space.
    •    stcli disk add --name HX1-TEST.TEST.ORG --blacklisted-disk-ids XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Reference:

Cisco HyperFLex Data Platform CLI Guide, 3.0: stcli disk Commands
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/hyperconverged_systems/HyperFlex_HX_DataPlatformSoftware/CLIGuide/3_0/b_HyperFlexSystems_CLIReferenceGuide_3_0/b_HyperFlexSystems_CLIReferenceGuide_3_0_chapter_0110.html

Cisco HyperFLex Data Platform CLI Guide, 3.0: stcli datastore Commands
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/hyperconverged_systems/HyperFlex_HX_DataPlatformSoftware/AdminGuide/3_0/b_HyperFlexSystems_AdministrationGuide_3_0/b_HyperFlexSystems_AdministrationGuide_3_0_chapter_01000.html


Thursday, September 13, 2018

Getting Rockstor to work in a VM for vSphere/ESXi Deployment

•    Rockstor will not always work with vSphere/ESXi in a VM format. You will have to edit one file after you deploy/install your Rockstor VM.
•    The first step is to navigate to the data store on your ESXi data store. You need to open the VMs folder directory.
•    Within the VM folder directory of your Rockstor VM, click on the .vmx file and download this (this is just the .vmx file which is for VM customization).
•    Once the file is downloaded, open the file in Notepad++ or another notepad type file, and add the following line in the .vmx file Do not use the enclosing quotes, only use the quotes around the TRUE statement:
    o    “disk.EnableUUID=”TRUE””
•    Once this has been changed, save the file.
•    Navigate back to your VM data store and VM folder directory.
•    Click on the Upload link in the top right of the folder directory.
•    Select the new .vmx customized file and upload it.
•    You might also have to do these steps in vSphere to finish the TRUE statement if it does not take:
    o    Right click on the VM.
    o    Click on the VM Options tab.
    o    Click on the Advanced section.
    o    Click Edit Configuration tab.
    o    In the disk.EnableUUID, change from FALSE to TRUE.
•    Now, Rockstor is ready to be used as a VM in your environment.