vDIU Configuration Document PDF

DIU VDI Solution
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DIU– VDI Configuration Document
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Change Record
Date Author Version Change Reference
06 December 2017 Ahmad Hassan 0.4 Document start
Ahmed Elnady
07 December 2017 Mansour Samir 0.5 Data collection
Mohamed Ghoneam
22 December 2017 Ahmad Hassan 0.6 Content update (Draft Document)
29 January 2018 Ahmad Hassan 0.8 Content update
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Document Title DIU VDI Solution - Design and Implementation
Author Ahmad Hassan

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Table of Contents
1. Document Scope ...................................................................................................... 14

2. Solution Introduction ............................................................................................ 15
3. Solution Overview................................................................................................... 16
3.1 Solution Layout: ............................................................................................................................................... 16
3.2 Solution Description ........................................................................................................................................ 16
3.3 Solution Connectivity Diagram:....................................................................................................................... 18
4. Physical servers Configuration.......................................................................... 19

4.1. vSphere Hosts Configuration ...................................................................................................................... 19
4.2. Server Configuration.................................................................................................................................... 20
5. Infrastructure Virtualization Configuration ................................................ 21

5.1. Server Infrastructure ................................................................................................................................... 21
5.1.1. Summary ........................................................................................................................................................ 21
 Cluster Summary .......................................................................................................................................... 21
 Host Summary ............................................................................................................................................... 21
 Datastore Summary ..................................................................................................................................... 21
5.1.2. vCenter Server ............................................................................................................................................... 22
 Global Settings .............................................................................................................................................. 22
 Licensing......................................................................................................................................................... 22
 vCenter Permissions..................................................................................................................................... 22
5.1.3. Cluster: Server-Cluster ................................................................................................................................. 23
5.1.4. Resource Pools .............................................................................................................................................. 24
 Resource Pool: Resources ............................................................................................................................ 24

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 Port group VLANs ......................................................................................................................................... 24
 VMs in Resources .......................................................................................................................................... 25
5.1.5. Hosts ................................................................................................................................................................ 26
 Host: mn-sesxi-01.vdiu.local ....................................................................................................................... 26
o Block Storage................................................................................................................................................. 27
 Host: mn-sesxi-02.vdiu.local ....................................................................................................................... 28
o Block Storage................................................................................................................................................. 29
5.2. VDI Infrastructure ........................................................................................................................................ 30
5.2.1. Summary ........................................................................................................................................................ 30
 Cluster Summary .......................................................................................................................................... 30
 Host Summary ............................................................................................................................................... 30
 Datastore Summary ..................................................................................................................................... 30
5.2.2. vCenter Server ............................................................................................................................................... 31
 Global Settings .............................................................................................................................................. 31
 Licensing......................................................................................................................................................... 31
 vCenter Permissions..................................................................................................................................... 31
5.2.3. Cluster: Nvidia-Cluster ................................................................................................................................. 32
5.2.3.1.Resource Pools ............................................................................................................................................. 33
 Resources ....................................................................................................................................................... 33
 Port group VLANs ......................................................................................................................................... 33
 VMs in Resources .......................................................................................................................................... 34
5.2.3.2.Hosts .............................................................................................................................................................. 35
 Host: mn-vesxi-01.vdiu.local....................................................................................................................... 35
o Block Storage................................................................................................................................................. 36

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o Block Storage................................................................................................................................................. 38
o Block Storage................................................................................................................................................. 40
o Block Storage................................................................................................................................................. 42
5.2.4. Cluster: Office-Cluster .................................................................................................................................. 43
5.2.4.1.Resource Pool ............................................................................................................................................... 44
 Resources ....................................................................................................................................................... 44
 Port group VLANs ......................................................................................................................................... 44
 VMs in Resources .......................................................................................................................................... 45
o Block Storage................................................................................................................................................. 48
o Block Storage................................................................................................................................................. 50
o Block Storage................................................................................................................................................. 52
6. Active Directory Configuration ......................................................................... 53

6.1. Forest Information ....................................................................................................................................... 53
6.1.1. Domain Controllers ...................................................................................................................................... 53
6.1.2. AD Optional Features ................................................................................................................................... 53
6.2. Sites and Services.......................................................................................................................................... 54
6.2.1. Inter-Site Transports ................................................................................................................................... 54
6.2.2. SoBa................................................................................................................................................................. 54
 Subnets ........................................................................................................................................................... 54
 Servers ............................................................................................................................................................ 54

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o MN-DC-01.vDIU.local .................................................................................................................................... 54
o MN-DC-02.vDIU.local .................................................................................................................................... 54
6.3. Domain Information .................................................................................................................................... 55
6.3.1. vDIU.local (Forest Root) .............................................................................................................................. 55
6.3.2. Domain trusts ................................................................................................................................................ 55
6.3.3. Domain Controllers ...................................................................................................................................... 55
6.4. Domain Controllers in vDIU.local .............................................................................................................. 56
6.4.1. MN-DC-01........................................................................................................................................................ 56
 Time Server Information............................................................................................................................. 56
 AD Database, Logfile and SYSVOL Locations ........................................................................................... 56
6.4.2. MN-DC-02........................................................................................................................................................ 57
 Time Server Information............................................................................................................................. 57
 AD Database, Logfile and SYSVOL Locations ........................................................................................... 57
6.5. Organizational Units ................................................................................................................................... 58
6.5.1. OUs in Domain vDIU.local (Forest Root) .................................................................................................. 58
6.6. Groups............................................................................................................................................................. 60
6.6.1. Domain vDIU.local (Forest Root) ............................................................................................................... 60
6.6.2. Domain Admins (10 members): ................................................................................................................. 60
6.6.3. Enterprise Admins (5 members): .............................................................................................................. 60
6.6.4. Schema Admins (4 members):.................................................................................................................... 60
6.6.5. Users with AdminCount=1 (11 users):...................................................................................................... 61
6.6.6. Groups with AdminCount=1 (11 members):............................................................................................ 61
6.7. Group Policies by Organizational Unit ..................................................................................................... 62
6.7.1. Domain Controllers (2)................................................................................................................................ 62
6.7.2. Servers (2) ...................................................................................................................................................... 62
6.7.3. StorEasy (2) ................................................................................................................................................... 62

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6.7.4. Studies (1) ...................................................................................................................................................... 62
6.7.5. Studies/Computers (2) ................................................................................................................................ 63
6.7.6. Studies/Users (1) .......................................................................................................................................... 63
6.7.7. Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users/DS (1) .......................................................................................................... 63
6.7.8. Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users/GIS (1) ......................................................................................................... 63
6.7.9. Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users/MD (1)......................................................................................................... 63
6.7.10.Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users/RS (1) .......................................................................................................... 63
6.7.11.Studies/Users/Office-Users (1).................................................................................................................. 63
6.7.12.Studies/Users/POffice-Users/Design (1) ................................................................................................. 63
6.7.13.Studies/Users/POffice-Users/Geology (1) ............................................................................................... 63
6.7.14.Studies/Users/POffice-Users/It (1) .......................................................................................................... 63
6.7.15.Studies/Users/POffice-Users/MGM (1) .................................................................................................... 63
6.7.16.Studies/Users/POffice-Users/Survey (1) ................................................................................................. 63
7. DNS Server Configuration.................................................................................... 64

7.1. DNS Server Properties ................................................................................................................................. 64
7.1.1. Interfaces ....................................................................................................................................................... 64
7.1.2. Forwarders .................................................................................................................................................... 64
7.1.3. Advanced ........................................................................................................................................................ 64
7.1.4. Server options: .............................................................................................................................................. 64
7.1.5. Root Hints ....................................................................................................................................................... 64
7.2. Forward Lookup Zones ................................................................................................................................ 65
7.2.1. _msdcs.vDIU.local Properties...................................................................................................................... 65
 General............................................................................................................................................................ 65
 Start of Authority (SOA) .............................................................................................................................. 65
 Name Servers................................................................................................................................................. 65

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7.2.2. vDIU.local Properties ................................................................................................................................... 66
 General............................................................................................................................................................ 66
 Name Servers................................................................................................................................................. 66
7.3. Reverse Lookup Zones.................................................................................................................................. 67
7.3.1. 0.in-addr.arpa Properties ........................................................................................................................... 67
 General............................................................................................................................................................ 67
 Name Servers................................................................................................................................................. 67
7.3.2. 10.0.10.in-addr.arpa Properties ................................................................................................................ 68
 General............................................................................................................................................................ 68
 Name Servers................................................................................................................................................. 68
7.3.3. 127.in-addr.arpa Properties ...................................................................................................................... 69
 General............................................................................................................................................................ 69
 Name Servers................................................................................................................................................. 69
 General............................................................................................................................................................ 70
 Name Servers................................................................................................................................................. 70
7.3.5. 255.in-addr.arpa Properties ...................................................................................................................... 71
 General............................................................................................................................................................ 71
 Name Servers................................................................................................................................................. 71

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 General............................................................................................................................................................ 72
 Name Servers................................................................................................................................................. 72
8. DHCP Server Configuration ................................................................................ 73

8.1. DHCP Server Information............................................................................................................................ 73
8.2. IPv4 Scopes..................................................................................................................................................... 74
8.2.1. Properties....................................................................................................................................................... 74
 General............................................................................................................................................................ 74
 DNS .................................................................................................................................................................. 74
 Failover ........................................................................................................................................................... 74
 Statistics ......................................................................................................................................................... 74
8.3. Scope [10.0.30.0] VDI-Client........................................................................................................................ 75
8.3.1. Address Pool .................................................................................................................................................. 75
8.3.2. Exclusions....................................................................................................................................................... 75
8.3.3. Scope Options ................................................................................................................................................ 75
8.3.4. Failover ........................................................................................................................................................... 75
8.3.5. Statistics ......................................................................................................................................................... 75
9. HPE StoreEasy 3850 and File Servers ............................................................ 76

9.1. HPE StoreEasy 3850 disk configuration................................................................................................... 76
9.2. Windows storage cluster............................................................................................................................. 76
9.3. Disks Recource .............................................................................................................................................. 77
9.4. Cluster file Server ......................................................................................................................................... 78
9.5. Map network drive Leaters and Pathes ................................................................................................... 78
10. Horizon 7 Configuration ....................................................................................... 79

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10.1. vDIU Horizon Architecture .......................................................................................................................... 79
10.2. Desktop Pools ................................................................................................................................................ 80
10.3. Nvidia Pool ..................................................................................................................................................... 80
10.4. Power Office Pool .......................................................................................................................................... 81
10.5. User Pool......................................................................................................................................................... 82
11. App Volumes Configuration ................................................................................ 83

11.1. App Volumes Overview ................................................................................................................................ 83
11.2. App Volumes Benefits................................................................................................................................... 84
11.3. Cost-Optimized Infrastructure................................................................................................................... 84
11.4. How App Volumes Works ............................................................................................................................ 84
11.5. vDIU App Volumes configuration .............................................................................................................. 84
12. vRealize Operations Manager ............................................................................ 88

12.1. vRealive Configuration ................................................................................................................................ 88
12.2. vRealive Dashboard samples ..................................................................................................................... 88
13. SEPM Configuration ............................................................................................... 90

14. BackupExec Configuration .................................................................................. 95
14.1. Implementation Prerequisite ..................................................................................................................... 95
 Backupexec Service account is assigned the following rights as below: - ......................................... 95
 Backupexec Service Account Group Memberships: ................................................................................ 95
 Backupexec Services:.................................................................................................................................... 96
 Local disk storage with 30TB Capacity .................................................................................................... 97
 Tape drives to duplicate backup sets configuration:............................................................................. 97
 Backup Strategy configuration for backup jobs for all servers:- ........................................................ 98
15. Project Hardware Infrastructure Overview ....................................................... 99

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15.1. Block Diagram for VDI Project Infrastructure ........................................................................................ 99
15.2. Data Center Room Image .......................................................................................................................... 100
15.2.1.showing Schneider Containment and Cooling Unit ............................................................................. 100
15.2.2.showing Network Rack.............................................................................................................................. 101
15.2.3.HPE VDI Solution Infrastructure Rack ................................................................................................... 101
15.3. COMPUTING ................................................................................................................................................. 102
15.3.1.HPE BladeSystem overview ...................................................................................................................... 102
15.3.2.HPE BladeSystem Components ................................................................................................................ 104
15.3.3.HPE BladeSystem Servers Solution Specs: ............................................................................................. 105
15.3.4.Storage Portfolio: ....................................................................................................................................... 107
15.3.5.HPE StoreFabric SAN Switch..................................................................................................................... 108
15.3.6.Networking Portfolio: ................................................................................................................................ 110
 HPE FlexFabric 5930 2QSFP+ 2-slot Switch .......................................................................................... 110
 Aruba 2920 48G POE+ Switch .................................................................................................................. 111
15.4. Infrastructure Management (HP System Insight Manager SIM): ..................................................... 112
16. Installation and Configuration ........................................................................... 113

16.1. Computing:................................................................................................................................................... 113
16.2. Server positions at the C7000 Enclosure:............................................................................................... 114
16.3. System Hardware installation in the Rack and Cabling: .................................................................... 115
16.4. System initialization using Insight Display ........................................................................................... 116
16.4.1. Blade Enclosure IP’s : ................................................................................................................................ 117
16.4.2. HPE Virtual Connect FlexFabric-20/40 F8 Module for c-Class BladeSystem ................................. 119
16.4.3. HPE Virtual Connect configurations ...................................................................................................... 120
16.4.4. HPE Virtual Connects LAN and SAN Connections................................................................................. 121
16.4.5. HPE Virtual Connect Manager ................................................................................................................ 122

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16.4.6. Servers Profiles .......................................................................................................................................... 130
16.5. Backup Server Installation and Configurations: .................................................................................. 132
16.6. Storage installation and configuration.................................................................................................. 133
16.6.1. HPE 3Par 8200 Installation and Configuration ................................................................................. 134
16.6.2. Storage installation in the rack ................................................................................................................... 135
16.6.3. HP 3PAR StoreServ 8000 Series Cabling Instructions ..................................................................... 136
16.6.4. Management Console Overview................................................................................................................... 138
16.6.5. 3Par Software......................................................................................................................................................... 141
16.6.6. 3Par Storage configurations ......................................................................................................................... 142
16.6.7. HPE 3Par Storage system shutdown ......................................................................................................... 156
16.7. HPE MSA 2040 Installation and Configuration ..................................................................................... 158
16.7.1. Storage installation in the rack ................................................................................................................... 159
16.7.2. Cable installation. ................................................................................................................................................ 160
16.7.3. Management Web Interface. ......................................................................................................................... 162
16.8. HPE SAN switches Installation and Configuration ............................................................................... 165
16.9. HPE MSL Installation and Configuration ............................................................................................... 166
16.10. Networking Configurations ...................................................................................................................... 168
16.10.1. Aruba switches configurations: ................................................................................................................ 169
16.10.2. Core Switches configurations ..................................................................................................................... 173
16.11. System ManHP System Insight Management ........................................................................................ 181
16.11.1. HP SIM Machine information: .................................................................................................................... 181
16.11.2. User credentials: ................................................................................................................................................ 182

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1. Document Scope
This document intends to introduce the VDIU Configuration document to Golden Square as a configuration
reference for the VDI project deployment

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2. Solution Introduction
Any business today depends heavily on the Information
Technology Services where any IT service failure directly
affects the Business Continuity. Here begins TARGET’s
Responsibility.
In order to cope with the DIU vision and to lead the firms’
efforts into achieving its Strategic Business Goals for its
critical services, DIU IT department needs to simplify and
automate the management of GIS users and traditional Power
Users desktops and securely deliver desktop as a service to
users from a central location at levels of availability and
reliability unmatched by traditional PCs
Engineers, designers, and scientists have traditionally relied

on dedicated graphics workstations to perform the most demanding tasks, such as manipulating 3D models and
visually analyzing large data sets. These standalone workstations carried high acquisition and maintenance
costs, and they required the user to be present in the lab or office. In areas such as oil and gas, space exploration,
aerospace, engineering, science, and manufacturing this meant that an organization’s individuals had to be
located in the same physical location as the workstation.
Virtualizing the graphics workstation provides immediate benefits by enabling workers to collaborate and be
productive from any location, using any endpoint device. This enables organizations to employ the best global
talent available and work more easily with valued partners and suppliers. Virtualization also offers both CapEx
and OpEx savings, driving down acquisition and maintenance costs.
Innovations in hardware-based graphics acceleration and virtualization technology have made graphics
Workstation virtualization a reality. With the latest generation of virtualization software, display protocols, and
advanced graphics cards, virtual desktops can meet and even exceed the performance expectations of designers
and researchers accustomed to working on high-end standalone graphics workstations. The ability of a single
physical GPU to support multiple users also has important implications for IT as well as for users who are
increasingly accustomed to mobility
To achieve this, TARGET Consultancy Services has deployed Horizon 7 VDI Solution in DIU to deliver a secure
access to applications and data to any device to give end users maximum mobility and flexibility. While give IT
the power of security and control
The VDI solution was deployed within a complete vision that is guided by a complete awareness with DIU mission
and strategic goals.
All the operations are planned to support DIU business continuity. This project has been implemented by our
experienced technical teams, each in a certain specialty to guarantee the Quality of Service that is always expected
from TARGET.

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3. Solution Overview
3.1 Solution Layout:
Office & GIS VDI ThinApp
Cluster
(7Hosts)
Full Clones
vCenter
Server (1VM)
Golden Square
Connection Servers Servers
(2VMs)
Firewall
Images
Infrastructure DataStore
Clients
Hosts Cluster
(2Hosts)
BaclupExec 15 Tape Library DataStore

vCenter
Server (1VM)
3.2 Solution Description

The project design is based on the market leader virtualization technology (VMware) which makes the
best use of the hardware investment and minimize the total cost of ownership (TCO) while maximizing
the Return On Investment (ROI), in order to best use the technology available in the market, our
consultation team used a mix of technologies to best serve DIU business needs.
VMware Horizon 7 industry’s leading desktop virtualization solution was used to convert physical clients’
desktops to a managed secured service. It offers wide range of facilities like: snapshots of clients’ desktop
which allow fast recovery of any fault with min. downtime and Persona Management feature which helps
preserving user data and profile by synchronizing it to a network location efficiently.

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NVIDIA GRID vGPU graphics acceleration technology from NVIDIA was used to enables single GPU
(graphics processing unit) to be shared among multiple virtual desktops.
Twelve NVIDIA M6 Graphic Cards were shared on a 2:1 ratio, to serve the GIS user’s needs.
VDI users were categorized by three main group requirements
 Nvidia Users
 Office Users
 Power Office Users
VDI desktops were deployed as Full clones to support replication to a DR Site in a coming phase.
VMware vApp were deployed on 1 VM to deliver applications without the need to create separate desktop
pools if a small number of users have different requirements than the rest
DIU Servers VMs were virtualized on a separate VMware Cluster.
The whole VMware environment is fault tolerant using VMware HA (High Availability) Cluster.
VMware vRealize Operations for Horizon were deployed for monitoring and performance analytics, as
well as Capacity management, planning and optimization
Microsoft Window 2012r2 Active Directory Domain Services were deployed on 2 VMs, to act as the
authentication platform for both VMware VDI and client machines if needed.
Backup Exec 16 was deployed to provide fast, flexible, and reliable recovery of virtualized applications
and data.

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3.3 Solution Connectivity Diagram:

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4. Physical servers Configuration.

4.1. vSphere Hosts Configuration
# Host Name Service OS CPU RAM Disk IP
2 x Intel® Xeon®
VDI 300 GB RAID
1 MN-VESXI-01 ESXI 6.5 Processor E5- 640 GB 10.0.20.11
infrastructure 2690 v4
1 "2 X 300 GB
2 x Intel® Xeon®
VDI 300 GB RAID
1 "2 X 300 GB
2 x Intel® Xeon®
VDI 300 GB RAID
1 "2 X 300 GB
2 x Intel® Xeon®
VDI 300 GB RAID
1 "2 X 300 GB
2 x Intel® Xeon®
VDI 300 GB RAID
5 MN-VESXI-05 ESXI 6.5 Processor E5- 1TB 10.0.20.15
1 "2 X 300 GB
2 x Intel® Xeon®
VDI 300 GB RAID
1 "2 X 300 GB
2 x Intel® Xeon®
VDI 300 GB RAID
1 "2 X 300 GB
2 x Intel® Xeon®
Server 300 GB RAID
8 MN-SESXI-01 ESXI 6.5 Processor E5- 256 GB 10.0.10.11
Infrastructure 2690 v4
1 "2 X 300 GB
2 x Intel® Xeon®
Server 300 GB RAID
9 MN-SESXI-02 ESXI 6.5 Processor E5- 256 GB 10.0.10.12
Infrastructure 2690 v4
1 "2 X 300 GB

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4.2. Server Configuration

Server Name Service OS CPU RAM Disk IP
Windows
2 x Intel® Xeon® 300 GB RAID
HP StorEasy storage
01 MN-StorEasy-01 Processor E5- 64 GB 1 "2 X SSD 10.0.10.41
Node 1 server 2609 v3 300 GB
2016
Windows
2 x Intel® Xeon® 300 GB RAID
HP StorEasy storage
02 MN-StorEasy-01 Processor E5- 64 GB 1 "2 X SSD 10.0.10.42
Node 2 server 2609 v3 300 GB
2016
*300 Gb
RAID 1 "2 X
Intel® Xeon® 300 GB Hard
Backup Windows
03 MN-Bexec-01 Processor E5- 32 GB disks". 10.0.10.9
Server 2012 R2 2690 v4 *30 TB RAID
5"6 X 6 TB
Hard disks".

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5. Infrastructure Virtualization Configuration

5.1. Server Infrastructure
5.1.1. Summary
 Cluster Summary
Cluster Name Host Count HA Enabled DRS Enabled DRS Automation Level VM Count
Server-Cluster 2 True False FullyAutomated 10
 Host Summary
Host Name Connection State ESX Version Parent Cluster CPU Used % Memory Used % VM Count
mn-sesxi-01.vdiu.local Connected 6.5.0 Server-Cluster 2.03 % 18.81 % 5
mn-sesxi-02.vdiu.local Connected 6.5.0 Server-Cluster 0.63 % 7.98 % 5
 Datastore Summary
Datastore Name Type Total Capacity Free Space Percent Used
3par-infra-srv VMFS 10,239.75 GB 8,368.12 GB 18.28 %
3par-infra-VDI VMFS 3,071.75 GB 1,770.16 GB 42.37 %
3par-ParentVM VMFS 2,047.75 GB 1,722.59 GB 15.88 %
DStore-S01 VMFS 271.75 GB 255.99 GB 5.80 %
DStore-S02 VMFS 271.75 GB 263.00 GB 3.22 %

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5.1.2. vCenter Server

 Global Settings
Name VC-SRV.vDIU.local
Version 6.5
Build 5973321
EMail Sender
SMTP Server
SMTP Server Port 25
 Licensing
License Name Key Last 5 Total Licenses Licenses Used
Product Evaluation *****-00000 0 0
VMware vCenter Server 6 Standard (Instances) *****-2837N 1 1
VMware vSphere 6.5 Standard for 1 processor *****-8HY7N 4 4
 vCenter Permissions
Entity Principal Role
Datacenters SRV.LOCAL\Administrator Admin
Datacenters VDIU\Vsphere-SRV-admin Admin
Datacenters SRV.LOCAL\Administrators Admin
Datacenters VDIU\vcenteradmin Admin
Datacenters SRV.LOCAL\vpxd-extension-49d395f4-3166-4f8e-bfe1-d96c29528f4a Admin
Datacenters SRV.LOCAL\vsphere-webclient-49d395f4-3166-4f8e-bfe1-d96c29528f4a ReadOnly
Datacenters SRV.LOCAL\vpxd-49d395f4-3166-4f8e-bfe1-d96c29528f4a Admin

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5.1.3. Cluster: Server-Cluster
Name Server-Cluster
HA Enabled? True
HA Admission Control Enabled? True
HA Failover Level 1
HA Restart Priority Medium
HA Isolation Response Shutdown
DRS Enabled? False
EVC Mode
Hosts in Server-Cluster
mn-sesxi-01.vdiu.local
mn-sesxi-02.vdiu.local

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5.1.4. Resource Pools

 Resource Pool: Resources
Name Resources
Parent Pool Server-Cluster (Cluster Root)
CPU Shares Level Normal
Number of CPU Shares 4000
CPU Reservation 130524 MHz
CPU Limit 130524 MHz
CPU Limit Expandable True
Memory Shares Level Normal
Number of Memory Shares 163840
Memory Reservation 491 GB
Memory Limit 491 GB
Memory Limit Expandable True
 Port group VLANs

Port Group Switch VLAN Host Datacenter Cluster VI SDK Server
VDI-Infra vSwitch0 20 mn-sesxi-01.vdiu.local Server-Datacenter Server-Cluster vc-srv.vdiu.local
SRV-Infra vSwitch0 10 mn-sesxi-01.vdiu.local Server-Datacenter Server-Cluster vc-srv.vdiu.local
VDI-Client vSwitch0 30 mn-sesxi-01.vdiu.local Server-Datacenter Server-Cluster vc-srv.vdiu.local
SRV-vMotion vSwitch0 40 mn-sesxi-01.vdiu.local Server-Datacenter Server-Cluster vc-srv.vdiu.local
MGM vSwitch0 10 mn-sesxi-01.vdiu.local Server-Datacenter Server-Cluster vc-srv.vdiu.local
VDI-Infra vSwitch0 20 mn-sesxi-02.vdiu.local Server-Datacenter Server-Cluster vc-srv.vdiu.local
SRV-Infra vSwitch0 10 mn-sesxi-02.vdiu.local Server-Datacenter Server-Cluster vc-srv.vdiu.local
VDI-Client vSwitch0 30 mn-sesxi-02.vdiu.local Server-Datacenter Server-Cluster vc-srv.vdiu.local
SRV-vMotion vSwitch0 40 mn-sesxi-02.vdiu.local Server-Datacenter Server-Cluster vc-srv.vdiu.local
MGM vSwitch0 10 mn-sesxi-02.vdiu.local Server-Datacenter Server-Cluster vc-srv.vdiu.local

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 VMs in Resources
VMs in Resources
3parSP
MN-AV-01
MN-DC-01
MN-HPSim-01
MN-PrintSRV-01
MN-UPSPwrChute-01
MN-VROM-01
MN-vSQL-01
MN-WSUS-01
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5.1.5. Hosts
 Host: mn-sesxi-01.vdiu.local
Name mn-sesxi-01.vdiu.local
ESXi Version 6.5.0
ESXi Build 4887370
Power State PoweredOn
Connection State Connected
Host Status Clustered Host
Parent Object Server-Cluster
Manufacturer HP
Model ProLiant BL460c Gen9
CPU Type Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2690 v4 @ 2.60GHz
Maximum EVC Mode intel-broadwell
CPU Core Count 28
Hyperthreading Active
CPU Power Policy dynamic
Total Memory 256 GB
SSH Service Policy off
SSH Service Status Stopped
Scratch Log location [] /scratch/log
Scratch Log remote host
NTP Service Policy off
NTP Service Status Stopped
NFS Max Queue Depth 4294967295
NFS Max Volumes 8
TCP IP Heap Size 0
TCP IP Heap Max 512
Software iSCSI Service Disabled

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o Block Storage
Model Vendor Capacity Runtime Name MultiPath Identifier
VV 3PARdata 10,240.00 GB RoundRobin naa.60002ac00000...
MSA 2040 SAN HP GB MostRecentlyUsed naa.600c0ff00027...
LOGICAL VOLUME HP 279.37 GB Fixed naa.600508b1001c...

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 Host: mn-sesxi-02.vdiu.local
Name mn-sesxi-02.vdiu.local
ESXi Version 6.5.0
ESXi Build 4887370
Parent Object Server-Cluster
Manufacturer HP
Model ProLiant BL460c Gen9
CPU Core Count 28
Total Memory 256 GB
Scratch Log remote host
NFS Max Volumes 8
TCP IP Heap Size 0
TCP IP Heap Max 512

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o Block Storage

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5.2. VDI Infrastructure

5.2.1. Summary
 Cluster Summary
Cluster Name Host Count HA Enabled DRS Enabled DRS Automation Level VM Count
Nvidia-Cluster 4 False False FullyAutomated 30
Office-Cluster 3 True True FullyAutomated 78
 Host Summary
Host Name Connection ESX Version Parent Cluster CPU Used % Memory Used % VM Count
mn-vesxi-01.vdiu.local Connected 6.5.0 Nvidia-Cluster 1.97 % 54.21 % 7
mn-vesxi-05.vdiu.local Connected 6.5.0 Office-Cluster 5.77 % 29.33 % 28
 Datastore Summary
Datastore Name Type Total Capacity Free Space Percent Used
3par-GIS-01 VMFS 10,239.75 GB 9,216.88 GB 9.99 %
3par-GIS-02 VMFS 10,239.75 GB 9,396.76 GB 8.23 %
3par-infra-srv VMFS 10,239.75 GB 8,368.12 GB 18.28 %
3par-infra-VDI VMFS 3,071.75 GB 1,770.16 GB 42.37 %
3par-Office-01 VMFS 10,239.75 GB 8,259.37 GB 19.34 %
3par-Office-02 VMFS 10,239.75 GB 7,138.09 GB 30.29 %
3par-ParentVM VMFS 2,047.75 GB 1,722.59 GB 15.88 %
DStore-V01 VMFS 271.75 GB 270.80 GB 0.35 %
DStore-V02 VMFS 271.75 GB 270.80 GB 0.35 %
Dstore-V03 VMFS 271.75 GB 264.81 GB 2.55 %

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5.2.2. vCenter Server

 Global Settings
Name VC-VDI.vdiu.local
Version 6.5
Build 5973321
EMail Sender
SMTP Server
SMTP Server Port 25
 Licensing
License Name Key Last 5 Total Licenses Licenses Used
Product Evaluation *****-00000 0
VMware vCenter Server 6 Standard for Horizon *****-2MG65 1 1
VMware vSphere 6 for Desktop 100 VM *****-AHN45 100 32
VMware vSphere 6 for Desktop 100 VM *****-A47M1 100 78
 vCenter Permissions
Entity Principal Role
Datacenters VDI.LOCAL\Administrator Admin
Datacenters VDIU\Vsphere-VDI-admin Admin
Datacenters VDI.LOCAL\Administrators Admin
Datacenters VDIU\vcenteradmin Admin
Datacenters VDI.LOCAL\vpxd-extension-100fee03-fb4c-470d-812d-0daeb10819f6 Admin
Datacenters VDI.LOCAL\vpxd-100fee03-fb4c-470d-812d-0daeb10819f6 Admin
Datacenters VDI.LOCAL\vsphere-webclient-100fee03-fb4c-470d-812d-0daeb10819f6 ReadOnly

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5.2.3. Cluster: Nvidia-Cluster
Name Nvidia-Cluster
HA Enabled? False
DRS Enabled? False
EVC Mode -
Hosts in Nvidia-Cluster
mn-vesxi-01.vdiu.local

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5.2.3.1. Resource Pools

 Resources
Name Resources
Parent Pool Office-Cluster (Cluster Root)
Memory Limit 3002 GB

# Allow Mac Active Standby Forged
Port Switch VLAN Blocked VI SDK Server
Ports Promiscuous Changes Uplink Uplink Transmits
Uplink 1,
DVS- Uplink 2,
DPortG-MGM 15 20 False False False False vc-vdi.vdiu.local
VDI Uplink 3,
Uplink 4
Uplink 1,
DVS- Uplink 2,
DPortG-Nvidia 60 30 False True True True vc-vdi.vdiu.local
VDI Uplink 3,
Uplink 4
Uplink 1,
DPortG- DVS- Uplink 2,
99 30 False True True True vc-vdi.vdiu.local
OfficeUsers VDI Uplink 3,
Uplink 4
Uplink 1,
DVS- Uplink 2,
DPortG-VDI_Infra 20 20 False False True True vc-vdi.vdiu.local
VDI Uplink 3,
Uplink 4
DVS-
DPortG-vMotion 33 40 False False False Uplink 1 Uplink 2 False vc-vdi.vdiu.local
VDI

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5.2.3.2. Hosts
 Host: mn-vesxi-01.vdiu.local
Name mn-vesxi-01.vdiu.local
ESXi Version 6.5.0
ESXi Build 4887370
Parent Object Nvidia-Cluster
Manufacturer HP
Model ProLiant WS460c Gen9
CPU Core Count 28
Total Memory 640 GB
NFS Max Volumes 8
TCP IP Heap Size 0
TCP IP Heap Max 512

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o Block Storage

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ESXi Version 6.5.0
ESXi Build 4887370
Manufacturer HP
CPU Core Count 28
Total Memory 640 GB
NFS Max Volumes 8
TCP IP Heap Size 0
TCP IP Heap Max 512
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ESXi Version 6.5.0
ESXi Build 4887370
Manufacturer HP
CPU Type Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2690 v4 @
2.60GHz
CPU Core Count 28
Total Memory 640 GB
NFS Max Volumes 8
TCP IP Heap Size 0
TCP IP Heap Max 512
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ESXi Version 6.5.0
ESXi Build 4887370
Manufacturer HP
CPU Type Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2690 v4 @
2.60GHz
CPU Core Count 28
Total Memory 640 GB
NFS Max Volumes 8
TCP IP Heap Size 0
TCP IP Heap Max 512

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o Block Storage

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5.2.4. Cluster: Office-Cluster
Name Office-Cluster
HA Enabled? True
HA Admission Control Enabled? True
HA Failover Level 1
HA Restart Priority Medium
HA Isolation Response Shutdown
DRS Enabled? True
DRS Automation Level FullyAutomated
EVC Mode -
Hosts in Office-Cluster

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5.2.4.1. Resource Pool

 Resources
Name Resources
Parent Pool Nvidia-Cluster (Cluster Root)
Memory Limit 2470 GB

# Allow Mac Active Standby Forged
Port Switch VLAN Blocked VI SDK Server
Ports Promiscuous Changes Uplink Uplink Transmits
Uplink 1,
DVS- Uplink 2,
DPortG-MGM 15 20 False False False False vc-vdi.vdiu.local
VDI Uplink 3,
Uplink 4
Uplink 1,
DVS- Uplink 2,
DPortG-Nvidia 60 30 False True True True vc-vdi.vdiu.local
VDI Uplink 3,
Uplink 4
Uplink 1,
DPortG- DVS- Uplink 2,
99 30 False True True True vc-vdi.vdiu.local
OfficeUsers VDI Uplink 3,
Uplink 4
Uplink 1,
DVS- Uplink 2,
DPortG-VDI_Infra 20 20 False False True True vc-vdi.vdiu.local
VDI Uplink 3,
Uplink 4
DVS-
DPortG-vMotion 33 40 False False False Uplink 1 Uplink 2 False vc-vdi.vdiu.local
VDI

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ESXi Version 6.5.0
ESXi Build 4887370
Parent Object Office-Cluster
Manufacturer HP
CPU Core Count 28
Total Memory 1024 GB
NFS Max Volumes 8
TCP IP Heap Size 0
TCP IP Heap Max 512

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o Block Storage

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ESXi Version 6.5.0
ESXi Build 4887370
Manufacturer HP
CPU Core Count 28
NFS Max Volumes 8
TCP IP Heap Size 0
TCP IP Heap Max 512

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o Block Storage

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ESXi Version 6.5.0
ESXi Build 4887370
Manufacturer HP
CPU Core Count 28
NFS Max Volumes 8
TCP IP Heap Size 0
TCP IP Heap Max 512

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6. Active Directory Configuration

6.1. Forest Information
Forest mode Windows Server 2012 R2
Forest name vDIU.local
Root domain vDIU.local
Domain naming master MN-DC-01.vDIU.local
Schema master MN-DC-01.vDIU.local
Partitions container CN=Partitions,CN=Configuration,DC=vDIU,DC=local
DC=DomainDnsZones,DC=vDIU,DC=local
Application partitions
DC=ForestDnsZones,DC=vDIU,DC=local
Cross forest references <None>
SPN suffixes <None>
UPN suffixes <None>
Domains in forest vDIU.local
Sites SoBa
Tombstone lifetime 180 days
6.1.1. Domain Controllers

Name Global Catalog Read-only
MN-DC-01.vDIU.local True False
MN-DC-02.vDIU.local True False
6.1.2. AD Optional Features

Feature name Recycle Bin Feature
Enabled No

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6.2. Sites and Services

6.2.1. Inter-Site Transports
Name DEFAULTIPSITELINK
Sites in Link SoBa
Cost 100
Replication Interval 180
Schedule 24x7
Options Change Notification is Disabled
Type IP
6.2.2. SoBa
 Subnets
10.0.10.0/24 10.0.20.0/24 10.0.30.0/23
 Servers
o MN-DC-01.vDIU.local
Connection Objects to source server MN-DC-01
Name From Server From Site
<automatically generated> MN-DC-02 SoBa
o MN-DC-02.vDIU.local
Connection Objects to source server MN-DC-02
Name From Server From Site
<automatically generated> MN-DC-01 SoBa

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6.3. Domain Information

6.3.1. vDIU.local (Forest Root)
Domain mode Windows Server 2012 R2
Domain name vDIU
NetBIOS name VDIU
DNS root vDIU.local
Distinguished name DC=vDIU,DC=local
Infrastructure master MN-DC-01.vDIU.local
PDC Emulator MN-DC-01.vDIU.local
RID Master MN-DC-01.vDIU.local
Default computers container CN=Computers,DC=vDIU,DC=local
Default users container CN=Users,DC=vDIU,DC=local
Deleted objects container CN=Deleted Objects,DC=vDIU,DC=local
Domain controllers container OU=Domain Controllers,DC=vDIU,DC=local
Foreign security principals container CN=ForeignSecurityPrincipals,DC=vDIU,DC=local
Lost and Found container CN=LostAndFound,DC=vDIU,DC=local
Quotas container CN=NTDS Quotas,DC=vDIU,DC=local
Systems container CN=System,DC=vDIU,DC=local
AD Schema (69) - Windows Server 2012 R2
MN-DC-01.vDIU.local
Replica directory servers
MN-DC-02.vDIU.local
CN=Configuration,DC=vDIU,DC=local
Subordinate references DC=DomainDnsZones,DC=vDIU,DC=local
6.3.2. Domain trusts

<None>
6.3.3. Domain Controllers
Name
MN-DC-01
MN-DC-02

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6.4. Domain Controllers in vDIU.local

6.4.1. MN-DC-01
Default partition DC=vDIU,DC=local
Domain vDIU.local
Enabled True
Hostname MN-DC-01.vDIU.local
Global Catalog Yes
Read-only No
LDAP port 389
SSL port 636
PDCEmulator
RIDMaster
Operation Master roles InfrastructureMaster
SchemaMaster
DomainNamingMaster
CN=Schema,CN=Configuration,DC=vDIU,DC=local
Partitions DC=DomainDnsZones,DC=vDIU,DC=local
DC=vDIU,DC=local
Site SoBa
Operating System Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard
Operating System version 6.3 (9600)
IPv4 Address 10.0.30.11
IPv6 Address ::1
 Time Server Information

Time source Local CMOS Clock
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\Config\AnnounceFlags 10
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\Config\MaxNegPhaseCorrection 172800
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\Config\MaxPosPhaseCorrection 172800
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\Parameters\NtpServer time.windows.com,0x9
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\Parameters\Type NT5DS
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\TimeProviders\NtpClient\SpecialPollInterval 3600
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\TimeProviders\VMICTimeProvider\Enabled Enabled
 AD Database, Logfile and SYSVOL Locations

HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NTDS\Parameters\DSA Database file C:\Windows\NTDS\ntds.dit
DSA Database file size 0.023 GB
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NTDS\Parameters\Database log files path C:\Windows\NTDS
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Netlogon\Parameters\SysVol C:\Windows\SYSVOL\sysvol

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6.4.2. MN-DC-02
Default partition DC=vDIU,DC=local
Domain vDIU.local
Enabled True
Hostname MN-DC-02.vDIU.local
Global Catalog Yes
Read-only No
LDAP port 389
SSL port 636
Operation Master roles <None>
CN=Schema,CN=Configuration,DC=vDIU,DC=local
Partitions DC=DomainDnsZones,DC=vDIU,DC=local
DC=vDIU,DC=local
Site SoBa
Operating System Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard
Operating System version 6.3 (9600)
IPv4 Address 10.0.20.10
IPv6 Address <None>
 Time Server Information

Time source MN-DC-01.vDIU.local
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\Config\AnnounceFlags 10
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\Config\MaxNegPhaseCorrection 172800
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\Config\MaxPosPhaseCorrection 172800
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\Parameters\NtpServer time.windows.com,0x9
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\Parameters\Type NT5DS
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\TimeProviders\NtpClient\SpecialPollInterval 3600
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\W32Time\TimeProviders\VMICTimeProvider\Enabled Enabled
 AD Database, Logfile and SYSVOL Locations

HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NTDS\Parameters\DSA Database file C:\Windows\NTDS\ntds.dit
DSA Database file size 0.023 GB
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NTDS\Parameters\Database log files path C:\Windows\NTDS
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Netlogon\Parameters\SysVol C:\Windows\SYSVOL\sysvol

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6.5. Organizational Units

6.5.1. OUs in Domain vDIU.local (Forest Root)
Name Created Protected # Users # Computers # Groups
8/13/2017
Admins 9:56:04 AM
No 3 0 2
8/12/2017
Domain Controllers 6:12:05 PM No 0 2 0
8/13/2017
Servers 2:17:34 PM
No 0 12 0
8/13/2017
Service Accounts 9:56:28 AM No 5 0 0
8/20/2017
StorEasy 4:58:03 PM
No 0 11 0
8/14/2017
Studies 2:51:49 PM No 100 103 13
8/16/2017
Studies/Computers 4:57:21 PM No 0 103 0
8/14/2017
Studies/Computers/Nvidia-PCs 4:15:09 PM
No 0 31 0
8/14/2017
Studies/Computers/Nvidia-PCs/DS-PCs 4:16:47 PM No 0 8 0
8/14/2017
Studies/Computers/Nvidia-PCs/GIS-PCs 4:16:16 PM
No 0 8 0
8/14/2017
Studies/Computers/Nvidia-PCs/MD-PCs 4:17:05 PM No 0 6 0
8/14/2017
Studies/Computers/Nvidia-PCs/RS-PCs 4:16:32 PM
No 0 8 0
8/14/2017
Studies/Computers/Office-PCs 4:17:39 PM No 0 21 0
8/16/2017
Studies/Computers/POffice-PCs 4:26:41 PM No 0 51 0
8/16/2017
Studies/Users 4:56:59 PM No 100 0 12
8/14/2017
Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users 2:57:20 PM No 30 0 5
8/14/2017
Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users/DS 3:00:11 PM
No 8 0 1
8/14/2017
Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users/GIS 2:58:21 PM No 8 0 1
8/14/2017
Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users/MD 3:01:48 PM
No 6 0 1
8/14/2017
Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users/RS 2:58:35 PM No 8 0 1
8/14/2017
Studies/Users/Office-Users 2:57:39 PM
No 20 0 1
8/16/2017
Studies/Users/POffice-Users 4:26:16 PM No 50 0 6
8/20/2017
Studies/Users/POffice-Users/Design 10:22:51 PM Yes 0 0 1
8/20/2017
Studies/Users/POffice-Users/Geology 10:23:15 PM
Yes 0 0 1
8/20/2017
Studies/Users/POffice-Users/It 10:22:38 PM Yes 0 0 1
8/20/2017
Studies/Users/POffice-Users/MGM 10:24:00 PM
Yes 0 0 1
8/20/2017
Studies/Users/POffice-Users/Survey 10:23:04 PM Yes 0 0 1
8/16/2017
virtual-Appliances 3:57:57 PM
No 0 2 0

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6.6. Groups
6.6.1. Domain vDIU.local (Forest Root)
Total Groups 64
Security Groups 63
Domain Local 35
Global 25
Universal 3
Distribution Groups 1
Groups with SID History 0
Contacts 0
6.6.2. Domain Admins (10 members):

Password
Password Account
Name Never
Last Changed Enabled
Expires
Administrator 8/13/2017 False True
Backup Exec 8/13/2017 True True
Golden Square 8/13/2017 True True
SepAdmin 8/14/2017 True True
SQL Admin 8/17/2017 True True
StorEasy Admin 8/19/2017 True True
Target 8/13/2017 True True
vCenter Administrator 8/13/2017 True True
vDIUAdmin 8/17/2017 True True
VMware User Environment Manager 8/20/2017 True True
6.6.3. Enterprise Admins (5 members):

Password
Password Last Account
Name Domain Never
Changed Enabled
Expires
Administrator vDIU.local 8/13/2017 False True
SepAdmin vDIU.local 8/14/2017 True True
SQL Admin vDIU.local 8/17/2017 True True
Target vDIU.local 8/13/2017 True True
vCenter Administrator vDIU.local 8/13/2017 True True
6.6.4. Schema Admins (4 members):

Password Password
Account
Name Domain Last Never
Enabled
Changed Expires
Administrator vDIU.local 8/13/2017 False True
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SepAdmin vDIU.local 8/14/2017 True True

SQL Admin vDIU.local 8/17/2017 True True
Target vDIU.local 8/13/2017 True True
6.6.5. Users with AdminCount=1 (11 users):

Password
Password Last Account
Name Never
Changed Enabled
Expires
Administrator 8/13/2017 False True
Backup Exec 8/13/2017 True True
Golden Square 8/13/2017 True True
krbtgt 8/12/2017 False False
SepAdmin 8/14/2017 True True
SQL Admin 8/17/2017 True True
StorEasy Admin 8/19/2017 True True
Target 8/13/2017 True True
vCenter Administrator 8/13/2017 True True
vDIUAdmin 8/17/2017 True True
VMware User Environment Manager 8/20/2017 True True
6.6.6. Groups with AdminCount=1 (11 members):

Group Name Members
SQL Admin
Account Operators (2 members)
Target
Administrator
Backup Exec
Domain Admins
Enterprise Admins
SepAdmin
Administrators (10 members) SQL Admin
StorEasy Admin
Target
vCenter Administrator
VMware User Environment
Manager
Backup Exec
SQL Admin
StorEasy Admin
Backup Operators (5 members)
Target
Manager
Administrator
Domain Admins (10 members) Backup Exec
Golden Square

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SepAdmin
SQL Admin
StorEasy Admin
Target
vDIUAdmin
Manager
MN-DC-01
MN-DC-02
Domain Controllers (4 members)
SQL Admin
Target
Administrator
SepAdmin
Enterprise Admins (5 members) SQL Admin
Target
SQL Admin
Print Operators (2 members)
Target
Read-only Domain Controllers (2 SQL Admin
members) Target
SQL Admin
Replicator (2 members)
Target
Administrator
SepAdmin
Schema Admins (4 members)
SQL Admin
Target
SQL Admin
Server Operators (2 members)
Target
6.7. Group Policies by Organizational Unit

6.7.1. Domain Controllers (2)
Default Domain Controllers Policy
WSUS-Servers
6.7.2. Servers (2)

Enable-Remote-Desktop_Disable Firwall
WSUS-Servers
6.7.3. StorEasy (2)

WSUS-Servers
6.7.4. Studies (1)

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VMware UEM
6.7.5. Studies/Computers (2)

WSUS-Clients
6.7.6. Studies/Users (1)

MAP_Network-Public
6.7.7. Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users/DS (1)

MAP_Network-Design
6.7.8. Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users/GIS (1)

MAP_Network-GIS
6.7.9. Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users/MD (1)

MAP_Network-IT
6.7.10. Studies/Users/Nvidia-Users/RS (1)

MAP_Network-RS
6.7.11. Studies/Users/Office-Users (1)

MAP_Network-Office-User
6.7.12. Studies/Users/POffice-Users/Design (1)

MAP_Network-Design
6.7.13. Studies/Users/POffice-Users/Geology (1)

MAP_Network-Geology
6.7.14. Studies/Users/POffice-Users/It (1)

MAP_Network-IT
6.7.15. Studies/Users/POffice-Users/MGM (1)

MAP_Network-Management
6.7.16. Studies/Users/POffice-Users/Survey (1)

MAP_Network-Survey

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7. DNS Server Configuration

7.1. DNS Server Properties
7.1.1. Interfaces
Listen on All IP addresses
7.1.2. Forwarders
Number of seconds before forward queries time out 3
Use root hint if no forwarders are available Yes
7.1.3. Advanced
Server version number 6.3.9600 (0x2580)
7.1.4. Server options:

Disable recursion (also disables forwarders) Not Selected
Enable BIND secondaries Not Selected
Fail on load if bad zone data Not Selected
Enable round robin Selected
Enable netmask ordering Selected
Secure cache against pollution Selected
Enable DNSSec validation for remote responses Selected
Name checking Multibyte (UTF8)
Load zone data on startup From Active Directory and registry
Enable automatic scavenging of stale records Not Selected
7.1.5. Root Hints

Server Fully Qualified Domain Name IP Address
(FQDN)
d.root-servers.net. 199.7.91.13
e.root-servers.net. 192.203.230.10
f.root-servers.net. 192.5.5.241
a.root-servers.net. 198.41.0.4
b.root-servers.net. 192.228.79.201
c.root-servers.net. 192.33.4.12
g.root-servers.net. 192.112.36.4
k.root-servers.net. 193.0.14.129
l.root-servers.net. 199.7.83.42
m.root-servers.net. 202.12.27.33
h.root-servers.net. 128.63.2.53
i.root-servers.net. 192.36.148.17
j.root-servers.net. 192.58.128.30

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7.2.Forward Lookup Zones

7.2.1. _msdcs.vDIU.local Properties
 General
Status Running
Type Active Directory-Integrated
Replication All DNS servers in this forest
Data is stored in Active Directory Yes
Dynamic updates Secure only
Scavenge stale resource records Not Selected
 Start of Authority (SOA)

Serial number 247
Primary server mn-dc-01.vdiu.local.
Responsible person hostmaster.vdiu.local.
Refresh interval 15 minutes
Retry interval 10 minutes
Expires after 1 days
Minimum (default) TTL 1 hours
TTL for this record 01:00:00
 Name Servers
Server Fully Qualified
IP Address
Domain Name (FQDN)
mn-dc-01.vdiu.local. ::1 10.0.30.11 10.0.10.10
mn-dc-02.vdiu.local. 10.0.20.10 10.0.30.14 10.0.30.12

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7.2.2. vDIU.local Properties

 General
Status Running
Replication All DNS servers in this domain

Serial number 630
 Name Servers
Server Fully Qualified Domain IP Address
Name (FQDN)
mn-dc-02.vdiu.local. 10.0.20.10 10.0.30.14 10.0.30.12
mn-dc-01.vdiu.local. ::1 10.0.30.11 10.0.10.10

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7.3.Reverse Lookup Zones

7.3.1. 0.in-addr.arpa Properties
 General
Status Running
Type Primary
Replication Not an Active-Directory-Integrated zone
Dynamic updates None

Serial number 1
 Name Servers
Server Fully Qualified IP Address
Domain Name (FQDN)
mn-dc-01.vdiu.local. ::1 10.0.30.11 10.0.10.10

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7.3.2. 10.0.10.in-addr.arpa Properties

 General
Status Running

Serial number 17
 Name Servers
Domain Name (FQDN)
mn-dc-02.vdiu.local. 10.0.20.10 10.0.30.14 10.0.30.12
mn-dc-01.vdiu.local. ::1 10.0.30.11 10.0.10.10

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 General
Status Running
Type Primary

Serial number 1
 Name Servers
Domain Name (FQDN)
mn-dc-01.vdiu.local. ::1 10.0.30.11 10.0.10.10

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 General
Status Running

Serial number 25
 Name Servers
Domain Name (FQDN)
mn-dc-02.vdiu.local. 10.0.20.10 10.0.30.14 10.0.30.12
mn-dc-01.vdiu.local. ::1 10.0.30.11 10.0.10.10

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 General
Status Running
Type Primary

Serial number 1
 Name Servers
Domain Name (FQDN)
mn-dc-01.vdiu.local. ::1 10.0.30.11 10.0.10.10

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 General
Status Running

Serial number 233
 Name Servers
Domain Name (FQDN)
mn-dc-02.vdiu.local. 10.0.20.10 10.0.30.14 10.0.30.12
mn-dc-01.vdiu.local. ::1 10.0.30.11 10.0.10.10

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8. DHCP Server Configuration

8.1. DHCP Server Information
 Server name: MN-DC-01
 Database path: C:\Windows\system32\dhcp
 Backup path: C:\Windows\system32\dhcp\backup
 DHCP server is authorized
 Connections and server bindings
o Enabled 10.0.10.10 SRV-10
o Enabled 10.0.30.11 DHCP-30
o There were no IPv6 server bindings

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8.2. IPv4 Scopes

8.2.1. Properties
 General
DHCP audit logging is enabled
 DNS
Enable DNS dynamic updates Enabled
Always dynamically update DNS A and PTR records Enabled
Discard A and PTR records when lease is deleted Enabled
Name Protection Disabled
 Failover
Relationship name mn-dc-01.vdiu.local-
mn-dc-02.vdiu.local
State of the server Normal
Partner Server mn-dc-02.vdiu.local
Mode LoadBalance
Message Authentication Enabled
Local server 50%
Partner Server 50%
 Statistics
Description Details
Start Time 8/26/2017 10:13:11 AM
Up Time 0 days, 9 hours, 38 minutes, 33 seconds
Discovers 17
Offers 0
Delayed Offers 0
Requests 203
Acks 2783
Nacks 0
Declines 0
Releases 0
Total Scopes 1
Scopes with delay configured 0
Total Addresses 460
In Use 104 (23)%
Available 356 (77)%

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8.3.Scope [10.0.30.0] VDI-Client

8.3.1. Address Pool
Start IP Address 10.0.30.1
End IP Address 10.0.31.254
Subnet Mask 255.255.254.0
Lease duration 8 days, 0 hours, 0 minutes
Description
8.3.2. Exclusions
Start IP Address End IP Address
10.0.30.1 10.0.30.50
8.3.3. Scope Options

Option Name 00003 Router
Vendor Standard
Value 10.0.30.1
Option Name 00006 DNS Servers
Vendor Standard
Value 10.0.20.10 10.0.10.10
Option Name 00015 DNS Domain Name
Vendor Standard
Value vDIU.local
8.3.4. Failover
Relationship name mn-dc-01.vdiu.local-mn-dc-02.vdiu.local
Partner Server mn-dc-02.vdiu.local
Mode LoadBalance
Max Client Lead Time 0 days, 1 hours, 0 minutes
State Switchover Interval Disabled
State of this Server Normal
State of Partner Server Normal
Local server 50%
Partner Server 50%
8.3.5. Statistics
Description Details
Total Addresses 460
In Use 104 (23)%
Available 356 (77)%

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9. HPE StoreEasy 3850 and File Servers

9.1.HPE StoreEasy 3850 disk configuration



9.2. Windows storage cluster

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

9.3. Disks Recource

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9.4.Cluster file Server
9.5.Map network drive Leaters and Pathes
Path MAP OUs

\\gis\GISData G: vdiu\Studies\Users\Nvidia-Users\GIS
\\rs\RSData R: vdiu\Studies\Users\Nvidia-Users\RS
vdiu\Studies\Users\POffice-User\IT
\\IT\ITData I:
vdiu\Studies\Users\Nvidia-Users\MD
\\survey\SurveyData S: vdiu\Studies\Users\POffice-User\Survey
vdiu\Studies\Users\POffice-User\Design
\\design\DesignData K:
vdiu\Studies\Users\Nvidia-Users\DS
\\geology\GeologyData L: vdiu\Studies\Users\POffice-User\Geology
\\mgm\MGMData M: vdiu\Studies\Users\POffice-User\MGM
\\public\PublicData P: vdiu\Studies\Users
\\OfficeUser\Office-Users O: vdiu\Studeis\Office-Users

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10. Horizon 7 Configuration

10.1. vDIU Horizon Architecture
 View Connection Server
 Horizon Agent
 Horizon Client
The diagram below shows the high-level logical architecture of these core elements:

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10.2. Desktop Pools
10.3. Nvidia Pool

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10.4. Power Office Pool

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10.5. User Pool

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11. App Volumes Configuration

11.1. App Volumes Overview
VMware App Volumes is a transformative solution that delivers applications to View virtual desktops. Applications
installed on multi-user AppStacks or user-specific writable volumes attach instantly to a desktop at user login. The
App Volumes user experience closely resembles that of applications natively installed on the desktop.
App Volumes complements the VMware End-User Computing portfolio by integrating with other VMware application
and desktop solutions.

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11.2. App Volumes Benefits

With App Volumes, applications become VM-independent objects that can be moved easily across data centers or to the cloud and
shared with thousands of virtual machines. In a virtual desktop environment, App Volumes provides the following benefits:
 Real-Time Application Delivery
 Delivers and upgrades applications at scale and in seconds
 Dynamically delivers applications without interrupting users even if they are logged in
11.3. Cost-Optimized Infrastructure

Optimizes application delivery to drive down compute, network, and storage costs
Can reduce storage costs for VDI
Works with existing infrastructure with flexible delivery to users, groups, or devices
11.4. How App Volumes Works

App Volumes integrates a simple agent-server-database architecture into an existing View deployment. Centralized management
servers are configured to connect to deployed virtual desktops that run an App Volumes Agent. An administrator can grant
application access to shared storage volumes for users or virtual machines or both.
11.5. vDIU App Volumes configuration

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12. vRealize Operations Manager

12.1. vRealive Configuration
12.2. vRealive Dashboard samples

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13. SEPM Configuration

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14. BackupExec Configuration

14.1. Implementation Prerequisite
 Backupexec Service account is assigned the following rights as below: -
 Act as a part of Operating System.
 Create a token object.
 Log on as a service.
 Logon as a batch job.
 Manage auditing and security log.
 Backup files and directories.
 Restore files and directories.
 Backupexec Service Account Group Memberships:

 Domain Admins or Administrators.
 Backup Operators.

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 Backupexec Services:
14.2. Storage repository for backup jobs :-

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 Local disk storage with 30TB Capacity
 Tape drives to duplicate backup sets configuration:

 Insert Tapes on Robotic Library
 Associate to Media Set
 Erase Tapes to be ready for backup jobs

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 Backup Strategy configuration for backup jobs for all servers:-

A) Full Backup to disk Weekly and Diffrential daily Backup with retention policy 3 weeks
B) Dublicate to tape every 1 month and overwrite every 6 monthes

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15. Project Hardware Infrastructure Overview

15.1. Block Diagram for VDI Project Infrastructure

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15.2. Data Center Room Image

15.2.1. showing Schneider Containment and Cooling Unit

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15.2.2. showing Network Rack

15.2.3. HPE VDI Solution Infrastructure Rack
Schneider Containment and Cooling Unit
HP Core & Edge

Switches
SAN Switches
HPE
MSA
2040
Storage
HPE
3Par
8200
Storage
HPE DL380
G9 Server
HPE MSL 40048

Tape Library
HPE C7000
BladeSystem
with
BL460 G9
Server

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15.3. COMPUTING
15.3.1. HPE BladeSystem overview
 HPE BladeSystem is a modular infrastructure platform

that converges servers, storage, and network fabric to
accelerate operations and speed delivery of
applications and services running in physical, virtual, and
cloud-computing environments.
 Because the core infrastructure is shared, capital costs can be

significantly lower. Blades share power, cooling, network,
and storage infrastructure at the BladeSystem enclosure
level. Since equipment is not needed for each server, there is a
dramatic reduction in power distribution units (PDUs),
power cables, LAN and SAN switches, connectors, adapters,
and cables.
 you can bring in the newest-generation technologies by simply

changing the components that need to be updated. Making
routine HPE BladeSystem infrastructure changes takes up to
90 percent less time with the wire-once connectivity only available with HPE Virtual Connect.
 Virtual Connect simplifies and converges your server-edge connections, making server connections transparent to storage
and networks. You can reduce server-edge infrastructure, like network interface cards, cables, and switches, by up to 95
percent. To further simplify connectivity beyond server and storage infrastructures, HPE Virtual Connect FlexFabric
modules can be directly connected to HPE 3PAR storage solutions via direct-attach Flat SAN technology, reducing
complexity, cost, and latency.
 Take control of limited power resources with HPE Intelligent Infrastructure and Thermal Logic technology inside HPE
BladeSystem. In fact, you can increase the capacity of your data center without adding power infrastructure and reduce
power costs by 36 percent vs. a traditional environment. HPE Intelligent Infrastructure automates inventory management
and power monitoring to speed implementation and reduce operating expenses, while eliminating downtime caused by
error-prone manual processes. HPE Thermal Logic technology lets administrators dynamically track and control power
limits based on workload demand within the BladeSystem enclosure, so you can reclaim over-provisioned power and
cooling capacity without impacting performance. Together, they track location, power, and cooling to give you better insight
across your data center for the highest efficiency possible.

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15.3.2. HPE BladeSystem Components
 C7000 BladeSystem Enclosure:
* 6 Power supplies
* 10 Cooling Fan
* Insight Display
 HPE Virtual Connect FlexFabric-20/40 F8

Module (Qty. 2)
 Onboard Administrator (Qty. 2)
 Up to 16 Blade Servers
 HPE ProLiant WS460c Gen9 Graphics Server

Blades

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15.3.3. HPE BladeSystem Servers Solution Specs:

WS460c with Graphics (Qty. 4)
HPE ProLiant WS460c Gen9 E5-v4 Configure-to-order Expansion Blade 4

HPE BL460c Gen9 Intel Xeon E5-2690v4 (2.6GHz_14-core_35MB_135W) F 4
HPE BL460c Gen9 Intel Xeon E5-2690v4 (2.6GHz_14-core_35MB_135W) P 4
HPE 64GB (1x64GB) Quad Rank x4 DDR4-2400 CAS-17-17-17 Load Reduce 40
HP 64GB (1x64GB) Quad Rank x4 DDR4-2400 CAS-17-17-17 Load Registe 40
HP 300GB 12G SAS 15K rpm SFF (2.5-inch) SC Enterprise 8
HP FlexFabric 20Gb 2-port 650FLB FIO Adapter 4
HP Smart Array P244br_1GB FBWC 12Gb 2-ports Int FIO SAS Controlle 4
HP WS460c Gen9 Expansion Blade Slot2 Enablement FIO Kit 4
HP MultiGPU Carrier with 2 NVIDIA Tesla M6 GPU FIO Adapter 8
WS460c with W/O Graphics (Qty. 3)
HPE ProLiant WS460c Gen9 E5-v4 10Gb_20Gb FlexibleLOM Configure-to 3

HPE BL460c Gen9 Intel Xeon E5-2690v4 (2.6GHz_14-core_35MB_135W) P 3
HPE 64GB (1x64GB) Quad Rank x4 DDR4-2400 CAS-17-17-17 Load Reduce 48
HP 64GB (1x64GB) Quad Rank x4 DDR4-2400 CAS-17-17-17 Load Registe 48
HPE BL460c G9 (Qty. 2)
HPE ProLiant BL460c Gen9 E5-v4 10Gb_20Gb FlexibleLOM 2

HPE BL460c Gen9 Intel Xeon E5-2690v4 (2.6GHz_14-core_35MB_135W) 2
HP 32GB (1x32GB) Dual Rank x4 DDR4-2400 CAS-17-17-17 Registered 16
HP 32GB (1x32GB) Dual Rank x4 DDR4-2400 CAS-17-17-17 Registered 16
HP 300GB 12G SAS 15K rpm SFF (2.5-inch) SC Enterprise 3yr 4
HP 300GB 12G SAS 15K rpm SFF (2.5-inch) SC Enterprise 3yr 4
HPE 3Y Proactive Care 24x7 wDMR SVC 1
HP BL460c Gen9 Server Blade Support 2
HPE Installation and Startup SVC 1

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HPE C Class Server Blade Startup SVC 2
HP StoreEasy 3850 Gateway Storage Blade
HPE StoreEasy 3850 Gateway Storage Blade 2

HP BL460c Gen9 Intel Xeon E5-2609v3 (1.9GHz_6-core_15MB_85W) Proc 2
HP 8GB (1x8GB) Single Rank x4 DDR4-2133 CAS-15-15-15 Registered M 8
HP 8GB (1x8GB) Single Rank x4 PC4-17000 (DDR4-2133) CAS-15 Regist 8
HP FlexFabric 20Gb 2-port 630FLB Adapter 2
HPE SE 3850 Gateway Blade Storage Supp 2
HPE StoreEasy 1000_3000 Startup SVC 2
HP DL380 Gen9 (Backup Implementation)
HP ProLiant DL380 Gen9 12LFF Configure-to-order Server 1

HP ProLiant DL380 Gen9 12LFF Europe-Multilingual Localization Con 1
HPE DL380 Gen9 Intel Xeon E5-2630v4 (2.2GHz_10-core_25MB_85W) FIO 1
HP 16GB (1x16GB) Single Rank x4 DDR4-2400 CAS-17-17-17 Registered 2
HP 300GB 12G SAS 15K rpm LFF (3.5-inch) SC Converter Enterprise 3 2
HP 300GB 12G SAS 15K rpm LFF (3.5-inch) SC Converter Enterprise 3 2
HP 6TB 12G SAS 7.2K rpm LFF (3.5-inch) SC 512e Helium 6
HP 6TB 12G SAS 7.2K rpm LFF (3.5-inch) SC 512e Helium 6
HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 560FLR-SFP+ Adapter 1
HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 560FLR-SFP+ Adapter 1
HP DL380 Gen9 12LFF SAS Cable Kit 1
HP DL380 Gen9 12LFF SAS Cable Kit 1
HPE StoreFabric SN1000Q 16GB 2-port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus A 1
Factory Integrated 1
HP 2U Large Form Factor Easy Install Rail Kit 1
HP 2U Large Form Factor Easy Install Rail Kit 1
HPE Smart Array P840ar_2GB FBWC 12Gb 2-port Internal SAS Controll 1
HPE 800W Flex Slot Platinum Hot Plug Power Supply Kit 2
HPE 800W Flex Slot Platinum Hot Plug Power Supply Kit 2

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15.3.4. Storage Portfolio:

HPE 3par 8200 HPE MSA 2040 Energy Star SAN
HPE StoreEasy 3850 Gateway Storage Blade HPE StoreEver MSL4048

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15.3.5. HPE StoreFabric SAN Switch

HP StoreFabric SN6010C 12-port 16Gb Fibre Channel Switch 2
HPE 3Par 8200 Storage
HPE 3PAR StoreServ 8200 2-node Field Integrated Storage Base 1

HPE 3PAR StoreServ 8000 1.2TB SAS 10K SFF(2.5in) Hard Drive 16
HP 3PAR StoreServ 8000 1.2TB SAS 10K SFF(2.5in) Hard Drive FIO 16
HPE 3PAR StoreServ 8000 1.92TB SAS SFF (2.5in) Solid State Drive 2
HP 3PAR StoreServ 8000 1.92TB SAS cMLC SFF(2.5in) Solid State Dri 2
HPE 3PAR 8200 Operating System Suite Base LTU 1
HP 3PAR 8200 Operating System Suite Base FIO LTU 1
HPE 3PAR 8200 Operating System Suite Drive LTU 48
HP 3PAR 8200 Operating System Suite Drive FIO LTU 48
HPE 3PAR 8200 Virtual Copy Base LTU 1
HP 3PAR 8200 Virtual Copy Base FIO LTU 1
HPE 3PAR 8200 Virtual Copy Base LTU 48
HP 3PAR 8200 Virtual Copy Drive FIO LTU 48
HPE 3PAR 8200 Data Optimization Suite v2 Base LTU 1
HP 3PAR 8200 Data Optimization Suite v2 Base FIO LTU 1
HPE 3PAR 8200 Data Optimization Suite v2 Drive LTU 48
HP 3PAR 8200 Data Optimization Suite v2 Drive FIO LTU 48
HPE 3PAR StoreServ 8000 SFF(2.5in) Field Integrated SAS Drive Enc 3
HPE 3PAR StoreServ 8000 1.2TB SAS 10K SFF(2.5in) Hard Drive 48
HP 3PAR StoreServ 8000 1.2TB SAS 10K SFF(2.5in) Hard Drive FIO 48
HPE 3PAR StoreServ 8000 1.92TB SAS SFF (2.5in) Solid State Drive 6
HP 3PAR StoreServ 8000 1.92TB SAS cMLC SFF(2.5in) Solid State Dri 6
HPE Startup 3PAR 8200 2N Fld Int Bas SVC 1
HPE Startup 3PAR 8000 Fld Int Dr Enc SVC 3
2.4m Jumper (IEC320 C13_C14 M_F CEE 22) 2
HP StoreFabric C-series 16 Gb Fibre Channel SW SFP+ Transceiver 24
HPE Premier Flex LC_LC Multi-mode OM4 2 fiber 5m Cable 24
HPE 3PAR StoreServ Management and Core Software Media 1
HPE 3PAR 7000_7450 Operating System Suite Media 1
HPE 3PAR 7000 Service Processor Software Media 1
HPE Premier Flex LC_LC Multi-mode OM4 2 fiber 5m Cable 4

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HPE MSA 2040 Energy Star SAN
HPE MSA 2040 Energy Star SAN Dual Controller SFF Storage 1
HPE MSA 1.8TB 12G SAS 10K SFF (2.5in) 512e Enterprise 3yr Warrant 24
HP MSA 1.8TB 12G SAS 10K SFF (2.5in) 512e Enterprise 3yr Warranty 24
HPE MSA 2040 16Gb Short Wave Fibre Channel SFP+ 4-pack Transceive 2
HP MSA 2040 16Gb Short Wave Fibre Channel SFP+ 4-pack 2
HPE D2700 Disk Enclosure 2
HP StorageWorks D2700 Configure To Order Disk Enclosure 2
HPE MSA 1.8TB 12G SAS 10K SFF (2.5in) 512e Enterprise 3yr Warrant 50
HP MSA 1.8TB 12G SAS 10K SFF (2.5in) 512e Enterprise 3yr Warranty 50
HP External Mini SAS 1m Cable ALL 1
HPE StoreEasy 3850 Gateway Storage Blade
HPE StoreEasy 3850 Gateway Storage Blade 2

HP 8GB (1x8GB) Single Rank x4 PC4-17000 (DDR4-2133) CAS-15 Registered 8
HPE StoreEver MSL4048
HPE StoreEver MSL4048 0-drive Tape Library 1

HPE StoreEver MSL LTO-6 Ultrium 6250 Fibre Channel Drive Upgrade 2
HPE StoreEver MSL Redundant Power Supply Upgrade Kit 1
HPE Ultrium Universal Cleaning Cartridge 2
HPE LTO-6 Ultrium 6.25TB MP RW Non Custom Labeled Data Cartridge 2
HPE LTO-6 Ultrium RW Bar Code Label Pack 1

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15.3.6. Networking Portfolio:

 HPE FlexFabric 5930 2QSFP+ 2-slot Switch
The HPE FlexFabric 5930 Switch Series provides advanced features and high
performance in a top-of-rack, data center switch architecture. Consisting of a 1U 32-
port 40GbE QSFP+ Switch, a 2-slot modular version with 2 40GbE ports and a 4-slot
modular version, the 5930 brings high density to a small footprint. While 9-unit IRF
reduces management complexities by up to 88%, it also delivers <50 msec
convergence time. You can rely on the FlexFabric 5930 Switch Series to improve
switch utilization and lower TCO, while delivering business resilience and high
availability.
Technical Specifications
Differentiator
 The HPE FlexFabric 5930 2QSFP+ 2-slot Switch has 2 module slots, 2 QSFP+ ports, dual hot-pluggable power supplies and fan
trays, and ultra-low-latency. Ideally suited for deployment at spine and server access layers in large enterprise data centers.
Ports
 (2) module slots
 (2) QSFP+ 40GbE ports
Memory and processor
 1 GB flash
 Packet buffer size: 12.2 MB
 4 GB SDRAM
Latency
 10 Gbps Latency: < 1 µs
Throughput
 up to 1071 Mpps
Routing/switching capacity
 1440 Gbps
Stacking capabilities
 IRF
 9 switches
Management features
 IMC - Intelligent Management Center
 Command-line interface
 Out-of-band management
 SNMP manager
 Telnet
 FTP
Input voltage
 90 - 264 VAC, rated
 -40 to -75 VDC, rated (depending on power supply chosen)
Power consumption
 508 W (maximum)
Heat dissipation
 358 / 1733 BTU/hr (377.69 / 1828.31 kJ/hr)
Product dimensions (H x W x D)
17.32 x 25.98 x 1.74 in

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 Aruba 2920 48G POE+ Switch

The Aruba 2920 Switch Series provides security, scalability, and ease of use
for enterprise edge, SMB and branch office networks. These basic Layer 3
switches are easy to deploy and manage with advanced security and network
management tools like Aruba ClearPass Policy Manager, Aruba AirWave
and cloud-based Aruba Central. The 2920 supports modular stacking,
10GbE, RIP and Access OSPF routing, Tunneled node, PoE+, ACLs, sFlow,
robust QoS and IPv6. It is optimized for Software-defined Networking
(SDN) with OpenFlow support.
Technical Specifications
Differentiator
 48-port basic L3 10/100/1000 PoE+ switch with 2 slots for optional 10G modules, 1 slot for optional stacking module and a
modular power supply supporting 740 W of PoE+ Power.
Ports
 (44) RJ-45 autosensing 10/100/1000 PoE+ ports
 (4) RJ-45 dual-personality 10/100/1000 PoE+ ports
 (2) module slots
Memory and processor
 Tri Core ARM1176 @ 625 MHz
 512 MB SDRAM
 Packet buffer size: 11.25 MB (6.75 MB dynamic egress + 4.5 MB ingress)
 1 GB flash
Latency
 100 Mb Latency: < 9 µs
 1000 Mb Latency: < 3.2 µs
 10 Gbps Latency: < 3.2 µs
Throughput
 up to 130.9 Mpps
Switching capacity
 176 Gbps
PoE capability
 740 W PoE+
Stacking capabilities
 Virtual
 4 switches

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15.4. Infrastructure Management (HP System Insight Manager SIM):
HPE Systems Insight Manager (HPE SIM). It allows you to manage your hardware across a wide variety of Hewlett Packard
Enterprise servers, including the HPE ProLiant Gen10 Servers and HPE ProLiant Gen9 Servers, as well as storage and networki ng
products. With HPE SIM you can manage your contracts and warranties and automate remote support via HPE Insight Remote
Support. HPE SIM allows you to monitor the health of your HPE ProLiant Servers and HPE Integrity Servers, and also provides you
with basic support for non-Hewlett Packard Enterprise servers with software discovery. When you integrate HPE SIM with HPE
Insight Control and HPE Matrix Operating Environment, you can proactively manage your physical and virtual server health, deploy
servers quickly, decrease power consumption, and improve your infrastructure with capacity planning.
HP System Insight Manager Dashboard

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16. Installation and Configuration

16.1. Computing:
HPE BladeSystem Installation and Configuration Steps:
 System Hardware installation in the Rack and Cabling (refer to System Layout
Diagram and cabling tables)
 Powering up system
 System initialization using Insight Display
 HPE OnBoard Administrator configuration
 HPE Virtual Connect configuration
 Firmware Upgrade

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16.2. Server positions at the C7000 Enclosure:
Bay Number Status

Bay 1 HPE ProLiant WS460c Gen9
Bay 2 Expansion Blade
Bay 9 HPE ProLiant BL460c Gen9
Bay 14 Empty
Bay 15 HPE StoreEasy 3850 Gateway Storage Blade
Bay 16 HPE StoreEasy 3850 Gateway Storage Blade

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16.3. System Hardware installation in the Rack and Cabling:
Ethernet cabling between BladeSystem (2 Virtual Connects) and 2 Core switches
Layout Link Interface Connected

Aggregation SW/Slot/Port To
Core (1) - VC1-X1 1 1/1/1 HP VC1-X1

Core (1) - VC1-X2 1/1/2 HP VC1-X2
Core (2) - VC1-X3 2/1/1 HP VC1-X3
Core (2) - VC1-X4 2/1/2 HP VC1-X4
Core (1) - VC2-X1 2 1/1/3 HP VC2-X1

Core (1) - VC2-X2 1/1/4 HP VC2-X2
Core (2) - VC2-X3 2/1/3 HP VC2-X3
Core (2) - VC2-X4 2/1/4 HP VC2-X4
Fiber cabling between BladeSystem (2 Virtual Connects) and 2 SAN switches
SAN SW Port No Con to Port No SAN SW Port No Con to Port No

1 1 VC1 (L) X5 2 1 VC2 (R) X5
2 VC1 (L) X6 2 VC2 (R) X6
3 VC1 (L) X7 3 VC2 (R) X7
4 VC1 (L) X8 4 VC2 (R) X8

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16.4. System initialization using Insight Display
Use enclosure setting to configure OnBoard Administrator IP, and enclosure

information like name, etc...
 HPE OnBoard Administrator configuration

Overview
HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator is the enclosure management

processor, subsystem, and firmware
base that supports the HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosure and all the
managed devices contained within the
enclosure.
Onboard Administrator provides a single point from which to perform basic management tasks on server blades or switches
within the enclosure. Onboard Administrator performs configuration steps for the enclosure, enables run-time management and
configuration of the enclosure components, and informs you of problems within the enclosure through email, SNMP, or the
Insight Display.
Use the assigned IP on the Insight display to access the OnBoard Administrator web interface and go through configuration.

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16.4.1. Blade Enclosure IP’s :

Name IP Mask G.W User
Active Onboard 10.0.80.11 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1 Administrator
Standby Onboard 10.0.80.12 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1 Administrator
Active VC 10.0.80.29 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1 Administrator
Standby VC 10.0.80.30 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1 Administrator
Bay 1 ILO 10.0.80.13 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 2 ILO 10.0.80.14 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 3 ILO 10.0.80.15 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 4 ILO 10.0.80.16 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 5 ILO 10.0.80.17 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 6 ILO 10.0.80.18 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 7 ILO 10.0.80.19 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 8 ILO 10.0.80.20 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 9 ILO 10.0.80.21 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 10 ILO 10.0.80.22 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 11 ILO 10.0.80.23 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 12 ILO 10.0.80.24 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 13 ILO 10.0.80.25 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 14 ILO 10.0.80.26 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 15 ILO 10.0.80.27 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Bay 16 ILO 10.0.80.28 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1
Snapshot form OnBoard administrator showing Enclosure Settings: TCP/IP settings:

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Protocol settings:

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16.4.2. HPE Virtual Connect FlexFabric-20/40 F8 Module for c-Class BladeSystem
HPE Virtual Connect FlexFabric-20/40 F8 Modules are the simplest, most flexible way to connect virtualized server blades to
data or storage networks. VC FlexFabric-20/40 F8 modules eliminate up to 95% of network sprawl at the server edge with one
device that converges traffic inside enclosures and directly connects to external LANs and SANs. Using Flex-10 and Flex-20
technology with Fibre Channel over Ethernet and accelerated iSCSI, these modules converge traffic over high-speed 10Gb/20Gb
connections to servers with HPE FlexFabric Adapters. Each redundant pair of Virtual Connect FlexFabric modules provide eight
adjustable downlink connections ( six Ethernet and two Fibre Channel, or six Ethernet and two iSCSI or eight Ethernet) to dual-
port 10Gb/20Gb FlexFabric Adapters on each server. Up to twelve uplinks with eight Flexport and four QSFP+ interfaces,
without splitter cables, are available for connection to upstream Ethernet and Fibre Channel switches. Including splitter cables
up to 24 uplinks are available for connection to upstream Ethernet and Fibre Channel. VC FlexFabric-20/40 F8 modules avoid
the confusion of traditional and other converged network solutions by eliminating the need for multiple Ethernet and Fibre
Channel switches, extension modules, cables and software licenses. Also, Virtual Connect wire-once connection management
is built-in enabling server adds, moves and replacement in minutes instead of days or weeks.

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16.4.3. HPE Virtual Connect configurations
HPE Virtual Connects position in the C7000 Enclosure (Bay 1) and (Bay 2)

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16.4.4. HPE Virtual Connects LAN and SAN Connections
LAN connection between Virtual Connect and Core switches
Layout Link Interface Connected

Aggregation SW/Slot/Port To
Core (1) - VC1-X1 1 1/1/1 HP VC1-X1

Core (1) - VC1-X2 1/1/2 HP VC1-X2
Core (2) - VC1-X3 2/1/1 HP VC1-X3
Core (2) - VC1-X4 2/1/2 HP VC1-X4
Core (1) - VC2-X1 2 1/1/3 HP VC2-X1

Core (1) - VC2-X2 1/1/4 HP VC2-X2
Core (2) - VC2-X3 2/1/3 HP VC2-X3
Core (2) - VC2-X4 2/1/4 HP VC2-X4
SAN connection between Virtual Connect and SAN switches
SAN SW Port No Con to Port No SAN SW Port No Con to Port No

1 1 VC1 (L) X5 2 1 VC2 (R) X5
2 VC1 (L) X6 2 VC2 (R) X6
3 VC1 (L) X7 3 VC2 (R) X7
4 VC1 (L) X8 4 VC2 (R) X8

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16.4.5. HPE Virtual Connect Manager
Web Interface Logon screen of the Virtual Connect Manager
HPE Virtual Connect Configuration
 Domain Settings:

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 SNMP configuration

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 User configuration
 Server Serial Number settings:

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 Ethernet Settings:
MAC addresses type and range

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Shared Uplink sets
Two shared uplink sets are created to aggregate LAN ports:
UplinkSet_L aggregates for left VC LAN ports

UplinkSet_R aggregates for right VC LAN ports
UplinkSet_L aggregates left VC LAN ports

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UplinkSet_R aggregates right VC LAN ports
 Network Access Group

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 SAN Settings:
Tow SAN fabric created (Fabric_A, Fabric_B), one for each VC, connected to two SAN switches (1, 2).
SAN fabric Fabric_A configuration detail

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SAN fabric Fabric_B configuration detail

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16.4.6. Servers Profiles
The I/O connection profile, or server profile, provides a link between the server and the networks and
fabrics defined in VC.
The server profile can include MAC and WWN addresses, as well as boot parameters for the various connection protocols support ed
by VC. After being defined, the server profile can be assigned to any server blade within the Virtual Connect domain. VCM supports
up to 256 profiles within the domain.
A Virtual Connect server profile consists of connections that group attributes related to server connectivity
for the various protocols supported by Virtual Connect modules.
These protocols are Ethernet, iSCSI, Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE), and Fibre Channel.
 For Ethernet connections, VC provides the ability to assign VC-assigned MAC addresses and configure PXE boot settings
as well as allocate bandwidth on Flex-10 connections.
 For iSCSI connections, VC provides the ability to assign VC-assigned MAC addresses and configure iSCSI boot settings
as well as allocate bandwidth. This protocol is only available on Flex-10 server ports that support iSCSI.
 For FCoE connections, VC provides the ability to assign VC-assigned WWN and MAC addresses and configure Fibre
Channel boot settings and bandwidth. This protocol is only available on FlexFabric server connections.
 For FC connections, VC provides the ability to assign VC-assigned WWN addresses and configure Fibre Channel boot
settings.
The following snapshot showing 11 applied server profiles, named according server bay number.

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Bay one Server profile:
Snapshot showing bay one server profile with four LAN connections, and two SAN connections

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16.5. Backup Server Installation and Configurations:

HP ProLiant DL380 Gen9
Deployment procedure
 Server installation at rack

 Cable installation
 Power up the server
 ILO configuration
 Firmware upgrade
 Create logical volume
 Prepare server for OS installation
ILO Information:

ILO 10.0.80.40 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1 Administrator
Logical Drives:
Logical drive Disk type Disk numbers Raid type Used for
1 HP 300GB 12G SAS 15K 2 1 OS
2 HP 6TB 12G SAS 7.2K 6 6 Data

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16.6. Storage installation and configuration
 HPE 3par 8200 storage
 HPE MSA 2040 Energy Star SAN
 HPE StoreEasy 3850 Gateway Storage Blade
 HPE StoreEver MSL4048

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16.6.1. HPE 3Par 8200 Installation and Configuration
Scope:
 Storage installation in the rack
 Cable installation (power cables, management UTP cables, SAS cables, and fiber cables).
 Power up storage and initialization
 Software installation (management console).
 Storage configuration (create LUNS, Hosts, export LUNs to Host)
 Configure AO policy
 Storage System Shutdown.

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16.6.2. Storage installation in the rack
The 3par storage consists of the following:
Item QTY.
 HPE 3PAR StoreServ 8200 2-node Storage Base 1
 HPE 3PAR StoreServ 8000 SFF(2.5in) Field Integrated SAS Drive Enc. 3
 HPE 3PAR StoreServ 8000 1.2TB SAS 10K SFF(2.5in) Hard Drive 64
 HPE 3PAR StoreServ 8000 1.92TB SAS SFF (2.5in) Solid State Drive 8
HPE 3PAR Management IP’s, and credentials

HPE 3PAR StoreServ 8200 10.0.80.60 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1 3paradm

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16.6.3. HP 3PAR StoreServ 8000 Series Cabling Instructions

2 Node 3 Drive Enclosures
2 medium (2m) SAS cables
4 short (1m) SAS cables

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16.6.4. Management Console Overview

The HPE 3PAR Management Console is HPE 3PAR StoreServ legacy management console that brings simplicity, usability, and
visibility to storage management by allowing you to administer your HPE 3PAR Storage Systems, including remote systems used
for replication. The HPE 3PAR Management Console is fully integrated with signature HPE 3PAR applications including HPE
3PAR Thin Provisioning, Virtual Copy, Dynamic Optimization, Virtual Domains, Priority Optimization and Remote Copy Software,
so everything you need to optimize your storage environment is in one place, and right at your fingertips
 The following snapshot showing 3Par Management Console Logon Interface

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 The following snapshot showing 3Par System summary
 The following snapshot showing 3Par Controller Nodes

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 The following snapshot showing 3Par cages
 The following snapshot showing 3Par disks types and capacity for each.

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16.6.5. 3Par Software

The following snapshot showing OS version, and the licensed software

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16.6.6. 3Par Storage configurations

 CPG’s configurations
 LUN’s configurations
 Host Configurations
 Mapping configurations
 AO policy configurations

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 CPG’s configurations
Common Provisioning Groups (CPG’s):
A common provisioning group (CPG) creates a virtual pool of logical disks that allows virtual volumes to share the CPG's resources
and allocates space on demand.

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 LUN’s configurations

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Exported LUN’s

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 Host’s configurations
Each Blade server represented in the 3Par by a Host, this host created with HBA WWN of the server. We named this host with the
Server Bay Name.
Server Bay Number Host Name

Bay 1 Host _01
Bay 3 Host_03
Bay 5 Host_05
Bay 7 Host_07
Bay 9 Host_09
Bay 10 Host_10
Bay 11 Host_11
Bay 12 Host_12
Bay 13 Host_13
Bay 15 Host_15
Bay 16 Host_16
Note:
Blade bay 14 is empty, so there is no Host for this bay.
The following snapshots showing each Host configuration details:
 Host Name
 Host ID
 Server WWN
 Volumes Exported
And other detailed information

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Host _01 Details
Host _03 Details

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Host _05 Details
Host _07 Details

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Host _09 Details
Host _10 Details

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Host _11 Details
Host _12 Details

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Host _13 Details
Host _15 Details

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Host _16 Details
Host Set(s)
HPE 3PAR Storage - What is a Host Set?

A host set VLUN template allows any host that is a member of the host set to see a volume. The system makes the virtual volume
visible as a LUN to all the members of the host set. Any hosts added to the host set automatically see the VLUN, provided there are
no conflicting LUN IDs.
If a host is removed from a host set, the removed host loses all privileges of the host set and cannot access volumes exported to the
host set. Host set allows any host that is a member of the host set to see a volume.

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Adaptive Optimization (AO)
What Adaptive Optimization (AO) concept mean?
HPE 3PAR Adaptive Optimization Software gives enterprise and cloud datacenters the ability to optimize service levels
autonomically, on a large scale, and for a lower total cost than any other solution available today.
Adaptive Optimization takes a fine-grained approach to autonomic storage tiering that optimizes service levels by pairing data
at the sub-volume level with the most cost-efficient resource capable of meeting its particular service level requirement.
Policy-driven, granular data movement takes place autonomically, on an ongoing basis-so the right Quality of Service (QoS)
is delivered to the right data at the right time, at all times.

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Adaptive Optimization (AO) policy

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16.6.7. HPE 3Par Storage system shutdown

- Access the 3Par CLI using any CLI utility for example putty

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- Using the following credentials
Login 3paradm
- Run the following command:
Shutdownsys halt

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16.7. HPE MSA 2040 Installation and Configuration
Scope:
 Storage installation in the rack
 Cable installation (power cables, management UTP cables, SAS cables, and fiber cables).
 Power up storage and initialization
 Management Web Interface.
 Storage configuration (create LUNS, Hosts, export LUNs to Host)
 Storage . System Shutdown.

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16.7.1. Storage installation in the rack
The MSA 2040 storage consists of the following:
Item QTY.
 HPE MSA 2040 Energy Star SAN Dual Controller SFF Storage 1
 HPE D2700 Disk Enclosure. 2
 HPE MSA 1.8TB 12G SAS 10K SFF (2.5in) 512e Drive 74
HPE MSA Management IP’s, and credentials

Primary controller 10.0.80.37 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1 Manage
Secondary controller 10.0.80.38 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1 Manage

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16.7.2. Cable installation (power cables, management UTP cables, SAS cables, and
fiber cables).
Connecting the MSA 2040 array to remote management hosts
The management host manages systems out-of-band over an Ethernet network. To connect the MSA 2040 array to a remote
management host, connect an RJ-45 Ethernet cable from the Ethernet network management port on each MSA 2040 controller to a
switch that your management host can access (preferably on the same subnet).

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Connecting the MSA 2040 Enclosures with SAS cables

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16.7.3. Management Web Interface.

HPE MSA could be accessed by management IP in web interface

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MSA front View showing Disk groups

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HPE MSA storage shutdown procedures
- Access the storage web interface.

- Select system from the left pane then click Action, restart system
- A dialogue box with “controller restart and shutdown” appears

- Select “shutdown, storage, and both controller’s A and B” then press OK

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16.8. HPE SAN switches Installation and Configuration

 HPE SAN switches Management IP’s, and credentials

SAN-SW1 10.0.80.50 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1 Admin
SAN-SW2 10.0.80.51 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1 Admin
 SAN switches Zooning Configurations
SAN Port No Con to Port No SAN Port No Con to Port No

1 1 VC1 (L) X5 2 1 VC2 (R) X5
2 VC1 (L) X6 2 VC2 (R) X6
3 VC1 (L) X7 3 VC2 (R) X7
4 VC1 (L) X8 4 VC2 (R) X8
5 3PAR Node0- FC1 5 3PAR Node1- FC1

6 3PAR Node0- FC2 6 3PAR Node1- FC2
7 MSA Node0- FC1 7 MSA Node1- FC1

11 DL Server FC1 11 DL Server FC2
12 MSL Tape 0 12 MSL Tape 1

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16.9. HPE MSL Installation and Configuration

MSL management IP and Credentials

Controller 10.0.80.39 255.255.255.0 10.0.80.1 admin
MSL Information
MSL management web interface

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MSL Network configurations

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16.10. Networking Configurations

 VDI Networking Layout
Layout Link Interface Connected VLAN VLAN DHCP Notes
Aggregation SW/Slot/Port To ID IP Range
Core (1) - VC1-

X1 1 1/1/1 HP VC1-X1
Core (1) - VC1-
X2 1/1/2 HP VC1-X2
Core (2) - VC1-
X3 2/1/1 HP VC1-X3
Core (2) - VC1-
X4 2/1/2 HP VC1-X4
Core (1) - VC2-

X1 2 1/1/3 HP VC2-X1
Core (1) - VC2-
X2 1/1/4 HP VC2-X2
Core (2) - VC2-
X3 2/1/3 HP VC2-X3
Core (2) - VC2-
X4 2/1/4 HP VC2-X4
Core (1) - DL
Server 3 1/1/6 HP Serv-Port1 10
Core (2) - DL
Server 2/1/6 HP Serv-Port2
10.0.110.101
Core (1) - Edg (1) 4 1/1/21 Edg1-Port A1 110 - 80 10.0.110.2 to
Core (2) - Edg (1) 2/1/21 Edg1-Port A2 10.0.80.2 10.0.110.200
10.0.120.101
Core (1) - Edg (2) 5 1/1/22 Edg2-Port A1 120 10.0.120.2 to
Core (2) - Edg (2) 2/1/22 Edg2-Port A2 10.0.120.200
10.0.130.101
10.0.140.101
Core (1) - Edg (1) 8 1/1/20 Edg4-Port A1 100 10.0.100.1 NA Port 47-48
To
Core (2) - Edg (1) 2/1/20 Edg4-Port A2 Fire/wall

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16.10.1. Aruba switches configurations:

 2920vlan 110
HP-2920-48G-POE+# show running-config
Running configuration
hostname "HP-2920-48G-POE+"
module 1 type j9729a
trunk A1-A2 trk1 lacp
ip default-gateway 10.0.110.1
snmp-server community "public" unrestricted oobm
ip address dhcp-bootp
exit
vlan 1
name "DEFAULT_VLAN"
no untagged 1-48,Trk2
exit
vlan 80
name "VLAN80"
tagged Trk1
ip address 10.0.80.2 255.255.255.0
exit
vlan 110
name "VLAN110"
untagged 1-32
tagged Trk1
ip address 10.0.110.2 255.255.255.0
dhcp-server
exit
spanning-tree Trk1 priority 4
dhcp-server pool "110"
default-router "10.0.110.1"
dns-server "10.0.10.10,10.0.20.10"
network 10.0.110.0 255.255.255.0
range 10.0.110.101 10.0.110.200
exit
dhcp-server enable
HP-2920-48G-POE+#
HP-2920-48G-POE+#
HP-2920-48G-POE+#
HP-2920-48G-POE+#

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 2920VLAN120
VLAN120# show running-config
Running configuration:
; J9729A Configuration Editor; Created on release #WB.15.17.0009
; Ver #07:eb.8f.fc.f3.ff.37.2d:89
hostname "VLAN120"
ip default-gateway 10.0.120.1
snmp-server community "public" unrestricted
oobm
exit
vlan 1
name "DEFAULT_VLAN"
no untagged 1-48
untagged B1-B2
tagged Trk1
exit
vlan 120
name "VLAN120"
untagged 1-48,Trk1
ip address 10.0.120.2 255.255.255.0
dhcp-server
exit
no tftp server
no autorun
no dhcp config-file-update
no dhcp image-file-update
dns-server "10.0.10.10,10.0.20.10"
network 10.0.120.0 255.255.255.0
range 10.0.120.101 10.0.120.200
exit
dhcp-server enable
password manager
VLAN120#
VLAN120#

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 2920 vlan 130

VLAN130# show running-config
; Ver #07:eb.8f.fc.f3.ff.37.2d:89
hostname "VLAN130"
oobm
exit
vlan 1
name "DEFAULT_VLAN"
no untagged 1-48
untagged B1-B2,Trk1
exit
vlan 130
name "VLAN130"
untagged 1-48
tagged Trk1
ip address 10.0.130.2 255.255.255.0
dhcp-server
exit
no tftp server
no autorun
dns-server "10.0.10.10,10.0.20.10"
network 10.0.130.0 255.255.255.0
range 10.0.130.101 10.0.130.200
exit
dhcp-server enable
password manager
VLAN130#
VLAN130#

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 2920vlan140
HP-2920-48G-POE+# show running-config
; Ver #07:eb.8f.fc.f3.ff.37.2d:89
hostname "HP-2920-48G-POE+"
oobm
exit
vlan 1
name "DEFAULT_VLAN"
no untagged 1-48
untagged B1-B2,Trk1
exit
vlan 140
name "VLAN140"
untagged 1-48
tagged Trk1
ip address 10.0.140.2 255.255.255.0
dhcp-server
exit
no tftp server
no autorun
dns-server "10.0.10.10,10.0.20.10"
network 10.0.140.0 255.255.255.0
range 10.0.140.101 10.0.140.200
exit
dhcp-server enable
password manager
HP-2920-48G-POE+#
HP-2920-48G-POE+#
HP-2920-48G-POE+#
HP-2920-48G-POE+#

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16.10.2. Core Switches configurations

 Core switch
<HPE>display current-configuration
#
version 7.1.045, Release 2422P01
#
sysname HPE
#
irf domain 1
irf mac-address persistent timer
irf auto-update enable
undo irf link-delay
irf member 1 priority 32
irf member 2 priority 1
irf mode normal
#
lldp global enable
#
system-working-mode standard
password-recovery enable
#
vlan 1
#
vlan 10
name Server Infra
#
vlan 20
name VDI Infra
#
vlan 30
name VDI Client
#
vlan 40
name V-Motion
#
vlan 50
name IT-Test
#
vlan 80
name Management
#
vlan 100
name Firewall
vlan 110
name Dep01
#
vlan 120
name Dep02
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#
vlan 130
name Dep03
#
vlan 140
name Dep04
#
irf-port 1/1
port group interface FortyGigE1/0/1
#
irf-port 2/2
#
stp global enable
#
interface Bridge-Aggregation1
port link-type trunk
port trunk permit vlan 1 10 20 30 40 50
link-aggregation mode dynamic
lacp edge-port
#
#
port access vlan 10
lacp edge-port
#
port trunk permit vlan 1 80 100 110
port access vlan 120
#
port trunk permit vlan 1 80 130
#

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#
#
interface NULL0
#
interface Vlan-interface10
ip address 10.0.10.1 255.255.255.0
#
ip address 10.0.20.1 255.255.255.0
#
ip address 10.0.30.1 255.255.254.0
#
ip address 10.0.40.1 255.255.255.0
#
ip address 10.0.50.1 255.255.255.0
#
ip address 10.0.80.1 255.255.255.0
#
ip address 10.0.100.1 255.255.255.0
ip address 10.0.110.1 255.255.255.0
#
ip address 10.0.120.1 255.255.255.0
#
ip address 10.0.130.1 255.255.255.0
#
ip address 10.0.140.1 255.255.255.0
#
interface FortyGigE1/1/25
port link-mode bridge
#
#
#

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#
#
#
#
#
interface M-GigabitEthernet0/0/0
#
interface Ten-GigabitEthernet1/1/1
port link-aggregation group 1
#
#
#
port access vlan 10
#
port access vlan 10
#
#

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#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
port trunk permit vlan 1 80 100 110
#

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#
#
#
#
#
#
port access vlan 10
#
port access vlan 10
#

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#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#

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#
#
scheduler logfile size 16
#
line class aux
user-role network-admin
#
line class vty
user-role network-operator
#
line aux 0 1
user-role network-admin
#
line vty 0 63
user-role network-operator
#
ip route-static 10.0.100.0 24 10.0.100.1
#
radius scheme system user-name-format without-domain
#
domain system
#
domain default enable system
#
role name level-0 description Predefined level-0 role
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#

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16.11. System ManHP System Insight Management
One of the easiest, simplest, least expensive solutions is HPE Systems Insight Manager (HPE SIM). It allows you to manage you r
hardware across a wide variety of Hewlett Packard Enterprise servers, including the HPE ProLiant Gen10 Servers and HPE ProLiant
Gen9 Servers, as well as storage and networking products. With HPE SIM you can manage your contracts and warranties and
automate remote support via HPE Insight Remote Support. HPE SIM allows you to monitor the health of your HPE ProLiant Servers
and HPE Integrity Servers, and also provides you with basic support for non-Hewlett Packard Enterprise servers with software
discovery. When you integrate HPE SIM with HPE Insight Control and HPE Matrix Operating Environment, you can proactively
manage your physical and virtual server health, deploy servers quickly, decrease power consumption, and improve your infrastructure
with capacity planning.
16.11.1. HP SIM Machine information:

Network Settings:

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16.11.2. User credentials:

HP SIM user hpsim (local user, not domain)
Note:
- You could access HP SIM from any desktop browser by using its IP (https://10.0.10.80:50000

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1. Document Scope ...................................................................................................... 14

3.2 Solution Description ........................................................................................................................................ 16

3.3 Solution Connectivity Diagram:....................................................................................................................... 18

4. Physical servers Configuration.......................................................................... 19

4.2. Server Configuration.................................................................................................................................... 20

5. Infrastructure Virtualization Configuration ................................................ 21

5.1.1. Summary ........................................................................................................................................................ 21

 Cluster Summary .......................................................................................................................................... 21

 Host Summary ............................................................................................................................................... 21

 Datastore Summary ..................................................................................................................................... 21

5.1.2. vCenter Server ............................................................................................................................................... 22

 Global Settings .............................................................................................................................................. 22

5.1.3. Cluster: Server-Cluster ................................................................................................................................. 23

5.1.4. Resource Pools .............................................................................................................................................. 24

 Resource Pool: Resources ............................................................................................................................ 24

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 Port group VLANs ......................................................................................................................................... 24

 VMs in Resources .......................................................................................................................................... 25

5.1.5. Hosts ................................................................................................................................................................ 26

 Host: mn-sesxi-01.vdiu.local ....................................................................................................................... 26

 Host: mn-sesxi-02.vdiu.local ....................................................................................................................... 28

5.2. VDI Infrastructure ........................................................................................................................................ 30

5.2.1. Summary ........................................................................................................................................................ 30

 Cluster Summary .......................................................................................................................................... 30

 Host Summary ............................................................................................................................................... 30

 Datastore Summary ..................................................................................................................................... 30

5.2.2. vCenter Server ............................................................................................................................................... 31

 Global Settings .............................................................................................................................................. 31

5.2.3. Cluster: Nvidia-Cluster ................................................................................................................................. 32

5.2.3.1.Resource Pools ............................................................................................................................................. 33

 Port group VLANs ......................................................................................................................................... 33

 VMs in Resources .......................................................................................................................................... 34

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5.2.4. Cluster: Office-Cluster .................................................................................................................................. 43

5.2.4.1.Resource Pool ............................................................................................................................................... 44

 Port group VLANs ......................................................................................................................................... 44

 VMs in Resources .......................................................................................................................................... 45

6. Active Directory Configuration ......................................................................... 53

6.1.1. Domain Controllers ...................................................................................................................................... 53

6.1.2. AD Optional Features ................................................................................................................................... 53

6.2. Sites and Services.......................................................................................................................................... 54

6.2.1. Inter-Site Transports ................................................................................................................................... 54

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6.3. Domain Information .................................................................................................................................... 55

6.3.1. vDIU.local (Forest Root) .............................................................................................................................. 55

6.3.2. Domain trusts ................................................................................................................................................ 55

6.3.3. Domain Controllers ...................................................................................................................................... 55

6.4. Domain Controllers in vDIU.local .............................................................................................................. 56

 Time Server Information............................................................................................................................. 56

 AD Database, Logfile and SYSVOL Locations ........................................................................................... 56

 Time Server Information............................................................................................................................. 57

 AD Database, Logfile and SYSVOL Locations ........................................................................................... 57

6.5. Organizational Units ................................................................................................................................... 58

6.5.1. OUs in Domain vDIU.local (Forest Root) .................................................................................................. 58

6.6.1. Domain vDIU.local (Forest Root) ............................................................................................................... 60

6.6.2. Domain Admins (10 members): ................................................................................................................. 60

6.6.3. Enterprise Admins (5 members): .............................................................................................................. 60