
5 | EXPANDING ORACLE’S VIRTUAL COMPUTE APPLIANCE USING ORACLE ZFS STORAGE APPLIANCE
Once a connection has been established, log in to the console on each Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance controller
using username
root
and password
changeme
. Next, use the following commands to set up the Oracle ILOM
network interfaces:
-> cd /SP/network
-> set pendingipaddress=192.168.150.100
Note: This is an example IP address. Virtual Compute Appliance customers should provision an address
within their own network for this connection.
-> set pendingipnetmask=255.255.255.0
-> set pendingipgateway=192.168.150.1
Note: This is an example gateway. Virtual Compute Appliance customers should provide their own
gateway address.
-> set commitpending=true
After completion, ping each Oracle ILOM interface using any compute node on the Virtual Compute Appliance to
verify the interfaces are working correctly.
Management Interfaces
1. Log in to the Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance console through Oracle ILOM.
The default username is root and password is changeme.
2. Before clustering can be setup, reset each Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance controller to its factory
conditions. On each controller, issue the following command from the CLI:
ZFS:> maintenance system factoryreset
3. After both controllers have rebooted, log in to the console of Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Controller 1
and enter a new password in the Setup screen. Do not enter networking information now; it will be
entered later.
4. Create a VNIC for each controller:
ZFS:maintenance system setup net> datalinks
datalinks> vnic
datalinks> set links=ixgbe0
Note: Use ixgbe0 for an Oracle ZFS Storage ZS3-2 controller or igb0 for an Oracle ZFS
Storage ZS3-4 controller.
datalinks> commit
datalinks> vnic
datalinks> set links=ixgbe0
datalinks> commit
5. Create the management interface for each VNIC:
ZFS:maintenance system setup net datalinks> cd ..
net> interfaces
interfaces> ip
ip> set links=vnic1
ip> set v4addrs=ip_address_zfs_1/subnet_mask
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