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Cabling the High Performance Node
Table 4 Cabling the Node
Connects toDescriptionItem
Primary node: connects to port 0 of Fibre Channel switch #2 in rack 1 (FC SW2)
via FC cable.
FC storage port 21
Secondary nodes: connects to the next available port on Fibre Channel switch #2
(FC SW2) via FC cable. Cable secondary nodes to the switch ports in this order:
10, 1, 11, 2, 12, 3, 13.
Primary node: connects to port 0 of Fibre Channel switch #1 in rack 1 (FC SW1)
via FC cable.
FC storage port 12
Secondary nodes: connects to the next available port on Fibre Channel switch #1
(FC SW1) via FC cable. Cable secondary nodes to the switch ports in this order:
10, 1, 11, 2, 12, 3, 13.
Primary node: connects to your system's external network via FC cable.FC host ports 1–43
Secondary nodes: connects to your system's external network via FC cable.
Must always connect to the customer-provided external network via Ethernet cable.NIC 14
Secondary nodes: connects to the customer-provided external network when using
replication via Ethernet cable.
Primary node: connects to port 1 of Ethernet switch #1 (SW1) via Ethernet cable.NIC 35
Secondary nodes: connects to the next available port on Ethernet switch #1 (SW1)
via Ethernet cable. Cable secondary nodes to the switch ports 2 through 8 in
sequential order.
Primary node: connects to port 1 of Ethernet switch #2 (SW2) via Ethernet cable.NIC 46
Secondary nodes: connects to the next available port on Ethernet switch #2 (SW2)
via Ethernet cable. Cable secondary nodes to the switch ports 2 through 8 in
sequential order.
NOTE: Not all systems use all of the components listed in Table 4 (page 31).
The primary node, node 0, is on the bottom of the stack of nodes. From the bottom to the top they
are: node 0, node 1, node 2, node 3. (The number of nodes will vary from system to system.)
1. Cable the primary node using Table 4 (page 31).
2. If you are installing more than one node, cable the nodes using Table 4 (page 31). Start at
node 1 just above the primary node (node 0) and work your way up the rack.
3. Using Velcro®, secure the cables to the left side of the rack.
4. Install loopback plugs on the nodes in all unused Fibre Channel ports.
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- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- 10 Contents 10
- Contents 11 11
- 1 Introduction 12
- VLS9200 Components 13 13
- 2 Hardware Installation 14
- Unpacking 15
- Rack Planning Resources 15
- Rack Requirements 15
- Rack Warnings 16
- VLS9200 Node Shipping Carton 17
- VLS Assembly Overview 19
- Installing PDUs 20
- Installing Cage Nuts 22
- 24 Hardware Installation 24
- 26 Hardware Installation 26
- 28 Hardware Installation 28
- Cabling the Node 29
- 30 Hardware Installation 30
- Cabling External Connections 32
- 34 Hardware Installation 34
- Cabling Ethernet Switches 35
- Connects toDescriptionItem 36
- Ethernet cable 36
- Ports 17–2017–20 36
- 36 Hardware Installation 36
- 38 Hardware Installation 38
- 3 Multi-node Setup 42
- 4 Storage Configuration 43
- Removing VLS Capacity 44
- Viewing the Storage Pool 45
- Rebuilding all Storage Pools 45
- 46 Storage Configuration 46
- Notifications tab 48
- 5 Automigration/Replication 49
- Replication Concepts 50
- Tape Initialization 51
- Managing a SAN Library 52
- Echo Copy Pool Operations 54
- Creating an Echo Copy Pool 55
- 56 Automigration/Replication 56
- Creating Virtual Tapes 57
- 58 Automigration/Replication 58
- Echo Copy Pool Operations 59 59
- Restarting a Broken Mirror 60
- Editing Copy Pools 61
- 62 Automigration/Replication 62
- Editing Copy Pools 63 63
- Deleting a Copy Pool 64
- Advanced Search for Slots 67
- Mailslot Details 67
- Copy Pool Details 67
- Import/Export Pool Details 67
- Tape Drive Details 67
- Forcing a Replication Job 68
- Editing the Management URL 70
- Replacing a Library 72
- Stopping a Tape Export 73
- 74 Automigration/Replication 74
- 76 Automigration/Replication 76
- Status of all Cartridges 78
- Cartridge Details 80
- Viewing the Job History 81
- Viewing the Job Summary 82
- Configuring the GUI Displays 82
- Testing the VLS Connectivity 83
- 6 Deduplication 84
- ◦ Multiplexed 85
- ◦ Large (greater than 14 TB) 85
- Deduplication Summary 86
- Deduplication Backup Report 87
- GB follows the same logic 88
- 7 Operation 89
- Powering On the VLS System 92
- Rebooting the VLS System 93
- Powering Off the System 94
- Powering Off VLS Arrays 94
- Powering Off VLS Arrays 95 95
- 8 User Interfaces 96
- Window Regions 97
- 98 User Interfaces 98
- Restarting Command View VLS 99
- Opening a Serial Session 100
- Closing a Serial Session 100
- 102 User Interfaces 102
- 9 Configuration 103
- 104 Configuration 104
- Setting the User Preferences 106
- Managing Oversubscription 107
- Shutdown at 98% Capacity 108
- Managing Virtual Device LUNs 109
- LUN Masking 110
- LUN Mapping 110
- Mapping LUNs by Device 111
- Mapping LUNs by Host 112
- Setting Up the Hosts 113
- Creating a Virtual Library 114
- Editing a Virtual Library 116
- Creating Tape Drives 116
- Creating Cartridges 117
- Destroying a Virtual Library 118
- Destroying a Tape Drive 119
- 10 Management 120
- Private LAN Dual Pathing 121
- Managing Disk Arrays 122
- Deleting Unused Virtual Disks 123
- Clearing the Leftover Disks 123
- Updating the Disk Firmware 123
- Setting the RAID Mode 124
- Managing Cartridges 125
- Changing Cartridge Capacity 126
- Moving Cartridges 126
- Deleting Cartridges 127
- 128 Management 128
- Freeing up Storage Space 129
- Updating the Firmware 130
- Saving Configuration Settings 131
- 11 Monitoring 132
- Notification Alerts 133
- Command View VLS 134
- E-mail Notification 134
- Edit the Email Settings 135
- SNMP Notification 136
- Monitoring Storage Capacity 137
- Capacity Usage Views 138
- Storage Pool View 139
- Libraries View 143
- Cartridges View 144
- Exporting CSV Data 145
- Current Status 146
- Performance History 147
- SAN Health 148
- Logical Capacity 149
- Physical Capacity 150
- Workload Assessment 150
- Replication History 151
- Deduplication Job History 152
- Receiving Automated Reports 152
- Log Monitor Summary 156
- Log File Fields 157
- Clearing All System Faults 158
- Trace Log Files 159
- 160 Monitoring 160
- 12 CLI Command Set 161
- VLS Commands 162
- Configuration Commands 163
- Management Commands 168
- Monitoring Commands 169
- 13 Component Identification 172
- Rear Panel Components 173
- Rear Panel LEDs and Buttons 174
- System Board Components 175
- DescriptionItem 176
- PCI power connector24 176
- TPM connector25 176
- 176 Component Identification 176
- Hard Drive LEDs 179
- Hard Drive LED Combinations 179
- Front Panel Components 180
- Front Panel LEDs and Buttons 180
- Front Panel LEDs 190
- Capacity Enclosure 193
- 194 Component Identification 194
- 14 Component Replacement 195
- Preparation Procedures 196
- Hard Drive 197
- 198 Component Replacement 198
- DVD-CD Drive 199
- Power Supply 199
- 200 Component Replacement 200
- Fan Module 201
- 202 Component Replacement 202
- Replacing a Primary Node 203
- Replacing a Secondary Node 204
- Ethernet Switch Replacement 206
- Power Module 207
- RAID or Expansion Controller 208
- Latches1 209
- Thumbscrews2 209
- 210 Component Replacement 210
- 15 Disaster Recovery 211
- Manually Restoring the System 212
- 214 Disaster Recovery 214
- 216 Disaster Recovery 216
- Related Information 217
- Rack Stability 219
- Contacting HP 219
- Subscription Service 219
- Customer Self Repair 220
- Product Warranties 220
- 17 Documentation feedback 221
- A Troubleshooting 222
- Deduplication Issues 226
- B Specifications 227
- VLS9200 Disk Array Enclosure 228
- Ethernet Switch 6600–24G 231
- Environmental 231
- FCC rating label 232
- European Union Notice 233
- Japanese Notices 234
- Korean Notices 234
- Taiwanese Notices 234
- Taiwanese Notices 235 235
- Laser Compliance Notices 236
- German Laser Notice 237
- Italian Laser Notice 237
- Japanese Laser Notice 237
- Recycling Notices 238
- Danish Notice 239
- Dutch Notice 239
- Estonian Notice 239
- Finnish Notice 239
- French Notice 239
- German Notice 240
- Greek Notice 240
- Hungarian Notice 240
- Italian Notice 240
- Latvian Notice 240
- Lithuanian Notice 241
- Polish Notice 241
- Portuguese Notice 241
- Romanian Notice 241
- Slovak Notice 241
- Battery Replacement Notices 242
- French Battery Notice 243
- German Battery Notice 243
- Italian Battery Notice 244
- Japanese Battery Notice 244
- Spanish Battery Notice 245
- Glossary 246
- 248 Glossary 248
- 250 Glossary 250
- 252 Index 252
- 254 Index 254
- 256 Index 256
- 258 Index 258
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