Adding Storage to 1850 Servers (VOD 50W)

Use the following procedure to add external storage to VOD 50W servers. The procedure is the same for ES3 (1 TB) and ES4 (2 TB) devices.

1.Power everything down.

2.ES3/ES4 setup.

a.Connect both power cords on ES3/4.

b.Connect SCSI cable to the VOD 50W.

c.SCSI termination is internal; no terminator is necessary.

3.EtherneTV VOD-50W (VBrick VOD 50W Dell 1850) setup.

a.Connect the SCSI cable from the ES3/4 to SCSI 1/A port connector on the EtherneTV VOD-50W; this is on the back of the 1850 on the right and the connector on the two ports SCSI card (as shown below). If you are connecting two external ES3/4 arrays, then connect the SCSI cable from the second storage array to the SCSI 2/B port connector on the EtherneTV VOD-50W.

4.Power up ES3/4.

5.Power up Dell 1850.

6.After the system reboots, logon as Administrator.

7.Click Start > Administrator Tools > Computer Management.

8.Select Disk Management under Storage. In the Initial and Convert Disk Wizard Welcome Windows select Next.

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VBrick Systems VBrick v4.2.3 manual Adding Storage to 1850 Servers VOD 50W

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