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IBM System storage DS6000 Series Redbook (578 pages)
Copy Services with IBM System z
Brand:
IBM
| Category:
Storage
| Size: 8.01 MB
Table of Contents
Front Cover
1
Table of Contents
5
Notices
17
Trademarks
18
Preface
19
The Team that Wrote this Redbook
19
Acknowledgements
21
Become a Published Author
22
Comments Welcome
22
December 2006, Third Edition
23
Summary of Changes
23
Part 1. Overview
25
Chapter 1. Introduction
27
Introduction to Copy Services
28
Point-In-Time Copy (Flashcopy)
28
Remote Mirror and Copy RMC (Formerly Peer-To-Peer Remote Copy)
29
Optional Copy Services Function for Z/Os
30
Chapter 2. Copy Services Architecture
31
Introduction to the Copy Services Structure
32
What Is a Management Console
32
What Is a Storage Facility Image (SFI)
32
What Is a Storage Unit
32
What Is a Storage Complex
34
How the New Structure of Copy Services Works
35
Differences between the DS CLI and the DS GUI
36
Remote Mirror and Copy between Storage Complexes
36
System Z Communication Path for Copy Services
37
Part 2. Interfaces
39
Chapter 3. DS Storage Manager
41
System and Hardware Requirements
42
Supported Operating Systems
42
Installation Modes
42
Supported Browsers
42
Connecting to Your DS6000 SMC
43
Advantages of Using the DS GUI over the DS CLI or TSO
44
Disadvantages of Using the DS GUI over the DS CLI or TSO
44
Real-Time and Simulated Configuration
44
Accessing the Information Center
45
Managing the Storage Complex
46
Procedure to Add a Storage Complex
47
Chapter 4. DS Command-Line Interface
49
Introduction and Functionality
50
Supported Operating Systems for the DS CLI
50
User Accounts
51
DS CLI Profile
52
Command Structure
53
Copy Services Commands
53
Using the DS CLI Application
55
Single-Shot Mode
55
Interactive Mode
56
Script Command Mode
56
Return Codes
57
User Assistance
58
Usage Examples
59
Chapter 5. System Z Interfaces
61
System Z Interfaces
62
Operating System Alternatives
62
Tso
62
Ickdsf
63
Dfsmsdss
63
The ANTRQST Macro
63
Z/Tpf Commands
63
Part 3. Flashcopy
65
Chapter 6. Flashcopy Overview
67
Operational Environments
68
Terminology
69
Basic Concepts
69
Full Volume Copy
72
Nocopy Option
72
Flashcopy in Combination with Other Copy Services
73
Flashcopy and Metro Mirror
73
Flashcopy and Global Copy
74
Flashcopy and Global Mirror
75
Flashcopy for Z/Os Data Sets
75
Chapter 7. Flashcopy Options
77
Multiple Relationship Flashcopy
78
Consistency Group Flashcopy
79
Flashcopy Target as a Metro Mirror or Global Copy Primary
79
Incremental Flashcopy - Refresh Target Volume
80
Remote Flashcopy
83
Persistent Flashcopy
83
Data Set Flashcopy
83
Reverse Restore
84
Fast Reverse Restore
84
Options and Interfaces
84
Chapter 8. Flashcopy Ordering and Activation
87
Ordering Flashcopy
88
Activating Flashcopy
89
Management
89
Activation
91
Chapter 9. Flashcopy Interfaces
93
Flashcopy Interfaces - Overview
94
DS CLI and DS SM - Commands and Options
95
Local Flashcopy Management
95
Remote Flashcopy Management
96
Z/Os-Provided Interfaces
96
Local Flashcopy Using the DS CLI
97
Parameters Used with Local Flashcopy Commands
97
Local Flashcopy Commands - Examples
99
Commit Data to Target Using Commitflash
103
Flashcopy Consistency Groups
108
Remove Local Flashcopy Using Rmflash
108
Remote Flashcopy Using the DS CLI
109
Remote Flashcopy Commands
109
Parameters Used in Remote Flashcopy Commands
110
Flashcopy Management Using the DS SM
111
Initiate Flashcopy Using Create
111
Display Properties of Existing Flashcopy
113
Reverse Existing Flashcopy
116
Initiate Background Copy for a Persistent Flashcopy Relationship
117
Resynchronize Target
118
Delete Existing Flashcopy Relationship
120
Z/Os Interfaces for Local Flashcopy
121
Initiating Flashcopy Using Dfsmsdss
121
Flashcopy Using TSO Commands
127
Chapter 10. Flashcopy Performance
135
Flashcopy Performance Overview
136
Distribution of the Workload - Source and Target Volumes Location
136
Incremental Flashcopy
137
LSS/LCU Versus Rank Considerations
137
Rank Geometry
137
Flashcopy Establish Phase Performance
138
Background Copy Performance
138
Flashcopy Impact on Applications
139
Flashcopy Options - Considerations
140
Flashcopy Scenarios
140
Scenario #1: Backup to Disk
140
Scenario #2: Backup to Tape
141
Scenario #3: Flashcopy During Peak Application Activity
141
Scenario #4: Ranks Reserved for Flashcopy
143
Chapter 11. Flashcopy Examples
145
Create a Test System or Integration System
146
Multiple Setup of a Test System with same Contents
146
One-Time Test System
146
Create a Backup
147
Create a Flashcopy for Backup Purposes Without Volume Copy
147
Incremental Flashcopy for Backup Purposes
148
Using a Target Volume to Restore Its Contents Back to the Source
149
Part 4. Metro Mirror
151
Chapter 12. Metro Mirror Overview
153
Metro Mirror Overview
154
Metro Mirror Volume State
155
Data Consistency
155
Rolling Disaster
156
Automation and Management
156
Chapter 13. Metro Mirror Options and Configuration
157
High Availability Solutions
158
GDPS Hyperswap Manager
158
Open Systems - Clustering
158
Failover and Failback
158
Consistency Group Function
160
Data Consistency and Dependent Writes
160
Consistency Group Function - How It Works
161
FREEZE and RUN Parameters
164
Critical Attribute
165
Consistency Group and Critical Mode Combination
166
Metro Mirror Paths and Links
166
Fibre Channel Links
167
Logical Paths
168
Metro Mirror Pairs
168
Bandwidth
169
LSS Design
169
Distance
170
Symmetrical Configuration
170
Volumes
171
Hardware Requirements
172
Chapter 14. Metro Mirror Interfaces
173
Metro Mirror Interfaces - Overview
174
TSO Commands for Metro Mirror Management
175
Cestpair
176
Commands Overview
176
Cestpath
177
Cdelpair
178
Cdelpath
178
Cgroup
178
Cquery
179
Crecover
180
Batch Execution of Metro Mirror TSO Commands
181
Csuspend
181
Ickdsf
181
Metro Mirror Management with ICKDSF
182
Display the Fibre Channel Connection Information Table
183
Pprcopy Delpair
183
Pprcopy Delpath
184
Pprcopy Estpath
184
Pprcopy Estpair
185
Pprcopy Freeze
185
Pprcopy Query
185
Pprcopy Recover
188
Pprcopy Run
188
Pprcopy Suspend
188
Refreshing the VTOC
188
DS Command-Line Interface
189
DS CLI Supported Environments
189
DS CLI Command- Examples
189
Set up a Metro Mirror Environment
190
Remove a Metro Mirror Environment
191
Manage a Metro Mirror Environment
192
DS Storage Manager GUI
196
Define Metro Mirror Paths
196
Create Metro Mirror Pairs
199
Resume Suspended Pair
203
Antrqst Api
203
Chapter 15. Metro Mirror Performance and Scalability
205
Performance
206
Initial Synchronization
206
Peak Bandwidth Requirements
206
Rmf
206
Scalability
207
Chapter 16. Metro Mirror Examples
209
Resynchronization of Suspended Volume Using TSO
210
Failover and Failback Using TSO
211
Failover Process
211
Failback Process
213
Open Systems Volumes with TSO Commands
218
Define Metro Mirror Path Using ICKDSF
220
DS CLI Freezepprc and Unfreezepprc Commands
222
Part 5. Global Copy
223
Chapter 17. Global Copy Overview
225
Global Copy Overview
226
Volume States and Change Logic
227
Global Copy Positioning
228
Chapter 18. Global Copy Options and Configuration
229
Global Copy Basic Options
230
Establish Global Copy Pair
230
Resume Global Copy Pair
230
Suspend Global Copy Pair
230
Convert a Global Copy Pair to Metro Mirror
231
Terminate Global Copy Pair
231
Catch-Up Transition
231
Go-To-Sync Using TSO
231
Go-To-Sync Using ICKDSF
232
Go-To-Sync Using the DS Storage Manager
232
Display Out-Of-Sync Tracks
233
Go-To-Sync Using the DS CLI
233
Create a Consistent Point-In-Time Copy
233
Cascading for ESS Migration
235
Hardware Requirements
237
DS6800 I/O Ports
238
Global Copy Connectivity
239
Fibre Channel Links
239
Logical Paths
240
Distance Considerations
240
Other Planning Considerations
241
Chapter 19. Global Copy Performance and Scalability
243
Performance
244
Peak Bandwidth Requirements
244
Scalability
244
Addition of Capacity
244
Chapter 20. Global Copy Interfaces
245
Global Copy Interfaces - Overview
246
TSO Commands for Global Copy Management
248
Cestpair
248
Commands Summary and Use
248
Cdelpair
249
Cdelpath
249
Cestpath
249
Cgroup
250
Cquery
251
Crecover
251
Batch Execution of Global Copy TSO Commands
252
Csuspend
252
ICKDSF Utility for Global Copy Management
252
DS Command-Line Interface (DS CLI)
253
Define Global Copy Paths
254
Manage Global Copy Pairs
255
DS Storage Manager
257
Paths Panel
257
Metro Mirror Panel
258
Chapter 21. Global Copy Examples
261
Define and Manage Global Copy Pairs Using TSO
262
Global Copy for Migration Using the DS CLI
265
Migration Procedure Steps
265
Cascading Alternative
268
Chapter 22. Global Mirror Overview
269
Synchronous and Non Synchronous Data Replication
270
Synchronous Data Replication and Dependent Writes
270
Asynchronous Data Replication and Dependent Writes
274
Basic Concepts of Global Mirror
277
Set up a Global Mirror Session
279
Establish Connectivity to Remote Site
279
Simple Configuration to Start
279
Create Global Copy Relationship between Local and Remote Volume
280
Introduce Flashcopy
281
Define Global Mirror Session
282
Populate Global Mirror Session with Volumes
283
Start Global Mirror Session
283
Consistency Groups
284
Consistency Group Formation
284
Consistency Group Parameters
286
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IBM System storage DS6000 Series Redbooks (406 pages)
Concepts and Architecture
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IBM
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Storage
| Size: 7.08 MB
Table of Contents
Front Cover
1
Table of Contents
7
Notices
15
Trademarks
16
March 2005, First Edition
17
Summary of Changes
17
Preface
19
The Team that Wrote this Redbook
19
Become a Published Author
23
Comments Welcome
23
Part 1. Introduction
25
Chapter 1. Introducing the IBM Totalstorage DS6000 Series
27
The DS6000 Series, a Member of the Totalstorage DS Family
28
Infrastructure Simplification
28
Business Continuity
28
Information Lifecycle Management
28
IBM Totalstorage DS6000 Series Unique Benefits
29
Hardware Overview
30
Storage Capacity
32
DS Management Console
32
Supported Environment
33
Business Continuance Functions
34
Incremental Flashcopy
35
Global Copy
36
Global Mirror
36
Z/Os Global Mirror
36
Resiliency
37
Interoperability
37
Service and Setup
37
Configuration Flexibility
38
Dynamic Lun/Volume Creation and Deletion
38
Positioning the IBM Totalstorage DS6000 Series
39
Simplified Lun Masking
39
Common Management Functions
40
Common Set of Functions
40
DS6000 Series Compared to Other Members of the Totalstorage DS Family
40
Use with Other Virtualization Products
42
Performance
42
Tagged Command Queuing
42
Self-Learning Cache Algorithms - SARC
42
IBM Multipathing Software
43
Performance for Zseries
43
Part 2. Architecture
45
Chapter 2. Components
47
Server Enclosure
48
Expansion Enclosure
49
Controller Architecture
49
Server-Based Design
51
Cache Management
51
Disk Subsystem
53
Fibre Channel Switch
55
Server Enclosure RAID Controller Card
57
Technical Details
57
Device Adapter Ports
57
Host Adapter Ports
58
Sfps
58
Expansion Enclosure SBOD Controller Card
59
Health Indicators
59
Front Panel
61
System Identify
61
System Alert
61
Rear Panel
62
Power Subsystem
64
Battery Backup Units
65
System Service Card
66
Storage Manager Console
66
Cables
66
Summary
67
Chapter 3. RAS
69
Controller RAS
70
Failover and Failback
70
NVS Recovery after Complete Power Loss
72
Metadata Checks
73
Host Connection Availability
73
Open Systems Host Connection
75
Zseries Host Connection
75
Disk Subsystem RAS
76
RAID-5 Overview
76
RAID-10 Overview
77
Spare Creation
78
Floating Spares
78
Predictive Failure Analysis (PFA)
79
Disk Scrubbing
79
Disk Path Redundancy
79
Power Subsystem RAS
80
System Service
81
Example 1: Using Light Path Indicators to Replace a DDM
81
Example 2: Using the GUI to Replace a Power Supply
81
Redundant Cooling
81
System Indicators
84
Parts Installation and Repairs
85
Microcode Updates
86
Summary
87
Chapter 4. Virtualization Concepts
89
Virtualization Definition
90
The Abstraction Layers for Disk Virtualization
90
Array Sites
91
Arrays
92
Ranks
93
Extent Pools
94
Logical Volumes
96
Allocation and Deletion of Luns/Ckd Volumes
98
Logical Subsystems (LSS)
99
Address Groups
101
Volume Access
101
Summary of the Virtualization Hierarchy
103
Placement of Data
104
Benefits of Virtualization
105
Chapter 5. IBM Totalstorage DS6000 Model Overview
107
DS6000 Highlights
108
DS6800 Model 1750-511
108
DS6000 Model 1750-EX1
109
Designed to Scale for Capacity
110
Chapter 6. Copy Services
113
Introduction to Copy Services
114
Copy Services Functions
114
Point-In-Time Copy (Flashcopy)
114
Flashcopy Options
116
Data Set Flashcopy
117
Multiple Relationship Flashcopy
118
Remote Mirror and Copy (Peer-To-Peer Remote Copy)
121
Persistent Flashcopy
121
Comparison of the Remote Mirror and Copy Functions
127
What Is Consistency Group
129
Interfaces for Copy Services
132
DS Management Console
132
DS Storage Manager Web-Based Interface
133
DS Command-Line Interface (CLI)
133
DS Open Application Programming Interface (API)
134
Interoperability with ESS
135
Future Plan
135
Part 3. Planning and Configuration
137
Chapter 7. Installation Planning
139
General Considerations
140
Installation Site Preparation
140
Floor and Space Requirements
140
Power Requirements
142
Environmental Requirements
142
Preparing the Rack
143
System Management Interfaces
143
IBM Totalstorage DS Storage Manager
143
DS Open Application Programming Interface
144
DS Command-Line Interface
144
Network Settings
145
SAN Requirements and Considerations
146
Attaching to an Open System Host
147
FICON-Attached Zseries Host
147
Software Requirements
148
Licensed Features
148
Chapter 8. Configuration Planning
149
Configuration Planning Considerations
150
DS6000 Management Console
150
Configuration Management of DS6000 System
151
Offline Configuration
151
Online Configuration
152
DS Management Console Connectivity
153
Local Maintenance
153
Copy Services Management
154
Remote Service Support
154
Call Home
155
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
155
DS6000 Licensed Functions
155
Operating Environment License (OEL) - Required Feature
156
Point-In-Time Copy Function (PTC)
157
Remote Mirror and Copy Functions (RMC)
157
Parallel Access Volumes (PAV)
158
Server Attachment License
158
Ordering License Functions
158
Disk Storage Feature Activation
161
Capacity Planning
162
Physical Configurations
162
Logical Configurations
163
Sparing Rules
165
Data Migration Planning
169
Operating System Mirroring
170
Basic Commands
170
Software Packages
170
Remote Copy Technologies
170
Migration Appliances
171
Z/Os Data Migration Methods
171
Planning for Performance
172
Disk Magic
172
Number of Host Ports
173
Remote Copy
173
Parallel Access Volumes (Z/Os Only)
173
I/O Priority Queuing (Z/Os Only)
173
Monitoring Performance
173
Hot Spot Avoidance
174
Preferred Paths
174
Chapter 9. The DS Storage Manager: Logical Configuration
175
Configuration Hierarchy, Terminology, and Concepts
176
Storage Configuration Terminology
176
Storage Complex
176
Storage Unit
176
Volume Groups
180
Summary of the DS Storage Manager Logical Configuration Steps
185
Introducing the GUI and Logical Configuration Panels
187
Connecting to Your DS6000
187
Introduction and Welcome Panel
188
Navigating the GUI
193
The Logical Configuration Process
196
Configuring a Storage Complex
196
Configuring the Storage Unit
197
Configuring the Logical Host Systems
200
Creating Arrays from Array Sites
204
Creating Extent Pools
208
Creating FB Volumes from Extents
209
Creating Volume Groups
211
Assigning Luns to the Hosts
213
Deleting Luns and Recovering Space in the Extent Pool
213
Creating CKD Lcus
214
Creating CKD Volumes
214
Using the Express Configuration Wizard
215
Displaying the Storage Units WWNN in the DS Storage Manager GUI
216
Summary
217
Chapter 10. DS CLI
219
Introduction
220
Functionality
220
Supported Environments
221
Installation Methods
221
Command Flow
222
Open Systems
223
User Security
227
Usage Concepts
227
Command Modes
227
Syntax Conventions
229
User Assistance
229
Return Codes
230
Usage Examples
231
Mixed Device Environments and Migration
232
Migration Tasks
233
DS CLI Migration Example
233
Determining the Saved Tasks to be Migrated
233
Collecting the Task Details
234
Converting the Saved Task to a DS CLI Command
235
Using DS CLI Commands Via a Single Command or Script
237
Summary
240
IBM System storage DS6000 Series Attachment Manual (298 pages)
Host Systems Attachment Guide
Brand:
IBM
| Category:
Storage
| Size: 2.95 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Figures
13
About this Guide
17
Conventions Used in this Guide
19
Environmental Notices
19
Product Recycling
19
Disposing of Products
19
Safety and Environmental Notices
19
Safety Notices
19
Related Information
20
DS6000 Series Library
20
Other IBM Publications
21
Ordering IBM Publications
26
Web Sites
26
How to Send Your Comments
27
Systems Attachment Guide
30
Chapter 1. Introduction
31
Overview of the DS6000 Series Models
31
DS6800 (Model 1750-511)
32
DS6000 Expansion Enclosure (Model 1750-EX1)
33
Performance Features
34
Data Availability Features
35
RAID Implementation
35
Overview of Copy Services
36
Flashcopy
36
Subsystem Device Driver for Open-Systems
38
Multiple Allegiance for FICON Hosts
38
DS6000 Interfaces
38
IBM Totalstorage DS Storage Manager
38
DS Open Application Programming Interface
39
DS Command-Line Interface
39
Software Requirements
40
Host Systems that DS6000 Series Supports
40
Fibre Channel Host Attachments
40
Attaching a DS6000 Series to an Open-Systems Host with Fibre Channel Adapters
41
FICON-Attached S/390 and Zseries Hosts that the Storage Unit Supports
41
General Information about Attaching to Open-Systems Host with Fibre-Channel Adapters
42
Fibre-Channel Architecture
42
Point-To-Point Topology
43
Switched-Fabric Topology
44
Fibre-Channel Cables and Adapter Types
45
Fibre-Channel Node-To-Node Distances
45
Arbitrated Loop Topology
45
LUN Affinity for Fibre-Channel Attachment
46
Targets and Luns for Fibre-Channel Attachment
46
LUN Access Modes for Fibre-Channel Attachment
46
Fibre-Channel Storage Area Networks
47
Chapter 2. Attaching to a Apple Macintosh Server
49
Supported Fibre-Channel Adapters for the Apple Macintosh Server
49
Chapter 3. Attaching to a Fujitsu PRIMEPOWER Host System
51
Supported Fibre-Channel Adapters for PRIMEPOWER
51
Fibre-Channel Attachment Requirements for PRIMEPOWER
51
Installing the Emulex Adapter Card for a PRIMEPOWER Host System
51
Downloading the Emulex Adapter Driver for a PRIMEPOWER Host System
52
Installing the Emulex Adapter Driver for a PRIMEPOWER Host System
52
Configuring Host Device Drivers for PRIMEPOWER
52
Example of Sd.conf File Entries for Fibre-Channel
53
Parameter Settings for the Emulex LP9002L Adapter
54
Example of a Start Lpfc Auto-Generated Configuration
54
Recommended Configuration File Parameters for the Emulex LP9002L Adapter
55
Setting Parameters for Emulex Adapters
56
Chapter 4. Attaching to a Hewlett-Packard Alphaserver Tru64 UNIX Host
57
Attaching to an HP Alphaserver Tru64 UNIX Host System with Fibre-Channel Adapters
57
Supported Fibre-Channel Adapters for the HP Alphaserver Tru64 UNIX Host System
57
Supported Operating System Levels for Fibre-Channel Attachment to an HP Tru64 UNIX Host
57
Fibre-Channel Tru64 UNIX Attachment Requirements
57
Fibre-Channel Tru64 UNIX Attachment Considerations
58
Supporting the Alphaserver Console for Tru64 UNIX
58
Maximum Number of Adapters You Can Use for an Alphaserver
58
Attaching the HP Alphaserver Tru64 UNIX Host to a Storage Unit Using Fibre-Channel Adapters
59
Confirming the Storage Unit Licensed Machine Code on an HP Alphaserver through the Telnet Command
59
Installing the KGPSA-XX Adapter Card in an Tru64 UNIX Host System
60
Example of the Sizer -V Command
60
Setting the Mode for the KGPSA-XX Host Adapter
61
Example of the Set Mode Diag Command and the Wwidmgr -Show Adapter Command
61
Example Results of the Wwidmgr Command
61
Setting up the Storage Unit to Attach to an HP Alphaserver Tru64 UNIX Host System with Fibre-Channel Adapters
62
Example of the Switchshow Command
63
Example of Storage Unit Volumes on the Alphaserver Console
63
Example of a Hex String for a Storage Unit Volume on an Alphaserver Tru64 UNIX Console
64
Example of a Hex String that Identifies the Decimal Volume Number for a Storage Unit Volume on an Alphaserver Console or Tru64 UNIX
64
Example of Hex Representation of Last 5 Characters of a Storage Unit Volume Serial Number on an Alphaserver Console
64
Example of the Hwmgr Command to Verify Attachment
65
Configuring the Storage for Fibre-Channel Tru64 UNIX Hosts
66
Example of a Korn Shell Script to Display a Summary of Storage Unit Volumes
66
Example of the Korn Shell Script Output
66
Removing Persistent Reserves for Tru64 UNIX 5.X
67
Example of the Essvol Script
68
Example of the Scu Command
68
Example of the Scu Command
69
Example of the Scu Clear Command
69
Limitations for Tru64 UNIX
70
Example of the Scu Command to Show Persistent Reserves
70
Chapter 5. Attaching to a Hewlett-Packard Alphaserver Openvms Host
71
Supported Fibre-Channel Adapters for the HP Alphaserver Openvms Host System
71
Fibre-Channel Openvms Attachment Requirements
71
Fibre-Channel Openvms Attachment Considerations
71
Maximum Number of Adapters You Can Use for an Alphaserver
71
Supported Openvms Feature Codes
72
Supported Microcode Levels for the HP Openvms Host System
72
Supported Switches for the HP Openvms Host System
72
Attaching the HP Alphaserver Openvms Host to a Storage Unit Using Fibre-Channel Adapters
72
Supported Operating System Levels for Fibre-Channel Attachment to an HP Openvms Host
72
Confirming the Installation of the Openvms Operating System
73
Example of Show System Command to Show System Command on the Openvms Operating System
73
Example of the Product Show History Command to Check the Versions of Patches Already Installed
73
Installing the KGPSA-XX Adapter Card in an Openvms Host System
74
Setting the Mode for the KGPSA-XX Host Adapter in an Openvms Host System
74
Example of the Set Mode Diag Command and the Wwidmgr -Show Adapter Command
74
Setting up the Storage Unit to Attach to an HP Alphaserver Openvms Host System with Fibre-Channel Adapters
75
Adding or Modifying Alphaserver Fibre-Channel Connections for the Openvms Host
75
Defining Openvms Fibre-Channel Adapters to the Storage Unit
75
Example Results of the Wwidmgr Command
75
Configuring Fibre-Channel Host Adapter Ports for Openvms
76
Openvms Fibre-Channel Considerations
76
Openvms UDID Support
76
Openvms LUN 0 - Command Control LUN
78
Confirming Fibre-Channel Switch Connectivity for Openvms
78
Confirming Fibre-Channel Storage Connectivity for Openvms
79
Example of the Switchshow Command
79
Example of Storage Unit Volumes on the Alphaserver Console
79
Openvms World Wide Node Name Hexadecimal Representations
80
Verifying the Fibre-Channel Attachment of the Storage Unit Volumes for Openvms
80
Example of a World Wide Node Name for the Storage Unit Volume on an Alphaserver Console
80
Example of a Volume Number for the Storage Unit Volume on an Alphaserver Console
80
Configuring the Storage for Fibre-Channel Openvms Hosts
81
Openvms Fibre-Channel Restrictions
81
Example of What Is Displayed When You Use Openvms Storage Configuration Utilities
81
Troubleshooting Fibre-Channel Attached Volumes for the Openvms Host System
82
Chapter 6. Attaching to a Hewlett-Packard Servers (HP-UX) Host
85
Attaching with Fibre-Channel Adapters
85
Supported Fibre-Channel Adapters for HP-UX Hosts
85
Fibre-Channel Attachment Requirements for HP-UX Hosts
85
Installing the Fibre-Channel Adapter Drivers for HP-UX 11.I, and HP-UX 11Iv2
86
Setting the Queue Depth for the HP-UX Operating System with Fibre-Channel Adapters
86
Configuring the Storage Unit for Clustering on the HP-UX 11Iv2 Operating System
86
Chapter 7. Attaching to an IBM Iseries Host
89
Attaching with Fibre-Channel Adapters to the IBM Iseries Host System
89
Supported Fibre-Channel Adapter Cards for IBM Iseries Hosts
89
Fibre-Channel Attachment Requirements for IBM Iseries Hosts
89
Fibre-Channel Attachment Considerations for IBM Iseries Hosts
89
Host Limitations for IBM Iseries Hosts
90
Example of the Display for the Auxiliary Storage Hardware Resource Detail for a 2766 or 2787 Adapter Card
90
Host System Limitations for the IBM Iseries Host System
90
IBM Iseries Hardware
91
IBM Iseries Software
91
General Information for Configurations for IBM Iseries Hosts
91
Recommended Configurations for IBM Iseries Hosts
92
Example of the Logical Hardware Resources Associated with an IOP
92
Example of the Display for the Auxiliary Storage Hardware Resource Detail for the Storage Unit
93
Capacity and Models of Disk Volumes for IBM Iseries
93
Running the Linux Operating System on an IBM I5 Server
94
Supported Fibre-Channel Adapters for IBM I5 Servers Running the Linux Operating System
94
Running the Linux Operating System in a Guest Partition on an IBM I5 Servers
95
Planning to Run Linux in a Hosted or Nonhosted Guest Partition
95
Creating a Guest Partition to Run Linux
96
Managing Linux in a Guest Partition
97
Ordering a New Server or Upgrading an Existing Server to Run a Guest Partition
98
Chapter 8. Attaching to an IBM NAS Gateway 500 Host
99
Supported Adapter Cards for IBM NAS Gateway 500 Hosts
99
Finding the Worldwide Port Name
99
Obtaining Wwpns Using a Web Browser
99
Obtaining Wwpns through the Command-Line Interface
99
Example Output from the Lscfg -Vpl "Fcs*" |Grep Network Command
100
Example Output Saved to a Text File
100
Multipathing Support for NAS Gateway 500
101
Multipath I/O and SDD Considerations for NAS Gateway 500
101
Host Attachment Multipathing Scripts
101
Example of Installed File Set
102
Example Environment Where All MPIO Devices Removed
102
Multipathing with the Subsystem Device Driver
103
Example of Installed Host Attachment Scripts
103
Example of Extracting the SDD Archive
104
Chapter 9. Attaching to an IBM RS/6000 or IBM Eserver Pseries Host
105
Installing the 1750 Host Attachment Package on IBM Pseries AIX Hosts
105
Preparing for Installation of the Host Attachment Package on IBM Pseries AIX Hosts
105
Installing the Host Attachment Package on IBM Pseries AIX Hosts
105
Upgrading the Host Attachment Package on IBM Pseries AIX Hosts
106
Attaching with Fibre-Channel Adapters
106
Supported Fibre-Channel Adapter Cards for IBM Pseries Hosts
106
Fibre-Channel Attachment Requirements for IBM Pseries Hosts
107
Fibre-Channel Attachment Considerations for IBM Pseries Hosts
107
Verifying the Configuration of the Storage Unit for Fibre-Channel Adapters on the AIX Host System
107
Making SAN Changes for IBM Pseries Hosts
108
Example of a List of Devices Displayed When You Use the Lsdev -CC Disk | Grep 1750 Command for Fibre-Channel
108
Example of a List of Other Devices Displayed When You Use the Lsdisk Command for Fibre-Channel
108
Support for Fibre-Channel Boot
109
Prerequisites for Setting up the IBM Pseries Host as a Fibre-Channel Boot Device
109
Fibre-Channel Boot Considerations for IBM Pseries Hosts
109
Supported IBM RS/6000 or IBM Pseries Hosts for Fibre-Channel Boot
109
Supported Levels of Firmware for Fibre-Channel Boot on IBM Pseries Hosts
110
Supported Levels of Fibre-Channel Adapter Microcode on IBM Pseries Hosts
110
Installation Mechanisms that PSSP Supports for Boot Install from Fibre-Channel SAN DASD on IBM Pseries Hosts
110
Support for Disk Configurations for RS/6000 for a Fibre-Channel Boot Install
110
Support for Fibre-Channel Boot When a Disk Subsystem Is Attached on IBM Pseries Hosts
110
Attaching to Multiple RS/6000 or Pseries Hosts Without the HACMP Host System
111
Considerations for Attaching to Multiple RS/6000 or Pseries Hosts Without the HACMP Host System
111
Saving Data on the Storage Unit When Attaching Multiple RS/6000 or Pseries Host Systems to the Storage Unit
111
Restoring Data on the Storage Unit When Attaching Multiple RS/6000 or Pseries Host Systems to the Storage Unit
112
Running the Linux Operating System on an IBM Pseries Host
112
Attachment Considerations for Running the Linux Operating System on an IBM Pseries Host
112
Hardware Requirements for the Linux Operating System on the Pseries Host
113
Software Requirement for the Linux Operating System on the Pseries Host
113
Preparing to Install the Subsystem Device Driver for the Linux Operating System on the Pseries Host
114
Installing the Subsystem Device Driver on the Pseries Host Running the Linux Operating System
114
Upgrading the Subsystem Device Driver for the Linux Operating System on the Pseries Host
115
Verifying the Subsystem Device Driver for the Linux Operating System on the Pseries Host
115
Configuring the Subsystem Device Driver
116
Migrating with AIX 5L Version 5.2
116
Storage Unit Migration Issues When You Upgrade to AIX 5L Version 5.2
116
Maintenance Release 5200-01
116
Storage Unit Migration Issues When You Remove the AIX 5L Version 5.2 with the 5200-01 Recommended Maintenance Package Support
118
Chapter 10. Attaching to an IBM S/390 or IBM Eserver Zseries Host
119
Migrating from a FICON Bridge to a Native FICON Attachment
119
Migrating from a FICON Bridge to a Native FICON Attachment on Zseries Hosts: FICON Bridge Overview
119
Migrating from a FICON Bridge to a Native FICON Attachment on Zseries Hosts: FICON Bridge Configuration
119
Migrating from a FICON Bridge to a Native FICON Attachment on Zseries Hosts: Mixed Configuration
120
Example of How to Configure a FICON Bridge from an S/390 or Zseries Host System to a Storage Unit
120
Migrating from a FICON Bridge to a Native FICON Attachment on Zseries Hosts: Native FICON Configuration
121
Example of How to Add a FICON Director and a FICON Host Adapter
121
Attaching with FICON Adapters
122
Configuring the Storage Unit for FICON Attachment on Zseries Hosts
122
Attachment Considerations for Attaching with FICON Adapters on Zseries Hosts
122
Example of the Configuration after the FICON Bridge Is Removed
122
Attaching to a FICON Channel on a S/390 or Zseries Host
124
Registered State-Change Notifications (Rscns) on Zseries Hosts
125
Linux for S/390 and Zseries
126
Attaching a Storage Unit to an S/390 or Zseries Host Running Linux
126
Running Linux on an S/390 or Zseries Host
126
Attaching FCP Adapters on Zseries Hosts
127
Fcp Support
127
Example of Prerequisite Information for FCP Linux on Zseries
128
Example of Prerequisite Information for FCP Linux on Zseries
129
Example of Prerequisite Information for FCP Linux on Zseries
130
Example of Prerequisite Information for FCP Linux on Zseries
131
Example of a Script to Add more than One Device
131
Example of How to Add SCSI Devices through the Add_Map Command
132
Saving the Module Parameters in the /Etc/Zfcp.conf File
132
Example of Logical Volume Manager Multipathing
132
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Table of Contents
5
Tables
9
About this Guide
11
Who Should Use this Guide
11
Introduction and Planning Guide
12
Chapter 1. Introduction
15
Overview of the DS6000 Series Models
15
DS6800 (Model 1750-511)
16
DS6000 Expansion Enclosure (Model 1750-EX1)
17
Performance Features
18
Data Availability Features
19
RAID Implementation
19
Copy Services
20
Flashcopy
22
Remote Mirror and Copy
24
Z/Os Copy Services
30
Subsystem Device Driver for Open-Systems
31
Balancing the I/O Load
31
Storage Consolidation
31
Count Key Data
32
Fixed Block (FB)
32
Logical Volumes
32
Parallel Access Volumes
33
Base and Alias Exposures
33
Multiple Allegiance for FICON Hosts
33
Host Systems that DS6000 Series Supports
33
Fibre Channel Host Attachments
34
Attaching a DS6000 Series to an Open-Systems Host with Fibre Channel Adapters
34
FICON-Attached Zseries Hosts
35
DS6000 Interfaces
36
IBM Totalstorage DS Storage Manager
36
DS Open Application Programming Interface
36
DS Command-Line Interface
37
Software Requirements
37
Notification Methods
37
Remote Support
38
Licensed Function
39
Chapter 2. Planning Use of Licensed Functions
41
Feature Codes for Operating Environment Licensing
41
Copy Services Functions
42
Feature Codes for Point-In-Time Copy
42
Operating Environment Licensing Feature Codes for DS6800
42
Point-In-Time Copy (PTC) Feature Codes for DS6800
42
Feature Codes for Remote Mirror and Copy
43
Feature Codes for Parallel Access Volume
43
Remote Mirror and Copy (RMC) Feature Codes for DS6800
43
Parallel Access Volume (PAV) Feature Codes for DS6800
43
FICON Attachment License
44
Server Attachment License (FICON) for DS6800
44
Chapter 3. Planning the Physical Configuration
45
Storage Management Console
45
Storage Management Console Requirements
45
Storage Management Console Configuration
46
Disk Drive Module (DDM) Storage Features
47
Capacity Calculation Guidelines
47
Fibre-Channel Disk Drive Sets for DS6000 Series
47
Disk Drive Set Capacity (RAID 10 Arrays)
48
Disk Drive Set Capacity (RAID 5 Arrays)
48
Fiber Optic Host Cables
49
Fibre Channel Host Interposers
50
Expansion Enclosure Cables
50
Fibre Channel Host Attachment Ports
50
Fibre Channel Host Interposers Feature Codes for DS6800
50
DS6000 Expansion Enclosure Cable Feature Codes
50
System Rack Feature Codes
51
Host Connectivity Ports - Shortwave for DS6800
51
Host Connectivity Ports - Longwave for DS6800
51
System Rack Feature Codes for DS6000 Series
51
Power Line Cords
52
Power Cord Feature Codes
52
Power Connector Requirements
53
Feature Codes for a Modem
54
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Table of Contents
Interoperability Matrix
1
Table of Contents
3
Introduction
4
DS6000 Interoperability Summary
5
Configuration Planning
7
Fibre Channel
12
General Notes
13
Hewlett-Packard Servers - HP-UX
13
Hewlett-Packard Servers - Openvms
14
Hewlett-Packard Servers - Tru64 UNIX
17
IBM System I Servers
18
IBM System P and RS/6000 Servers
21
IBM Cluster 1600 Servers
25
IBM System Z and S/390 Servers
29
Sun Servers
32
X86, X64, EM64T, AMD64 and IA64 Based Servers - Linux
39
X86, X64, EM64, AMD64, IA64 Based Servers - Windows
41
Additional Storage Attachment
44
SGI Servers
50
Appendix A: DS6000 Host Connectivity and Cables
52
Appendix B: Host Adapters and Cables
55
Appendix C: SAN Fabric Products
55
Appendix D: Revision History
57
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