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2.In a RamSan-320, the front panel displays “Restoring Data” and cycles between a progress bar and an estimated time until completion. Administrators may use this to determine how much time before the system is on-line. This information is also available through the Text Management Interface. This process will take approximately one minute for every four Gigabytes of system memory.

If all system LUNs are set to Volatile mode, the front panel displays “Initializing” instead of “Restoring Data.”

3.Once the system has restored data, the front panel displays “System Status: GOOD” and shows the performance bars for each Fibre Channel port. The numbers represent the Fibre Channel Controllers. If a controller is not installed, the number and corresponding performance will not display. The top bars represent the port A and the bottom bars represent port B.

Restoring Data ... 73.8%

Restoring	Data ...	73.8%
Est. Time	Left	04:03

System Status:	GOOD
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The system is now ready for normal operation.

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Contents RamSan-300/320 User’s Manual RamSan-300/320 User’s Manual Table of Contents Batteries Fans Safety Precautions PrefaceDocument Overview ConventionsRevision History Following table describes revisions to this documentIntroduction OverviewSystem Components PowerNon-Volatility Configurable Backup Active BackupTM mode optionalPerformance Installation Battery WarningElectro-Static Discharge Warning System InspectionRamSan-320 Connecting the Fibre Channel Ports Connecting the Power SuppliesRack Mounting FC 4 FCPower AC Voltage Power switchTurning on the System AC Voltage indicator lightSystem Initialization System is now ready for normal operation Management Tool Overview Front Panel DisplayText Management Interface Connecting using a terminal programFront Panel menu system layout Connecting using Telnet General interface layout and instructionsText Management Interface Sub-Menu Web Management Interface Scrolling Sub-MenusWeb Management Interface Administration Functions Set passwordSecurity Logging into the systemVia Web Interface Click on the Management Control Processor graphicEnable/disable Telnet Via Text ManagementEnable/Disable Telnet Via Web ManagementFrom the Telnet Main Menu, select Management setup Telnet SetupEnable/disable Web Interface Enable/disable SnmpConfiguring Ethernet settings Configuring Ethernet settings via Front PanelDhcp Subnet Mask Configuring Ethernet settings via Text Management Interface Select IP assignment modePower Down Settings Manual shutdownVia Front Panel Display Select Select hostnameFrom the Telnet Main Menu, select Power down system Automatic shutdownRestore/Synchronize Progress Monitoring FunctionsViewing system health and status Front panel monitoringError StatusActive Monitor Mode Fibre Channel PerformanceLED Performance Monitoring LED DisplayIdentifying a RamSan Identify Device buttonViewing system uptime System Uptime StatusFrom the Telnet Main Menu, select Health and Status Health and StatusViewing system health Disk Status via Web interfaceBatteries Not displayed for the RamSan-300 Management Control Processor Power supplies Fans Good Viewing detailed fibre channel controller status 10 Fibre Channel Controller Status via Web InterfaceVia Text Management Statistics Viewing IO/second summary Via Web Interface13 IO/sec Summary Viewing bandwidth summary 14 Bandwidth Performance Graph via Web Interface15 Bandwidth Performance via Text Management Interface Logs Viewing controller detailsViewing the system event and support logs Click the Management Control Processor graphicClearing logged ECC errors Clearing the system event logLUN Configuration Gigabytes System MemoryFibre Channel ControllerExample LUN configuration Reconfigured LUN MappingAdding LUNs Via Web InterfaceFrom the Telnet Main Menu, select LUN Setup Select Add LUNs Via Text ManagementSelect Change number of LUNs to add Select Change size of LUNs to addVia the Web Interface Viewing LUN status / LUN mapTo view the LUNs for the entire system Viewing LUNs Assigned to FC ports via Web Interface Linking LUNs to/from Fibre Channel Controllers LUN Map ScreenSelect Exit to the LUN configuration menu Via Text Management Linking Fibre Channel ControllersUnlinking Fibre Channel ports from LUN Select Unlink LUNs from selected controllerChanging LUN numbers Select Assign different LUN # to this LUNResizing LUNs Select Resize LUNViewing Current Access Lists Managing access listsSelect Print detailed WWN mask list for LUN Deleting Access Lists Adding Access ListsSelect Delete WWN mask from LUN Setting Scsi device identifiers Select Set Scsi device identifierDeleting LUNs 14 Deleting LUNs via Web InterfaceSetting backup mode 15 Deleting LUNsSelect Set backup mode for this LUN Volatile mode optional Fibre Channel Controller Configuration Changing Fibre Channel topology and link speedSelect Change link speed Select Change topologySelect Save changes and exit Auto-Detect Error From the Telnet Main Menu, select Controller setup Configuring high availabilityPrimary Active Secondary Passive, Primary is Primary Active, Secondary isPrimary Passive, Secondary is Secondary Active, Primary is Hot Swapping Power Supplies System MaintenanceHot Swapping Disk Drives Batteries FansTroubleshooting Still Having Problems…System Event Log Support LogSpecifications Physical CharacteristicsOperating Environment Non-operating EnvironmentAppendix a RamSan-3xx Series Replacement Parts Figure A-1 MCP-65 Management Control ProcessorFigure B-3 Power Supply Module Figure A-6 120 Gigabyte Replacement Hard Drive Appendix B FCC/Safety Notices Field Service Return to FactoryTelephone and Software Support Repairs/ReturnsGold Warranty On-site Repair Business Hours Silver Warranty Advanced Parts ReplacementPlatinum Warranty On-site Repair 24/7 Outside of Warranty