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Install Password Login Administration Worksheet Power issues and FRUs Select the Target Settings tab What is Safety Start PowerPath Select Reboot both SPs

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User Guide Intel Storage System Disclaimers Safety Information Intel Server Boards and Server Chassis Safety Information Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide Contents Installing PowerPath on the Server Preparing Virtual Disks to Receive Data Viii List of Figures Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide List of Tables Xii About this Manual PrefaceAdditional Information and Software Xiv Topics in this procedure include Planning Your Fibre Channel Storage System Conﬁguration Storage System Management Ports Provide a username and password for your storage systemDeﬁnitions Fibre Channel Switch Information Customer-Installable Switch 1 Information Sample Switch Information Worksheet SP-to-Switch Connections Switch-to-Server-HBA Connections Storage System Disk Information Disk Information Disks to form each pool Describe the purpose of the virtual disk Terminology Installing a Fibre Channel Storage SystemAlso be a server One of more virtual disks Before You StartOperating system Installation Procedure Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide SSR212PPf Storage System Rear Lights LEDs Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide Planning Your iSCSI Storage System Conﬁguration Topics in this document include Terminology IntroductionISNS Planning worksheets Supported Network Devices Login LimitationsISCSI Conﬁguration Rules Supported Server Devices Environment and Conﬁgurability Storage System Management Ports Administration WorksheetStorage System iSCSI Data Ports Initiator iSCSI Data Ports Port Name Subnet Mask for iSCSI Initiator Port Sample SSR212PP2i and SSR212PPi Conﬁgurations SSR212PPi Directly Connected to One Server SSR212PPi Directly Connected to Two Servers SSR212PP2i Directly Connected to One Server SSR212PP2i Directly Connected to Two Servers SSR212PP2i Directly Connected to Four Servers Servers with separate iSCSI NICs and public NIC Continue for up to 10 servers No storage processor failover capability No load balancing Server w/ separate iSCSI NIC & public NIC Server with 2 iSCSI NICs and 1 public NIC This configuration incurs the cost of a second switch Servers with 2 iSCSI NICs and 1 public NIC Continue for up to 10 servers Corporate Public or private Network Dedicated iSCSI LAN EMC3323 Continue for up to 10 servers SSR212PPi/SSR212PP2i Single SP to a Shared Single iSCSI NIC Storage System Disk Information Number 1-6 or spare Describe the purpose of the virtual disk What is Microsoft iSNS? Sample iSNS Storage Conﬁguration ISNS Server Worksheet ISNS Server Worksheet Initiator Chap What is CHAP?Mutual Chap Storage System Chap Levels ISCSI Chap Authentication WorksheetsInitiator Chap Worksheet Initiator name Mutual Chap Worksheet Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide Installing an iSCSI Storage System Discovery, management and configuration of iSCSI devices Data ports Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide Installation Procedure SSR212PPi Storage System Rear Lights LEDs Storage System Front Lights LEDs Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide Power issues and FRUs Handling Field-Replaceable Units FRU Without an ESD Kit Installing HBAs in the Server Before You Start Installing the HBA Driver Installing or Updating the HBA DriverHBA vendor s website Installing PowerPath on the Server Installing PowerPath on a Windows Server Installing PowerPath on a Linux Server Installing a PowerPath Patch Ii. Enable the following parameters in /etc/modules.conf Variables x and xxx vary with the HBA model Iv. Run uname -rto display the kernel version Insert the PowerPath CD into the server s CD drive Where localeID is defined in TableMount the PowerPath CD on /cdrom Fora SuSE 2.6 kernel and PowerPath For a Red Hat 2.6 kernel and PowerPathFor a SuSE 2.4 kernel and PowerPath Install PowerPath Pre-remove emcpsf rmmod emcpmpaa emcpmpc emcpmp emcp Create the new ramdisk Installing PowerPath iSCI for Windows 2003 Server Installing PowerPath iSCSI for Windows 2003 Server Upgrading from PowerPath to PowerPath iSCSI Installing a PowerPath or PowerPath iSCSI Patch Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide Installing the Navisphere Server Utility Installing the Navisphere Server Utility on a Windows Server Installing the Navisphere Server Utility on a Linux Server Install the Navisphere Server Utility on the server Unpacking the SSR212PP- Series Storage System Unpack the storage system as shown on the shipping carton Locating the Storage System Serial Number Installing the SSR212PP- Series Storage System Installing the Storage System in a Cabinet Installing Mounting Rails in a 19-inch Nema Cabinet Sliding the Chassis into the Cabinet Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide Installing a Second Power Supply Installing a Second Power Supply EMC3297 Power On/Off Button SP a Boot/Fault LED Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide Handling Disk Modules Installing a Disk ModuleUnlock and remove the front bezel Unlocking and Removing the Front Bezel Install the disk module Installing a Disk Module Installing and Locking the Front Bezel Connecting AC Power to a Single-SP Storage System Securing the Power Cord with a Retention Bail Storage System Front LEDs Powering the Storage System Down Connecting AC Power to a Dual-SP Storage System Connecting AC Power to an SSR212PP2f or SSR212PP2i Do not connect more than one power supply to the UPS SSR212PP2f Storage System Power Button and Rear LEDs Connecting the Management Ports to the LAN SSR212PPf Management LAN Port Connections SSR212PP2f Storage System Management LAN Port Connections SSR212PP2f Storage System and Switch LAN Connections 102 Installing on a Windows Host Installing on a Linux Host 104 On a Linux host, enter Changing the Management Network and Account Settings Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide 107 IP address for the iSCSI data port Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide 109 110 Shutting the Storage System Down Shutting the Storage System Down Using the Power ButtonPress the power button for about a second or Figure Shutting the Storage System Down with Navisphere Express 112 Handling Optical Cables Cabling the Storage System to the Server SSR212PPf Front End FE and Optical Cable Connectors SSR212PP2f Front End FE and Optical Cable Connectors If the switch is not already powered up, power it up Connecting iSCSI Ports to the Server Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide 117 Connecting SSR212PPi iSCSI Ports Directly to a Server LAN 120 Conﬁguring Linux NIC Initiators to Connect to iSCSI Targets Under Discovery Address Category, after the line Conﬁguring HBA initiators to connect to iSCSI targets For SuSE Conﬁguring iSCSI Initiators for a Conﬁguration With iSNS Conﬁguring the iSNS Client on the Storage SystemConﬁguring NIC initiators on Windows servers for iSNS On the server, open the Navisphere Server Utility Conﬁguring HBA initiators on Windows servers for iSNS Dchp Select your language, if prompted for it Running the Navisphere Server Utility on a Windows ServerClick Next to register the server with the storage system Click Finish to exit the utility Running the Navisphere Server Utility on a Linux ServerVerifying HBA Registration On the server, run the utility by entering Conﬁguring a New Storage System Create one or more virtual disks on each disk pool Where drivermodule is the driver module nameMake the virtual disks visible For HBAs For NICs Ii. On the Control Panel, do one of the following For other Windows servers Conﬁguring an Existing Storage System 134 On Windows 2003 Server hosts 136 Setting up Chap Security for iSCSI Storage Systems Removing iSCSI Targets On a Windows server without iSNS log off and remove targets Setting Up Basic Initiator Chap on the Storage System To set basic security, click Basic Under Security, click Basic Setting up Advanced Initiator Chap on the Storage SystemTo set advanced security, click Advanced Setting up Mutual Initiator Chap on the Storage System ISCSI Security Advanced screen, click Enable Conﬁguring Basic Chap on a Windows Server with NICs Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide 143 Conﬁguring Basic Chap on a Linux Server with NICs Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide 145 # Notes Intel Storage System SSR212PP User Guide 147 Conﬁguring Basic Chap on a Server with iSCSI HBAs Click Conﬁg Authentication on the bottom of the paneClick Enable for your target IP Select the Chap tab Click Finish in the success window 150 Select the Target Settings tab Username=john Password=welcome Setting up advanced initiator Chap on the storage system Adding NIC or iSCSI HBA Initiators to the Chap Conﬁguration 154 For each virtual disk On the server enter Preparing Virtual Disks for LinuxOn the server, enter Create a file system Save the server s PowerPath configuration This command creates the powermt.ctm configuration file Preparing Virtual Disks for Windows This command creates the powermt.custom configuration file Verifying the Failover Conﬁguration Verify the paths to the disk to which you are writing data Verifying the Failover Conﬁguration for a Windows Server Verifying the Failover Conﬁguration for a Linux Server Running Navisphere Express 164 On Linux On a Windows Server 166 Applying iSCSI Data Port Addresses to the SP Assembly Select Reboot both SPs 168 Restoring a Storage Processor Boot Image Restoring an SP Boot Image Shows a cable connection between a COM port and SP a Connecting a Server or Laptop COM Port to an SP Service Port To start a HyperTerminal session, follow this path 172 Screen Shot Interrupting the Alphabetic Test Screen Shot Booting from the Utilities Partition Press Enter to continue to the Main Menu Figure Screen Shot Toolkit Main Menu Screen Shot Select Images to Install Screen Shot Copying the Boot Image 178 Using FTP to Obtain and Store an SP Boot Image Screen Shot Conﬁrm LAN Service Port Conﬁguration Enter n. The software displays the Toolkit Screen Main Menu Clariion 182

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