Powering-Up The Components - IBM System Storage TS7600 ProtecTIER Series Installation Roadmap Manual

Table 12. Clustered fibre channel connections (continued)
From On Device
Port 2, slot 2 Server B
Procedure
1. Connect fibre channel cables according to Table 12 on page 37.
2. Use Table 12 on page 37 to verify that the recommended disk components are
3. Make any necessary adjustments to cable labeling or placement, then go to

Powering-up the components

Power-up the recommended hardware components in the order shown in Table 13.
For more information on power-up procedures for each recommended component
type, see the related sections that follow.
Important:
This document references IBM DS4700 disk controllers (1814 70H) and IBM EXP810
disk expansion modules (1812 81H) in many of the hardware installation figures,
examples, and procedures.
In addition to the IBM DS4700 disk controller, the TS7650G also supports the
DS5000 disk controller and the XIV disk controller. If the customer has elected to
use disk storage components other than the IBM DS4700 disk controllers (1814
70H) mentioned above, the figures, examples, and procedures in this document
will not apply to the configuration on which you are working. Therefore, it is
suggested that you determine the make and model of the disk storage components
in use and, if necessary, obtain the related product documentation before you begin
installation of the gateway.
The RAS code no longer sends call home packages for problems with any of the
disk storage products attached to the gateway including DS4700, DS5000, and XIV.
However, if the IP address of an SMTP server is provided during RAS package
configuration, the disk storage subsystems that communicate with the RAS
package (which includes DS4700 and DS5000 if they have firmware levels
supported by RAS) will send problem reports to the customer via email.
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Note: The customer must use an additional connectivity device between the
optical fibre directly connected to RMSS optical adapters (for example, Fibre,
ESCON, or FICON) and an external public network. It can be a patch panel,
router, switch, or other suitable device. Optical fibre connectivity that does not
go over a public network does not require an additional connectivity device.
cabled correctly. (Connections to the customer's host network not shown).
"Powering-up the components."
Table 13. Power-on sequences
Stand-alone configuration
Frame breakers
Power distribution units (PDUs)
Disk expansion modules
Disk controllers
Server
To On Device/Location
Designated device Customer's host network
Clustered configuration
Frame breakers
Power distribution units (PDUs)
Disk expansion modules
Disk controllers
WTI network power switch