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HARDWARE
GUIDE
MegaRAID
®
SCSI
320-2
RAID Controller
N o v e m b e r 2 0 0 2
®
Contents
HARDWARE
GUIDE
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Preface
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Contents
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Overview
1.1SCSI Channels
1.2NVRAM and Flash ROM
1.3SCSI Connectors
1.4Single-Endedand Differential SCSI Buses
1.5Maximum Cable Length for SCSI Standards
1.6SCSI Bus Widths and Maximum Throughput
1.7Documentation
1.7.1MegaRAID SCSI 320-2Hardware Guide
1.7.2MegaRAID Configuration Software Guide
1.7.3MegaRAID Operating System Driver Installation Guide
Introduction to RAID
2.1RAID Benefits
2.2MegaRAID SCSI 320-2– Host-BasedRAID Solution
2.3RAID Overview
2.3.3Consistency Check
2.3.4Fault Tolerance
2.3.5Disk Striping
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2.3.6Disk Mirroring
2.3.7Disk Spanning
2.3.8Parity
2.3.9Hot Spares
2.3.10 Hot Swapping
2.3.11 Disk Rebuild
2.3.12 Logical Drive States
2.3.13 SCSI Drive States
2.3.14 Disk Array Types
2.3.15 Enclosure Management
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RAID Levels
3.1Selecting a RAID Level
3.2RAID
3.3RAID
3.4RAID
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3.5RAID
3.6RAID
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Features
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4.1SMART Technology
4.2Configuration on Disk
4.3Configuration Features
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4.4Array Performance Features
4.5RAID Management Features
4.6Fault Tolerance Features
4.7Software Utilities
4.8Operating System Software Drivers
4.9MegaRAID SCSI 320-2Specifications
4.10 MegaRAID Components
4.10.2 Cache Memory
4.10.3 MegaRAID BIOS
4.10.4 Onboard Speaker
4.10.5 Serial Port
4.10.6 SCSI Bus
4.10.7 SCSI Connectors
4.10.8SCSI Termination
4.10.9 SCSI Firmware
4.11 RAID Management
4.12 Compatibility
Configuring Physical Drives
Arrays, and Logical Drives
5.1Configuring SCSI Physical Drives
5.1.2Basic Configuration Rules
5.1.3Current Physical Device Configuration
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5.1.4Logical Drive Configuration
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5.1.5Physical Device Layout
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5.2Configuring Arrays
5.3Creating Logical Drives
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5.3.2Assigning RAID Levels
5.4Configuring Logical Drives
5.5Planning the Array Configuration
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Hardware Installation
6.1Hardware Requirements
6.2Installation Steps
6.2.1Step 1: Unpack
6.2.2Step 2: Power Down
6.2.3Step 3: Install Cache Memory
6.2.4Step 4: Check Jumper Settings
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6.2.5Step 5: Set Termination
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6.2.6Step 6 Set SCSI Terminator Power
6.2.7Step 7: Install Battery Pack (Optional)
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6.2.8Step 8: Install MegaRAID SCSI
6.2.9Step 9: Connect SCSI Devices
6.2.10Step 10: Set Target IDs
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6.2.11 Step 11: Power Up
6.2.12 Step 12: Run the MegaRAID BIOS Configuration Utility
6.3Summary
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Installing and Configuring
Clusters
7.1Overview
7.2Benefits of Clusters
7.3Installation and Configuration
Driver Installation Instructions under Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server
7.3.2Network Requirements
7.4Cluster Installation
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7.4.2Installing Microsoft Windows
7.4.3Setting Up Networks
7.4.4Configuring the Cluster Node Network Adapter
7.4.5Setting Up the First Node in Your Cluster
7.4.6Configuring the Public Network Adapter
7.4.7Verifying Connectivity and Name Resolution
7.4.8Verifying Domain Membership
7.4.9Setting Up a Cluster User Account
7.4.10Setting Up Shared Disks
7.4.11 Configuring Shared Disks
7.4.12 Assigning Drive Letters
7.4.13Verifying Disk Access and Functionality
7.4.14 Installing Cluster Service Software
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7.4.15Configuring Cluster Disks
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7.4.16Validating the Cluster Installation
7.4.17Configuring the Second Node
7.4.18Verifying Installation
7.5Installing SCSI Drives
7.5.1Configuring the SCSI Devices
7.5.2Terminating the Shared SCSI Bus
Troubleshooting
8.1General Troubleshooting
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8.2BIOS Boot Error Messages
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8.3Other BIOS Error Messages
8.4Other Potential Problems
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Appendix A
SCSI Cables and
Connectors
A.1 68-Pin High-DensitySCSI Internal Connector
A.1.1 Cable Assembly for Internal Wide SCSI Devices
A.1.2 Connecting Internal and External Wide Devices
A.1.3 Converting Internal Wide to Internal Non-Wide(Type 2)
A.1.4 Converting Internal Wide to Internal Non-Wide(Type 30)
A.1.5 Converting from Internal Wide to Internal Non-Wide(Type 3)
A.2 SCSI Cable and Connector Vendors
A.3 High-Density 68-PinConnector Pinout for SE SCSI
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A.4 68-PinConnector Pinout for LVD SCSI
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Appendix B
Audible Warnings
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Appendix C Glossary
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Index
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