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HP D2D100 User Manual

HP D2D100 User Manual (176 pages)

HP StorageWorks D2D Backup System (HP D2D2503) User Guide (EH990-90905, December 2008)

Brand: HP | Category: Storage | Size: 8.14 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

13
- Intended Audience
  13
- Related Documentation
  13
- Document Conventions and Symbols
  13
- Document Conventions
  13
- HP Technical Support
  14
- Customer Self Repair
  14
- Product Warranties
  14
- Registering Your HP D2D Backup System
  14
- Subscription Service
  15
- HP Websites
  15
- Documentation Feedback
  15
- Before You Start
  17
  - Front View of the HP D2D Backup System
    17
1 Before You Start

18
- Optional Tape Attach
  18
- Software and Hardware Requirements
  18
  - Rear View of the HP D2D Backup System
    18
- Terminology
  19
  - Autoloaders
    19
  - Backup Devices and Slots
    19
  - Deduplication
    19
  - Emulation Types
    19
  - Hosts on an Ethernet Network
    19
  - Device Conﬁguration with One Host
    20
  - Iscsi
    21
  - Mail Slots (Import/Export Elements)
    21
  - Physical Tape Drives
    21
  - Device Conﬁguration with Multiple Hosts
    21
  - Raid
    22
- Storage Capacity
  22
  - Replication
    22
  - Tape Attach
    22
    
    Physical Storage
    22
  - Tape Rotation Strategies
    22
- Data Deduplication
  23
  - Technology Types
    23
    
    Beneﬁts of HP D2D Deduplication
    23
    
    Data Deduplication and the HP D2D
    23
    
    Data Stored after Deduplication
    23
    
    Deduplication and Compression
    24
  - Tape Rotation Example with Data Deduplication
    24
    
    Data Parameters
    24
    
    Retention Policy
    24
    
    Typical Savings
    24
- Space Saving with Deduplication
  25
  - Data Deduplication Savings, Example
    25
Connecting and Installing the HP D2D Backup System

27
Attaching a Physical Tape Library or Tape Drive (Optional)

39
Advanced Installation

45
- Manual Driver Installation
  45
- System Console Connections on the HP D2D
  48
- System Console Screen
  48
  - Iscsi Initiator
    49
    
    Iscsi Initiator Download Page
    49
    
    Manual Iscsi Initiator Installation
    49
    
    General Tab
    50
    
    The Iscsi Initiator and Authentication
    50
    
    The Microsoft Iscsi Initiator
    50
- General Tab (Iscsi)
  51
- CHAP Secret
  51
  - Discovery Tab
    52
  - Targets Tab
    52
  - Discovery Tab (Iscsi)
    52
  - Add Target Portal
    52
  - Targets Tab (Iscsi)
    53
    
    Advanced Settings CHAP
    54
    
    Persistent Targets Tab
    54
    
    Bound Volumes/Devices Tab
    55
    
    Linux and UNIX Iscsi Initiators
    55
    
    Persistent Targets Tab (Iscsi)
    55
    
    Front Panel Leds
    57
    
    Leds
    57
Rear Panel Leds

57
- Front View of the HP D2D Backup System
  57
- Beacon Mode
  58
  - Rear Panel Leds
    58
Conﬁguring and Using Replication

59
The Web Management Interface

87
- What Is the Web Management Interface
  87
- To Run the Web Management Interface
  87
- Summary
  87
  - Summary (Home)
    88
    
    Status Icons
    90
  - Devices (Conﬁguration)
    90
    
    Emulation Types for Tape Devices
    91
    
    Libraries, Slots and Storage Capacity
    91
- Device Parameters (Top Half of the Page)
  91
  - User Recommendations
    92
  - To View Device Details
    92
  - To Edit Device Details
    92
  - To Create a New Device
    92
- Device Parameters
  92
  - To Delete a Device
    94
  - Cartridges (Conﬁguration)
    94
  - Cartridge Parameters
    95
    
    Empty Slots
    96
    
    To Delete a Cartridge
    96
    
    To Edit Maximum Size
    96
    
    To Write Protect a Cartridge
    96
    
    To Create a Cartridge
    97
    
    To Move or Unload Cartridges
    97
  - Network (Conﬁguration)
    97
    
    To Edit Network Settings
    98
    
    Resetting Network Settings to Factory Defaults
    99
  - Network Parameters
    99
  - Network Port Parameters
    99
    
    Beacon Mode
    100
  - Email Alerts (Conﬁguration)
    100
    
    To Conﬁgure Microsoft Exchange Server
    101
- Email Parameters
  101
  - Disk (Status)
    102
    
    Disk Usage
    102
    
    Physical Disks
    103
    
    RAID Status
    103
    
    Iscsi (Status)
    104
- Physical Disk Parameters
  104
  - Log (Status)
    105
    
    Sorting and Searching the Log
    106
  - Tape Attach Pages
    106
    
    Replication Pages
    106
    
    Mapping Conﬁguration (Replication)
    107
    
    Status (Replication)
    107
    
    Local Library
    108
    
    Local Library Parameters
    108
    
    Replication Source for Local Library Parameters
    109
    
    The Replication Wizards
    109
- Slot Mapping for Local Library to Source Library Parameters
  109
  - Appliance (Replication)
    110
    
    Target and Source Appliance Parameters
    111
    
    To Add a Target Appliance
    111
    
    To Edit or Remove a Target Appliance
    111
- Create New Target Appliance
  111
  - Target Appliance Parameters
    111
  - Local Settings (Replication)
    112
    
    Conﬁgure Blackout Windows
    112
    
    Source Appliance Parameters
    112
    
    Conﬁgure Replication Ports
    113
    
    Enable Bandwidth Limiting
    113
    
    Event History (Replication)
    113
    
    Admin (Settings)
    114
    
    Sorting and Searching the Event History
    114
    
    Date & Time (Settings)
    115
    
    Resetting the Password
    115
    
    Shutdown (Settings)
    116
  - Firmware (Settings)
    117
    
    Support (Settings)
    118
    
    License (Settings)
    119
    
    More about Capacity Upgrade Licensing
    119
    
    More about Replication Licensing
    119
    
    To Apply the License Key
    119
Using Tape Attach

121
- Options for Archiving to Tape
  121
  - A Note about Terminology
    121
  - Archiving Methods
    122
    
    Cartridge Copy
    122
    
    Why Use the Copy Functionality
    122
    
    Cartridge Export
    123
    
    Disadvantages of Copy
    123
    
    When Is It Necessary to Restore from a Copied Cartridge
    123
    
    When Would Copy be Used
    123
    
    When Would Export be Used
    124
    
    Why Use the Export Functionality
    124
- Cartridge Export
  124
  - When Would I Restore from an Exported Cartridge
    125
  - Disadvantages of Export
    125
  - Compression
    125
  - Cartridge Import
    125
  - Tape Spanning
    126
  - Tape Attach and Replication
    126
    
    Using the Tape Attach Web Pages
    126
- Cartridge Import
  126
  - Conﬁguration (Tape Attach)
    127
    
    Adding Tape Storage Devices to the List
    127
    
    Viewing and Editing Tape Device Details
    127
    
    Obtaining Support
    128
    
    Viewing Cartridge Details
    128
    
    Upgrading Tape Storage Device Firmware
    129
    
    Manual Jobs (Tape Attach)
    130
    
    To Copy to Attached Tape Storage Device
    131
    
    To Select Cartridges on the HP D2D Library
    131
    
    To Export to Attached Tape Storage Device
    133
    
    Scheduled Jobs (Tape Attach)
    134
    
    To Import from Attached Tape Storage Device
    134
    
    To Create a Scheduled Job
    135
- Job Schedule Parameters
  138
  - Sorting and Searching Scheduled Jobs
    139
  - To View, Edit or Delete Existing Schedules
    139
- Scheduled Job Details
  139
  - Status (Tape Attach)
    140
    
    To Cancel a Job
    140
    
    If an Error Occurs
    141
    
    Job History (Tape Attach)
    141
    
    Sorting and Searching the Job History
    142
Copy Using a Tape Drive Attached to the Host

143
- Requirements
  143
  - Tape Drives Supported
    143
  - Archive from Host to Tape Process
    143
    
    Further Information
    144
  - Compression
    144
- Archiving to Tape
  144
Restore Processes Without Replication

145
11 Troubleshooting

151
- Connecting the Hardware
  151
- Connecting to the HP D2D from the Backup Application
  151
- Connecting to the Network
  151
- Performance
  152
  - Network
    152
  - Web Management Interface Errors and Warnings
    152
    
    Disk RAID Errors and Warnings
    152
    
    Network Warnings
    153
    
    System State
    153
- Power On/Off Problems
  153
12 Hard Disk Replacement

157
- Summary Page with RAID Status Warning
  158
  - If You Have a System Console
    159
  - Identifying the Failed Disk
    159
    
    If You Have Email Alerts
    160
    
    The Event Log
    160
- System Console Showing Failed Disks
  160
  - Electrostatic Discharge Information
    161
  - Replacing the Hard Disk
    161
  - Log Showing Disk Failure
    161
  - Removing the Top Cover
    162
- Removing the Middle Cover
  163
  - Disk Numbering
    163
- Removing the Hard Drive Assembly
  164
- Removing Disk from Carrier
  164
  - Installing Disk in Carrier
    165
- Fastening Disk to Carrier
  165
- Installing the Disk
  166
  - Reinstalling the Top Middle Cover
    166
  - Reinstalling the Top Cover
    167
    
    Email Alerts and Log
    168
    
    If You Have a System Console
    168
- RAID Rebuilding
  168
  - If Several Disks Fail
    169
- System Console During RAID Rebuild
  169
  - Replacing the Disks
    170
- Status Showing Multiple Disk Failure
  170
- RAID Showing Two Disk Failures
  170
- Devices Page Awaiting RAID Initialization
  170
  - Initializing RAID
    171
    
    Create Cartridges
    171
- System Console after Two Disks Are Replaced
  171
Index

173

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HP D2D100 User Manual

HP D2D100 User Manual (144 pages)

HP StorageWorks D2D4004 and HP D2D4009 Backup System User Guide (EH938-90924, October 2008)

Brand: HP | Category: Storage | Size: 9.15 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

11
- Intended Audience
  11
- Related Documentation
  11
- Document Conventions and Symbols
  11
- Document Conventions
  11
  - HP Technical Support
    12
  - Customer Self Repair
    12
  - Product Warranties
    12
  - Registering Your HP D2D Backup System
    12
  - Subscription Service
    13
  - HP Websites
    13
  - Documentation Feedback
    13
Before You Start

15
- Overview
  15
- Front View of the HP D2D Backup System
  15
  - Optional Tape Attach
    16
  - Software and Hardware Requirements
    16
- Rear View of the HP D2D Backup System
  16
- Terminology
  17
  - Autoloaders
    17
  - Backup Devices and Slots
    17
  - Emulation Types
    17
  - Fibre Channel
    17
  - Terminology Autoloaders
    17
  - Hosts on an Ethernet Network
    18
- Device Conﬁguration with One Host
  18
  - Hosts on an FC Network
    19
  - Import/Export and Copy
    19
  - Iscsi
    19
  - Libraries
    19
- Device Conﬁguration with Multiple Hosts
  19
  - Mail Slots (Import/Export Elements)
    20
  - Physical Tape Drives
    20
  - Storage Capacity
    20
  - Raid
    20
    
    Physical Storage
    20
    
    Tape Rotation Strategies
    20
  - Data Deduplication
    21
    
    Beneﬁts of HP D2D Deduplication
    21
    
    Data Deduplication and the HP D2D
    21
    
    Technology Types
    21
- Data Stored after Deduplication
  21
  - Deduplication and Compression
    22
  - Tape Rotation Example with Data Deduplication
    22
    
    Data Parameters
    22
    
    Retention Policy
    22
    
    Typical Savings
    22
- Space Saving with Deduplication
  23
- Data Deduplication Savings, Example
  23
Connecting and Installing the HP D2D Backup System

25
Attaching a Physical Tape Drive (Optional)

37
Advanced Installation

45
HP D2D Backup Systems and Fibre Channel

59
- Fibre Channel Topologies
  59
- Zoning
  59
- Fibre Channel Connection
  60
- Fibre Channel (Conﬁguration)
  61
  - To Edit the FC Conﬁguration
    61
  - Fibre Channel (Status)
    61
    
    Devices Section
    62
    
    Library Section
    62
Leds

63
- Front Panel Leds
  63
  - Hard Drive Leds
    63
- Front View of the HP D2D Backup System
  63
  - Rear Panel Leds
    64
- Drive Leds
  64
  - Fibre Channel Card Leds
    65
- Rear Panel Leds
  65
  - FC Card Leds
    65
    
    Beacon Mode
    66
The Web Management Interface

67
- What Is the Web Management Interface
  67
- To Run the Web Management Interface
  67
- Summary
  67
  - Summary (Home)
    68
    
    Status Icons
    69
  - Devices (Conﬁguration)
    69
    
    Emulation Types for Tape Devices
    70
- Device Parameters (Top Half of the Page)
  70
  - Libraries, Slots and Storage Capacity
    71
    
    To Edit Device Details
    71
    
    To View Device Details
    71
    
    User Recommendations
    71
    
    To Create a New Device
    72
- Device Parameters
  72
  - To Delete a Device
    73
  - Cartridges (Conﬁguration)
    74
    
    Empty Slots
    75
  - Cartridge Parameters
    75
    
    To Create a Cartridge
    76
    
    To Delete a Cartridge
    76
    
    To Edit Maximum Size
    76
    
    To Write Protect a Cartridge
    76
  - Network (Conﬁguration)
    77
    
    To Edit Network Settings
    77
    
    Resetting Network Settings to Factory Defaults
    78
  - Network Parameters
    78
- Network Port Parameters
  78
- Email Parameters
  80
  - Disk (Status)
    81
    
    Disk Usage
    82
    
    RAID (Status)
    82
    
    Physical Disks
    83
    
    RAID Status
    83
- Physical Disk Parameters
  83
  - Iscsi (Status)
    84
  - Fibre Channel (Status)
    84
  - Log (Status)
    84
  - Tape Attach Pages
    85
    
    Admin (Settings)
    85
    
    Resetting the Password
    86
    
    Shutdown (Settings)
    86
    
    Firmware (Settings)
    87
    
    Backup (Settings)
    89
    
    To Generate the Conﬁguration File
    89
    
    License (Settings)
    90
    
    Support (Settings)
    90
    
    To Upload the Conﬁguration File
    90
    
    To Apply the License Key
    91
Export, Import and Copy Using an Attached Tape Drive

93
- Requirements for Connecting a Tape Drive to the HP D2D
  93
- A Note about Terminology
  93
- Archiving Methods
  94
  - Cartridge Copy
    94
    
    When Is It Necessary to Restore from a Copied Cartridge
    95
    
    When Would Copy be Used
    95
    
    Why Use the Copy Functionality
    95
- Cartridge Copy
  95
  - Disadvantages of Copy
    96
  - Cartridge Export
    96
    
    When Would Export be Used
    97
    
    When Would I Restore from an Exported Cartridge
    97
    
    Why Use the Export Functionality
    97
- Cartridge Export
  97
  - Disadvantages of Export
    98
  - Compression
    98
  - Cartridge Import
    98
  - Tape Spanning
    99
  - Using the Web Management Interface to Copy/Export/Import Cartridges
    99
    
    Adding Tape Drives to the List
    99
    
    Conﬁguration (Tape Attach)
    99
    
    Copy/Export/Import (Tape Attach)
    100
    
    To Copy to Attached Tape Drive
    100
    
    Upgrading Tape Drive Firmware
    100
    
    To Export to Attached Tape Drive
    101
    
    To Import from Attached Tape Drive
    102
    
    Status (Tape Attach)
    103
    
    To Cancel a Job
    103
    
    If an Error Occurs
    104
    
    Schedule (Tape Attach)
    104
    
    To Create a Schedule
    104
    
    Job History (Tape Attach)
    106
    
    To View, Edit or Delete Existing Schedules
    106
- Job Schedule Parameters
  106
Copy Using a Tape Drive Attached to the Host

109
- Requirements
  109
  - Tape Drives Supported
    109
  - Archive from Host to Tape Process
    109
    
    Further Information
    110
  - Compression
    110
- Archiving to Tape
  110
10 Restore Processes

111
11 Troubleshooting

117
- Connecting the Hardware
  117
- Connecting to the HP D2D from the Backup Application
  117
- Connecting to the Network
  117
- Performance
  118
  - Web Management Interface Errors and Warnings
    118
    
    Disk RAID Errors and Warnings
    118
    
    Network
    118
    
    Network Warnings
    119
    
    System State
    119
- Power On/Off Problems
  119
12 Hard Disk Replacement

123
- Raid 6
  123
  - How Do I Know a Disk Has Failed
    123
- Drive Leds
  123
- Summary Page with RAID Status Warning
  124
  - If You Have a System Console
    125
- Identifying the Failed Disk(S)
  125
  - If You Have Email Alerts
    126
  - The Event Log
    126
- System Console Showing Failed Disks
  126
  - Replacing the Hard Disk
    127
- Log Showing Disk Failure
  127
- Disk Numbering
  127
- Removing the Hard Drive
  128
- Installing a Replacement Hard Disk
  128
  - Email Alerts and Log
    129
  - If You Have a System Console
    129
- RAID Rebuilding
  129
  - If Several Disks Fail
    130
- System Console During RAID Rebuild
  130
  - Replacing the Disks
    131
- Status Showing Multiple Disk Failure
  131
- RAID Showing Three Disk Failures
  131
- Devices Page Awaiting RAID Initialization
  131
  - Initializing RAID
    132
    
    Create Cartridges
    132
- System Console after Three Disks Are Replaced
  132
13 Capacity Upgrade

133
- An Overview of the Capacity Upgrade Process
  133
- Installing the Upgrade Kit
  133
- Disk Numbering
  134
- Removing the Hard Drive Blank
  134
  - Summary and RAID Pages after Adding Disks
    135
- Installing a Hard Disk
  135
- Summary Page after Adding Disks
  135
  - About the Capacity Licence
    136
  - Applying the LTU
    136
- RAID Page after Adding Disks
  136
  - Completing the RAID Expansion
    137
- Summary Page after Expansion Prompting for Reboot
  138
- RAID after Expansion and Reboot
  139
Index

141

HP D2D100 User Manual

HP D2D100 User Manual (41 pages)

Smart Array P400 Controller User Guide

Brand: HP | Category: Storage | Size: 0.93 MB

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HP D2D100 Release Note

HP D2D100 Release Note (4 pages)

HP StorageWorks D2D Backup System Release Notes (EH880-90963, February 2008)

Brand: HP | Category: Storage | Size: 0.19 MB

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