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The Host Readiness Check ensures that the host is set according to the InfiniBox best practices.
- For a list of what the readiness check contains, see: 22153344 List of items being checked by Host PowerTools
Host readiness via CLI (settings check)
Run:
infinihost settings check –auto-fix
Fix what needs to be fixed. At the end, the result should be:
This host is ready to work with the InfiniBox
Host readiness via GUI
If Host PowerTools readiness never run or didn't completed successfully, a warning message will appear when opening the GUI stating that host is Not Ready.
- Click the Prepare button next to the warning message.
The Host Readiness screen opens. - Click Start to run the readiness check and displays the outcome on screen.
Click Check to close the screen without fixing the issues
Click Fix to allow Host PowerTools to automatically fix all of the issues
You need to repeat this task whenever you connect the host to a new InfiniBox.
See more details below.
- For provisioning tasks, see: Accessing the Host PowerTools GUI.
Note:
If other vendors multipath software is installed on the host, a warning message or a pop-up might appear during Host Readiness execution.
Installation of new multipath configuration rules (claiming rules) on Windows platform can cause a short removal and re-adding devices path which does not impact or disrupt applications.
Other vendor multipathing software might detect this short path removal and alert in the form of a warning message or a pop-up, these warning can safely be ignored.
Re-running host readiness check
To ensure that the host is prepared:
- Open Host PowerTools GUI.
- Click the "More Options" icon on the אop bar and select Check Host Readiness.
Note
Re-running host readiness check is required in the following cases:
- Whenever you connect the host to a new InfiniBox system, you need to verify that the host is ready to work with it.
- Whenever you convert a host between FC and iSCSI (or vice versa)
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