Dell MD3200, MD3220 manual Cabling PowerVault MD1200 Series Expansion Enclosures

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Cabling PowerVault MD1200 Series Expansion Enclosures

You can expand the capacity of your PowerVault MD3200 series storage array by adding PowerVault MD1200 series expansion enclosures. You can expand the physical disk pool to a maximum of 120 (or 192, if enabled using the Premium Feature activation) physical disks using a maximum of seven expansion enclosures.

Expanding With Previously Configured PowerVault MD1200 Series Expansion Enclosures

Use this procedure if your expansion enclosure is directly attached to and configured on a Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller (PERC) H800 adapter. Data from virtual disks created on a PERC H800 adapter cannot be directly migrated to a PowerVault MD3200 series storage array or to a PowerVault MD1200 series expansion enclosure connected to a PowerVault MD3200 series storage array.

CAUTION: If a PowerVault MD1200 series enclosure that was previously attached to PERC H800 adapter is used as an expansion enclosure to a PowerVault MD3200 series storage array, the physical disks of the expansion enclosure are reinitialized and data is lost. You must backup all data on the expansion enclosure before attempting the expansion.

To attach previously configured PowerVault MD1200 series expansion enclosures to the PowerVault MD3200 series storage array:

1Back up all data on the expansion enclosure(s).

2Upgrade the expansion enclosure firmware to the latest version available at dell.com/support while the enclosure is still attached to the PERC H800 controller.

Windows systems users can reference the DUP.exe package and Linux kernel users can reference the DUP.bin package.

3Ensure that the storage array software is installed and up to date before adding the expansion enclosure(s).

For more information, see the Support Matrix at dell.com/support/manuals.

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Contents Deployment Guide Dell Inc Contents ISCSI Configuration Worksheet Configuring iSCSI on Your Storage ArrayWindows Load Balance Policy Locating Your System Service TagDiscover the Storage Array Out-of-band Management Only Configure Chap Authentication on Configure the iSCSI Ports onConfigure Host Access Understanding Chap Authentication Configuring Target Chap Authentication onSystem Requirements IntroductionManagement Station Requirements Introduction to Storage Arrays Introduction Introduction Hardware Installation Planning the Storage ConfigurationConnecting the Storage Array Cabling the Storage ArrayRedundant and Non-Redundant Configurations Single Controller ConfigurationsTwo Hosts Connected to a Single Controller Four Hosts Connected to a Single Controller Dual Controller Configurations Two Hosts Connected to Two ControllersFour Hosts Connected to Two Controllers Four Hosts Connected to Two Controllers Eight Hosts Connected to Two Controllers Four Cluster Nodes Connected to Two Controllers Four Cluster Nodes Connected to Two Controllers Cabling PowerVault MD1200 Series Expansion Enclosures Hardware Installation Hardware Installation Click Advanced→ Maintanence→ Download→ EMM Firmware Hardware Installation Installing PowerVault MD Storage Software Graphical Installation Recommended Select Install MD Storage SoftwareConsole Installation Silent InstallationUpgrading PowerVault MD Storage Software Standard Terminology Used in iSCSI Configuration Definition Post Installation TasksBefore You Begin ISCSI Configuration Worksheet IPv4 Settings-Worksheet SecretIPv6 Settings-Worksheet Mutual Chap Target ChapConfiguring iSCSI on Your Storage Array Host Server Vs. Storage Array ManagerStorage Array Configuration Before Starting the Configuration Process Configure the Storage Array Using Mdcu Post Connection Establishment StepsUsing a Dhcp server Guidelines For Configuring Your Network For iSCSIMicrosoft Windows Host Setup Using static IP addressingUsing a DNS server Using a Wins ServerUsing Dhcp Linux Host SetupUsing a Static IP Address HWADDR=XXXXXXXXXXXX GATEWAY=192.168.1.1 Post Installation Tasks Uninstalling PowerVault MD Storage Software Uninstalling MD Storage Software From WindowsUninstalling MD Storage Software From Linux Run the file Uninstall Dell MD Storage Software.exeGetting Help Locating Your System Service TagContacting Dell Documentation Feedback Windows Load Balance Policy Appendix-Load BalancingRound Robin With Subset Least Queue Depth With Subset Changing Load Balance Policies in Windows SeverSetting Load Balance Policies in Linux Appendix-Load Balancing Array Using MD Storage Manager Appendix-Manual Configuration of iSCSITable B-1. Host Server Vs. Storage Array Default Management IPv6 Port Settings Default Management IPv4 Port SettingsDiscover the Storage Array Out-of-band Management Only Automatic Storage Array Discovery Setting Up the Array Manual Storage Array DiscoveryConfigure the iSCSI Ports on the Storage Array Table B-2. Initial Setup Tasks Dialog Box PurposeAppendix-Manual Configuration of iSCSI Perform Target Discovery From the iSCSI Initiator Set the iSCSI initiator service to start automatically Configure Host Access Target Chap Understanding Chap AuthenticationWhat is CHAP? Mutual ChapChap Definitions Configure Chap Authentication on the Storage Array OptionalConfiguring Target Chap Authentication on the Storage Array Table B-3. Chap Types Defined DescriptionConfiguring Mutual Chap Authentication on the Storage Array Table B-4. Chap Setting Option DescriptionConfigure Chap Authentication on the Host Server Optional Add the target portal with Chap defined Discovery.sendtargets.auth.authmethod = Chap Appendix-Manual Configuration of iSCSI Connect to the Target Storage Array From the Host Server Local Adapter-Must be set to Microsoft iSCSI InitiatorIf you are using Windows Server 2008 Core Version TCPPortNumberOfTargetPortal is Optional Set Up In-Band Management Appendix-Manual Configuration of iSCSI Appendix-Manual Configuration of iSCSI
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