If you’re having trouble joining your Celerra to the storage domain from Unisphere, there is an EMC service Workaround for Joining it from the Navisphere CLI. When attempting it from Unisphere, it would appear to work and allow me to join but would never actually show up on the domain list. Below is a workaround for the problem that worked for me. Run these commands from the Control Station.
Run this first:
curl -kv “hps://<Celerra_CS_IP>/cgi-bin/set_incomingmaster?master=<Clariion_SPA_DomainMaster_IP>,”
Next, run the following navicli command to the domain master in order to add the Celerra Control Station to the storage domain:
/nas/sbin/naviseccli -h 10.3.215.73 -user <userid> -password <password> -scope 0 domain -add 10.32.12.10
After a successful Join the /nas/http/domain folder should be populated with the domain_list, domain_master, and domain_users files.
Run this command to verify:
ls -l /nas/http/domain
You should see this output:
-rw-r–r– 1 apache apache 552 Aug 8 2011 domain_list -rw-r–r– 1 apache apache 78 Feb 15 2011 domain_master -rw-r–r– 1 apache apache 249 Oct 5 2011 domain_usersYou can also check the domain list to make sure that an entry has been made.
Run this command to verify:
/nas/sbin/naviseccli -h <Clariion_SPA_DomainMaster_IP> domain -list
You should then see a list of all domain members. The output will look like this:
Node: <DNS Name of Celerra> IP Address: <Celerra_CS_IP> Name: <DNS Name of Celerra> Port: 80 Secure Port: 443 IP Address: <Celerra_CS_IP> Name: <DNS Name of Celerra> Port: 80 Secure Port: 443
