Emc unisphere manually register host

 · Open Unisphere; Drill down to the CLARiiON side of the Celerra (APM) From the menu on the left, choose Storage System Connectivity Status; Drill down on the host to remove, highlight each HBA one by one and click the Deregister button; Click OK; Unfortunately, I ran into an issue.  · The host has been removed since the Calling Home method was changed to E-Mail. However, the Host s still listed under "Hosts" as manually registered and unmanaged and I don't know how I can remove it. There are no Storage Initiators for the paticular Host. No templates are assigned to that host either. - the other 3 active hosts (FSZ, FSZ, .  · In real life situation the host would be probably first connected and either auto-registered with Host Agent or Unisphere Server Utility (or similar software), or we would have to manually register the host. In our example we will go straight to manual registration. For that go to Host section in menu and choose Initiators.

How to register server HBAs to an EMC Clariion storage system. physically connected to the storage system. the server's HBAs or NICs are registered to the storage system (either manually or via the Navisphere Server Utility or Host Agent). Unable to properly register ESXi host to EMC SAN reachable or connection registered manually or with Unisphere Server Utility". was to click the hosts' initiators and then click "Register. Open Unisphere; Drill down to the CLARiiON side of the Celerra (APM) From the menu on the left, choose Storage System Connectivity Status; Drill down on the host to remove, highlight each HBA one by one and click the Deregister button; Click OK; Unfortunately, I ran into an issue.

4 Jun If you prefer to perform manual registration using storage management software, disable the ESXi auto-registration feature. Because the ESX hosts boot from SAN, the host has to be registered before it can auto register, and when it was registered manually the host. This TechBook describes how VMware vSphere works with the EMC VNX family of 97 63 Manually register virtual machine (virtual WWN) initiator records.