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HP StorageWorks M2402 User Manual (282 pages)

StorageWorks network storage router

Brand: HP | Category: Network Router | Size: 10.09 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
12
Overview
12
- Intended Audience
  12
- Prerequisites
  12
Conventions
13
- Document Conventions
  13
- Text Symbols
  13
- Equipment Symbols
  14
Rack Stability
15
Getting Help
16
- HP Technical Support
  16
- HP Storage Website
  16
- HP Authorized Reseller
  17
1 Introduction

19
- External Features Overview
  20
  - Power Modules
    21
  - Fan Modules
    22
  - Fibre Channel Modules
    23
  - SCSI Modules
    24
  - Ethernet Port/Standby Power Button
    24
  - Serial Port
    26
- Functional Overview
  27
2 Installation

33
- Selecting a Location
  34
- Unpacking the Box
  34
- Mounting the Router on a Desktop
  34
- Installing the Router in a Rack
  34
- Connecting the Power Cord
  40
- Connecting the Interfaces
  41
  - Fibre Channel Connections
    42
  - SCSI Connections
    45
  - Ethernet Connections
    47
  - Serial Port Connections
    48
  - Setting up Serial Port Communications
    49
3 Configuration Overview

51
- Router Default Settings
  52
- UI Overview
  53
  - Visual Manager
    53
  - Serial/Telnet
    53
  - Ftp
    53
  - SNMP Management Information Base
    54
- Common Configuration Settings
  54
  - Controller LUN Commands
    54
  - SCSI Bus Configuration
    55
  - Fibre Channel Port Configuration
    55
  - Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop Configuration
    56
    
    Hard Addressing
    56
    
    Soft Addressing
    56
  - Fibre Channel Switched Fabric Configuration
    56
  - Discovery Mode
    57
  - Host Device Configuration
    57
  - Logical Unit Management
    58
    
    Indexed Maps
    58
    
    Auto Assigned Maps
    59
    
    SCC Maps
    59
  - Buffered Tape Writes
    59
4 Visual Manager User Interface

61
- Visual Manager Access
  63
- Visual Manager Best Practices
  64
- Main Menu
  65
- System Menu
  69
  - Serial Configuration
    71
  - Network Configuration
    72
    
    Ethernet Configuration Settings
    73
    
    Ethernet Override Settings
    74
  - SNMP Configuration
    75
  - Active Fabric Configuration
    77
  - User Configuration
    79
  - Real-Time Clock Configuration
    80
  - Power Supply Configuration
    81
  - Reset Menu
    83
- Modules Menu
  84
- Discovery Menu
  97
- Mapping Menu
  98
- Statistics Menu
  108
- Utilities Menu
  109
  - Beacon Mode Configuration
    110
  - FTP Utility Access
    112
- Trace Settings Configuration
  114
  - Current, Previous, and Last Assert Trace Displays
    116
  - Clear Current Traces and Clear Assert Traces
    117
  - Event Log Configuration
    118
  - Event Log Display
    119
  - Clear Event Log
    120
- Report Menu
  121
- Reboot Option
  122
5 Serial/Telnet User Interface

123
- Telnet UI Access
  125
- Serial UI Access
  126
- Power up Messages
  127
- Serial/Telnet UI Main Menu
  128
- Configuration Menu
  129
- Baud Rate Configuration
  131
- Ethernet and SNMP Configuration
  132
- World Wide Node Name Configuration
  136
- Modules Configuration
  137
  - Configuring Fibre Channel Modules
    138
  - Configuring SCSI Modules
    143
- Device Mapping
  147
  - Changing to the Next Port or Bus
    148
  - Selecting the Current Map
    149
  - Viewing the Current Map
    150
  - Creating a New Map
    151
  - Removing the Current Map
    151
  - Editing the Current Map
    152
    
    Changing the Name of the Current Map
    153
    
    Editing the Map Entries of the Current Map
    153
    
    Adding a Map Entry to a Fibre Channel Map
    155
    
    Scrolling between Display Pages of the Edit Map Entries Screen
    155
    
    Adding a Map Entry to a SCSI Map
    157
    
    Creating a Map Entry for a Fibre Channel Map
    158
    
    Creating an Entry for a SCSI Map
    159
    
    Removing Gaps in the Map
    160
    
    Clearing the Entries from the Current Map
    161
    
    Deleting a Map Entry
    161
    
    Filling in the Current Map
    161
  - Cloning the Current Map
    161
  - Editing the Host List for the Current Map
    162
    
    Scrolling between the Display Pages of the Host List Edit Screen
    163
    
    Selecting a Host
    163
    
    Adding a Host to the Host List
    164
    
    Deleting a Host from the Host List
    164
    
    Editing Host Information
    165
  - Displaying the Entire Device List
    167
- Trace and Event Settings Configuration
  168
  - Configuring Trace Settings
    168
  - Configuring Event Settings
    170
- Real-Time Clock Configuration
  172
- Active Fabric Configuration
  173
- Power Supply Configuration
  174
- Save Configuration
  175
- Restore Last Saved Configuration
  175
- Reset and Save Configuration to Factory Defaults
  175
- System Utility Menu
  176
  - System Statistics
    177
    
    Viewing System Status Information
    177
    
    Viewing Environmental Status Information
    179
    
    Viewing Fibre Channel Status Information
    180
    
    Viewing Fibre Channel Link Information
    181
    
    Viewing Attached Fibre Channel Devices
    183
    
    Viewing Fibre Channel Resource Transport Information
    184
    
    Viewing Fibre Channel Driver Status Information
    185
    
    Viewing SCSI Status Information
    185
    
    Viewing Attached SCSI Devices
    186
    
    Viewing SCSI Statistics
    186
    
    Viewing SCSI Resource Information
    187
  - Event Log
    188
  - Beacon Settings
    189
- Trace Dump Menu
  190
  - Saving Copies of the Trace Buffers Using FTP
    190
- Reboot Option
  192
- Download New Firmware Option
  192
6 FTP User Interface

195
- Accessing the FTP UI
  196
- Backing up and Restoring Configuration Settings
  197
  - Backing up the Router Configuration
    197
  - Restoring the Router Configuration
    198
- Copying Trace Buffers
  199
- Upgrading Firmware
  200
7 Hardware Module Replacement

202
8 Basic Troubleshooting

213
- LED Indicators
  214
- Basic Troubleshooting
  215
  - Verifying SCSI Bus Configuration
    215
  - Verifying Fibre Channel Connection
    216
  - Verifying SCSI Devices in Windows NT
    217
  - Verifying the Router Configuration
    217
  - Verifying Mapping
    218
  - Verifying Devices
    218
  - Verifying the Host Configuration
    218
  - Verifying HBA Device Driver Information
    218
  - Verifying Serial Port Configuration
    219
  - Verifying PRLI Data
    219
- A Serial and Ethernet Pin Assignments
  221
  - DB-9 Serial Pin Assignments
    222
  - RJ-45 Ethernet Cable Pin Assignments
    223
- Controller LUN Commands
  225
  - General Commands
    226
    
    Report Luns Command
    226
    
    Inquiry Command
    227
    
    EVPD Page 0X80
    228
  - Copy Manager Commands
    229
    
    Extended Copy Command
    229
    
    Version 99-143R1
    230
    
    Version SPC-2
    231
    
    Mode Sense (6) and Mode Sense (10) Commands
    232
    
    Receive Copy Results Command
    232
- C Addressing Methods and Table Structures
  233
- D SNMP Management Information Bases
  239
  - Fibre Alliance MIB
    240
    
    Setting Basic Router Information
    240
    
    Setting Router Statistics
    240
    
    Setting Port Name Information
    241
    
    Setting SNMP Trap IP Addresses
    241
    
    Viewing the Router Event Log
    242
  - Enterprise MIB
    242
  - Fibre Alliance MIB 2.2 Table
    243
  - Enterprise MIB Table
    249
- Regulatory Compliance Notices
  259
  - Regulatory Compliance Identification Numbers
    259
  - Federal Communications Commission Notice
    260
    
    Class a Equipment
    260
    
    Class B Equipment
    261
    
    Declaration of Conformity for Products Marked with the FCC Logo
    261
    
    Cables
    262
    
    Modifications
    262
    
    Power Cords
    262
  - Mouse Compliance Statement
    262
  - Canadian Notice (Avis Canadien)
    263
    
    Class a Equipment
    263
    
    Class B Equipment
    263
  - European Union Notice
    263
  - Japanese Notice
    264
  - Taiwanese Notice
    265
  - Laser Device
    265
    
    Compliance with CDRH Regulations
    265
    
    Laser Safety Warnings
    265
    
    Compliance with International Regulations
    266
    
    Laser Information
    266
    
    Laser Product Label
    266
    
    Grounding Methods
    268

HP StorageWorks M2402 User Manual (244 pages)

Network Storage Router

Brand: HP | Category: Network Router | Size: 9.08 MB

User Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
11
- Conventions
  12
  - Document Conventions
    12
  - Text Symbols
    12
  - Equipment Symbols
    13
- Rack Stability
  15
- Getting Help
  16
  - HP Technical Support
    16
  - HP Storage Website
    16
  - HP Authorized Reseller
    16
1 Introduction

17
- External Features Overview
  18
  - Power Module
    19
  - Fan Module
    19
  - Fibre Channel Modules
    20
  - SCSI Modules
    21
  - Ethernet Port/Standby Power Button
    21
  - Serial Port
    22
- Functional Overview
  23
2 Installation

29
- Selecting a Location
  30
- Unpacking the Box
  30
- Placing the Router on a Desktop
  30
- Installing the Router in a Rack
  31
- Connecting the Power Cord
  36
- Connecting the Interfaces
  38
  - Fibre Channel Connections
    39
  - SCSI Connections
    42
  - Ethernet Connections
    44
  - Serial Port Connections
    45
    
    Setting up Serial Port Communications
    46
3 Configuration Overview

47
- Router Default Settings
  48
- UI Overview
  49
  - Visual Manager
    49
  - Serial/Telnet
    49
  - Ftp
    49
- Common Configuration Settings
  50
  - Controller LUN Commands
    50
  - SCSI Bus Configuration
    50
  - Fibre Channel Port Configuration
    51
  - Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop Configuration
    51
    
    Soft Addressing
    51
    
    Hard Addressing
    51
  - Fibre Channel Switched Fabric Configuration
    52
  - Discovery Mode
    52
  - Host Device Configuration
    52
  - Logical Unit Management
    53
    
    Indexed Maps
    54
    
    Auto Assigned Maps
    54
    
    SCC Maps
    54
  - Buffered Tape Writes
    54
4 Visual Manager User Interface

55
- Visual Manager Access
  57
- Visual Manager Best Practices
  59
- Main Menu
  60
- System Menu
  63
  - Serial Configuration
    64
  - Network Configuration
    65
    
    Ethernet Configuration Settings
    66
    
    Ethernet Override Settings
    67
  - SNMP Configuration (Not Supported)
    67
  - Active Fabric Configuration
    68
  - User Configuration
    70
  - Real-Time Clock Configuration
    71
  - Power Supply Configuration
    72
  - Reset Menu
    73
- Modules Menu
  74
- Discovery Menu
  86
- Mapping Menu
  87
- Statistics Menu
  97
- Utilities Menu
  98
  - Beacon Mode Configuration
    99
  - FTP Utility Access
    100
- Trace Settings Configuration
  102
  - Current, Previous, and Last Assert Trace Displays
    104
  - Clear Current Traces and Clear Assert Traces
    105
  - Event Log Configuration
    106
  - Event Log Display
    107
  - Clear Event Log
    108
- Report Menu
  109
- Reboot Option
  110
5 Serial/Telnet User Interface

111
- Telnet UI Access
  113
- Serial UI Access
  114
- Serial/Telnet UI Main Menu
  115
- Configuration Menu
  116
- Baud Rate Configuration
  118
- Ethernet Configuration
  119
- World Wide Node Name Configuration
  122
- Modules Configuration
  123
  - Configuring Fibre Channel Modules
    124
  - Configuring SCSI Modules
    128
- Device Mapping
  132
- Trace and Event Settings Configuration
  152
  - Configuring Event Settings
    154
    
    Real-Time Clock Configuration
    155
    
    Active Fabric Configuration
    156
    
    Power Supply Configuration
    158
- Save Configuration
  159
- System Utility Menu
  160
  - System Statistics
    161
    
    Viewing System Status Information
    162
    
    Viewing Environmental Status Information
    163
    
    Viewing Fibre Channel Status Information
    164
    
    Viewing Fibre Channel Driver Status Information
    168
  - Event Log
    170
- Trace Dump Menu
  171
  - Saving Copies of the Trace Buffers Using FTP
    172
  - Reboot Option
    173
- Download New Firmware Option
  174
6 FTP User Interface

175
- Backing up and Restoring Configuration Settings
  176
  - Restoring the Router Configuration
    177
- Copying Trace Buffers
  178
- Upgrading Firmware
  179
7 Hardware Module Replacement

181
8 Basic Troubleshooting

195
- Verifying SCSI Bus Configuration
  196
- Verifying SCSI Devices in Windows NT
  197
- Verifying Mapping
  198
- Verifying Serial Port Configuration
  199
- DB-9 Serial Pin Assignments
  201
- RJ-45 Ethernet Cable Pin Assignments
  203
- General Commands
  206
  - Inquiry Command
    207
    
    EVPD Page 0X80
    208
- Copy Manager Commands
  210
  - Version SPC-2
    211
  - Receive Copy Results Command
    212
100 C Addressing Methods and Table Structures

216
500 D Regulatory Compliance Notices.

219
- Federal Communications Commission Notice
  219
  - Class a Equipment
    220
- Declaration of Conformity for Products Marked with the FCC Logo
  221
  - Power Cords
    222
- International Notices
  223
  - European Union Notice
    224
  - BSMI Notice
    225
- Laser Device
  226
  - Laser Product Label
    227
- Grounding Methods
  230
- Index
  231

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HP StorageWorks M2402 User Manual (282 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Installation

3 Configuration Overview

4 Visual Manager User Interface

5 Serial/Telnet User Interface

6 FTP User Interface

7 Hardware Module Replacement

8 Basic Troubleshooting