IBM N Series Hardware Manual page 352

capability 82
configuration 73, 80, 82, 84–85, 88
checker 81
interconnect cables 85
management 89
controller 64
units 81
nodes 81, 88
status 69
storage system 81
configuration 81
types 74
halt command 203
hard drive sanitization practices 165
hardware overview 5
HBA 53, 112
BIOS 243
device driver 249
files 249
driver 243
floppy disk 243
headless system 296
health care industry 164
heartbeat signal 74
heterogeneous unified storage 4
high availability (HA) 74
features 220
high-end 35
high-end value 3
high-performance SAS 21
home directories 178
horizontal row parity 138
solution 136
Host Adapter BIOS 238
Host Utilities Kit see HUK
hot fix 220
hot spare disk 145
hot spare disks 129, 138, 145–146
hot-pluggable 177
HTTP 202, 283
HUK 207
command line 214
components 208
defined 208
Fibre Channel HBAs and switches 211
functionalities 209
host configuration 209
iSCSI 211
LUN configuration 209
media type 211
multipath I/O software 212
parameters used 215
supported operating environment 208
Windows installation 209
hyperterminal 297
I
I/O load 179
per user 179
I/O sizes 171
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IBM System Storage N series Hardware Guide
IA32 architecture 224
IBM 69
IBM BIOS setup 241
IBM LUN 252
IBM System Manager for N series 87
IBM System Storage N series 130, 145
data protection with RAID DP 129
IBM System Storage N3400 19
IBM/Brocade Fibre Channel switches 78–79
igroups 216, 225
ALUA 259
initial setup 300
înitiator group 216
install from a Windows client 303
installation checklist 188
installation planning 292
Intel 32-bit 228
Interchangeable servers 220
interconnect cable 98
Interface Group 83
internal interconnect 70
internal structure 134
interoperability matrix 326
inter-switch link (ISL) 78
IOM 61
IOM A circle port 61
IOM B circle port 61
IOMs 61, 64–65
IP address 83, 283
changing 311
iSCSI 178, 208, 215
direct-attached topologies 74
initiators 211
network-attached topologies 74
SAN 221
target add 217
J
journaling write 151
K
Key Management Interoperability Protocol 56
key manager 57
L
LAN interfaces 83
large RAID group
advantages 133
versus smaller 133
latency 171
license command 285
license type 82
licensed protocol 85
licensing structure 10
Linux
install CD 252
SAN boot 252
Linux-based operating systems 221