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HP Integrity BL870c Server-Blade User Manual

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Table 6 Backup and restore procedures (continued)

Alternatives/comments

Procedure

Focus

Phase

Should be on label and in FRU.

Ensure serial# and UUID are recorded for
later reference.

BL system settings

Areas to consider:

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Note: can’t migrate at nPar level, other
than with Service Guard.

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Moving Environment
off

Migration

• Virtualized environments

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* note HPVM 6.x documents Online/offline

o Online/offline

- Shutdown servers in BL Domain.

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Blade Link Domain

Physical Change

- Replace Blade(s)

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- Replace Blade Link

Ensure, via SR and dumpfru

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Initial conditions

• Processors, Memory, IO loaded correctly.

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• Memory Required to be loaded on each
blade

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• FW recipe is consistent across blades.

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• SAS and LOM FW must be consistent
across all blades in the Blade Link Domain.

Restore of iLO and SFW
variables are same for three
cases

Use Cases:

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i. Restoration of a prior existing Partition.

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ii. Blade repair/replace condition

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Place Partition into
desired state

Restore

iii. Blade Link Domain upgrade case

A. Blade Link attach– run sysset
command to synchronized primary and
secondary FRU, if required.

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B. iLO

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1. Optional - Set iLO to default state for a
partition newly created (iLO cm menu, dc
command)

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2. Optional: Manually configure iLO

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C. SFW

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1. Restore system variables from disk using
dmpstore

command; i.e., Shell>

dmpstore –l filename

Example:

Shell> dmpstore –l

fs0:\tmp\sysvar

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2. Manually configured SFW system
variables; e.g., interleaving.

For further details please refer to the HP Integrity BL860c i4, BL870c i4 & BL890c i4 Server Blade
HP User Service Guide
at

http://www.hp.com/go/Blades-docs.

http://www.hp.com/go/Blades-docs.

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System server configuration and booting within an nPartition

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