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NetApp Cluster Mode

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Prerequisites:

  1. NetApp ONTAP C Mode Release Version 9.X

  2. Create an user-account with readonly user role in NetApp OnCommand System Manager

  3. Login to NetApp OnCommand System Manager as ‘admin’ privileged user

  4. Click on ‘Settings’.

Addition of NetApp C Mode as a Datasource:

Step 1: Login to cfxDimensions through web browser UI with 'Customer Admin' user credentials.

Step 2: Click on 'Datasources' App

Step 2: Under Datasources App, select ‘+’ icon on the top right corner to add a new Datasource

Step 3: Select DataSource Type as NetApp ONTAP C Mode

Step 4: Enter the following details:

  • Storage IP/DNS Name: Specify the IP address of NetApp C Mode Device

  • Username: Specify the Username (readonly user account)

  • Password: Specify the Password

  • Protocol: Specify the Protocol(Port value will itself change depending on protocol)

  • Timeout: Specify a HTTP API query response timeout, default value is set to 60 seconds

  • Test-connectivity: To verify network access and entered credentials are valid.