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  • Page 1 IW-RJ448-05 User Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents PREFACE ............................1 SAFETY INFORMATION ......................... 1 CAUTION ............................2 SPECIFICATIONS ..........................3 Product Introduction ......................4 Box Contents ..........................4 General Information ......................... 5 1.2.1 Front Panel Controls and Indicators ......................6 1.2.2 Rear Panel Configuration .......................... 7 1.2.2.1 Expander (Host) Configuration .........................
  • Page 3 Expander Board Introduction (Host & Disk) ................. 21 Expander Board (Host) ......................21 Expander Board (Disk) ......................22 User Interface Introduction ....................23 Overview ..........................23 Key Features ........................... 23 Software Management ......................24 4.3.1 System Management Structure ......................24 4.3.2 Serial Port Management .........................

  • Page 4: Preface

    InWin’s server website to download the latest updated version. SAFETY INFORMATION To ensure a safe and smooth operation of your InWin IW-RJ448-05, it is essential that you choose an appropriate location for the system, provide an appropriate operating environment and supply an adequate amount power for all components of the system.

  • Page 5: Caution

    Installing or removing jumpers: A jumper is a short length conductor used to close, open or bypass part of an electronic circuit. Jumpers on InWin backplanes have a small tab on top that you can pick up with your fingertips. Grip the jumper carefully and plug the jumper to cover the jumper pins on the backplane.

  • Page 6: Specifications

    SPECIFICATIONS Model Name IW-RJ448-05 Standard EIA-RS310D Dimensions (D x W x H) 736.6 x 482.6 x 176 mm w/o Front Door (29" x 19" x 7") Storage External: Hot-swap 3.5" x 48 (SAS 12Gbps) Supports Power Supply ▪ Form Factor: High efficiency redundant PSU (PSU+FAN Modules) ▪...

  • Page 7: Product Introduction

    1 Product Introduction Box Contents...

  • Page 8: General Information

    General Information Designed for high scalability and high availability in storage applications, the IW-RJ448-05 JBOD enclosure is a high density 4U rackmount storage chassis with 48 tool-less bays. It features dual hot-swap SAS 12G expander modules, six Mini-SAS HD (SFF-8644) for each 12G expander module, six PSU +Fan module fans, dual redundant 1100W power + fan module, and GUI supports via Ethernet board (Optional).

  • Page 9: Front Panel Controls And Indicators

    1.2.1 Front Panel Controls and Indicators The front panel includes control buttons and LED indicators. Name Color Status Description Blue Solid on System is powered on Power On/Off Button with LED System is off Chassis ID Button with Press the button to activate chassis Blue Solid on identification...

  • Page 10: Rear Panel Configuration

    1.2.2 Rear Panel Configuration Item Item Power Module 1 (PSU+FAN Module) Fan Module 6 (PSU+FAN Module) Power Module 2 (PSU+FAN Module) Primary Expander Module Fan Module 1 (PSU+FAN Module) Secondary Expander Module Fan Module 2 (PSU+FAN Module) Power Module Handle Fan Module 3 (PSU+FAN Module) Power Switch Fan Module 4 (PSU+FAN Module)

  • Page 11: Expander (Host) Configuration

    1.2.2.1 Expander (Host) Configuration Name Description SAS Port LEDs Host HBA/RAID card connection SAS Host Ports External Uplink, Connect to HBA/RAID card SAS Expansion Ports Connect to cascading JBOD External Downlink, Expander Module Status LED Heartbeat ID LED / Button Press the button to activate chassis identification Expander Serial Port (RS-232) RS-232 Support...

  • Page 12: Hardware Installation

    2 Hardware Installation Removing and Installing a Hard Drive The IW-RJ448-05 JBOD features tool-less trays, users can easily swap drives without any screws. NOTE: Do not leave the HDD drawer open for more than 1 minute to prevent overheating. 2.1.1 Open the HDD Drawer Step 1: Loosen the keylock and the thumbscrews of the drawer.
  • Page 13 Step 4: Align the HDD screw holes and plug in the pins on the side of the tray. Keep the tray pins against the HDD screw holes and push the disk tray back to the location. Step 5: Release the latch to close the cover to lock. Step 1: Push Push...

  • Page 14: Removing A Hard Drive

    Step 2 Pull Pull Step 4 Push Removing and Installing the Fan Module The IW-RJ448-05 JBOD has built-in fan modules that support hot-swappable and redundant features, which are easy to maintain with the tool-less design. 2.2.1 Removing the Fan Module...

  • Page 15: Installing The Fan Module

    Step 1: Loosen the thumbscrew of the fan module. Step 2: Press the handle and pull out the fan module with the slot to separate it from the PSU+FAN module. Step 1 Step 2 Pull 2.2.2 Installing the Fan Module Step 1: Push the fan module back into the slot until it clicks.

  • Page 16: Removing And Installing The Psu+Fan Module

    Removing and Installing the PSU+FAN Module The IW-RJ448-05 hosts dual built-in redundant 1100W PSU+FAN modules. Each module cage contains one 1100W power supply and three fan modules. With this function, the system is capable of still functioning if one of the modules fail. To replace it, the user only needs to release the failed module, then insert a functional module.

  • Page 17: Removing And Installing The Host & Disk Expander Module

    Step 2 Removing and Installing the Host & Disk Expander Module The IW-RJ448-05 JBOD is accommodated with pre-installed dual redundant host expander and four redundant disk expander modules. The internal expander is primary, and the external expander will be the secondary. The host expander module includes an Ethernet management module, which allows users to monitor and maintain the system.

  • Page 18: Installing The Host Expander Module

    Step 2 Step 3 Pull 2.4.2 Installing the Host Expander Module Step 1: Push the expander module into the cage until it clicks back to the original location. Step 2: Rotate the lever back into position. Step 3: Tighten the thumbscrew. Step 1 Push Step 2...
  • Page 19 Step 4: Loosen the thumbscrew of the module. Step 5: Rotate the disk expander module handle outward. Step 6: Pull out the disk expander module. Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Unplug the Cables Step 6 Pull...

  • Page 20: Installing The Disk Expander Module

    2.4.4 Installing the Disk Expander Module NOTE: Do not leave the HDD drawer open for more than 1 minute to prevent overheating. Step 1: Place the disk expander module into the cage until it clicks. Step 2: Align the thumbscrew into position and tighten the thumbscrew. Step 3: Connect the cable to the disk expander module.

  • Page 21: Rail Installation

    Rail nstallation The IW-RJ448-05 JBOD is a high density 4U rackmount storage model, which supports EIA-RS310D standard cabinets and chassis racks. InWin provides standard fixed rail blades for mounting the RJ448-05 JBOD chassis to cabinets. 2.5.1 The Type of Rail Kit Please follow the instructions to install the rails on the cabinet or chassis rack according to the rail type you ordered.
  • Page 22 NOTE: Heavy! Handle with Care! Use and secure the removable handle rivets before transporting. At least two people are required for the following operation: Step 2: Place the unit into the rack carefully. Align the fixed rail blade to the rail bracket and push the chassis towards the rear of the cabinet.
  • Page 23 Step 2 Rear Rear Front Front Step 3 Rear Front Rear Front...

  • Page 24: Expander Board Introduction (Host & Disk)

    3 Expander Board Introduction (Host & Disk) Expander Board (Host) Location Description (HOST) External Uplink JS1-JS4 MINI SAS HD Connector (Expansion)External Downlink JS5-JS6 MINI SAS HD Connector LED1-LED6 PHY LINK LED LED7 Status LED Programming (Factory Only) ID SW/LED System Reset (Factory Only) Flash Burn-In Test (Factory Only) CON2 Management LAN Port...

  • Page 25: Expander Board (Disk)

    Expander Board (Disk) Location Description Programming (Factory Only) Console Debug Mode Console Smart Mode MB Fan Control PMBUS Front Panel Signal Connector EFN1 Expander Fan Connector LED11/12/13 (LED11-13) JS1-JS3 PHY LED LED01 Expander Heartbeat LED JS1-JS2: Internal Mini-SAS HD Uplink JS1-JS3 JS3: Internal Mini-SAS HD Downlink Power Mode Select...

  • Page 26: User Interface Introduction

    This users’ manual is for all series of InWin JBOD systems including RJ-212, RJ-224, RJ- 316, RJ-424, RJ-448, RJ-460 and RJ-472. It provides the information and instructions of frequently used functions.

  • Page 27: Software Management

    Software Management 4.3.1 System Management Structure InWin’s JBOD Systems supports an out-of-band Network Management feature, which enables a rich set of protocols and a flexible way for SAS Expander management anytime from anywhere.

  • Page 28: Serial Port Management

    The rich set of network protocols are leveraged for flexible remote management. The supported protocols including Telnet, SSH, Web-GUI, SNMP and SMTP enables various ways to manage the system. Please be sure the IP address of the system is correctly configured to enable network access.
  • Page 29 4.3.2.1 CLI Commands Some useful CLI commands are listed below ■ Network Management Layer “/mgmt.s#” prompts in the Console Terminal, which means the system is now in the network management level. Under this level, users can manage the network setting such as configuring the IP address and enabling/disabling services.
  • Page 30 Note: Any changes that have been made only available until system reboot. Please be sure to type ‘save’ command to store the configuration so the changes will be kept for next system boot. ■ Expander Management Layer “cd expander0” “console 0” changes the directory for bridge expander management.

  • Page 31: Network Management

    Type “? <command>” to display usage of the command. As the design, there are three internal expanders inside the chassis expanded from the bridge expander. Users can also get into the internal expander management when required. Type “cd expander1” “console 1” to manage 1 expander.
  • Page 32 Note: The factory default IP address is static address 192.168.100.1. If there is a DHCP server in the IP network, users can simply change the IP address on web GUI or through serial console. In serial console, type “dhcp 1” in “mgmt.s”...
  • Page 34 4.3.3.3 Web-GUI ■ The Web-GUI is the easiest way to manage the JBOD system. It is enabled by default on this system. ■ Users can simply open the web browser and give the JBOD management IP address in the URL address field to start managing.
  • Page 35 Login Page Version Page...
  • Page 36 IT people to manage mass amounts of systems, devices and equipment which are embedded with a SNMP agent. ■ The InWin JBOD system’s management module is implemented by a SNMP agent with v1 and v2c support. ■ Users need to configure the same read and write community string in the JBOD system as the SNMP manager so the system can be managed by the SNMP Manager.

  • Page 37: Version Information

    IP address, read community string and write community string to match the settings in the system. Compiling the InWin JBOD MIB file to the SNMP manager is necessary. Below is an example to browse the system MIB with a free SNMP Manager tool.

  • Page 38: System Status

    4.3.4.1 CLI (UART, Telnet and SSH) ■Type the “version” command on “mgmt.s” Layer to display all the version information including Ethernet firmware version, Expander firmware version and MFG CFG file version. 4.3.4.2 Web-GUI ■ Type system IP address on Web Browser URL address field to gain access to the system.
  • Page 39 4.3.5.1 CLI (UART, Telnet and SSH) ■ Type “encl sensor” command in “mgmt.s/expander0” layer to display the System sensors’ readings and their status. ■ Please note that the Expander temperature sensors “Exp Die” is the silicon core temperature and the temperature sensors “BPx-Sensor x” are on the backplanes.

  • Page 40: Network Settings

    4.3.6 Network Settings The Network settings is for configuring system network information such as DHCP/Static IP Address selection, Network Services, Mail configuration and SNMP configuration. 4.3.6.1 CLI (UART, Telnet and SSH with Ethernet Board) ■ There are a couple network setting commands on ”mgmt.s” layer such as “ipaddr”, “gateway”, “netmask”, …etc.

  • Page 41: Disk Information

    4.3.7 Disk Information The disk information is to show the disk drives’ status on the system, including Bay id, Phy id, SAS Address, Link speed and current status. 4.3.7.1 CLI (UART, Telnet and SSH) ■ Type the “phyinfox -s” command on “mgmt.s/expander0” layer to display the system hard disk drives’...

  • Page 42: Zone Setting

    4.3.7.2 Web-GUI ■ Type the system IP address on the web browser URL field to gain access to the system. After logging in, click the “Disk” button on the left panel to view the disk drives information on the right panel. Scroll down to view all information if the display is out of page.
  • Page 43 ■ For RJ-212-03, RJ-316-03 and RJ-424-03 systems, Type “c.zone” command in “mgmt.s/primary” and “mgmt/secondary” layer to show the zoning status. Type “c.zone enable” to enable zoning feature. Type “c.zone disable” to disable zoning feature. Please refer to below the capture for details.
  • Page 44 Note: Zoning configuration with CLI in serial console or Telnet session requires a system reboot to take effect. In Web-GUI, Expanders would be reset when applied. Zoning configuration needs to be set on both domains manually to make them work consistently.

  • Page 45: Firmware Upgrade

    ■ For RJ-212, RJ-316, RJ-224 and RJ-424 Type the system IP address on the web browser URL field to gain access to the system. After logging in, click the “Zone” button on the left panel to view and configure the zoning setting of the system on the right panel of the page.
  • Page 46 There are 3 firmware for the InWin JBOD system: 1. Network Management Firmware 2. SAS Expander Firmware 3. SAS Expander MFG CFG file There are a couple of ways to upgrade the system firmware according to the HW configurations. Please note that the upgraded firmware won’t take effect until a...
  • Page 47 ■ Management Firmware upgrade Type “upgrade <tftp_server_ip> <filename>” command to start Management Firmware upgrade. ■ SAS Expander Firmware It’s the same as for Management firmware by using the Expander Firmware filename instead in command. “upgrade <tftp_server_ip> <filename>”...
  • Page 48 ■ SAS Expander MFG CFG file Same as Management firmware by using the Expander MFG CFG file filename in command. “upgrade <tftp_server_ip> <filename>”...
  • Page 49 4.3.9.2 Web-GUI ■ Upgrade system firmware through Web-GUI is much easier than other ways. Just simply select the firmware by file browser and click ‘Apply’ to start. All the firmware including Network Management firmware, SAS Expander firmware and MFG CFG file apply the same way to upgrade. After system upgrade, be sure to reboot system to take effect the new firmware which has been upgraded to the hardware.
  • Page 50 Click the “Upgrade” button to start the firmware upgrade. Web would direct to a page telling the firmware is upgrading. After upgrade is done, Web will direct to the Login page.

  • Page 51: Web Console

    A system reboot is require to take effect. 4.3.10 Web Console Web console provides an easy way for users to apply CLI commands to a specific SAS Expander without needing a console terminal. 4.3.10.1 Utilize Web Console ■ Login into Web-GUI then click “Console” on the left panel. Then, on the right panel, select the SAS expander that you would like to apply the command to and fill the command to the rightest square.

  • Page 52: Advanced Configuration

    4.3.11 Advanced Configuration There are some other advanced configurations that the users might want to configure to the non-factory-default settings. Warning: Changing factory default setting is not encouraged. Please be sure you have consult our technical staffs before making these changes. Be cautious to the risks of the changes you have made.
  • Page 53 Command “c.syscfg cool <CoolMode>” under “mgmt.s\primary” or “mgmt.s\secondary” layer to set the cooling mode. Eg. “c.syscfg cool ac” to turn into aggressive mode. Be sure to configure the same on both domain and reboot system to take effect. 4.3.11.2 EDFB Configuration ■...
  • Page 54 For RJ-212, RJ-316, RJ-224 and RJ424: Command “? c.syscfg” under “mgmt.s\primary” or “mgmt.s\secondary” layer to show the command usage. Command “c.syscfg <EdfbMode>” under “mgmt.s\primary” or “mgmt.s\secondary” layer to enable or disable EDFB mode. Eg. “c.syscfg edfb dis” to disable EDFB mode. Please be sure to reboot system to take effect after configuration.

  • Page 55: Appendix A

    Appendix A Management Firmware CLI Commands Function Command changes control path to management board or expander control path date display or set current date/time dhcp display or set DHCP client display or set DNS server gateway display or set router (example: 192.168.100.254) ipaddr display or set Ethernet IP address (example: 192.168.100.100) list...
  • Page 56 Function Command Console Select con [ 0 .. 2 | 'n' | 'p' | '?' ] 'n', 'p': switch to next/previous console, '?' : display current console ID (Omit parameter to select 1st console) Show/Set the current date [ set <newdate(*)> | Date and Time send [<SasAddrHi(H)>...

  • Page 57: Compatibility Lists

    You can download the latest updated device compatibility list from InWin’s website: https://www.in-win.com/en/ipc-server 6 Technical Support If you need help with installation or troubleshooting, you can contact your local InWin partner, or send an e-mail to InWin’s local contacts for technical assistance.

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