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The Windows express method is based on the following assumptions:
Component
Assumptions
Hardware
You have used the Installation and Setup Instructions included with the controller shelves to install the hardware.
You have connected cables between the optional drive shelves and the controllers.
You have applied power to the storage system.
You have installed all other hardware (for example, management station, switches) and made the necessary connections.
Host
You have made a connection between the storage system and the data host.
You have installed the host operating system.
You are not using Windows as a virtualized guest.
You are not configuring the data (I/O attached) host to boot from SAN.
Storage management station
You are using a 1 Gbps or faster management network.
You are using a separate station for management rather than the data (I/O attached) host.
You are using out-of-band management, in which a storage management station sends commands to the storage system through the Ethernet connections to the controller.
You have attached the management station to the same subnet as the storage management ports.
IP addressing
You have installed and configured a DHCP server.
You have not yet made an Ethernet connection between the management station and the storage system.
Storage provisioning
You will not use shared volumes.
You will create pools rather than volume groups.
Protocol: FC
You have made all host-side FC connections and activated switch zoning.
You are using NetApp-supported FC HBAs and switches.