Apple Xsan 2 - Manual (Page 8)

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128 Step 2: Disable Spotlight on all volumes
129 Step 3: Upgrade the primary controller to Mac OS X Lion Server
129 Step 4: Upgrade the remaining controllers
130 Step 5: Reestablish Open Directory replicas
130 Step 6: Upgrade the SAN clients
131 Step 7: Enable extended attributes
131 Step 8: Change filename case sensitivity
132 Step 9: Reenable Spotlight
132 Upgrade SAN hardware and software
133
Step 1: Back up your SAN volumes
133 Step 2: Disable Spotlight on all volumes
133 Step 3: Adjust volume failover priorities
133 Step 4: Convert all standby controllers to clients
134 Step 5: Unmount and stop all volumes
134 Step 6: Connect new Macs to the SAN
134 Step 7: Migrate the primary metadata controller
135 Step 8: Migrate former standby controllers
136 Step 9: Convert clients to standby controllers
136 Step 10: Migrate or upgrade SAN clients
138 Step 11: Enable extended attributes
138 Step 12: Change filename case sensitivity
139 Step 13: Reenable Spotlight
139 Step 14: Recreate your MultiSAN configuration
140
Appendix B: Combine Xsan controllers and StorNext clients
140 Compatible software versions
140 Terminology
141 License
141 Add StorNext clients to an Xsan SAN
142 Appendix C: Use command-line tools
142 Use shell commands
142
Send commands to remote computers
143 View the man pages
143 Notation conventions
143 Install Xsan from the command line
145 Xsan commands
145
View or change volume and storage pool settings (cvadmin)
149 Manipulate affinity tags (cvaffinity)
149 Copy files or folders (cvcp)
150 Check or repair a volume (cvfsck)
151 Label, list, and unlabel LUNs (cvlabel)
152 Create a folder and assign an affinity (cvmkdir)