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b. Go to the Protection Config tab.
c. Click + to enroll the cluster.
d. In the Hostname field, enter the cluster name.
> cluster /PROPERTIES
f. Configure the cluster node and SAN disks that are associated with the cluster. Verify that the Disk Letter and corresponding Size for each disk is appropriate.
g. Click SAVE.
2. Click on the Modify button, then in the protection list, add all volumes and applications that the cluster requires.If you are enrolling the PN for the first time using the Protect Me button on the onQ Portal, then all volumes (local and iSCSI) on the PN are auto discovered.
3. Click on the Advanced button, then in the window, set the radio button for Enable Cluster Support to Yes to display additional fields for the configuration.
b. In the Virtual SAN IP Address field, type a valid and unique IP address that you want to be used with the virtual SAN. The IP used should be in the same subnet as that of onQ. Also, this IP should not be the same as that of physical SAN currently used with the PN.
5. SAVE the protected node configuration.
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b. In the IP Address field, type the cluster (shared) IP address.
c. In the Host(s)/comments field, type the cluster name.
d. Click + to add the host.
e. Click APPLY.Next Step: Test your RNs. Go to Work with RNs in cluster environment.
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