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Lyve Rack R1 Installation
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P/N: 1104167-01
Revision: J
January 2021

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  • Page 1 2021 Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide P/N: 1104167-01 Revision: J January 2021...
  • Page 2 Seagate Technology LLC, for any reason, in any manner, medium, or form, in whole or in part, if not expressly authorized, is strictly prohibited. Seagate reserves the right to change, without notice, product offerings or specifications.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    7 | Pre-boarding Lyve Rack R1 ........................25 7.1 | General requirements for network configuration ................. 25 7.1.1 | Data Network connectivity for Lyve Rack R1 ................30 7.2 | Management network ........................31 7.3 | High-speed data network ....................... 32 7.4 | Static virtual IPs ..........................
  • Page 4 Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide 10 | Onboarding Lyve Rack R1 ........................41 10.1 | Configuring admin user ........................ 41 10.2 | Uploading SSL certificate ......................42 10.3 | Configuring DNS resolver settings ....................42 10.4 | Configuring network time protocol ....................42 10.5 | Configuring notifications ......................
  • Page 5 List of Figures Figure 1: Seagate Lyve Rack package ......................4 Figure 2: Lyve Rack system ......................... 10 Figure 3: Mounting the system into a rack (only left rail is shown for clarity) ........... 11 Figure 4: Front view of the 5U84 storage enclosure .................. 12 Figure 5: Rear view of 5U84 storage enclosure ..................
  • Page 6 Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide List of Tables Table 1: Documents for understanding detailed installation procedure ............. 3 Table 2: Product package contents ....................... 5 Table 3: Set of deliverables that are delivered to the customer ..............5 Table 4: Lyve Rack System cables ....................... 16 Table 5: Cables supplied with 5U84 storage enclosure ................
  • Page 7 Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Revision History Revision History Description Release month and year Release January 2021...

  • Page 8: Welcome To Seagate Lyve Rack R1

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide 1 | Welcome to Seagate Lyve Rack Welcome to Lyve Rack R1! This document provides high-level information on how to install Lyve Rack. For more detailed information, refer to the documents in Table 1: Documents for understanding detailed installation procedure.

  • Page 9: What's In The Box

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide 2 | What’s in the box? You will receive the Seagate system as a collection of component elements packaged on a Lyve Rack single pallet. Figure 1: Seagate Lyve Rack package Each carton shows a bundle label associating it with a specific appliance component set.

  • Page 10: Table 2: Product Package Contents

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Table 2: Product package contents Carton Box number Weight in kg/lb Packaging Gross 5U84 System Pack Box 1 of 6 40/88.18 256/564.38 DDIC* 42-pack Box 2 of 6 1.8/3.96 75.6/165.34 DDIC* 42-pack Box 3 of 6 1.8/3.96...
  • Page 11 Information Sheet e) 1 Notice 1U Server Supermicro SYS-6019P-WTR Supermicro SYS-6019U-TRT Seagate RSS RBOD product: 5U84x HDD storage enclosure D5565X000000DA Seagate HDDs: Seagate 14TB, 16TB, or 18TB HDDs in carriers PFRUKTXDXE013-42 - 14TB PFRUKTXDXE022-42 - 16TB 1104413-01 - 18TB...

  • Page 12: Safety And Compliance

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide 3 | Safety and compliance 3.1 | Safe handling • An unpopulated enclosure can weigh up to 46kg (101lb). Use appropriate lifting methods. • A fully populated enclosure weighs 135kg (298lb). You must lift the enclosure when the drawers are empty and latched closed.
  • Page 13 Provide a suitable power source with electrical overload protection to meet the requirements laid down in the technical specification. • If any component of the product fails, consult Seagate support. • For North American use, each branch circuit must be rated for 20A.

  • Page 14: Support

    The following documents are available to explain how to install and use the Lyve Rack product. • Lyve Rack R1 Notice: Read This First (refer to the Accessory kit) • Lyve Rack R1 Documentation Reference Sheet (refer to the Accessory kit) •...

  • Page 15: Hardware Installation

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide 5 | Hardware installation 5.1 | Hardware installation sequence You must first install the rail kits, and then the remaining hardware from bottom to top. 1. Install 5U84 storage enclosure rail kit, and server rail kits in the rack.

  • Page 16: Figure 3: Mounting The System Into A Rack (Only Left Rail Is Shown For Clarity)

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Figure 3: Mounting the system into a rack (only left rail is shown for clarity) Figure 3 shows left rail kit placed in a rack in an alignment with its various fasteners, along with 5U84 enclosure and its front locking bracket.

  • Page 17: 5U84 Storage Enclosure Installation

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Figure 4: Front view of the 5U84 storage enclosure Figure 5: Rear view of 5U84 storage enclosure 5.3 | 5U84 storage enclosure installation Follow instructions in the 5005/4005/3005 S HAPTER NSTALLATION OF THE EAGATE ERIES...

  • Page 18: Figure 6: Front Of 5U84 Storage Enclosure Anti-Tamper Locks And Drawer Latches

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide • → A HAPTER ODULE REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT CCESSING DRAWERS • → CRU HAPTER ODULE REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT REPLACEMENT FOR CHASSIS • → R DDIC → I DDIC HAPTER ODULE REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT EPLACING A...

  • Page 19: Server Installation

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide a. Ensure anti-temper locks of the top drawer are unlocked using the supplied T20 screwdriver. b. Using drawer latches, push both latches of the same drawer towards the center of the drawer. Slowly pull top drawer towards yourself.

  • Page 20: Network Switch And Other Components

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide 5.5 | Network switch and other components If not already installed and operational, install other components needed for the Lyve Rack system setup according to their respective installation instructions. Consult with your Solution Partner or Seagate Systems Engineer for more details.

  • Page 21: Cable Connection

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide 6 | Cable connection 6.1 | Cables Table below shows different cables associated with the Lyve Rack. Some of the cables must be procured by you. Cables that need to be procured by you, have “User provided” entry in its description.
  • Page 22 Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Description Image Quantity Cables that 100GbE to 2x50GbE (QSFP28 need to be to 2xQSFP28) Direct Attach procured Copper Splitter Cable by you Y cable 2x 100GbE to 100GbE (QSFP28 to QSFP28) Direct Attach Passive Copper Cable CABLE, CAT6a LAN,3.0M -...

  • Page 23: Recommended Cabling Sequence

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Table 5: Cables supplied with 5U84 storage enclosure Description Image Quantity Power cables mains C19- C20 R/A Note Lyve Rack provides C13-C14 power cords. Table 6: Cables supplied with servers Description Image Quantity Power cables mains C13- 2 in each server kit for a total of NEMA 5-15.

  • Page 24: Figure 9: 6019P Server Cable Connections (Excluding Power Supply)

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide a. Cable Server A Public Data Interface Cable to High Speed Switch using 9a. b. Cable Server B Public Data Interface Cable to High Speed Switch using 9b. c. If Y cable is used, cable the tail of the Y cable into High Speed Switch Port that has been preconfigured as Breakout Port (bifurcated).

  • Page 25: Figure 10: 6019U Server Cable Connections (Excluding Power Supply)

    Table 7: Lyve Rack connection components Item Image Management Allows the user to remotely console (Laptop) connect the Lyve Rack R1 using CORTX Manager*. (User provided) GbE Ethernet cable Allows the Management Console laptop to be connected to the Management Ethernet switch.
  • Page 26 Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Item Image Management Allows Lyve Rack R1 to be interface cable remotely managed via the CORTX Manager* running on the Management VIP once the RJ45 connector at Cluster is configured. Also both ends allows recovery of the partner node to be initiated.
  • Page 27 Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Item Image 50GbE ports to be 2x 100GbE to connected from each server. 100GbE (QSFP28 to This means Lyve Rack with QSFP28) Direct two servers has 2x 50GbE = Attach Passive 100GbE connectivity. When the cluster is configured,...

  • Page 28: Connecting Power Cables To Storage Enclosure And Servers

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide 6.3 | Connecting power cables to storage enclosure and servers Connect the 5U84 storage enclosure using the C19-C20 R/A and the two servers using the C13-NEMA 5-15. Connecting to two Power Distribution Units (PDUs) each on separate power phases improves power availability.

  • Page 29: Figure 12: 6019P Server Power Connections

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Figure 12: 6019P Server power connections Figure 13: 6019U Server power connections...

  • Page 30: Pre-Boarding Lyve Rack R1

    A floating IP address, also known as a Virtual IP address (VIP), is an address that more than one server listens to. High availability systems such as Lyve Rack R1, use this concept to perform load balancing and improve availability to network clients.

  • Page 31: Figure 14: 6019P Server Networking Subnet Requirements

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Figure 14: 6019P Server networking subnet requirements...

  • Page 32: Figure 15: 6019U Server Networking Subnet Requirements

    Lyve Rack R1 on the High Speed Private Data interface uses the 192.168.0.nnn subnet. If the customer site is already using this subnet, it will be necessary to reconfigure the Lyve Rack R1 Private Data subnet. Please contact Seagate Support.
  • Page 33 IP addresses based on a hardware MAC address. • Lyve Rack R1 requires the DHCP Server to support DHCP Static Mapping (also known as static DHCP lease) which is a feature that enables the assignment of static virtual IP and gateway addresses as a response to observing a DHCP Client MAC address request.

  • Page 34: Table 8: List Of Open Ports

    • On each server, the BMC administrator account and credential must not be changed. This account and credential are used by Lyve Rack R1 for partner node management. Firewall requirements: If there is a firewall setup between DHCP, DNS, and/or NTP servers and the appliance, please ensure...

  • Page 35: Data Network Connectivity For Lyve Rack R1

    7.1.1 | Data Network connectivity for Lyve Rack R1 Lyve Rack R1 is designed to be highly available when client I/O is directed to the Cluster IP over data network. The implementation relies on multicast, which has some functional implications and may not be allowed in all deployment environments.

  • Page 36: Management Network

    Note Lyve Rack R1 does not support mixed mode IP configuration, that is if you chose to configure static virtual IP addresses for the management network you must configure static virtual IP addresses for the public data as well. Configuring one network using static virtual IP addresses and another as DHCP-assigned IP addresses is not supported.

  • Page 37: High-Speed Data Network

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide 7.3 | High-speed data network Just as for management network, Public Data network can be configured either using static virtual IP addresses or DHCP-assigned IP addresses. Static virtual IP configuration: User must be aware of IP addresses and IP of the gateway.

  • Page 38: Network Address Allocation And Reservation Summary

    In compliance with the above requirements, the steps to allocate network address and reservation: From the Lyve Rack R1 accessories box, locate the "Lyve Rack R1 Information Sheet". This sheet is important to the network configuration and should be kept safe.

  • Page 39: Turn On Power

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide 8 | Turn ON power Note Please ensure that all equipment is connected to the appropriate power sources before starting the powering ON sequence. 8.1 | Switch ON storage enclosure To switch ON the 5U84 storage enclosure: •...

  • Page 40: Switch On Server

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Figure 18: Drawer LED panels Figure 17: Ops panel - Only the Power ON LED should be lit. (two per drawer - left and right). Sideplane OK/Power Good LED should be lit 8.2 | Switch ON server After the 5U84 storage enclosure is switched ON and the LEDs show normal operation, switch on server A and then server B.

  • Page 41: Table 10: Different Status Of Information Led Of The Server

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Item number Description Name NIC LED Indicates network activity on the LAN1 when flashing. NIC LED Indicates network activity on the LAN2 when flashing. Information LED Alerts operator to several states, as noted in the table below.

  • Page 42: Figure 20: Server When Switched On

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Figure 20: Server when switched ON You have successfully completed hardware installation and power ON sequence of the Seagate Lyve Rack R1 system. For more information, refer to ARDWARE AINTENANCE AND NSTALLATION UIDE.

  • Page 43: Cluster Initialization

    Management VIP: is the floating IP address where the Management Interface is running. • Data VIP: is the floating IP address where the Lyve Rack R1 object store is running. In both cases, both services shall respond as long as one node of the cluster is functioning.
  • Page 44 Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Using Cat5/6 cable, connect laptop to the CORTX Manager configuration Port on the Server A. Refer to the Figure 14 or Figure 15 for the port location. On the Management Console Laptop, connect to server A using the SSH command and IP address 10.100.100.100.
  • Page 45 <resource_name> If above procedure does not work, then check all the Lyve Rack R1 cables are plugged in properly and link/activity LEDs are ON. Check if there are any fault LEDs. If you cannot find the fault contact Seagate support with a copy of the Information sheet to hand.

  • Page 46: Onboarding Lyve Rack R1

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide 10 | Onboarding Lyve Rack R1 To start using the system, you need to complete the onboarding process to set up the system and must configure the following: Title Topic link Step Create administrator account 10.1 | Configuring admin user...

  • Page 47: Uploading Ssl Certificate

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide 10.2 | Uploading SSL certificate An SSL certificate is used on a HTTPS connection to encrypt the communication from an S3 Client or your web browser to CORTX Manager. By default, CORTX Manager uses a CORTX Manager provided self- signed certificate.

  • Page 48: Verifying Onboarding Configuration

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Table 11: Supported and unsupported email configurations lists the supported and unsupported email configurations. Table 11: Supported and unsupported email configurations Supported/Unsupported Type By encryption: No encryption Supported SSL/TLS Supported STARTTLS Supported By authentication: SMTP servers which...

  • Page 49: Appendix

    Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Appendix Initial configuration of the Lyve Rack R1 Using DHCP configuration sudo sh /opt/seagate/cortx/provisioner/cli/factory_ops/unboxing/init -C 172.16.8.3 -M 10.235.168.101 1. DHCP 2. Static 3. Quit Choose a network configuration for management network: 1 1 selected. Proceeding with DHCP configuration for Management Network.
  • Page 50 Management IP for eno1 on Server-A: 10.230.244.178 Management IP for eno1 on Server-B: 10.230.244.160 Gateway IP for Management interfaces on both nodes: 10.230.240.1 DNS search domain for both nodes: colo.seagate.com DNS server IP for both nodes: 10.230.240.51 Netmask for Management interfaces on both nodes [255.255.252.0]: 255.255.240.0...
  • Page 51 Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Netamsk for both servers: 255.255.240.0 Search domain for both servers: colo.seagate.com Netamsk for both servers: 255.255.240.0 [480/606] Search domain for both servers: colo.seagate.com DNS server IP for both servers: 10.230.240.51 ******************************************************************************** Given the above information, we shall now proceed to configure Management Network interface with static IP and related configuration.
  • Page 52 Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide Public Data IP for interface enp175s0f0 on Server-A: 172.16.0.116 Public Data IP for interface enp175s0f0 on Server-B: 172.16.0.117 Gateway IP for both servers: Netmask for both servers: 255.255.0.0 ******************************************************************************** Given the above information, we shall now proceed to configure Public Data Network interface with static IP and related configuration.
  • Page 53 Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide ******************************************************************************** Netmask for BMC network on both servers: 255.255.240.0 [352/606] ******************************************************************************** Given the above information, the process shall proceed with Static IP based NW configuration for BMC interfaces Do you wish to proceed? (y/n): y...
  • Page 54 Enter new hostname for server B (press enter to keep default [cortx-node-b]): smc2-m11.colo.seagate.com New hostnames provided by user for Server A: smc1-m11.colo.seagate.com New hostnames provided by user for Server B: smc2-m11.colo.seagate.com Do you want to proceed with these host names? (y/n): y Proceeding to set the provided hostnames...
  • Page 55 Lyve Rack R1 Installation Guide ******************* Please Run next steps manually ************************ 1. Check if all IP addresses are assigned as expected $ sudo ip a NOTE: run this on both servers. 2. Check if system has been assigned a hostname: $ sudo salt '*' cmd.run hostname...

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