Dell DX6000 Administration Manual
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Brand: Dell
Category: Desktop , Server , Storage
Type: Administration manual
Model: Dell DX6000 , Dell DX6004S , Dell DX6012S
Pages: 74 (2.04 Mb)

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Version 5.0
December 2010
the domain from being cached. lifepoint: [] reps=16 enables the domain
to be replicated as many times as possible. Castor-Stream-Type: admin is
recommended for all objects that use a Castor-Authorization header.
2. Rename the domain.
curl -i -X COPY -H "Castor-Authorization: archive.example.com/
_administrators, POST=archive.example.com" -H "Castor-
Stream-Type: admin" -H "Cache-Control: no-cache-
context" -H "lifepoint: [] reps=16" --anyauth -u
"admin:ourpwdofchoicehere" --location-trusted "http://172.16.0.35?
domain=cluster.example.com&admin&aliasuuid=bbc2365b3283c23c47595abcfd09034a
&newname=archive.example.com" -D rename-domain.log
3. Verify the new domain name using the Admin Console.
D.3. Using DX Content Router to List Buckets and Objects
To optionally use DX Content Router to list the buckets in a domain or objects in a bucket:
1. Find the value of the Castor-System-CID for the child of an object to list.
For example, to list all buckets in a domain, INFO an object in the bucket to find the value of the
object's Castor-System-CID header. (The Castor-System-CID of the object is the Castor-
System-Alias of its parent, the bucket.)
2. Add a DX Content Router filter rule to search for streams where the value of the Castor-
System-CID header matches the value in step 1 and the value of Castor-System-Alias is
not null.
(The Castor-System-Alias of a named object is null.)
3. Using the SDK, instantiate a metadata enumerator subscribed to the rule channel you created in
the preceding step to obtain the stream's metadata.
4. In the metadata returned for the object, look for the value of the Castor-System-Name header.
D.4. Boot Errors
Symptom Resolution
1. When booting, the node gives an error
saying that no boot device is available.
2. The node boots into an operating system
other than DX Storage.
If booting from a USB device, verify that the
node is capable of booting from a USB device
and that the USB memory device is configured
as the primary boot device. If PXE booting,
ensure the server is configured to network boot.
3. The node boots from the USB device but DX
Storage fails to start.
4. The node begins to boot but reports a “kernel
panic” error and stops.
This is likely a hardware compatibility issue with
the hardware. Please contact support with the
details of your hardware setup.