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Page 3: Safety Instructions
Notice Safety Instructions Format Conventions WARNING Caution Note Warranty this font ETURN...
Page 4 CONTENTS Reference 1 Product Description...
Page 5 2 Installation...
Page 6 3 Configuration, HP 9000 Series 700...
Page 7 4 Configuration, HP 9000 Series 800 5 Configuration, HP3000 Series 900 6 Grid Manager...
Page 9 7 Host Utilities and Diagnostics...
Page 11: Troubleshooting
8 Troubleshooting...
Page 12 9 Removal and Replacement Glossary Index...
Page 14 FIGURES xiii...
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Page 20 TABLES...
Page 22 REFERENCE Features Model 20 Component Part Numbers Specifications Hewlett-Packard Software License Terms Regulatory Statements...
Page 23 Features...
Page 24 Note...
Page 25 Model 20 Component Part Numbers Ã Upgrade Exchange Description Product Number Part Number 4-Gbyte HH disk module A3396A A3389-69021 4-Gbyte LP disk module A3666A A3666-69021 4-Gbyte LP disk module A5169A A5169-69021 9-Gbyte HH disk module A3541A A3541-69021 9-Gbyte LP disk module A5132A A5132-69021 18-Gbyte HH disk module...
Page 26: Specifications
Specifications Ã Model Height Width Depth Rackmount 35.6 cm (14.0 inches) 48.3 cm (19.0 inches) 76.2 cm (30 inches) model 20 Deskside 62.9 cm (24.8 inches) 35.6 cm (14.0 inches) 76.2 cm (30 inches) model 20 WARNING The disk array is very heavy. Use extreme care when moving or lifting it.
Page 27 Ã Current Model draw* BTU/hr K cal/hr Model 20 2.367...
Page 29 Ã Sound Pressure Model Sound Power (Operator’s Position) Model 20 64 dBA 48 dBA...
Page 31 Hewlett-Packard Software License Terms R-10...
Page 32 R-11...
Page 33 R-12...
Page 34 R-13...
Page 35: Regulatory Statements
Regulatory Statements R-14...
Page 36: Declaration Of Conformity
HP 9000 Series 800 computer system. Roseville California , May 20 , 1998. Frank L.Sindelar,ESSD-R Quality Manager European Contact : Your local Hewlett-Packard Sales and Service Office or Hewlett-Packard GmbH, Department ZQ / Standards Europe, Hewlett-Packard Str.1,D-71083 Herrenberg-Gultstein R-15...
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Page 38: Product Description
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION About the Disk Array About Disk Array Components Disk Array High Availability Features Planning Disk Unit Configurations...
Page 39 About the Disk Array...
Page 40 ÃÃ...
Page 41 ÃÃ Deskside Model Front View Database Drives A0, B0, C0, A3 Cache Vault Drives A0, B0, C0, D0, E0 Rackmount Model Front View A0 B0 C0 D0 E0 A2 B2 C2 D2 E2 Database Drives A0, B0, C0, A3 A1 B1 C1 D1 E1 A3 B3 C3 D3 E3 Cache Vault Drives A0, B0, C0, D0, E0...
Page 42 ÃÃ...
Page 43 About Disk Array Components...
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Page 46 Ã ÃÃ...
Page 47 1-10...
Page 48 ÃÃ 1-11...
Page 49 ÃÃ 1-12...
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Page 51 1-14...
Page 52 Disk Array High Availability Features 1-15...
Page 53 Note 1-16...
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Page 56 1-19...
Page 57 Planning Disk Unit Configurations AUTION 1-20...
Page 58 1-21...
Page 59 ÃÃ First Module . . . Second Module . . . = User data 1-22...
Page 60 ÃÃ Stripe Blocks User Data = First module of 0-127 1536-1663 384-511 768-895 1152-1279 primary image . . . Stripe element size Second module of 128-255 1664-1791 512-639 1280-1407 896-1023 primary image . . . Third module of 256-383 1792-1919 640-767 1408-1535 1024-1151...
Page 61 ÃÃ B0 C0 p1 p2 p3 s1 s2 s3 Rackmount model Deskside model Primary mirror image = p1, p2, p3 Secondary mirror image = s1, s2, s3 Mirrored pairs = p1 and s1, p2 and s2, and p3 and s3 1-24...
Page 62 ÃÃ User data = Parity data = 0-127 First Module 512-639 1536-1663 1024-1151 . . . 128-255 2048-2175 Second Module 640-767 1152-1279 . . . Third Module 256-383 2176-2303 768-895 1664-1791 . . . 384-511 Fourth Module 2304-2431 1792-1919 1280-1407 .
Page 63 1-26...
Page 64 Note 1-27...
Page 65 ÃÃ Spare A0 B0 C0 D0 E0 A2 A1 B1 Deskside Model Rackmount Model 1-28...
Page 66 ÃÃ 1-29...
Page 67 AUTION 1-30...
Page 68 1-31...
Page 69 Physical disk Tolerance for single configuration Read performance Write performance disk module failure? RAID-5 group with 5 Up to 5.0 with Up to 1.25 with disk modules 5-module group 5-module group RAID-1 mirrored pair RAID-1/0 group with 6 Up to 3.0 with Up to 3.0 with modules 6-module group...
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Page 71 ÃÃ Host Name Array Name A1-E1 & A3-E3 A0-E0 & A2-E2 A0-A4 & B0-B4 Host Adapter Paths In Out In Out SP-A SP-B Lun RAID Num Hardware Path Volume Number Size Logical Size Disks Device File Group ID Physical MBytes Volumes MBytes Extents...
Page 72 ÃÃ Host Name Array Name A1-E1 & A3-E3 A0-E0 & A2-E2 A0-A4 & B0-B4 Host Adapter Paths In Out In Out SP-A SP-B Lun RAID Num Primary Alternate Volume Number Size Logical Size Disks Path Path Group ID Physical MBytes Volumes MBytes Device File...
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Page 74 ÃÃ Host 1 Adapter A Adapter B Terminators SP A SP B SP A SP B Array 1 Array 2 SP A SP B Host 1 Host 2 Adapter A Adapter A Adapter B Adapter B SP A SP B SP A SP B Array 1...
Page 75 1-38...
Page 76 Note Note 1-39...
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Page 78: Installation
INSTALLATION Installing the Disk Array Check the Software Install Additional SCSI-2 Host Adapter Cards on the Host Set SCSI IDs for SPs in the Disk Array(s) Connect Asynchronous (Console) Cables Connect the Power Cord Power Up the Disk Array...
Page 79 Installing the Disk Array...
Page 80 Check the Software 9245XA HP-UX (A.09.04) #0: Wed Oct 26 09:44:06 PDT 1994 Note...
Page 82 Install Additional SCSI-2 Host Adapter Cards on the Host...
Page 84 Set SCSI IDs for SPs in the Disk Array(s) Ã...
Page 85 ÃÃ Switch number SCSI ID number ID 0 ID 1 ID 2 ID 3 Note...
Page 86 Connect Asynchronous (Console) Cables ÃÃÃÃ...
Page 87 YSTEM 2-10...
Page 88 Component Part number Part number Part number HP Terminal Multiplexer Card J2094A J2085A (options J2092A required) HP ADP II or MDP 8-port MUX 5062-3054 Option 101 5181-2085 Box (DDP II) HP Card to MUX box cable J2094-60004 Option 107 5062-3100 HP MUX box to RS-232 Array 17355D (for 17355D (for...
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Page 90 Class H/W path Driver H/W Status S/W Status mux2 ok(0xd00) 2/0/4 asio0 CLAIMED INTERFACE Built-in RS-232C 2/0/5 asio0 CLAIMED INTERFACE Built-in RS-232C mux2 port hardwired address /dev/tty0p0 mux2 port hardwired address /dev/tty0p1 mux2 port hardwired address /dev/tty0p2 mux2 port callin address /dev/tty0p6 lssf /dev/ttyd0*...
Page 91 ttyp1:2:off:/etc/getty -h tty0p1 9600 ttyp2:2:off:/etc/getty -h tty0p2 9600 ttyp3:2:off:/etc/getty -h tty0p3 9600 2-14...
Page 92 Note Class LU H/W Path Driver H/W Status S/W Status disk 22 24.0.0 scsi3.target.disc3 ok(0x20000202) disk 23 24.0.1 scsi3.target.disc3 ok(0x0) disk 24 24.0.2 scsi3.target.disc3 ok(0x0) disk 25 24.0.3 scsi3.target.disc3 ok(0x0) disk 12 24.1.0 scsi3.target.disc3 ok(0x20000202) disk 26 24.1.1 scsi3.target.disc3 ok(0x650202) disk 27 24.1.2 scsi3.target.disc3...
Page 93 disk 16.14.0 disc3 CLAIMED DEVICE C2300WDR5 disk 16.14.1 disc3 CLAIMED DEVICE C2300WDR5 disk 16.14.2 disc3 CLAIMED DEVICE C2300WDR5 disk 52.5.0 disc3 CLAIMED DEVICE C2474S disk 52.6.0 disc3 CLAIMED DEVICE C2473S 2-16...
Page 94: Connect The Power Cord
Connect the Power Cord ÃÃ 2-17...
Page 95 Power Up the Disk Array 2-18...
Page 96 CONFIGURATION, HP 9000 SERIES 700 Disk Array Support Requirements for HP-UX Release 9.05/9.07 Installing and Reconfiguring on S700 Systems Disk Array Configurations Basic Configuration for Model 20 Disk Array Two-SP Configuration Multi-Bus Configuration (HP-UX 10.x and Later)
Page 97 Disk Array Support Requirements for HP-UX Release 9.05/9.07 Installing and Reconfiguring on S700 Systems...
Page 98 ETURN ETURN RQO\...
Page 100 Disk Array Configurations Configuration type Features Basic Applications can continue to run after the failure of a single disk module One host within a physical disk unit (LUN). Applications cannot continue to run if an One SCSI-2 adapter SP, SCSI-2 adapter or external SCSI-2 bus fails. One SCSI-2 bus One SP Two-SP...
Page 101 Basic Configuration for Model 20 Disk Array ÃÃ...
Page 102 ÃÃ Failing Continue after component failure? What happens and how to recover Disk module Applications continue running. System Administrator or service provider replaces module. Disk array fails. System Administrator or service provider replaces SP and the System Administrator restarts operating system. Fan failure Applications continue running.
Page 103 Two-SP Configuration ÃÃ Host Computer Disk Array SCSI-2 SP-A Adapter System RS-232 Console SP-B RS-232 System Disk To MUX port or terminal...
Page 104 ÃÃ Failing Continue after component failure? What happens and how to recover Disk module Provides the same features as the basic configuration but with better performance and higher availability. Applications continue running. System Administrator or service provider replaces module. With HP-UX 10.x, if one SP fails, ownership of the failed SP’s LUNs can transfer automatically to the remaining operational SP.
Page 105 Multi-Bus Configuration (HP-UX 10.x and Later) 3-10...
Page 106 ÃÃÃÃ Failing Continue after component failure? What happens and how to recover Disk module Provides the same features as the basic configuration but with better performance and higher availability. Applications continue running. System Administrator or service provider replaces module. Yes* If one SP fails, the System Administrator can access the LUNs owned by the failed SP by accessing the remaining operational SP with the other host.
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Page 108 CONFIGURATION, HP 9000 SERIES 800 Disk Array Configurations Basic Configuration for Model 20 Disk Arrays Two-SP Configuration Two-Adapter/Two-SP Configuration Multi-Bus Configuration Multi-Initiator Configuration (HP-UX 10.x and Later) Multi-Bus/Initiator Configuration (HP-UX 10.x and Later)
Page 109 Disk Array Configurations Configuration type Features Basic Applications can continue to run after the failure of a single disk One host module within a physical disk unit (LUN). Applications cannot One SCSI-2 adapter continue to run if an SP, SCSI-2 adapter or external SCSI-2 bus fails. One SCSI-2 bus One SP Two-SP...
Page 110 Two-adapter/Two SP Provides highest availability and best array performance for single- One host host configurations. Applications can continue to run after failure of a Two SCSI-2 adapters disk module. Two SCSI-2 buses Two SPs HP-UX 9.04 If one SP fails, the System Administrator must reassign ownership of the failed SP’s LUNs to the operational SP by using Grid Manager.
Page 111 Multi-initiator Adds backup host to two-SP configuration. Applications can continue Two hosts after the failure of any disk module. If one host, one SCSI-2 adapter, Two SCSI-2 adapters or one SP fails, the other host can take over the failed host’s disks if (one per host) the array and hosts have been appropriately configured with LVM.
Page 112 Basic Configuration for Model 20 Disk Arrays ÃÃ...
Page 113 ÃÃ Failing Continue after component failure? What happens and how to recover Disk module Applications continue running. System Administrator or service provider replaces module. Disk array fails. System Administrator or service provider replaces SP and the System Administrator restarts operating system.
Page 114 Two-SP Configuration ÃÃ...
Page 115 ÃÃ Failing Continue after component failure? What happens and how to recover Disk module Yes (9.04) Applications continue running. System Administrator or service Yes (10.x) provider replaces module. Provides the same features as the basic configuration, but with better performance and higher availability. Applications can continue to run after the failure of a single disk module.
Page 116 Two-Adapter/Two-SP Configuration ÃÃ...
Page 117 ÃÃ Failing Continue after What happens and how to recover component failure? Disk module Yes (9.04) Applications continue running. System Administrator or service Yes (10.x) provider replaces module. Provides the same features as the basic configuration, but with better performance and higher availability. Applications can continue to run after the failure of a single disk module.
Page 118 Multi-Bus Configuration ÃÃ 4-11...
Page 119 ÃÃ Failing Continue after component failure? What happens and how to recover Disk module Yes (9.04) Provides the same features as the basic configuration, but Yes (10.x) with better performance and higher availability. Applications continue running. System Administrator or service provider replaces module.
Page 120 Multi-Initiator Configuration (HP-UX 10.x and Later) ÃÃ 4-13...
Page 121 ÃÃ Failing Continue after component failure? What happens and how to recover Disk module Applications continue running. System Administrator or service provider replaces module. Provides the same features as the basic configuration, but with better performance and higher availability. Applications can continue to run after the failure of a single disk module.
Page 122 Multi-Bus/Initiator Configuration (HP-UX 10.x and Later) ÃÃ 4-15...
Page 123 ÃÃ Failing Continue after component failure? What happens and how to recover Disk module Applications continue running. System Administrator or service provider replaces module. Provides the same features as the basic configuration, but with better performance and higher availability. Applications can continue to run after the failure of a single disk module.
Page 124 CONFIGURATION, HP3000 SERIES 900 MPE/iX Considerations Disk Array Configurations Basic Configuration for the Model 20 Disk Array Two-SP Configuration Two-Adapter/Two-SP Configuration Multi-Bus Configuration Configuring Disk Array SCSI LUNs for MPE/iX...
Page 125 MPE/iX Considerations ISL> ODE ODE> run mapper I/O Configuration: Type Revisions Path Component Name Hdwr Firm ---- -------------------------- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- HP-PB Fast Wide SCSI Resetting SCSI Bus. . . 8.1.1 HPC1300WDR5 RAID-5 disk array HP02 8.1.3 HPC1300WDR1 RAID-1 disk array HP02 8.1.4 HPC1300WDR1 RAID-1 disk array...
Page 126 Disk Array Configurations Configuration type Features Basic With RAID of any supported level, applications can continue to run One host after the failure of a single physical disk module within a logical disk One SCSI-2 adapter unit (LUN). Applications cannot continue to run if a SP or SCSI-2 One SCSI-2 bus adapter fails.
Page 127 Two-adapter/Two SP Provides highest availability and best array performance for single- One host host configurations. With RAID of any supported level, applications Two SCSI-2 adapters can continue to run after failure of a disk module. Two SCSI-2 buses Two SPs If one SP fails, the System Administrator must reassign ownership of the failed SP’s LUNs to the operational SP by using Grid Manager.
Page 128 Basic Configuration for the Model 20 Disk Array ÃÃ...
Page 129 ÃÃ Failing Continue after component failure? What happens and how to recover Disk module With RAID of any level supported by MPE/iX, applications continue running. System Administrator or service provider replaces module. Disk array fails. System Administrator or service provider replaces SP and the System Administrator restarts operating system.
Page 130 Two-SP Configuration ÃÃ...
Page 131 ÃÃ Failing Continue after component failure? What happens and how to recover Disk module With RAID of any level supported by MPE/iX, applications continue running. System Administrator or service provider replaces module. Provides the same features as the basic configuration, but with better performance and higher availability.
Page 132 Two-Adapter/Two-SP Configuration ÃÃ...
Page 133 ÃÃ Failing Continue after component failure? What happens and how to recover Disk module With RAID of any level supported by MPE/iX, applications continue running. System Administrator or service provider replaces module. Provides the same features as the basic configuration, but with better performance and higher availability.
Page 134 Multi-Bus Configuration ÃÃ 5-11...
Page 135 ÃÃ Failing Continue after component failure? What happens and how to recover Disk module Provides the same features as the basic configuration but with better performance and higher availability. With RAID of any level supported by MPE/iX, applications continue running. System Administrator or service provider replaces module.
Page 136 Configuring Disk Array SCSI LUNs for MPE/iX io> lp 10 PATH: LDEV: A2372-60003 TYPE: BC PMGR: BUS_CONV_MGR PMGRPRI: LMGR: MAXIOS: io> lp 10/16 PATH: 10/16 LDEV: A2372-60003 TYPE: BC PMGR: BUS_CONV_MGR PMGRPRI: LMGR: MAXIOS: io> ap 10/16/4 id=hp28696a io> lp 10/16/4 PATH: 10/16/4 LDEV:...
Page 137 io> lp 10/4/24 PATH: 10/4/24 LDEV: A2372-60003-FWSCSI TYPE: DA PMGR: FWSCSI_DAM PMGRPRI: LMGR: MAXIOS: io> ap 10/16/4.1 id=PSEUDO io> lp 10/16/4.1 PATH: 10/16/4.1 LDEV: PSEUDO TYPE: DA PMGR: TRANSPARENT_MGR PMGRPRI: LMGR: MAXIOS: 10-Slot Array HPC1300WD 20-Slot Array HPC2300WD Note io> ad 30 id=hpc2300wd path=10/16/4.1.0 io>...
Page 138 io> ad 31 id=hpc2300wd path=10/16/4.1.1 io> ad 32 id=hpc2300wd path=10/16/4.1.2 5-15...
Page 139 5-16...
Page 140 GRID MANAGER About Grid Manager Configuring MUX Ports on HP 9000 Systems Configuring RS-232 Ports on HP 3000 Series 900 Systems Initiating Grid Manager on HP-UX Initiating Grid Manager on MPE/iX Displaying the Grid Manager Main Menu Grid Manager Menus Presentation Utility Screen Enabling/Disabling the SP620 SCSI Storage Processor Creating Logical Disk Units (LUNs)
Page 141 About Grid Manager Note...
Page 142 Configuring MUX Ports on HP 9000 Systems Note Note cd /usr/lib/uucp (Go to the uucp directory.) cp Devices Devices.old (Make a backup copy of the Devices file.) vi Devices (Use the vi editor to edit the Devices file.) Direct tty0p1 - 9600 direct Direct tty0p2 - 9600 direct...
Page 143 Direct tty0p1 - 9600 direct Direct tty0p2 - 9600 direct (Go to the /etc directory.) cd /etc (Make a backup copy of the passwd file.) cp passwd passwd.old (Use the vi editor to edit the passwd file.) vi passwd gridmgr0::101:20:The Gridmgr:/users/gridmgr0:/bin/ksh gridmgr1::101:20:The Gridmgr:/users/gridmgr1:/bin/ksh (Go to the /users directory.) cd /users...
Page 144 # Set up the shell environment. set -u trap “echo 'logout'” 0 # Set up the shell variables. EDITOR=vi export EDITOR # Set up the Grid Manager Mux Port. (Add lu# and port# to access first the SP) TTYDEV=ttylu#pport# export TTYDEV # Ensure there is only one invocation of Grid Manager.
Page 145 ÃÃ...
Page 146 Configuring RS-232 Ports on HP 3000 Series 900 Systems ROFILES ROFILE...
Page 147 Terminal type [10] (10, 18, or 24) or terminal type file name [ Line speed [9600 ] (300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, or 19200 bps Record width (1... 2048 bytes) Modem type (0 - none, 1 - US, 2 - European) Modem behavior (0 - none, 1 - DCE, 2 - DTE, 3 - DCE high) Parity...
Page 148 72MX ONFIG ONFIG RIOR CREEN RIOR CREEN ETURN DTS/LINK ALIDATE ETURN...
Page 149 Initiating Grid Manager on HP-UX Login: gridmgr0 ONTROL ONTROL ETURN 6-10...
Page 150 Initiating Grid Manager on MPE/iX 6-11...
Page 151 :run gridmgr.pub.sys GridMgr/iX (A.01.01) (C) COPYRIGHT Hewlett-Packard Co. 1996 FRI, APR 26, 1996, 8:30 AM There are 29 Grid Manager Disk Array Ldevs configured on this system. Their Ldev numbers are: Which of these Disk Array Ldevs do you want to use? (You can select Ldev number zero to mean "none of them".)
Page 152 :run gridmgr.pub.sys GridMgr/iX (A.01.01) (C) COPYRIGHT Hewlett-Packard Co. 1996 SAT, APR 27, 1996, 6:39 PM ERROR: Insufficient user capabilities. You must have SM (System manager), OP (System Operator) or DI (Diagnostician) capability in order to run the GridMgr program. END OF PROGRAM...
Page 153 ÃÃ ONTROL ONTROL 6-14...
Page 154 :run gridmgr.pub.sys GridMgr/iX (A.01.01) (C) COPYRIGHT Hewlett-Packard Co. 1996 FRI, APR 26, 1996, 8:30 AM There are 29 Grid Manager Disk Array Ldevs configured on this system. Their Ldev numbers are: Which of these Disk Array Ldevs do you want to use? (You can select Ldev number zero to mean "none of them".)
Page 155 6-16...
Page 156 Displaying the Grid Manager Main Menu ETURN ÃÃ 6-17...
Page 157 Grid Manager Menus ETURN 1) Presentation Utility Displays the Presentation screen 2) Bind Physical Units 1- RAID-5 Group (Individual Access Array) Displays dialogue for making a RAID-5 LUN 2- RAID-3 Group (Parallel Access Array) Displays dialogue for making a RAID-3 LUN 3- RAID-1 Mirrored Pair Displays dialogue for making a RAID-1 LUN 4- RAID-0 Group (Non-redundant Individual Access Array)
Page 158 7- Hot Spare Displays dialogue for making a hot spare 3) Unbind Physical Units Displays dialogue for unbinding a LUN 4) View Unsolicited Event Log Displays the Unsolicited Event Logs, starting at entry number 1. Allows selection of a filter for either error code or FRU. 5) Change Parameters 1- Change Physical Unit Parameters 1.
Page 159 3. Change System Date and Time Displays dialogue for changing date and time 3- Change SP Parameters 1. Enable/Disable Statistics Logging Displays dialogue for controlling statistics logging 2. Enable/Disable Periodic Error Reporting Displays dialogue for controlling periodic error reporting 3. Change Console Parameters Displays several modifiable console parameters (default is 9600 baud, 8 bit, no parity) 4.
Page 160 2- RAID-3 Group (Parallel Access Array) Displays dialogue for making a RAID-3 LUN 3- RAID-1 Mirrored Pair Displays dialogue for making a RAID-1 LUN 4- RAID-0 Group (Non-redundant Individual Access Array) Displays dialogue for making a RAID-0 LUN 5- RAID-1/0 Group (Mirrored RAID-0 Group) Displays dialogue for making a RAID-1/0 LUN 6- Individual Disk Unit Displays dialogue for making an independent mode disk...
Page 161 2- Change Storage System Parameters 1. Change Storage System Caching Parameters Change caching parameters? [N] Y Write Cache State (Enable, Disable)? [Disable] Cache Page Size in KB (2, 4, 8, 16)? [2] Read Cache State (Enable, Disable)? [Disable] Peer Read Cache State (Enable, Disable)? [Disable] BBU Testing (Enable, Disable)? [Enable] BBU Test Day of the Week (1-7)? [1] BBU Test Hour (0-23)? [0]...
Page 162 5. Change Host Interface Options Addressing model (LUN, TARGET) [LUN] Target initiated negotiation (DISABLED, ENABLED) [ENABLED] Substitute busy for qfull (DISABLED, ENABLED) [DISABLED] Mode page 8 (DISABLED, ENABLED) [DISABLED] Recovered error log reporting (DISABLED, ENABLED) [ENABLED] Allow non-Mirrored Cache (DISABLED, ENABLED) [DISABLED] Auto Trespass (DISABLED, ENABLED)
Page 163 4) View Unsolicited Event Log Displays the Unsolicited Event Logs, starting at entry number 1. Allows selection of a filter for either error code or FRU. 5) Change Parameters 1- Change Physical Unit Parameters 1. Change Default SP Ownership of Unit Displays dialogue for changing SP ownership 2.
Page 164 4. Change System Date and Time Displays dialogue for changing date and time 3- Change SP Parameters 1. Enable/Disable Statistics Logging Displays dialogue for controlling statistics logging 2. Enable/Disable Periodic Error Reporting Displays dialogue for controlling periodic error reporting 3. Change Console Parameters Displays several modifiable console parameters (default is 9600 baud, 8 bit, no parity) 4.
Page 165 5- RAID-1/0 Group (Mirrored RAID-0 Group) Displays dialogue for making a RAID-1/0 LUN 7- Hot Spare Displays dialogue for making a hot spare 3) Unbind Logical Units Displays dialogue for unbinding a LUN 4) View Maintenance Information 1- Display Unsolicited Event Log Displays the Unsolicited Event Logs, starting at entry number 1.
Page 166 2- Change Storage System Parameters 1. Change Storage System Caching Parameters Displays dialog for current cache parameters: Change caching parameters? [N] Y Cache State (Enable, Disable)? [Disable] Cache Page Size in KB (2, 4, 8, 16)? [64] Cache Size in MB? [64] BBU Test Day of the Week (1-7)? [1] BBU Test Hour (0-23)? [0] BBU Test Minutes (0-59)? [0]...
Page 167 5. Soft Disable/Enable SP Displays dialogue for enabling and disabling the SP 4- Save Options as Defaults Saves the current disk array configuration as the default 5- Restore Default Options Restores the disk array configuration previously saved using Save Options as Defaults 6) View Cache Statistics Displays dialogue for displaying cache statistics 6-28...
Page 168 Presentation Utility Screen ÃÃ 6-29...
Page 169 ONTROL ONTROL Â 6-30...
Page 170 ETURN 6-31...
Page 171 Code Disk module status BIN n Binding -- being bound into logical disk unit (LUN). No other configuration functions can be performed while disks are being bound. ENA n Enabled (bound with its primary route via this SP). If disk array has another SP, this module’s box is marked RDY on that SP’s display.
Page 172 Code Disk module status EQZ n Hot spare only. Data is being copied from the hot spare onto a replacement disk module in the logical disk unit whose number is shown. FMT n Being hardware formatted. Generally, modules do not need hardware formatting. Powered off by the SP, which can happen if the wrong type of module is inserted;...
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Page 174 AUTION 6-35...
Page 175 Function H, h or left arrow Moves cursor left one box. J, j or down arrow Moves cursor down one box. K, k or up arrow Moves cursor up one box. L, l or right arrow Moves cursor right one box. Space bar Moves the cursor right one box.
Page 176 Enabling/Disabling the SP620 SCSI Storage Processor ETURN Â Â ÃÃ 6-37...
Page 177 Creating Logical Disk Units (LUNs) 6-38...
Page 178 Group to bind Restrictions and recommendations Any group Only unbound (UNB) disk modules can be bound. If an attempt is made to bind a module that is binding (BIN), Grid Manager displays an error message. All disk modules in a group must be of the same type and same capacity to use the modules’...
Page 179 Note ETURN ETURN ÃÃ 6-40...
Page 180 ETURN ETURN ETURN ETURN ÃÃ 6-41...
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Page 182 Note 6-43...
Page 183 Note ETURN ÃÃ Logical disk unit type Bind options Recommendations RAID-5 Logical unit number Default Maximum rebuild time Default Sectors per stripe element Default Enable caches* Both RAID-1/0 Logical unit number Default Maximum rebuild time Default Sectors per stripe element Default Enable caches* Both...
Page 184 Unbinding a Logical Disk Unit (LUN) AUTION ETURN Dual board unbind error ETURN 6-45...
Page 185 ETURN ÃÃ 6-46...
Page 186 Setting up Disk Array Caching for Microcode Revision 7.23 ÃÃÃÃÃÃ Model 20 8 Mbyte 4 x 4 Mbyte (four A3235A SIMMs) 16 Mbyte 8 x 4 Mbyte (eight A3235A SIMMs) 32 Mbyte 4 x 16 Mbyte (four A3234A SIMMs) 64 Mbyte 8 x 16 Mbyte (eight A3234A SIMMs) 6-47...
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Page 190 Â Â ÃÃ ETURN 6-51...
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Page 192 Setting up Disk Array Caching for Microcode Revision 8.xx/9.xx ÃÃÃÃÃÃ Model 20 8 Mbyte 4 x 4 Mbyte (4 A3235A SIMMs) 16 Mbyte 8 x 4 Mbyte (8 A3235A SIMMs) 32 Mbyte 4 x 16 Mbyte (4 A3234A SIMMs) 64 Mbyte 8 x 16 Mbyte (8 A3234A SIMMs) 6-53...
Page 193 Specifying Memory Configuration for Microcode Revision 8.xx/9.xx SP620 SCSI SP SP A SP B SP A SP B Total Physical Memory 64 Mbyte 64 Mbyte 64 Mbyte 64 Mbyte System Buffer Size 2 Mbyte 2 Mbyte 4 Mbyte 4 Mbyte Write Cache Size 41 Mbyte 41 Mbyte...
Page 194 ÃÃ Total cache Buffer Write cache Read cache 4 Mbyte 2 Mbyte 1 Mbyte 1 Mbyte 8 Mbyte 2 Mbyte 4 Mbyte 2 Mbyte 16 Mbyte 2 Mbyte 9 Mbyte 5 Mbyte 32 Mbyte 2 Mbyte 20 Mbyte 10 Mbyte 64 Mbyte 2 Mbyte 41 Mbyte...
Page 195 Ã Total cache Buffer Write cache Read cache 8 Mbyte 4 Mbyte 4 Mbyte 1 Mbyte 16 Mbyte 4 Mbyte 8 Mbyte 4 Mbyte 32 Mbyte 4 Mbyte 18 Mbyte 10 Mbyte 64 Mbyte 4 Mbyte 40 Mbyte 20 Mbyte Â...
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Page 198 Changing Storage System Parameters (Two SPs in one array with jumper cable installed) OPTION PACKAGE “A” FOR HP-UX 9.04 Class H/W Path Driver H/W Status S/W Status disk 8.5.0 scsi3.target.disc3 ok (0x20650202 disk 8.6.0 scsi3.target.disc3 ok (0x650202 disk 8.6.1 scsi3.target.disc3 ok (0x650202) (Two SPs in one array with jumper cable installed) OPTION PACKAGE...
Page 199 disk 16.5.1 disc3 CLAIMED DEVICE C2300WDR5 disk 16.6.0 disc3 CLAIMED DEVICE C2300WDR5 disk 16.6.1 disc3 CLAIMED DEVICE C2300WDR5 #ioscan -fC disk Class H/W Path Driver H/W Status S/W Status disk 8.5.0 scsi3.target.disc3 ok(0x20650202) disk 8.6.0 scsi3.target.disc3 ok (0x650202) disk 8.6.1 scsi3.target.disc3 ok (0x650202) #diskinfo /dev/rdsk/c0d0s2...
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Page 202 HOST UTILITIES AND DIAGNOSTICS Overview High Availability Disk Array Monitor (HARAYMON) Support Tools Manager (STM) SAM (System Administration Management Tool) LVM (Logical Volume Manager) EMS (Hardware Event Monitoring)
Page 203 Overview...
Page 204 High Availability Disk Array Monitor (HARAYMON)
Page 205 AUTION...
Page 206 =============================== Mon Jul 11 10:23:17 MST 1994 High Availability Array Monitor =============================== Drive Failure Product ID HP A3232A_RAID_5 Physical Device 48.0.1 Disk Position: B2 =============================== Mon Jul 11 10:23:17 MST 1994 High Availability Array Monitor =============================== Fan Unit Failure Product ID HP A3232A_RAID_5 Physical Device 48.0.1 Fan Number B ===============================...
Page 207 Product ID HP A3232A_RAID_5 Physical Device 48.0.1 Controller A =============================== Mon Jul 11 10:23:17 MST 1994 High Availability Array Monitor =============================== VSC Module Failure Product ID HP A3232A_RAID_5 Physical Device 48.0.1 VSC Number A =============================== Mon Jul 11 10:23:17 MST 1994 High Availability Array Monitor =============================== Battery Backup Unit Failure...
Page 208 High Availability Array Monitor =============================== Drive Failure Product ID HP A3232A_RAID_5 Physical Device 48.0.0 Disk Position: B2 =============================== Mon Feb 20 10:05:12 MST 1995 High Availability Array Monitor =============================== Drive Failure Product ID HP A3232A_RAID_5 Physical Device 48.0.1 Disk Position: B2...
Page 209 Support Tools Manager (STM) Interface name Intended environment Invoking command xstm X Windows terminals and workstations /usr/sbin/xstm mstm Menu-based, for non-graphics terminals /usr/sbin/mstm cstm Command line, for use in scripts /usr/sbin/cstm...
Page 210 ÃÃ Support tool license required? Tool type Description Information Provides quick access to the most useful information. Firmware Update Updates SP microcode and disk module firmware. Expert Provides low-level access to the SCSI disk array for configuration and troubleshooting.
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Page 213 ÃÃ Status field values Description This SP ID, hard address, loop ID, and SP model of this SP Peer SP ID, hard address, and loop ID of peer SP Serial # Serial number of the SCSI disk array FAULT DETECTED Displayed only if the SP reports a SCSI disk array fault (the Information Tool completion status will be set to Information Warning)
Page 214 Status field values Description Array Date SCSI disk array’s date, in mm/dd/yy format Array Time SCSI disk array’s time, in hh:mm:ss 24 hour format Cabnt Type Cabinet type (for example, deskside or rackmount) Fan A/B Fan status (for example, OK or NR [not ready]) VSC A/B/C Power supply units status Battery Backup Unit status...
Page 215 Status field values Description equalizing (with a hot spare) unsupported ÃÃ Status field values Description blank disk is unbound disk is bound to a RAID-1 LUN disk is bound to a RAID-3 LUN disk is bound to a RAID-5 LUN R-10 disk is bound to a RAID-1/0 LUN disk is bound to a hot spare LUN...
Page 216 ÃÃ Column heading Description LUN to which current disks are bound, displays “-” if no LUN Current / Default ownership of the LUN, displays “-” if none Fru/BS Disk FRU/FRU-bind-slot (if they exist) LUN read (R = on, “-” = off) / write (W = on, “-” = off) cache LUN auto-trespass state (on, off, “-”...
Page 217 Column heading Description Type/Vendor LUN type or disk vendor, as appropriate Product ID LUN or disk product identification, as appropriate AprxCap LUN or disk approximate user capacity, as appropriate, where AprxCap (Gbytes) = user_bytes / 1,000,000,000 LUN block size B/R% Build/Rebuild percentage 7-16...
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Page 220 ÃÃ ÃÃ Menu item Option Property Description File Select File... filename Specifies the microcode or firmware file to be used. Save As... filename Saves a file using a user-specified name. Print... Prints a file. Exit... Exits the Firmware Update Tool. 7-19...
Page 221 Menu item Option Property Description List Current Lists SP microcode and disk module firmware Revisions revisions currently in use (Figure 7-7). File Selection Reports the file previously specified using the Select File option on the File menu. Instructions Lists basic instructions for Firmware Update Tool use.
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Page 225 Menu items Option Property Description File Save As Saves the contents of main STM window to a file. Print Prints the contents of main STM window. Exit Exits the Expert Tool. Logs View Unsolicited Log Event Codes: All Displays Unsolicited Event Log information for the SP to which the command is issued.
Page 226 Menu items Option Property Description Utilities Bind LUN Binds selected disk modules into a LUN with a specified RAID level. Unbind LUNs Unbinds a LUN. LUN Configuration Auto-assign Enables or disables the auto-assign state of a LUN. Cache Parms Enables or disables write and read caching for a LUN.
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Page 240 ÃÃ Support tool license required? Tool type Description Information Provides quick access to the most useful information. Firmware Update Updates SP microcode and disk module firmware. Expert Provides low-level access to the SCSI disk array for configuration and troubleshooting. 7-39...
Page 241 Â Â Â Â Â Â ÃÃ 7-40...
Page 242 ÃÃ Status field values Description This SP ID, hard address, loop ID, and SP model of this SP Peer SP ID, hard address, and loop ID of peer SP Serial # Serial number of the SCSI disk array 7-41...
Page 243 Status field values Description FAULT DETECTED Displayed only if the SP reports a SCSI disk array fault (the Information Tool completion status will be set to Information Warning) Array Date SCSI disk array’s date, in mm/dd/yy format Array Time SCSI disk array’s time, in hh:mm:ss 24 hour format Cabnt Type Cabinet type (for example, deskside or rackmount) Fan A/B...
Page 244 Status field values Description binding formatting equalizing (with a hot spare) unsupported ÃÃ Status field values Description blank disk is unbound disk is bound to a RAID-1 LUN disk is bound to a RAID-3 LUN disk is bound to a RAID-5 LUN R-10 disk is bound to a RAID-1/0 LUN disk is bound to a hot spare LUN...
Page 245 ÃÃ Column heading Description LUN to which current disks are bound, displays “-” if no LUN Current / Default ownership of the LUN, displays “-” if none Fru/BS Disk FRU/FRU-bind-slot (if they exist) LUN read (R = on, “-” = off) / write (W = on, “-” = off) cache LUN auto-trespass state (on, off, “-”...
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Page 248 ÃÃ ÃÃ Menu item Option Property Description File Select File... filename Specifies the microcode or firmware file to be used. Save As... filename Saves a file using a user-specified name. Print... Prints a file. Exit... Exits the Firmware Update Tool. List Current Lists SP microcode and disk module firmware...
Page 249 Menu item Option Property Description Update Controller Download, Downloads microcode to the SCSI disk array’s Firmware update PROM database drives, burns PROM code contained in the and restart download file into the SP’s PROMs, and restarts the controllers SP using the new microcode. Download and Downloads microcode to the SCSI disk array’s restart...
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Page 252 ÃÃ Menu items Option Property Description File Save As Saves the contents of main STM window to a file. Print Prints the contents of main STM window. Exit Exits the Expert Tool. 7-51...
Page 253 Menu items Option Property Description Logs View Unsolicited Log Event Codes: All Displays Unsolicited Event Log information for the SP to which the command is issued. Event Codes >= 0x800 (Note that the log can be saved to a file, and Event Codes >= 0x900 further filtering can then be done using HP-UX commands such as grep.)
Page 254 Menu items Option Property Description Utilities Bind LUN Binds selected disk modules into a LUN with a specified RAID level. Unbind LUNs Unbinds a LUN. LUN Configuration Auto-assign Enables or disables the auto-assign state of a LUN. Cache Parms Enables or disables write and read caching for a LUN.
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Page 267 SAM (System Administration Management Tool) ETURN ETURN ETURN 7-66...
Page 268 ETURN ETURN ETURN ETURN 7-67...
Page 269 LVM (Logical Volume Manager) Note pvcreate -f /dev/rdsk/c5d0S2 pvcreate -f /dev/rdsk/c5t1d0 pvcreate -f /dev/rdsk/c6d0S2 pvcreate -f /dev/rdsk/c5t1d3 pvcreate -f /dev/rdsk/c7d0S2 pvcreate -f /dev/rdsk/c5t1d5 mkdir /dev/vg01 mkdir /dev/vg02 7-68...
Page 270 mkdir /dev/vg03 mkdir /dev/vg01/group c 64 0x010000 mkdir /dev/vg02/group c 64 0x020000 mkdir /dev/vg03/group c 64 0x030000 vgcreate /dev/vg01 /dev/dsk/c5d0S2 vgcreate /dev/vg02 /dev/dsk/c5d1S2 vgcreate /dev/vg03 /dev/dsk/c5d2S2 vgdisplay -v /dev/vg01 vgdisplay -v /dev/vg02 vgdisplay -v /dev/vg03 vgcreate /dev/vg01 /dev/dsk/c5t1d0 /dev/dsk/c1t2d0 vgcreate /dev/vg02 /dev/dsk/c5t1d3 /dev/dsk/c1t2d3 vgcreate /dev/vg03 /dev/dsk/c5t1d5 /dev/dsk/c1t2d5 vgdisplay -v /dev/vg01 vgdisplay -v /dev/vg02...
Page 271 lvdisplay /dev/vg01/1vo11 lvdisplay /dev/vg02/1vo11 lvdisplay /dev/vg02/1vo12 lvdisplay /dev/vg02/1vo13 lvdisplay /dev/vg02/1vo14 lvdisplay /dev/vg03/1vo11 lvdisplay /dev/vg03/1vo12 /dev/vg01/r1vo11 /dev/vg01/r1vo11 /dev/vg01/r1vo12 /dev/vg01/r1vo13 /dev/vg01/r1vo14 /dev/vg01/r1vo11 /dev/vg01/r1vo12 /dev/vg01/1vo11 /dev/vg01/1vo11 /dev/vg01/1vo12 /dev/vg01/1vo13 /dev/vg01/1vo14 /dev/vg01/1vo11 /dev/vg01/1vo12 7-70...
Page 272 EMS (Hardware Event Monitoring) http://www.docs.hp.com/hpux/systems/ 7-71...
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Page 274: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING About Customer Replaceable Units (CRUs) Model 20 Deskside Cabinet Model 20 Rackmount Chassis Front-View Disk Array LEDs Rear-View Disk Array LEDs Power-Up Troubleshooting Troubleshooting the Disk Array Cache Configuration Instructions Unsolicited Event Log Troubleshooting with Grid Manager Troubleshooting with SAM Creating a File System on a Series 700 System...
Page 275 About Customer Replaceable Units (CRUs)
Page 276 Model 20 Deskside Cabinet ÃÃÃÃÃ Power Storage Supply Disk Drive Processor Units Pack Slots Modules Front View Rear View...
Page 277 Model 20 Rackmount Chassis...
Page 278 Front-View Disk Array LEDs Deskside Front View Power LED (green) Fault LED (amber) Disk Drive Slots Disk Module LEDs Ready LED (green) Busy LED (green) Rackmount Front View Fault LED (amber) Power LED (green) Fault LED (amber)
Page 279 Rear-View Disk Array LEDs ÃÃ...
Page 280 ÃÃ Front Panel The power supplies are operational The array is powered off or, if the POWER-ON (green) and are providing +24 VDC to the array has been running, the disk midplane +24 VDC bus. array has lost the +24 VDC bus. Front Panel The array has detected a fault in one Normal operation...
Page 281: Power-Up Troubleshooting
Power-Up Troubleshooting Copyright (c) Motorola Inc. 1988 - 1996, All Rights Reserved Copyright (c) CLARiiON Storage Systems, Inc. 1995-1996, All Rights Reserved Licensed material property of CLARiiON Storage Systems, Inc. and Motorola Inc. Debugger/Diagnostics Release Version 1.72 Initiating tests... I82378 IRQ: Interrupt Request......
Page 282 Test ID Test Description Append Error Messages Mode AM79C970 Ethernet Controller (AM79C970) Tests (DIR) Clear Error Messages Configuration Editor CL1283 Parallel Interface (CL1283) Tests (DIR) CS4231 cs4231 Audio Codec (DIR) Display Errors DEC21040 Ethernet Controller (DEC21040) Tests Display Error Messages Display Pass Count Help on Tests/Commands Help Extended...
Page 283 Test ID Test Description Non-Verbose Mode PAR87303 Parallel Interface (PC87303) Tests (DIR) PC16550 UART (PC16550) Serial Input/Output Tests (DIR) PCIBUS PCI/PMC Generic Quick Self Test (DIR) Random Access Memory Tests (DIR) MK48T0x Timekeeping (DIR) Serial Communication Controller (Z85C230) Tests (DIR) Stop on Error Mode SRAM Static Random Access Memory Tests (DIR)
Page 284 AUTION ÃÃ Condition/Symptom Solution Power-up tests fail. Inserting a CRU while the power-up tests are running can cause the tests to fail. Insert all CRUs and cycle power to rerun the power-up tests. No FRU LEDs on and fans not running Indicates no AC power is being delivered to the array’s power supply(s).
Page 285 Condition/Symptom Solution Array fails power-up test at letter “W” Microcode for the SP(s) is loaded from specific disks and displays message “Storage system within the array. If the disk modules were unloaded for failure - contact your HP service installation purposes, they may have been reinserted in representative.”...
Page 286 Troubleshooting the Disk Array 8-13...
Page 287 ÃÃ ** ** ÃÃ 8-14...
Page 288 ETURN ***Performance Statistics for disk module B4 Description: 2.1 Gb SCSI Disk State: REMOVED but bound Unit number(hex): 2 Unit type: RAID-5 Group (Individual access array) 8-15...
Page 289 umount /dev/vg0n/1vo1x vgchange -a n /dev/vg0n 8-16...
Page 290 vgexport -m mapfile /dev/vg0n Â Â mkdir /dev/vg0n mknod /dev/vg0n/group c 64 0x0n0000 vgimport -m mapfile /dev/vg0n /dev/dsk/cnd0s2 vgchange -a y /dev/vg0n mount /dev/vg0n/1vo11 /mount_directory vgchange -a n /dev/vg0n 8-17...
Page 291 vgexport -m mapfile /dev/vg0n Â Â mkdir /dev/vg0n mknod /dev/vg0n/group c 64 0x0n0000 vgimport -m mapfile /dev/vg0n /dev/dsk/cnd0s2 vgchange -a y /dev/vg0n mount /dev/vg0n/1vo11 /mount_directory 8-18...
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Page 294: Viewing Maintenance Information
Viewing Maintenance Information Â 8-21...
Page 295 Action N or n Scrolls to the next screen of entries. P or p Scrolls to the previous screen of entries. F or f Displays the first screen of entries. L or l Displays the last screen of entries. A or a Defines a filter to select event types by FRU or error code.
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Page 298 Field Description State Indicates that a Verify or Sniff is currently running. Sniffing Indicates that this feature is Enabled or Disabled. % Complete Indicates the percentage complete for the operation (0-100). Sniff Period To set the sniff period, from the Grid Manager main menu follow the menu path: Â...
Page 299 Action N or n Moves to the next screen (There are more screens if there are more LUNs than will fit onto one screen). P or p Moves to the previous screen. R or r Refreshes the screen contents to reflect the current state of the disk array. 8-26...
Page 300 Unsolicited Event Log ÃÃ SP B Display Unsolicited Event Log SP SCSI ID 1 Event Date Event (message) Extended Status 1. 08/26/94 13:59:10 VSCA 0x904 (VSC Shutdown/removed) 0x00 2. 08/26/94 15:01:02 0xa07 (CRU Powered down) 0x00 3. 08/26/94 15:01:23 0x906 (Unit shutdown) 0x00 4.
Page 301 Action N or n Scrolls to the next screen of entries. P or p Scrolls to the previous screen of entries. F or f Displays the first screen of entries. L or l Displays the last screen of entries. A or a Defines a filter to select event types by FRU or error code.
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Page 303 Note ETURN 8-30...
Page 304 ÃÃ Event code Description 0x601 SP Power Up. The SP is powered up and ready for I/O. This field also shows the revision of microcode (Licensed Internal Code) and the amount of SP memory in Mbytes, in hexadecimal. For example, (SP Powerup);...
Page 305 Event code Description 0x622 Background Verify Complete. Disk array has completed background checkpoint verification of the accuracy and completeness of the parity check data in a RAID-5, RAID-3, RAID-1, or RAID-1/0 LUN. 0x623 Fan Pack Disable/Door Open. Fans disabled because the fan pack door was opened.
Page 306 Event code Description 0x648 Termpower Low. Extended status is SCSI bus number. This message is logged once at the completion of each powerup for any SCSI bus which the SP detects as having an insufficient “TERMPWR” voltage level. This event code is only used by SPs which do not themselves source termpower into the bus.
Page 307 Event code Description 0x66A Soft Vault Load Failure. The SP could not load the saved contents of the Write Cache from disk. However, there were no units with saved data, so Write cache does not need to be loaded. This situation can occur after SP memory is reconfigured.
Page 308 Event code Description 0x68E Inconsistent Stripe. Inconsistent write or time stamp were detected in a RAID group. 0x68F Inconsistent Time Stamps. Inconsistent time stamps were detected in a RAID group on a verify. 0x690 Drive Failed. A drive was shut down. 0x691 Checksum Error on Device read.
Page 309 Event code Description Recommended threshold 0x805 Single Bit Error. The SP’s tolerance level for single bit errors in the read cache has been exceeded. 0x820 Soft Media Error. The SP successfully Notify the user after three cleared a media defect. errors/month/FRU.
Page 310 Event code Description 0x908 Hardware Fault - Cache disabling. Some hardware condition has caused the SP to disable the cache. The problem might be: – BBU is not ready (not present and fully charged) – One or more vault disks is missing or being rebuilt –...
Page 311 Event code Description 0x924 Host Vault Disks Scrambled. The SP found the vault disks containing the cache image to be in different order than when the cache image was dumped to disk. This means the disks were swapped at power down. The disks must be restored to their original order before the SP can load the cache image.
Page 312 Troubleshooting with Grid Manager 8-39...
Page 313 ETURN Performance Statistics For Disk Module A2 Description: 2.1 Gbyte SCSI Disk State: ENABLED (Looking from the owning SP) Unit Number (hex): Unit Type: RAID-5 Group (Individual Access Array) Stripe Element Size: 128 Sectors Maximum Rebuild Time: 4 Hours Read Requests: 4246546 Write Requests: 324804...
Page 314 Performance Statistics For Disk Module A2 Description: 2.1 Gbyte SCSI Disk (Looking from the non-owning SP) State: BOUND BUT NOT ASSIGNED Unit Number (hex): Unit Type: RAID-5 Group (Individual Access Array) Stripe Element Size: 128 Sectors Maximum Rebuild Time: 4 Hours Read Requests: 4246546 Write Requests:...
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Page 316 Troubleshooting with SAM SAM - > Disks and File Systems -> Disk Devices - > Actions - > Disk Array Maintenance - > View Array Status Information... 8-43...
Page 317 ÃÃ Disk Devices Hardware Volume Total Path Group Mbytes Description 52.4.0 Unused 2048 Seagate ST12400 SCSI Disk Drive 52.5.0 vg00 1292 HP C24/4 SCSI Disk Drive 52.6.0 Unused HP C24/39 SCSI Disk Drive HP C1300 Disk Array Controller 8.5.1 Unused 39// HP C1300 LUN (RAID-5 - 3 disks) HP C1300 Disk Array Controller...
Page 318 ÃÃ View Array Status Information Controller Information: LUN 0 Model Number: 0x1CAD LUN 0 Firmware Revision: 1.23.0 LUN 0 LUN 0 Selected LUN Information: LUN 0 LUN Number: LUN 1 Bind Type: RAID-5 LUN 1 Number of Disks: 5 LUN 1 Owner: Controller A (Peer) Status:...
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Page 320 SAM - > Disks and File Systems - > Disk Devices - > Actions - > Disk Array Maintenance - > Unbind Confirmation If you unbind this LUN, you will not be able to recover any information which it may contain. Do you want to continue and unbind this LUN? 8-47...
Page 321 SAM - > Disks and File Systems - > Disk Devices - > Actions - > Disk Array Maintenance - > Change Caching Parameters... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Change Caching Parameters ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, LUN Number:0 [X] Enable Write Cache. [X] Enable Read Cache ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ Cancel Help ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...
Page 322 SAM - > Disks and File Systems - > Disk Devices - > Actions - > Disk Array Maintenance - > Bind LUN... 8-49...
Page 323 ÃÃ Bind LUN LUN Number: Maximum Rebuild Time: 4 hours Select between 3 and 16 “free” disks. Used Bind Type: [RAID-5 ->] Used Used Sectors per Stripe Element: 128 Used Free [ ] Enable Write Cache Free Free Free [ OK ] [ OK ] [ Help ] 8-50...
Page 324 ÃÃ Disk Devices Hardware Volume Total Path Group Mbytes Description 52.4.0 Unused 2048 Seagate ST12400 SCSI Disk Drive 52.5.0 vg00 1292 HP C24/4 SCSI Disk Drive 52.6.0 Unused HP C24/35 SCSI Disk Drive HP C1300 Disk Array Controller HP C1300 Disk Array Controller 8.6.0 Unused /955...
Page 325 SAM - > Disks and File Systems - > Disk Devices - > Actions - > Disk Array Maintenance - > TTY Management... 8-52...
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Page 327 Creating a File System on a Series 700 System /etc/diskinfo /dev/rdsk/cb00dfl0s0 SCSI describe of /dev/rdsk/cb00dfl0s0: vendor: DGC product id: C2300WDR1 type: direct access size: 4102875 Kbytes bytes per sector: 512 /etc/diskinfo /dev/rdsk/cb00dfl1s0 SCSI describe of /dev/rdsk/cb00dfl1s0: vendor: DGC product id: C2300WDR1 type: direct access size: 2036569 Kbytes bytes per sector: 512...
Page 328 /etc/newfs /dev/rdsk/cb00dfl1s0 DGC_C2300WDR1 /etc/diskinfo /dev/rdsk/cb00dfl1s0 SCSI describe of /dev/rdsk/cb00dfl1s0: vendor: DGC product id: C2300WDR1 type: direct access size: 2036569 Kbytes bytes per sector: 512 DGC_C2300WDR1_noswap|DGC_C2300WDR1_noreserve|DGC_C2300WD_noswap|DGC _C2300WD_noreserve:\ : No swap or boot:ns#32:nt#16:nc#8013:\ : s0#4102656:b0#8192:f0#1024\ : se#512:rm#3600: 8-55...
Page 329 DGC_C2300WDR1_1.9GB_noswap|DGC_C2300WDR1_1.9GB_noreserve|DGC_C2300W D_noswap|DGC_C2300WD_noreserve:\ : No swap or boot:ns#32:nt#16:nc#3977:\ : s0#2036224:b0#8192:f0#1024\ : se#512:rm#3600: newfs /dev/rdsk/cb00dfl1s0 DGC_C2300WDR1_1.9GB 8-56...
Page 330: Removal And Replacement
REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT Model 20 Component Part Numbers Model 20 Disk Module Removal/Replacement Model 20 Fan Pack Removal/Replacement Model 20 SP Removal/Replacement Model 20 Power Supply Unit Removal/Replacement Model 20 BBU Removal/Replacement Model 20 SIMM Removal/Replacement...
Page 331 Model 20 Component Part Numbers ÃÃ Upgrade Exchange Description product number part number 4-Gbyte HH disk module A3396A A3389-69021 4-Gbyte LP disk module A3666A A3666-69021 9-Gbyte HH disk module A3541A A3541-69021 9-Gbyte LP disk module A5132A A5132-69021 18-Gbyte LP disk module A5133A A5133-69021 Fan pack...
Page 332 Model 20 Disk Module Removal/Replacement AUTION AUTION...
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Page 335 Model 20 Fan Pack Removal/Replacement AUTION AUTION...
Page 336 ÃÃÃÃÃ Locking lever Replace light (amber) ÃÃ...
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Page 338 Model 20 SP Removal/Replacement AUTION...
Page 339 9-10...
Page 340 ÃÃ Before removing, set switch to disable 9-11...
Page 341 ÃÃ Ejectors 9-12...
Page 342 ÃÃ After installing, set switch to enable 9-13...
Page 343 Model 20 Power Supply Unit Removal/Replacement 9-14...
Page 344 ÃÃ 9-15...
Page 345 Model 20 BBU Removal/Replacement AUTION 9-16...
Page 346 ÃÃÃÃ Model 20 deskside and rackmount (rear view) (Shown with the fan packs removed) ÃÃ 9-17...
Page 347 Model 20 SIMM Removal/Replacement Note AUTION 9-18...
Page 348 9-19...
Page 349 ÃÃÃÃ SIMM SIMM 1 Socket SIMM 2 Socket SIMM 3 Socket SIMM 4 Socket Edge of SP board 9-20...
Page 350 ÃÃ SIMM 4 Socket SIMM 3 Socket Edge of SP board SIMM Socke Second Pair of Connectors SIMM 1 Memory Modules in Socket ÃÃ 9-21...
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Page 352 GLOSSARY...
Page 358 INDEX...
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