Compaq RAID Array 4100 User Manual page 155

6 Compaq StorageWorks RAID Array 4100 User Guide
Fibre channel
advantages D-2
arbitrated loop See FC-AL
interconnect schemes D-2
standards D-1
technology D-1
Fibre Channel
point-to-point D-2
standards
Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop See
FC-AL
Fibre Channel Array Controllers
FC-AL D-4
reconfiguring E-16
Fibre Channel Arrays
applying power 3-1
FC-AL D-4
front panel features 1-4
LEDs 1-4
logical drives 1-7
models 1-1
power switch 1-4
rear panel features 1-5
Fibre Channel Host
Adapter/P or E 2-1
Fibre Channel Storage Hubs 1-1,
2-1
applying power 3-1
boot order 2-3, 3-1
bypass switching D-3
components 3-1
connecting 2-3
FC-AL D-4, D-6
installing 2-2
location 2-13, 2-14
rack 2-13, 2-14
seven
supported 2-13
twelve
protocol layers D-8
bypass mode 4-5
installing 2-13
LEDs 4-5
installing 2-14
LEDs 4-6
self test 4-6
Fibre host adapter
FC-AL D-4
LEDs 4-2
point-to-point D-3
Fibre host adapter
connecting 2-3
drivers supporting 2-3
installing 2-3
Fibre Host Adapter
installing 2-15
figures
begin capacity expansion by
adding more physical
drives E-14
bypass mode LEDs on the
Storage Hub 12 4-7
bypass mode LEDs on the
Storage Hub 7 4-5
data striping distributes data
across all physical
drives E-11
distributed data guarding
distributes redundant
data E-7
drive array with one logical
drive E-2
drive array with six physical
drives and two logical
drives E-3
drive array with two logical
drives E-2
drive failure LED 4-2
drive mirroring stores identical
copy of the data E-9
expanded array storage
capacity with a second
logical drive E-15
Fan Assembly LED 4-8
Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop
configuration D-5
Fibre Channel data frame
structure D-7
Fibre Channel Host
Adapter/E 4-3
Fibre Channel Host
Adapter/P 4-2