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= Configure IPMI for each node
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After you have racked, cabled, and powered on your NetApp HCI hardware, you can configure Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) access for each node. Assign each IPMI port an IP address and change the default IPMI administrator password as soon as you have remote IPMI access to the node.
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== Prerequisites
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After you have validated that your environment is ready to support NetApp HCI and resolved any potential issues, you need to complete some final tasks before deployment.
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* Ensure you have a successful report from Active IQ Config Advisor.
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* Gather all relevant information about your network, current or planned VMware infrastructure, and planned user credentials.
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* Rack, cable, and power on the NetApp HCI installation.
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* Ensure that storage capacity is split evenly across all chassis containing storage nodes. This ensures the best storage reliability possible.
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* Configure IPMI access for each node.
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== Configure IPMI access for each node
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After you have racked, cabled, and powered on your NetApp HCI hardware, you can configure Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) access for each node. Assign each IPMI port an IP address and change the default IPMI administrator password as soon as you have remote IPMI access to the node.
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=== Manually assign the IPMI port IP address
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== Manually assign the IPMI port IP address
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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is enabled by default for the IPMI port of each NetApp HCI node. If your IPMI network does not use DHCP, you can manually assign a static IPv4 address to the IPMI port.
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The IPMI port for this node is ready to use.
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. Repeat this procedure for any other NetApp HCI nodes with IPMI ports that are not configured.
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=== Change the default IPMI password for H410C and H410S nodes
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== Change the default IPMI password for H410C and H410S nodes
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You should change the default password for the IPMI administrator account on each compute and storage node as soon as you configure the IPMI network port.
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. Click *Modify*, and then click *OK*.
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=== Change the default IPMI password for H610C, H615C, and H610S nodes
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== Change the default IPMI password for H610C, H615C, and H610S nodes
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You should change the default password for the IPMI administrator account on each compute and storage node as soon as you configure the IPMI network port.
Before you rack NetApp HCI hardware and perform the installation of NetApp HCI, you need to verify that your environment meets NetApp HCI networking requirements. Active IQ Config Advisor runs checks on your environment by validating network, switch, and VMware vSphere configurations. The tool generates a report which you can use to help you resolve issues, and you can forward the report to your Professional Services engineer to prepare and schedule an installation.
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== Installing Active IQ Config Advisor
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== Install Active IQ Config Advisor
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Download and install Active IQ Config Advisor on a PC that has access to the NetApp HCI networks.
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After a short delay, the Active IQ Config Advisor UI opens in a new browser window or tab.
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== Using Active IQ Config Advisor
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== Use Active IQ Config Advisor
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Active IQ Config Advisor runs in a browser window, collects information about your network and environment, and generates a report you can use to resolve any network or configuration issues that might interfere with NetApp HCI deployment.
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=== NetApp HCI documentation enhancements
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You can now access NetApp HCI upgrading, expansion, monitoring, and concepts information in an easy-to-navigate format link:index.html[here^].
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=== NetApp Element Plug-in for vCenter Server 4.4 availability
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The NetApp Element Plug-in for vCenter Server 4.4 is available outside of the management node 12.0 and NetApp HCI 1.8 releases. To upgrade the plug-in, follow the instructions in the link:concept_hci_upgrade_overview.html[NetApp HCI Upgrades^] documentation.
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=== NetApp Element Plug-in for vCenter Server 4.5 availability
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The NetApp Element Plug-in for vCenter Server 4.5 is available outside of the management node 12.0 and NetApp HCI 1.8 releases. To upgrade the plug-in, follow the instructions in the link:concept_hci_upgrade_overview.html[NetApp HCI Upgrades^] documentation.
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=== NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control enhancements
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NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control is enhanced for version 1.8. https://kb.netapp.com/app/answers/answer_view/a_id/1087586[Learn more^].
If you have trouble with your NetApp HCI or NetApp Element installation, you can collect logs to send to NetApp Support to help with diagnosis. You can either use NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control or the REST API to collect logs on NetApp HCI or Element systems.
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If you have trouble with your NetApp HCI or SolidFire all-flash storage installation, you can collect logs to send to NetApp Support to help with diagnosis. You can either use NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control or the REST API to collect logs on NetApp HCI or Element systems.
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* Ensure that your storage cluster version is running NetApp Element software 11.3 or later.
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