Emulex 355 manual UL Guidelines for Mounting Equipment in a Rack

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INSPEED™ SAN STORAGE SWITCH MODEL 355

CHAPTER 2 SWITCH INSTALLATION

USER’S GUIDE

 

Figure 2-1: Diagram Depicting Switch Installation into Tray (Note: Switches and tray are displayed upside-down to facilitate proper installation.)

4.Using a No. 2 Phillips screwdriver, attach the switch(es) to the tray by installing the 4 thread forming screws (6-32 x 1/4 100° ) into the aligned holes.

Note: While there are eight holes on each side of the tray, only the four holes indicated on each side of the tray in Figure 2-1 should be used for the switch.

5. Turn the tray over with the attached switch(es) now on the top of the tray.

Install the tray with the switch(es) attached into a rack following the instructions provided with the rack mount kit.

UL Guidelines for Mounting Equipment in a Rack

When installing equipment in a rack, give careful consideration to the following factors:

•The operating ambient temperature of rack-mounted equipment must not exceed the maximum rated ambient temperature, which is indicated in this installation guide. (See “Operating Conditions” on page 61.)

•The air flow clearances specified in this installation guide must be maintained within the rack. (See “Operating Conditions” on page 61.)

•The AC supply circuit for rack-mounted equipment must be capable of supplying the total current specified on all the labels of the rack-mounted equipment.

•All AC power supply connections must be properly earthed. To ensure the integrity of the earth connection, special attention must be given to connections that are not directly connected to the branch circuit (for example, power strips).

•The rack-mounting hardware has been carefully selected to properly support the equipment. Any alternate rack-mounting hardware must provide equal or superior support.

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Contents InSpeedTM Model Inspeed SAN Storage Switch Model USER’S Guide Table of Contents Overview IntroductionInspeed Technology FeaturesStorage Consolidation and Shared Storage Pooling Switch ApplicationsTape Library Consolidation Depicts a sample tape library consolidation configurationServer Clustering Rich MediaTo unpack the switch Installation PreparationTo place the switch on a desktop Desktop InstallationRack Installation Switch InstallationUL Guidelines for Mounting Equipment in a Rack Ethernet LEDs Indication Switch LedsEthernet LEDs System LEDsGreen LED Yellow LED Port LEDsSystem LEDs Indication SFP Status Port BypassedSFP Compatibility Installing an SFPAttaching a Device to the Switch Removing an SFPTo boot the switch and SAN Booting the Switch and SANSwitch Management To connect through a serial interface Configuring the Network InterfaceGetting Started To connect to the Web Manager Connecting to the Web ManagerCommand Button Description Web Manager OverviewTo download firmware Click Help Downloads DocumentationTo log in to the switch Initial Switch SetupLog in to the Switch Change the PasswordTo change the switch name Click Switch Configuration Change the Switch NameTo view the current date and time Click Switch Date & Time To set the date and time settingsTo… Click… This guide, see Managing the SwitchFrequent Switch Configuration Tasks To reset the switch Logging in to the SwitchConfiguring the Switch Settings To change a switch settingNetwork Location General Switch SettingsSwitch Identification Setting DescriptionAgent Up Time Switch SpeedVersion Information Blocking ARBState Description Setting Snmp TrapsTo configure an Snmp trap To synchronize time with the host system Click Host Time Configuring Date and Time SettingsTo change the time Click Switch Date & Time Opening a Telnet Session Changing the PasswordTo change switch thresholds or time intervals Adjusting the Switch ThresholdsTo view the Port Smart Settings Click Port Smart Settings Configuring the Port Smart SettingsDefault Smart Settings To create a custom Smart Setting Creating Custom Smart SettingsTo assign a Smart Setting to one or more ports To set all ports to the currently selected Smart SettingTo delete a custom Smart Setting Smart Setting AssignmentsTo modify a custom Smart Setting To rename a custom Smart SettingPort Information Pre-Insertion TestingChange Notification on Change NotificationsStealth Intelligent Change ManagerPort Recovery Bypass on Clock Delta Managing Firmware and Configuration FilesDiagnostics Port ControlSwitch Configuration Files Switch Firmware FilesOne-Step Zoning Restoring the Factory Default SettingsTo restore the factory default configuration To remove a port from a zone Color DescriptionTo add ports to a zone To activate zoning13 Devices in a Single Zone Single-Switch ZoningTo add storage devices to multiple zones Adding Devices to Multiple Zones16 Ports in Multiple Zones on the One-Step Zoning Multiple Switch ZoningAlpa Zoning Recovering a Bad Zone AutomaticallyTo set up Hard Zoning Connecting Ports Through Hard ZoningTree Cascades Cascading SwitchesString Cascades 22 Automatic Trunking example Automatic Trunking24 Load Balancing Across Multiple Cascade Ports Load BalancingFairness and Prioritization Load IndicatorsTo change the load balancing settings Status Indicators Viewing Switch StatusMonitoring the Switch Switch InformationBar Color Indication Port Utilization and HealthPort Color Indication To export the event log To view the event log Click Switch Event LogViewing the Event Log Field Description Viewing Port InformationTo view port information Click Port Information To view port utilization Click Port Utilization Viewing Port UtilizationValue Description To change the port utilization intervalStatistic Description Viewing Port DiagnosticsTo clear the counters To save diagnostic informationTo reset a port Click Advanced Functions Diagnostics Port Manual Port OperationDetection Indication Viewing Ordered SetsNotification Unknown CRC ErrorF7 Initialization ChangeProblem Recommended Action Troubleshooting Device ConnectionsOperational Condition Recovery Troubleshooting Management ConnectionsPort Bypass Conditions and Recovery Default Smart Setting Attributes Fibre Channel References Appendixes Requirement Value Switch SpecificationsOperating Conditions To log in to the CLI Connecting to the CLILogging in and OUT To connect through a network interfaceFrequent Switch Configuration Tasks Using the CLICLI Commands Event Event Message Severity Severity Description LevelDBG Hex Decimal Arbitrated Loop Physical AddressesCurrent Fill Word Alpa or Arbitrated LoopPhysical Address ArbitrationIndex SFP Zoning 36 , 38 , 39
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355 specifications

The Emulex 355 is a high-performance network interface card (NIC) designed specifically for data centers requiring advanced connectivity, reliability, and speed. With the rapid evolution of data transmission technology, the Emulex 355 stands out due to its robust features and capabilities that cater to the demands of modern IT infrastructures.

One of the key features of the Emulex 355 is its support for 10 Gigabit Ethernet, which allows for significantly faster data transfer rates compared to standard Gigabit connections. This increased bandwidth is essential for handling large volumes of data traffic, particularly in virtualized environments and cloud computing applications. Its high throughput ensures that data can be transmitted rapidly across networks, minimizing latency and improving overall performance.

The Emulex 355 employs advanced technologies such as iSCSI Offload and FCoE (Fibre Channel over Ethernet), which help enhance data processing efficiency. These technologies allow the card to offload processing tasks from the host system's CPU, reducing the load on server resources and optimizing performance. The result is a more efficient system that can handle more concurrent connections and processes without being overwhelmed.

In addition to speed and efficiency, reliability is paramount in data center operations. The Emulex 355 includes features like error detection and correction, ensuring data integrity during transmission. Built-in redundancy and failover capabilities safeguard against potential network disruptions, allowing for continuous availability of services—a crucial aspect in mission-critical environments.

The Emulex 355 also offers support for various robust networking protocols, enabling seamless integration into existing network infrastructures. Its compatibility with multiple operating systems and virtualization platforms, such as VMware and Microsoft Hyper-V, further enhances its versatility.

Another notable characteristic of the Emulex 355 is its energy-efficient design. It is optimized for lower power consumption without sacrificing performance, aligning with contemporary efforts to reduce the carbon footprint in data centers.

In conclusion, the Emulex 355 NIC is a powerful solution equipped with features that address the complex demands of modern data centers. Its combination of speed, reliability, and efficiency, along with advanced technologies, makes it a preferred choice for organizations looking to enhance their network capabilities and ensure smooth, uninterrupted operations.
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