Connecting iSCSI subsystem to Your Network

2.4 Connecting iSCSI subsystem to Your Network

To connect the iSCSI unit to the network, insert the cable that came with the unit into the network connection (LAN1) on the back of iSCSI unit. Insert the other end into a Gigabit BASE-T Ethernet connection on your network hub or switch.

2.5 Powering-on the Subsystem

You should press the ON/OFF Power Supply Switch on the Switch. It will turn the iSCSI unit on and the Self-Test will be started automatically.

1.Plug in all the power cords or power connectors located at the rear of the subsystem.

2.You should press the ON/OFF Power supply switch to turn on the power.

3.The “Power” LED on the front panel will turn green.

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P/N PW0020000000233 Installation Reference GuideiSCSI-SATA II SUBSYSTEM Revision Trademarks PrefaceAbout this manual Copyright Chapter 3 Web GUI guideline Table of ContentsChapter 1 RAID introduction Chapter 2 Getting started Appendix Chapter 4 Advanced operation Chapter 1 RAID introduction 1.1 Features RAID PD VG UDV CV LUN GUI 1.2 Terminology GS DC GC DG S.M.A.R.T WB RO DS 1.3 RAID levels WWN HBA MPIO MC/S S.E.S NIC iSCSI LACP MTU CHAP iSNSRAID RAID N-way mirror RAID RAID RAID RAID 0+1 RAID RAID RAID RAID JBOD Chapter 2 Getting started 2.1 Before starting2.2 Unpacking the Subsystem Parts 2.3 Identifying Parts of the subsystem2.3.1 Front View 1. HDD status Indicator 4. LCD display panel 5. Smart Function Panel - Function Keys for RAID configuration2. HDD trays 1 ~ 16 From right to left 3. Smart Function Panel - Function Keys PartsFunction 5. Fan Fail indicator 2.3.2 Rear View1. Power Supply Alarm Reset button 2. Uninterrupted Power Supply UPS Port APC Smart UPS only 6. Cooling Fan module 9. Power Supply Unit 1 ~ 2.5 Powering-on the Subsystem 2.4 Connecting iSCSI subsystem to Your Network 2.6 Install Hard Drives IP SAN 2.7 iSCSI introductionHost initiator NIC Host initiator iSCSI HBA 2.8.1 Web GUI 2.8 Management methods 2.8.3 Remote control - secure shell 2.8.2 Console serial portHost name 192.168.10.50 Please check your DHCP address for this field Reset/Shutdown 2.9 Enclosure2.9.1 LCM Alarm Mute Reset to Default 2.9.2 System buzzerPage iSCSI config Chapter 3 Web GUI guideline3.1 IS16GL GUI hierarchy System Config 3.2 Login Logouthttp//192.168.10.50 Please check the DHCP address first on LCM 3.3 Quick install Done. You can start to use the system now 3.4 System configuration 3.4.1 System name 3.4.2 IP address3.4.3 Language 3.4.5 Password 3.4.4 Login config 3.4.7 Mail 3.4.6 Date 3.4.9 System log server 3.4.8 SNMP 3. Facility select the facility for event log 3.4.10 Event log 3.5 iSCSI config 3.5.2 NIC 3.5.1 Entity property MTU Maximum Transmission Unit size can be changed by clicking the blue 3.5.3 Node 3.5.5 CHAP account 3.5.4 Session 3.6.1 Volume relationship diagram 3.6 Volume configuration + + + 3.6.2 Physical disk Slot WWN Size GB VG Name Status ∙ PD column description Status Status Speed ∙ PD operations descriptionFREE DISC GLOBAL SPARES ∙ VG column description 3.6.3 Volume group DELETE Name TotalGB FreeGB #PD #UDV Status Status Status Status RAID∙ VG operations description CREATE 3.6.4 User data volume ∙ UDV column descriptionNo Name SizeGB Status #LUN Status Status StatusStatus RAID ∙ CV column description 3.6.5 Cache volumeATTACH LUN SNAPSHTOT ∙ CV operations description 3.6.6 Logical unit number DETACH 3.6.7 Examples∙ LUN operations description ATTACH 1. Select “/ Volume config / User data volume” 1. Select “/ Volume config / Volume group” 1. In “/ Volume config / User data volume”, press 1. Select a UDV 1. Select “/ Volume config / Physical disk” Figure 3.6.7.7 Slot 5 is set as global spare disk In “/ Volume config / Logical unit”Step 5 Done. They can be used as iSCSI disks Delete UDVs, VG, please follow the steps Step 6 Detach LUN from UDV 1. Select LUNs by clicking the checkbox of the row, then click 1. Select “/ Volume config / Cache volume” click ““ to free disk Step 10 Done, all volumes have been deleted Tips Step 4 Attach LUN to UDV Step 6 Done. The PDs can be used as iSCSI disks 3.7 Enclosure management 3.7.2 Hardware monitor 3.7.1 SES configuration 3.7.3 Hard drive S.M.A.R.T. function support 3.7.4 UPS Shutdown Delay s 3.8 System maintenanceUPS Type Shutdown Battery Level Battery Level 3.8.1 Upgrade 3.8.3 Reset to default 3.8.4 Config import & export3.8.2 Info System name IP address iSCSI Login config Password Date Mail SNMP Event log SES config voltemp UPS Physical diskNot available in import function VG setting with 1 VG name, 2 size, 3 number of 3.8.5 ShutdownHard disk auto spindown setting Volume group 3.9 Logout 4.1 Rebuild Chapter 4 Advanced operation RAID RAID N-way mirror RAID RAID RAID RAID 0+1 RAID RAID When rebuilding, the status of PD/VG/UDV is “R” and “R%” in UDV will display the ratio in percentage. After complete rebuilding, “R” and “DG” will disappear. VG will become complete one RAID RAID JBOD 4.2 VG migration and expansion Figure 4.2.3 A RAID 0 migrates to RAID 5, complete percentage is 12% 4.3 UDV Extension Degrade VG not allowed Source VG is degradedMigration operations going Source VG is already in migration 4.4 Snapshot /Rollback 4.4.1 Create snapshot volume These numbers mean “Free snapshot space” and “Total snapshot space” 4.4.2 Auto snapshot Please dismount the disk in the host side first 4.5 QCopy remote replication4.4.3 Rollback Roll back snapshot UDV now? 2. Click QCopy icon “” on the selected snapshot UDV To do a QCopy task, please follow the below steps Figure 4.5.1 setup QCopy on selected snapshot UDV Figure 4.5.2 input the target system data port IP addressFigure 4.5.5 QCopy is copying, and the completed percentage it 24% iqn.2004-08.tw.com.prowaresb-3164-g1a3- 000a0001frefinitiator.001 Sure to QCopy? 4.7 Support Microsoft MPIO and MC/S 4.6 Disk roaming ∙ iSCSI Initiator Software AppendixA. Certification list ∙ RAM ∙ GbE Switch ∙ iSCSI HBA card∙ NIC ∙ PD/S.M.A.R.T. events B. Event notificationsError ∙ SATA hard drive HDD IO events SES events∙ Environmental events VG Created OK ∙ System config events∙ System maintenance events ∙ LVM events Info C. Known issues ∙ Snapshot events∙ QCopy events 2. Click “Discovery” D. Microsoft iSCSI Initiator Figure D.4 4. Click “OK”. Please see Figure D.35. Click “Targets”. Please see Figure D.4 Figure D.3 Figure D.6 8. Click “OK”. The status would be “Connected”. Please see Figure D.79. Done, it can connect to an iSCSI disk Figure D.5 D. Done, the iSCSI device log off successfully The following procedure is to log off iSCSI deviceA. Click “Details”. Please see Figure D.8 B. Check the Identifier, which will be deleted. C. Click “Log off” Figure E.1 Network diagram of Trunking/LACP E. Trunking/LACP setup instructionsThe setup instructions are in the following figures ž Create a VG with RAID 5, using 3 HDDs ž Create a UDV by using the RAID 5 VG Figure E.3Figure E.4 Figure E.6 ž Done, please check the settingsž Select “Trunking”. If LACP is needed, please see Figure E.12 Figure E.5 Figure E.10 ž Now, the setting is in Trunking modež Select “LACP”. If Trunking is needed, please see Figure E.8 Figure E.9 Figure E.13 ž Now, the setting is LACP modež Add Target Portals in Microsoft iSCSI initiator Figure E.12 ž Click “Targets” to log on Figure E.14Figure E.15 Figure E.17 ž Log onž Click “Advanced” Figure E.16 ž The setting is completed Figure E.18Figure E.19 Figure E.21 Figure E.20 F. MPIO and MC/S setup instructions Figure F.1Figure F.2 Figure F.5 ž The volume config setting is doneFigure F.3 Figure F.4 Figure F.6 Figure F.7Figure F.8 ž Add second Target Portals on Microsoft iSCSI initiator Figure F.9Figure F.10 ž The initiator setting is done Figure F.11Figure F.12 ž Enable “Enable multi-path” checkbox. Then click “Advanced” Figure F.13Figure F.14 ž Log on again Figure F.15Figure F.16 ž iSCSI device is connected. Click “Details” Figure F.17Figure F.18 Figure F.20 ž Click “Device” tab, then click “Advanced”ž Click “MPIO” tab, select “Load Balance Policy” to “Round Robin” Figure F.19 ž Click “Apply” Figure F.21Figure F.22 Figure F.23 ž Then click “Advanced” Figure F.24Figure F.25 Figure F.27 Figure F.26 Figure F.29 ž Choose “Round Robin” for Load Balance Policyž “Add” Source Portal for the iSCSI data port Figure F.28 Figure F.30 Figure F.31 Figure F.32 G. QLogic QLA4010C setup instructionsž The MC/S setting is done The following is the step by step setup of Qlogic QLA4010C Figure G.2 Figure G.1 Figure G.3 ž Disable “Immediate Data” and enable “Initial R2T”n Click “Save settings” and click “Yes” on next page ž Click “OK” Figure G.6 ž Check the parameters which “Initial R2T” are enabledž Click “Refresh” and find a new target with iSCSI name Figure G.5 Figure G.8 Figure G.7 H. Installation Steps for Large Volume TB IntroductionBefore starting, prepare the following items Step A configure your target 2. Go to \Volume config\User data volume, create a UDV Figure H.11 attach LUN for iSCSI controller Figure H.9 block size = 512B, for 64bit OS settingFigure H.10 block size = 4K, for 32bit OS setting Figure H.8 a 2793G UDV is created port Step B configure your host/server1. User needs to setup software iSCSI initiator or iSCSI HBA first Figure H.12 attach LUN Figure H.15 Status is “Connected”, the initiator setting is done Step C Initialize/Format/Mount the disk1. Go to Control Panel \Computer Management\Device Manger\Disk drives 2. Go to Control Panel \Computer Management\Disk Management Figure H.16 Disk drive status of IS16GLFigure H.17 New Disk Figure H.18 Initialize disk Figure H.19 Convert to GPT Disk for over 2TB capacity For more detail about GPT, please visitFigure H.20 format disk Figure H.21 format is done Figure H.22 the new disk is ready to go, available size = 2.72TB 2.2.1 Build System informationIS16GL SW version