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M300

Brand: NEC | Category: Storage
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M300

Brand: NEC | Category: Disk array system
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  13. about this document
  14. document organization
  15. about other documents
  16. Introduction
  17. Figure 1: Example of Recommended Configuration
  18. about warning labels
  19. Disk Array Controller
  20. power supply - ac power supply
  21. Controller
  22. Battery
  23. disk enclosure
  24. power cable
  25. disposal of the unit
  26. chapter 1 overview
  27. high performance and large capacity
  28. Components
  29. Figure 1-3: Front Bezel (Option)
  30. Figure 1-5: Rear View of Disk Array Controller
  31. Figure 1-6: Power Supply
  32. Figure 1-7: Controller
  33. disk enclosure (optional component)
  34. Figure 1-9: Adapter
  35. led display
  36. Table 1-3: Standby LED (white)
  37. Figure 1-11: LED Display - Disk Array Controller Power and Disk Enclosure Power
  38. Figure 1-12: LED Display - Disk Array Unit Controller (CONT)
  39. Table 1-8: Host Port Status
  40. Table 1-9: Disk Port Status
  41. Figure 1-13: LED Display - Disk Array Enclosure Adapter
  42. basic operation
  43. Table 1-12: About Control Systems
  44. Figure 1-14: AC Power Off Sequence (FC Port Connection)
  45. powering off the disk array system
  46. chapter 2 workflow - installation to operation
  47. chapter 3 installing the disk array system
  48. Preparation
  49. Figure 3-1: Flow of Preliminary Setups
  50. mounting a disk array unit on a rack
  51. Figure 3-3: Rail
  52. Figure 3-5: Screwing Rail on Front Pole
  53. Figure 3-7: Attaching Inner Rail
  54. Figure 3-8: Attaching Ear Bezels or Front Bezel Clips
  55. Figure 3-9: Securing Unit 1
  56. Figure 3-10: Securing Unit 2
  57. mounting a disk enclosure on a rack
  58. Figure 3-11: Attaching Location Label
  59. Figure 3-12: Removing Dummy Carrier
  60. Figure 3-14: Inserting Disk Drive
  61. Connection
  62. connecting a disk enclosure
  63. connecting lan cables
  64. connecting power supply cables
  65. Figure 3-17: AC Cable
  66. chapter 4 nec storage manager
  67. how nec storage manager is provided
  68. Figure 4-1: Example of Recommended Configuration
  69. the operating environment of nec storage manager client
  70. Before Starting NEC Storage Manager Client
  71. Figure 4-3: Trusted Sites Window
  72. Figure 4-4: Internet Options Window
  73. Figure 4-5: Security Settings Window
  74. Figure 4-6: Update Tab of Java Control Panel
  75. Figure 4-7: Advanced Tab of Control Panel
  76. installing network setting tool
  77. Figure 4-8: Start Page of Setup
  78. Figure 4-9: Select Installation Method
  79. Figure 4-10: Confirm Software
  80. Figure 4-11: License Agreement
  81. Figure 4-12: Choose Destination Location
  82. Figure 4-13: Starting Network Setting Tool
  83. configuring ip addresses by using network setting tool
  84. Figure 4-15: Select a Disk Array - Start up
  85. Figure 4-16: Select a Disk Array
  86. Figure 4-17: Network Settings
  87. Figure 4-18: Network Setting Tool - Confirmation Dialog Box
  88. setting a time zone of the disk array
  89. Figure 4-20: Select Installation Method
  90. Figure 4-21: Setting in a Time Zone
  91. Figure 4-22: Setting in a Time Zone - Select Time Zone
  92. Figure 4-23: Setup Completion
  93. installing nec storage manager agent utility on application server
  94. starting nec storage manager client
  95. Figure 4-24: Log On Screen
  96. Figure 4-25: Log On Screen (Expanded)
  97. Figure 4-26: Main Screen
  98. chapter 5 initializing a disk array (fc)
  99. Overview
  100. Collecting Host Information From Application Servers
  101. Collecting Host Information From Application Server
  102. Initialization by NEC Storage Manager
  103. Figure 5-4: Welcome to Initialization Wizard
  104. Figure 5-5: Setting Disk Array Subsystem Name
  105. Figure 5-6: Set Time
  106. Figure 5-7: Set Time - Setting NTP Server
  107. Figure 5-8: Unlocking License
  108. Figure 5-9: Host Port Connection Parameters (FC)
  109. Figure 5-10: Edit Dialog
  110. Figure 5-11: Port Mode Switching Screen
  111. Figure 5-12: Finish Initialization Wizard
  112. Binding a Pool
  113. Figure 5-14: Pool Bind - Confirmation
  114. Figure 5-15: Pool Bind - Completion
  115. Binding a Hot Spare
  116. Figure 5-17: Hot Spare Bind - View Display
  117. Figure 5-18: Hot Spare Bind - Completion
  118. Binding Logical Disks
  119. Figure 5-20: Logical Disk Bind - Confirmation
  120. Figure 5-21: Logical Disk Bind - Completion
  121. Collecting Host Information
  122. Figure 5-23: Host Information Collection - Registration
  123. Figure 5-24: Host Information Collection - Completion
  124. Assigning Logical Disks
  125. Figure 5-26: Assignment of Logical Disk - Confirm
  126. Figure 5-27: Assignment of Logical Disk - Finish
  127. Checking Connection from Application Servers
  128. chapter 6 initializing a disk array (iscsi)
  129. Figure 6-1: Starting Initialization Wizard
  130. Figure 6-2: Welcome to Initialization Wizard
  131. Figure 6-3: Set Disk Array Subsystem Name
  132. Figure 6-4: Set Time
  133. Figure 6-5: Set Time - Setting NTP Server
  134. Figure 6-6: Unlock License
  135. Figure 6-7: Host Connection Port Parameters (iSCSI)
  136. Figure 6-8: Host Connection Port Parameters (iSCSI) - Setting
  137. Figure 6-9: Set iSNS Server
  138. Figure 6-10: Finish Initialization Wizard
  139. Figure 6-11: Status - NEC Storage Manager Server
  140. iscsi setup tool
  141. Figure 6-13: Pool Bind - Confirmation
  142. Figure 6-14: Pool Bind - Completion
  143. Figure 6-16: Hot Spare Bind - View Display
  144. Figure 6-17: Hot Spare Bind - Completion
  145. binding logical disk
  146. Figure 6-19: Logical Disk Bind - Confirmation
  147. Figure 6-20: Logical Disk Bind - Completion
  148. assigning logical disk
  149. Figure 6-22: Assignment of Logical Disk - Confirm
  150. Figure 6-23: Assignment of Logical Disk - Finish
  151. checking connection from application server
  152. chapter 7 initializing a disk array (sas)
  153. Figure 7-4: Welcome to Initialization Wizard
  154. Figure 7-5: Setting Disk Array Subsystem Name
  155. Figure 7-6: Set Time
  156. Figure 7-7: Set Time - Setting NTP Server
  157. Figure 7-8: Unlocking License
  158. Figure 7-9: Host Port Connection Parameters (SAS)
  159. Figure 7-10: Edit Dialog
  160. Figure 7-11: Finish Initialization Wizard
  161. Figure 7-13: Pool Bind - Confirmation
  162. Figure 7-14: Pool Bind - Completion
  163. Figure 7-16: Hot Spare Bind - View Display
  164. Figure 7-17: Hot Spare Bind - Completion
  165. Figure 7-19: Logical Disk Bind - Confirmation
  166. Figure 7-20: Logical Disk Bind - Completion
  167. Figure 7-22: Host Information Collection - Registration
  168. Figure 7-23: Host Information Collection - Completion
  169. Figure 7-25: Assignment of Logical Disk - Confirm
  170. Figure 7-26: Assignment of Logical Disk - Finish
  171. chapter 8 installing optional parts
  172. optional parts
  173. Table 8-2: M300 Series Optional Parts
  174. Table 8-3: Optional Parts For All Series
  175. Table 8-4: Disk Drive Features
  176. installation and removal
  177. Figure 8-3: Inserting the Front Bezel (2)
  178. Controllers
  179. disk drives
  180. disk enclosures
  181. Figure 8-9: SAS Cable Connections and DE/PD Numbers
  182. Batteries
  183. Figure 8-11: Removing the Battery
  184. cache modules
  185. Figure 8-12: Removing the DIMMs
  186. Figure 8-13: Removing the Flash Memory ASSY
  187. chapter 9 changes to the configuration
  188. modifying the settings by using dip switches
  189. modifying the configuration by nec storage manager (fc/sas)
  190. adding application servers
  191. Using the Initialization Wizard to Modify the Configuration
  192. modifying the configuration by nec storage manager (iscsi)
  193. chapter 10 troubleshooting
  194. troubleshooting according to device conditions
  195. Table 10-2: Trouble in Disk Array Unit (Rear Panel Controller LED Status)
  196. Table 10-3: Trouble in Disk Array Unit or Disk Enclosure (Rear Panel Power LED Status)
  197. Table 10-4: Trouble in Disk Enclosure
  198. Table 10-5: Wrong SAS Cable Connection
  199. network setting tool errors
  200. nec storage manager errors
  201. errors in initialization
  202. errors in pool binding
  203. errors in hot spare binding
  204. errors in retrieving host information
  205. iscsi setup tool errors
  206. iscsi setup tool (linux) errors
  207. iscsi setup tool error codes
  208. nec storage pathmanager (windows) errors
  209. nec storage pathmanager (linux) errors
  210. Changing Network Settings for Monitoring Disk Arrays from Storage Manager
  211. troubleshooting at installation
  212. sas connection errors
  213. user support
  214. before you call
  215. contacts for questions and consultation
  216. appendix a specifications
  217. Table A-2: Specifications - RAID Configurations
  218. b.1 installing nec storage manager agent utility
  219. APPENDIX B How to Set/Check Application Server (Windows) (FC/SAS)
  220. b.1.2 installation
  221. b.2 collecting/registering host information on application server
  222. b.2.2 registering host information by using file output
  223. Figure B-2: Host Information Collection - Setting Method
  224. Figure B-3: Host Information Collection - Registration
  225. Figure B-4: Host Information Collection - Completion
  226. b.3 checking connection from application server
  227. Figure B-6: Computer Management - Disk Management
  228. b.3.2 check the pathmanager settings and status
  229. c.1 initializing application server
  230. c.1.1 preparation
  231. Figure C-1: Unit with NF53x1-xFxx (10Gbps iSCSI 2port Controllers)
  232. Figure C-3: Configuration Example
  233. c.1.2 installing iscsi software initiator
  234. Figure C-6: Software Update Installation Wizard Screen (1)
  235. Figure C-7: Software Update Installation Wizard Screen (2)
  236. Figure C-8: Software Update Installation Wizard Screen (3)
  237. Figure C-9: Software Update Installation Wizard Screen (4)
  238. c.1.3 installing nec storage pathmanager
  239. c.1.4 setting up iscsi software initiator
  240. Figure C-13: iSCSI Initiator Properties (General Tab) Screen
  241. Figure C-14: CHAP Secret Input Window
  242. Figure C-15: iSCSI Initiator Properties (Discovery Tab) Screen
  243. Figure C-17: Authentication Error Screen
  244. Figure C-19: iSCSI Initiator Properties (Discovery Tab) Screen
  245. Figure C-21: iSCSI Initiator Properties (Discovery Tab) Screen
  246. Figure C-22: iSCSI Initiator Properties (General Tab) Screen
  247. c.2 iscsi setup tool
  248. Figure C-23: iSCSI Setup Tool - Log on to the Target
  249. c.3 checking connection from application server
  250. c.3.1 logon steps in windows environments
  251. Figure C-25: Log On to Target Screen
  252. Figure C-26: Advanced Setting (General Tab) Screen
  253. Figure C-27: Log On to Target Screen
  254. Figure C-28: iSCSI Initiator Properties (Targets Tab) Screen
  255. Figure C-29: Log On to Target Screen
  256. Figure C-30: Advanced Setting (General Tab) Screen
  257. Figure C-31: Log On to Target Screen
  258. Figure C-32: iSCSI Initiator Properties (Target Tab) Screen
  259. c.3.2 confirmation steps in windows environments
  260. Figure C-34: Computer Management - Disk Management
  261. c.3.3 check the pathmanager settings and status
  262. d.1 initializing application server
  263. APPENDIX D How to Set/Check Application Server (Windows) (iSCSI HW Initiator)
  264. d.1.2 preparation
  265. d.1.3 setting up bacs4 (broadcom advanced control suite)
  266. Figure D-2: Screen Displayed Immediately After Starting BACS4
  267. Figure D-3: iSCSI Adapter - Configuration Tab
  268. Figure D-4: iSCSI IPv4 Configurations Tab
  269. Figure D-5: Setting Change Confirmation Screen
  270. d.1.4 setting up iscsi initiator
  271. Figure D-8: iSCSI Initiator Properties - Discovery Tab
  272. Figure D-9: Discover Target Portal Dialog Box
  273. Figure D-10: Advanced Settings - Local Adapter Setup
  274. Figure D-11: Advanced Settings - Initiator IP Setup
  275. Figure D-12: Discover Target Portal Dialog Box
  276. Figure D-14: Discovery Tab
  277. d.2 setting up iscsi software initiator
  278. d.2.2 logon steps in windows environments
  279. Figure D-16: Connect To Target Dialog Box
  280. Figure D-17: Advanced Setting - General Tab
  281. e.1 installing nec storage manager agent utility
  282. e.1.2 installation
  283. e.2 collecting/registering host information on application server
  284. e.2.2 registering host information by using file output
  285. Figure E-2: Set Host Information - Select How to Set
  286. Figure E-3: Set Host Information - Specifying Host Information File
  287. Figure E-4: Host Information Collection - Completion
  288. e.3 checking connection from application server
  289. e.3.2 check the pathmanager settings and status
  290. f.1 initializing application server
  291. f.1.1 preparation
  292. Figure F-1: Unit with NF53x1-xF21xx (10Gbps iSCSI 2port Controllers)
  293. Figure F-3: Configuration Example
  294. f.1.2 installing iscsi software initiator
  295. f.1.4 setting up iscsi software initiator
  296. f.2 iscsi setup tool
  297. f.3 checking connection from application server
  298. f.3.2 confirmation steps in linux environment
  299. f.3.3 check the pathmanager settings and status
  300. APPENDIX G How to Set/Check Application Server (VMware) (FC)
  301. h.1 initializing application server
  302. h.1.1 preparation
  303. Figure H-1: Unit with NF53x1-xF21xx (10Gbps iSCSI 2port Controllers)
  304. Figure H-3: Configuration Example
  305. h.1.2 creating vmkernel port
  306. Figure H-5: Add Network Wizard Screen (1)
  307. Figure H-7: Add Network Wizard Screen (3)
  308. Figure H-9: DNS and Routing Configuration Screen
  309. Figure H-10: Add Network Wizard Screen (4)
  310. Figure H-11: Add Network Wizard Screen (5)
  311. h.1.3 setting up software iscsi initiator
  312. Figure H-15: General Properties Screen
  313. Figure H-17: Add Target Sending Server Screen
  314. Figure H-18: CHAP Authentication Tab in iSCSI Initiator Properties Screen
  315. Figure H-19: CHAP Authentication Screen
  316. h.2 checking connection from application server
  317. h.2.1 executing rescan
  318. Figure H-22: General Tab in iSCSI Initiator Properties Screen
  319. h.2.2 setting up a data store
  320. Figure H-24: Add Storage Wizard Screen (2)
  321. Figure H-25: Add Storage Wizard Screen (3)
  322. h.2.3 confirmation using guest os
  323. appendix i installing nec storage pathmanager
  324. Figure I-2: Storage PathManager InstallShield Wizard - Welcome Page 1
  325. Figure I-3: Storage PathManager InstallShield Wizard - Welcome Page 2
  326. Figure I-4: Storage PathManager InstallShield Wizard - Ready to Install the Program
  327. Figure I-5: Storage PathManager InstallShield Wizard - Completed
  328. i.2 for linux application server
  329. appendix j led inspection checksheet
  330. j.2 disk enclosure
  331. APPENDIX K Notes-Using iSCSI Supported Disk Array Unit
  332. appendix l iscsi connection configuration-examples
  333. l.2 connection between management server and lan
  334. Figure L-3: Connection Between Management Server and LAN - Switch Configuration
  335. APPENDIX N Retrieve Initiator Information on Application Servers Registered with iSNS Server
  336. appendix o chap authentication
  337. O.5 Correspondence between Microsoft iSCSI Software Initiator Secret Setting and iSMCLI
  338. Figure O-2: iSCSI Initiator (General Tab) Screen
  339. Glossary
  340. Index
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