Texas Memory Systems RamSan-300/320 manual Turning on the System, System Initialization

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AC Voltage indicator light

When the power supply is connected to AC power and is operating properly, the indicator light attached to each power supply is green. If the green light is not on, either the power supply is disconnected from an AC power source or the power supply has failed. Check the power cable to determine if power has been lost to the supply or whether the supply has failed. The front panel display, Text Management Interface, or Web interface, may provide additional information regarding the problem.

2.7 Turning on the System

The RamSan automatically powers on when power is connected to the system. The only time the system does not power on automatically is when a user has initiated a manual shutdown or the system has powered off due to some failure other than AC power loss. In the event this happens, press the “Power” button, which is the large black button above the power supplies. Please see Section 2.6 Connecting the Power Supplies.

2.8 System Initialization

The front panel display shows the boot process’s current state. Once the power is connected, the system turns on automatically and the front panel display begins the power on sequence. The following happens automatically (you can also monitor this boot sequence externally through the serial port or Ethernet port):

1.Once AC power is connected, the RamSan will power-up with the TMS logo. The front panel displays the memory size. Soon after that, you will see “Booting…”

Soon after that, you will see

“Booting…” and then the system displays the IP address.

TMS ()

Texas Memory Systems

TMS ()

Memory Size: 64GB

Booting ...

IP Address Acquired: 000.000.000.000

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Contents RamSan-300/320 User’s Manual RamSan-300/320 User’s Manual Table of Contents Batteries Fans Conventions Safety PrecautionsPreface Document OverviewFollowing table describes revisions to this document Revision HistoryOverview IntroductionPower System ComponentsNon-Volatility Active BackupTM mode optional Configurable BackupPerformance System Inspection InstallationBattery Warning Electro-Static Discharge WarningRamSan-320 FC 4 FC Connecting the Fibre Channel PortsConnecting the Power Supplies Rack MountingPower switch Power AC VoltageAC Voltage indicator light Turning on the SystemSystem Initialization System is now ready for normal operation Front Panel Display Management Tool OverviewConnecting using a terminal program Text Management InterfaceFront Panel menu system layout General interface layout and instructions Connecting using TelnetText Management Interface Sub-Menu Scrolling Sub-Menus Web Management InterfaceWeb Management Interface Logging into the system Administration FunctionsSet password SecurityClick on the Management Control Processor graphic Via Web InterfaceVia Text Management Enable/disable TelnetVia Web Management Enable/Disable TelnetTelnet Setup From the Telnet Main Menu, select Management setupEnable/disable Snmp Enable/disable Web InterfaceConfiguring Ethernet settings via Front Panel Configuring Ethernet settingsDhcp Subnet Mask Select IP assignment mode Configuring Ethernet settings via Text Management InterfaceSelect Select hostname Power Down SettingsManual shutdown Via Front Panel DisplayAutomatic shutdown From the Telnet Main Menu, select Power down systemFront panel monitoring Restore/Synchronize ProgressMonitoring Functions Viewing system health and statusStatus ErrorFibre Channel Performance Active Monitor ModeLED Display LED Performance MonitoringIdentify Device button Identifying a RamSanSystem Uptime Status Viewing system uptimeHealth and Status From the Telnet Main Menu, select Health and StatusDisk Status via Web interface Viewing system healthBatteries Not displayed for the RamSan-300 Management Control Processor Power supplies Fans Good 10 Fibre Channel Controller Status via Web Interface Viewing detailed fibre channel controller statusVia Text Management Viewing IO/second summary Via Web Interface Statistics13 IO/sec Summary 14 Bandwidth Performance Graph via Web Interface Viewing bandwidth summary15 Bandwidth Performance via Text Management Interface Click the Management Control Processor graphic LogsViewing controller details Viewing the system event and support logsClearing the system event log Clearing logged ECC errorsController LUN ConfigurationGigabytes System Memory Fibre ChannelReconfigured LUN Mapping Example LUN configurationVia Web Interface Adding LUNsSelect Change size of LUNs to add From the Telnet Main Menu, select LUN Setup Select Add LUNsVia Text Management Select Change number of LUNs to addViewing LUN status / LUN map Via the Web InterfaceTo view the LUNs for the entire system Viewing LUNs Assigned to FC ports via Web Interface LUN Map Screen Linking LUNs to/from Fibre Channel ControllersVia Text Management Linking Fibre Channel Controllers Select Exit to the LUN configuration menuSelect Unlink LUNs from selected controller Unlinking Fibre Channel ports from LUNSelect Assign different LUN # to this LUN Changing LUN numbersSelect Resize LUN Resizing LUNsManaging access lists Viewing Current Access ListsSelect Print detailed WWN mask list for LUN Adding Access Lists Deleting Access ListsSelect Delete WWN mask from LUN Select Set Scsi device identifier Setting Scsi device identifiers14 Deleting LUNs via Web Interface Deleting LUNs15 Deleting LUNs Setting backup modeSelect Set backup mode for this LUN Volatile mode optional Changing Fibre Channel topology and link speed Fibre Channel Controller ConfigurationSelect Change topology Select Change link speedSelect Save changes and exit Auto-Detect Error Configuring high availability From the Telnet Main Menu, select Controller setupPrimary Active Primary Active, Secondary is Secondary Passive, Primary isPrimary Passive, Secondary is Secondary Active, Primary is System Maintenance Hot Swapping Power SuppliesHot Swapping Disk Drives Fans BatteriesSupport Log TroubleshootingStill Having Problems… System Event LogNon-operating Environment SpecificationsPhysical Characteristics Operating EnvironmentFigure A-1 MCP-65 Management Control Processor Appendix a RamSan-3xx Series Replacement PartsFigure B-3 Power Supply Module Figure A-6 120 Gigabyte Replacement Hard Drive Appendix B FCC/Safety Notices Repairs/Returns Field ServiceReturn to Factory Telephone and Software SupportSilver Warranty Advanced Parts Replacement Gold Warranty On-site Repair Business HoursPlatinum Warranty On-site Repair 24/7 Outside of Warranty