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Data ONTAP 8.2.3 7-mode simulator ESXi

RRT
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Data ONTAP 8.2.3 7-mode simulator

 

・Question

 

 Data ONTAP 8.2.3 7-mode simulator registered in ESXi 6.0.0.

 

 After executing the command below, it restarted.
 I chose (4) in the special boot menu.
 However, it repeats restart.
 Is there a solution?

 

・Step

 

 0)Console login with ssh connection.

 

 1)systemshell login

 

 on823> date
 Tue Aug 1 22:13:04 JST 2017
 on823> version
 NetApp Release 8.2.3 7-Mode: Thu Jan 15 21:30:45 PST 2015
 on823> priv set advanced
 Warning: These advanced commands are potentially dangerous; use
 them only when directed to do so by NetApp
 personnel.
 on823*> useradmin diaguser unlock

 on823*> useradmin diaguser password

 Enter a new password:
 Enter it again:

 on823*> systemshell

 Data ONTAP/amd64 (on823) (pts/0)

 login: diag
 Password:

 only when directed to do so by support personnel.

 

 2)Remove Disk v0* & v1*

 

 on823% cd /sim/dev/,disks
 on823% ls
 on823% vsim_makedisks -h

 on823% sudo rm v0*
 on823% sudo rm v1*
 on823% sudo rm ,reservations

 on823% sudo vsim_makedisks -n 14 -t 36 -a 0
 on823% sudo vsim_makedisks -n 14 -t 36 -a 1
 on823% sudo vsim_makedisks -n 14 -t 36 -a 2
 on823% sudo vsim_makedisks -n 14 -t 36 -a 3
 on823% exit

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SeanHatfield
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After you rm ,reservations you need to cd ..

You should be in /sim/dev when you run vsim_makedisks, not in /sim/dev/,disks

 

You can also accomplish the same thing by stopping at the loader on the first boot and setting these:

 

setenv bootarg.sim.vdevinit "36:14:0,36:14:1,36:14:2,36:14:3"
setenv bootarg.vm.sim.vdevinit "36:14:0,36:14:1,36:14:2,36:14:3"

You'll need to replace IDE1:1 with at least a 512GB disk first or it will eventually fill the /sim filesystem and panic.

 

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SeanHatfield
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After you rm ,reservations you need to cd ..

You should be in /sim/dev when you run vsim_makedisks, not in /sim/dev/,disks

 

You can also accomplish the same thing by stopping at the loader on the first boot and setting these:

 

setenv bootarg.sim.vdevinit "36:14:0,36:14:1,36:14:2,36:14:3"
setenv bootarg.vm.sim.vdevinit "36:14:0,36:14:1,36:14:2,36:14:3"

You'll need to replace IDE1:1 with at least a 512GB disk first or it will eventually fill the /sim filesystem and panic.

 

If this post resolved your issue, help others by selecting ACCEPT AS SOLUTION or adding a KUDO.

RRT
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Hi,   SeanHatfield

 

Thanks for the advice.

 

I tried it with vmware workstation and succeeded.

We will implement the installation with ESXi in accordance with the advice.

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