Editing compute nodes

Virtual Storage Platform One SDS Block and SDS Cloud VSP One SDS Block Administrator Administration
Version
1.19.x
Audience
anonymous
Part Number
MK-24VSP1SDS021-03
ft:lastEdition
2026-04-07

Edit information about the intended compute node as follows.

  • Required role: Storage or VpsStorage

  1. In the Compute Nodes window or the Compute Node detailed information window, edit the information by using one of the following methods:

    • In the Compute Nodes window, select the edit-target compute node (one node), and then click the preceding icon shown to the right of Select All.

    • Change the view mode of the Compute Nodes window to Inventory view, and then click the preceding icon shown for the edit-target compute node.

    • In the Compute Node detailed information window for the edit-target compute node, click the preceding icon.

    The following dialog appears.

    • When FC is used for a storage cluster compute port protocol

    • When iSCSI is used for a storage cluster compute port protocol

    • When NVMe/TCP is used for a storage cluster compute port protocol

  2. You can edit the following parameters:

    • COMPUTE NODE NAME: The nickname of the compute node

    • OS TYPE: The OS type of the intended compute node

    • FC WWNS: WWN in the case of FC connection

    • ISCSI INITIATOR NAMES: The iSCSI name in the case of iSCSI connection

    • HOST NQNS: host NQN in the case of NVMe/TCP connection

    Clicking + Add FC WWN, + Add iSCSI Initiator Name, or +Add Host NQN displays an additional input field. To the right of the input field, there is an x icon. To remove the entry field, click the x icon.

  3. Click Submit.
  4. When one of the following "Completed" messages is displayed, processing is completed.

    • When you modified COMPUTE NODE NAME or OS TYPE: Successfully edited compute node info. (Compute node Name: XXX)

    • When you added or modified the HBA information: Successfully configured port connections.

    • When you only deleted the HBA information: Successfully deleted initiator of compute node.