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- Page 1 OWC Jupiter Callisto Quick Start Guide...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
4.2.5 Creating a Filesystem 4.2.6 Creating a Zvol 4.3 DRIVE IDENTIFICATION 4.4 DRIVE FAILURE & REPLACEMENT 5. USERS, GROUPS, & PERMISSIONS............................. 5.1 CREATING A GROUP 5.2 CREATING A USER 5.3 PERMISSIONS 6. SHARES ......................................OWC JUPITER CALLISTO TABLE OF CONTENTS... - Page 3 6.2.4 Connecting to an NFS share on a Mac 6.2.5 Connecting to an NFS share in Windows 7. APPENDIX ....................................7.1 ABOUT DATA BACKUP 7.2 ADDITIONAL SUPPORT 7.3 TECHNICAL SUPPORT HOURS AND CONTACT INFORMATION OWC JUPITER CALLISTO TABLE OF CONTENTS...
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Page 4: Introduction
INTRODUCTION 1.1 CONTENTS Jupiter Callisto (8-bay or 16-bay) Flash drive containing Eight M5 pan head Jupiter manuals, Slide rails screws drivers, and software Twelve M5 cage nuts Drives with drive trays Power cables Rail extensions Four M5 enclosure attached (8 or 16) -
Page 5: Specifications (16-Bay)
IPMI: Gigabit Ethernet, RJ45 port x 1 Peripheral Attachment: PS2 ports x 2 (keyboard and mouse); USB 2.0 ports x 2 Compatibility Cable Requirements: 10GbE: Cat6a or Cat7 Ethernet cable Gigabit Ethernet: Cat5 or Cat6 cable Client Requirements: RJ45 Ethernet port OWC JUPITER CALLISTO INTRODUCTION... -
Page 6: Rear View
Port Mode IP Address Subnet Mask *IPMI address can be found in IPMI: DHCP automatic* automatic* Jupiter Callisto’s management interface in the Network section. LAN 1 (ix0): DHCP automatic automatic See section 7.1 for more details. LAN 2 (ix1): Static 192.168.0.1... -
Page 7: Assembly & Replacement
2.1 RAIL INSTALLATION The Jupiter Callisto comes with rack mount slide rails attached to the sides of the unit and the necessary screws and cage nuts for installing into 4-post square-hole rack systems. To install the slide rail brackets into your rack, do the following:... - Page 8 10. After repeating the steps for the other side, you can now move on to installing the Jupiter storage system into the rack as found in Section 2.2, Unit Rack Installation and Removal on the next page. Figure 2.1j OWC JUPITER CALLISTO ASSEMBLY & REPLACEMENT...
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Page 9: Unit Rack Installation & Removal
After installing the rails, the Jupiter Callisto can be installed into the rack. The Jupiter Callisto is heavy even when no drives are installed. Never lift heavy equipment by yourself and always use proper lifting techniques. It is recommended that you remove all drives from the Jupiter Callisto before installing into or removing from a rack in order to avoid personal injury or damage to equipment. -
Page 10: Unit Removal
2. Make sure all cables including data and power are disconnected from the Jupiter Callisto. 3. Remove the four rack securing screws from the front of the Jupiter Callisto as shown in Figure 2.2.2a. Rack securing screws Figure 2.2.2a 4. -
Page 11: Drive Installation & Removal
2.3 DRIVE INSTALLATION & REMOVAL The Jupiter Callisto comes with drives already installed into the individual trays to provide quicker setup time. Use the following instructions to install and remove drives from the drive bays. 2.3. 1 Drive Installation 1. Release the drive tray handle by pushing the Figure 2.3.1a... -
Page 12: Power Supply Failure & Replacement
2.5 FAN FAILURE When one of the fans inside the Jupiter Callisto fails, the ‘Fans’ LED on the front of the unit will flash red and the remaining fans will ramp up to full speed to compensate. Contact OWC support for a replacement fan and for specific instructions on the replacement process. -
Page 13: Initial Setup
INITIAL SETUP 3.1 CONNECTION Once the Jupiter Callisto is installed in the rack, the next step is to connect it to the network. Refer to Section 1.5, Rear View for the connectors on the Jupiter Callisto. 1. Connect the Jupiter Callisto to power. Make sure to connect all of the power supplies (two modules for the 8-bay, three for the 16-bay). -
Page 14: Accessing The Ipmi Interface
To access the IPMI interface: 1. Connect to your network using the IPMI port on Jupiter Callisto (See Section 1.5). The IPMI port is set to DHCP in order to automatically receive a IP address from the network. These instructions assume that the network being connected to the IPMI port is serving IP addresses via DHCP. -
Page 15: Storage Configuration
STORAGE CONFIGURATION 4.1 ZFS TERMINOLOGY In order to use Jupiter Callisto most effectively, it is important to have an understanding of the following terms and concepts relating to the ZFS file system and volume manager. Pool — Also known as ‘ZFS pool’ or ‘zpool’. A collection (or ‘pool’) of all of the virtual devices (vdevs) that have been configured for use. -
Page 16: Storage Configuration
4.2. 1 Creating the Pool To be able to use your Jupiter Callisto as a storage server, you must first create a pool. In simple terms, a pool is a collection of all of the drives and RAID sets attached to the Jupiter Callisto. To create a pool, go to the ‘Storage’ tab, then click on the ‘... -
Page 17: Optimal Raidz Configurations
Give your filesystem a name, then create it by clicking the ‘ A dd Filesystem’ button. There are advanced settings that you can modify, including compression, deduplication, quotas, and reserved space, but if you are unfamiliar with these options, it is best to leave them at their defaults. OWC JUPITER CALLISTO STORAGE CONFIGURATION... -
Page 18: Creating A Zvol
Give the zvol a name, then click on ‘ A dd zvol’ to create the zvol. Note that unlike a filesystem, a zvol does need to have a specific size. 4.3 DRIVE IDENTIFICATION In order to view the drives installed in the Callisto, click on the ‘View Disks’ button inside the ‘Storage’ tab (see Figure 4.3a). Figure 4.3a OWC JUPITER CALLISTO STORAGE CONFIGURATION... -
Page 19: Drive Failure & Replacement
4.4 DRIVE FAILURE & REPLACEMENT In the event of a drive failure, the Jupiter Callisto will send an alert email to the administrator (see Section 3.2, First Time Configuration for information on setting the administrator email address). In order to identify the failed drive, first go to ‘Volume Status’... - Page 20 ‘OFFLINE’. In some instances the disk will be listed as ‘FAULTED’ and will not yet be offline. In that case, you will need to click the ‘Offline’ button to take the disk offline (Figure 4.4c). Figure 4.4c OWC JUPITER CALLISTO STORAGE CONFIGURATION...
- Page 21 4.4d). From the dropdown menu, select the disk that you would like to use as a replacement for the failed disk, then click ‘Replace Disk’. For information on physical drive replacement, see Section 2.3, Drive Installation & Removal. Figure 4.4d OWC JUPITER CALLISTO STORAGE CONFIGURATION...
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Page 22: Users, Groups, & Permissions
To create a group, click on ‘ A ccount’ in the sidebar to expand the category, then click on ‘Groups’ to expand it. After that, click on ‘ A dd Group to open the following window (Figure 5.1). Figure 5.1 Give the new group a name, then click ‘OK’ to create the group. OWC JUPITER CALLISTO USERS, GROUPS, & PERMISSIONS... -
Page 23: Creating A User
Every pool, filesystem, and network share that you create has a set of permissions associated with it. These permissions tell the Jupiter Callisto which users and groups are allowed to read, write, and execute files. These permissions are represented by an ACL (Access Control List), which looks like this (Figure 5.3): Figure 5.3... -
Page 24: Shares
After configuring storage, users, groups, and permissions, the next step is to set up shares. There are three types of file sharing protocols supported by Jupiter Callisto: AFP, CIFS (SMB), and NFS. AFP sharing is a good idea if all client computers are Macs®... -
Page 25: Afp Guest Access
CIFS sharing. If you wish to enable or disable CIFS sharing in the future, click on the ‘Services’ tab at the top of the screen, then click on the ‘ON/OFF’ slider labeled ‘CIFS’ to toggle the service. OWC JUPITER CALLISTO USERS, GROUPS, & PERMISSIONS... -
Page 26: Cifs Guest Access
NFS sharing. If you wish to enable or disable NFS sharing in the future, click on the ‘Services’ tab at the top of the screen, then click on the ‘ON/OFF’ slider labeled ‘NFS’ to toggle the service. OWC JUPITER CALLISTO USERS, GROUPS, & PERMISSIONS... -
Page 27: Nfs Guest Access
You can also open this window using the keyboard shortcut command+K. In the ‘Connect to Server’ window, enter ‘nfs://’ , followed by the complete file path of the nfs share on the Jupiter Callisto, including the IP address. For example, if the IP address of your Callisto is 192. 1 68.0. 1 15 and the path to your shared filesystem is /mnt/pool/callisto, then the complete address that you will enter is: nfs://192.168.0.115/mnt/pool/callisto... -
Page 28: Connecting To An Nfs Share In Windows
Make sure to enter the colon between the IP address and the beginning of the file path. When you connect, the NFS share will mount as a network drive and be available in an Explorer window. OWC JUPITER CALLISTO USERS, GROUPS, & PERMISSIONS... -
Page 29: Appendix
A comprehensive backup plan is essential to preventing downtime and loss of valuable data. Any data loss or corruption while using the Jupiter Callisto is the sole responsibility of the user, and under no circumstances will Other World Computing be held liable for compensation or the recovery of any lost data. - Page 30 Other World Computing. Jupiter and OWC are trademarks of New Concepts Development Corporation. The OWC logo and the Other World Computing logo are trademarks of New Concepts Development Corporation, registered in the U.S.
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