ATTO Technology Atto FibreCenter 3400 characteristics, Specifications, Features

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3 ATTO FibreCenter 3400 characteristics

ATTO FibreCenter 3400 is a 2-Gigabit Fibre Channel hub configured with eight (8) Fibre Channel ports and an Ethernet management port. The FibreCenter 3400 is designed to integrate industry leading performance and Storage Area Network (SAN) capabilities into mid-range applications by providing a high-speed, central connection point for Fibre Channel connections.

The FibreCenter 3400 Fibre Channel rack system design provides maximum dependable performance for high availability systems through a hot-swappable, dual power module.

The FibreCenter 3400 module is housed in one module bay of a dual module, 1U high, industry standard rack enclosure complete with mounting brackets. Using two modules in a rack provides a maximum port density of 16 SFP ports and redundant power and cooling in a full width 1U rack.

The unit may be configured as one 8-port hub (Zone 1) or two 4-port hubs (Zones 2 and 3). When configured as Zones 2 and 3, the FibreCenter allows each 4-port zone to run at different speeds (1Gb or 2Gb). Configuration is managed through a 10BaseT Ethernet port.

Specifications

Eight 2-Gigabit Fibre Channel ports with Small Formfactor Pluggable (SFP) interface

400 MB/sec. maximum throughput in full duplex mode per zone

Auto negotiation between 2-Gigabit and 1- Gigabit modes

Port management interface for “on-the-fly” configuration

Ethernet configuration, management and monitoring

Modular design for maximum data reliability, availability and serviceability.

Support for Fibre Channel Class 2, Class 3 and Intermix specifications

Support for full-duplex data transfers

Full Fibre Channel support for FC-P2, PLDA and public loop login

32 MB of SDRAM memory for code execution and Ethernet packets.

4 MB of flash memory, field upgradable through Ethernet, for code and parameter storage.

Local and network management

Command Line Interface provides local and remote management and diagnostic support using Telnet over Ethernet

Field upgradeable firmware using FTP through the Ethernet port

Features

Digital retiming circuits eliminate jitter transfer to downstream devices.

Lockable port status

Disabled = Port is disconnected from FC network.

Enabled = Port is connected to FC network subject to automatic bypass criteria.

Automatic bypass may be disabled to allow link to always remain connected.

Link transmitter may be optionally disabled when port is disabled.

Reduced power consumption.

No external monitoring of FC activity.

All settings are persistent.

5 ATTO FibreCenter 3400 Installation and Operation Manual

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Contents Atto FibreCenter Secure Data Path Application Page Page Contents Configuration commands Glossary Fibre Channel is a key technology for storageTerm Definition LED Atto FibreCenter supports diverse SAN needs Quick start instructionsZone Port Features Atto FibreCenter 3400 characteristicsSpecifications Local and network managementSecure Data Path Applicationv Setting up the FC Rack System Installing a power module Removing a power moduleInstalling the FibreCenter Setting up the Atto FibreCenterTo change the password Removing the FibreCenter Connecting Fibre Channel portsCable length Cable type Cable size Connector CablingData transfer when setting up zones Configuring the Atto FibreCenterZone 2 and Zone Invalid Switching Patterns Hub portsCommand Line Interface use and guidance CLI command conventionsTelnet session Screen Symbol IndicatesExplanation Ethernet and Telnet configuration commands Status Diagnostic commandsVersion Configuration commands Switch model Setup commandType reboot and hit Enter at the bash# prompt Linux Kernel UpdateFlash File System FFS Update Updating firmwareIf LED is illuminated If LED is not illuminated TroubleshootingCondition Index Command Line Interface Command Default ExampleCanadian Standards Appendix a Standards and compliancesEuropean Standards Declaration of Conformity Appendix B Contact Atto Technology, Inc