The next step in the process is to power on all three virtual machines. After the VMs are deployed, configure the networks assigned to each NIC as described above. Again, because the deployment of the node does not require any input other than necessary infrastructure resource selection, you can follow VMware’s documentation to Deploy an OVF or OVA Template.
For this walkthrough, the ESD node hostname is vLAB-3PAR-ESD.
#3par ssmc cannot login simulator#
The simulator uses only one instance of this virtual machine. The ESD node provides for simulation of the HPE 3PAR drive enclosure/cages and hard drives. Because the deployment of the management cluster nodes does not require any input other than necessary infrastructure resource selection, you can follow VMware’s documentation to Deploy an OVF or OVA Template. Deploying the Management Cluster Nodesįor this walkthrough, the two management node VM hostnames are vLab-3PAR-Node0 and vLab-3PAR-Node1. The third NIC provides communication between the three nodes and requires a private network connection. The second NIC allows connectivity to the Remote Copy network if the feature is required.
The first NIC of each VM provides management connectivity to the VMs. One OVF template contains the management node software, while the other includes the virtualized enclosure/disk shelves.Īdditionally, each VM deployed for the HPE 3PAR StoreServ Simulator has three virtual NICs. The tarball file provided by HPE contains instructions, as well as two OVF templates. For this walkthrough, I’m using version 3.2.2 MU4 of the simulator.
#3par ssmc cannot login software#
Preparing for Deploymentīefore we can begin, we need to download the HPE 3PAR StoreServ Simulator from the My HPE Software Center. In this post, we walk through the process to deploy and configure the simulator. While the simulator does not offer storage services to external devices, it is fully functional in almost all aspects allowing for complete testing of most features and management functions. For several years now, HPE has provided a simulated version of its 3PAR StoreServ storage array available for deployment in virtualized environments.
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