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262 CHAPTER 9: INSTALLING DEVICES
5 On any of the IBM servers, press the start button. This is not necessary on
the V6000 server.
6 When the server has finished the startup process, log in as root and run
this command:
vcx-raid-setup
7 When the script asks you whether you want to continue, answer Y.
The script stops VCX services, configures the new disk as a RAID device,
and copies the contents of the original disk to the new disk. It then
reboots the server.
After the reboot, the process of mirroring the two disk drives continues in
the background. The system is fully operational.
Verifying RAID Status
You can determine the status of the RAID disks by using the
vcx-raid-status command. You might want to determine if the newly
added disk is fully mirrored, or, during later operation, you might want to
verify that both disks are operating properly. Use one of these command
formats:
vcx-raid-status --verbose
vcx-raid-status --short
For instructions on how to replace a failed RAID disk, see “Replacing a
RAID Disk” in Appendix C.
VLAN
Configuration
If you use Virtual LANs (VLANs) in your network, you can configure 3Com
telephones and other devices to operate on a specific VLAN in these
ways:
■ Configure Option 184 on your DHCP server to pass VLAN information
to devices. See
Appendix A, “Configuring Option 184 on a Windows
2000 DHCP Server” for instructions.
■ Manually configure the VLAN ID number on the telephone or device.
Configuring Devices
for VLAN Operation
This section contains instructions on how to configure certain VCX
devices for VLAN operation.