OBCP Cluster Management - Revision history

Sandy: Use obcpAddUser.sh to add user, not ./addUser.sh.

2015-12-21T20:14:36Z

Use obcpAddUser.sh to add user, not ./addUser.sh.

Jcora at 15:02, 27 July 2015

2015-07-27T15:02:43Z

Jcora: Jcora moved page Add Capacity to OBCP Cluster NAS to OBCP Cluster Management without leaving a redirect

2015-07-21T17:53:09Z

Jcora moved page Add Capacity to OBCP Cluster NAS to OBCP Cluster Management without leaving a redirect

Jcora at 17:52, 21 July 2015

2015-07-21T17:52:44Z

Jcora at 15:33, 10 July 2014

2014-07-10T15:33:14Z

Jcora: Protected "Add Capacity to OBCP Cluster NAS" ([Edit=OSUC users group] (indefinite) [Move=OSUC users group] (indefinite) [Read=OSUC users group] (indefinite))

2014-02-19T18:36:24Z

Protected "Add Capacity to OBCP Cluster NAS" ([Edit=OSUC users group] (indefinite) [Move=OSUC users group] (indefinite) [Read=OSUC users group] (indefinite))

Jcora at 18:17, 4 December 2013

2013-12-04T18:17:40Z

Jcora: Created page with "---- '''Add Capacity to OBCP Cluster NAS''' # Insert hard disk with caddy into next available slot within NAS # Within the NAS Windows OS, open Dell Open Manage Server Admi..."

2013-12-04T18:17:15Z

Created page with "---- '''Add Capacity to OBCP Cluster NAS''' # Insert hard disk with caddy into next available slot within NAS # Within the NAS Windows OS, open Dell Open Manage Server Admi..."

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'''Add Capacity to OBCP Cluster NAS'''

# Insert hard disk with caddy into next available slot within NAS
# Within the NAS Windows OS, open Dell Open Manage Server Administrator
## Initialize the new physical disk
## Reconfigure the virtual disk (RAID-6) to include the new disk
## Re-initialize the virtual disk to prepare for added capacity
# Within the NAS Windows OS, open Windows Computer Management
## In Disk Management, extend the virtual disk volume to use the added capacity
## In iSCSI Software Management, go to Device and extended the virtual disk volume to use the added capacity
# Within the cluster Ubuntu OS, prepare to extend the iSCSI partition and filesystem
## Kill any processes accessing the iSCSI interface
## Logout from the iSCSI connection and unmount the iSCSI filesystem ('''umount /dev/sdb1''' - may require a restart)
## Within the Ubuntu GUI, open GParted and extended the partition stored on the NAS
## Log back into the iSCSI connection and remount the iSCSI filesystem ('''mount -a''')
# The cluster is now ready to use the additional storage capacity

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 == Add New User ==
 # Go to ''johnsonlab'' folder.
 ## <code>$ cd /data/johnsonlab/</code>
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 # Execute ''addUser.sh'' and enter password for new user. Enter full name of user when prompted. The rest of the options before the disk quota can be ignored.
 ## <code>$ sudo ./addUser.sh</code>
 # When the disk quotas configuration is displayed, change the soft limits for the number of blocks and inodes allowed by the user on the OS filesystem to 1GB.
 ## Move the cursor to the first ''0'', which is the third column, and change the value to ''1000000''.
 ## Move the cursor to the next to the last ''0'', which is the sixth column, and change the value to ''1000000''.

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	'''OBCP Cluster Management'''		'''OBCP Cluster Management'''
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		+	== Add New User ==
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		+	# Go to ''johnsonlab'' folder.
		+	## <code>$ cd /data/johnsonlab/</code>
		+	# Modify ''addUser.sh'' by changing ''NEW_USER'' variable at top to the new username. Exit and save when finished.
		+	## <code>$ sudo nano addUser.sh</code>
		+	## <code>... NEW_USER=[username] ...</code>
		+	# Execute ''addUser.sh'' and enter password for new user. Enter full name of user when prompted. The rest of the options before the disk quota can be ignored.
		+	## <code>$ sudo ./addUser.sh</code>
		+	# When the disk quotas configuration is displayed, change the soft limits for the number of blocks and inodes allowed by the user on the OS filesystem to 1GB.
		+	## Move the cursor to the first ''0'', which is the third column, and change the value to ''1000000''.
		+	## Move the cursor to the next to the last ''0'', which is the sixth column, and change the value to ''1000000''.

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-'''Add Capacity to OBCP Cluster NAS'''
+'''OBCP Cluster Management'''
 # Insert hard disk with caddy into next available slot within NAS
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 # Within the cluster Ubuntu OS, prepare to extend the iSCSI partition and filesystem
 ## Kill any processes accessing the iSCSI interface
-## Logout from the iSCSI connection and unmount the iSCSI filesystem (''umount /dev/sdb1'' - may require a restart)
+## Logout from the iSCSI connection and unmount the iSCSI filesystem (<code>umount /dev/sdb1</code> - may require a restart)
 ## Within the Ubuntu GUI, open GParted and extend the partition stored on the NAS
-## Log back into the iSCSI connection and remount the iSCSI filesystem (''mount -a'')
+## Log back into the iSCSI connection and remount the iSCSI filesystem (<code>mount -a</code>)
 # The cluster is now ready to use the additional storage capacity
 [[Category:OSUC Private]]

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