User Manuals: Vess R2000 SERIES Storage Solution

Vess R2000 SERIES Product Manual (705 pages)

Brand: Vess | Category: Storage | Size: 32 MB

Introduction 1

5
- Table of Contents
  5
- System Setup
  7
- Troubleshooting
  26
- Contacting Technical Support
  27
- Bout His Anual
  29
- Hardware Installation
  29
- Ess R2600 O Verview
  32
  - Data Path
    32
  - N Otable F Eatures in the V Ess R2600
    33
    
    P Erfect R Ebuild
    33
    
    A Dvanced B Attery F Lash B Ackup
    33
    
    O Nline Lun C Lone
    33
- A Rchitectural D Escription
  34
  - Ess R2000 S Eries M Odel L Ine - up
    34
  - Ess J2000 S Eries M Odel Ine - up
    34
- S Pecifications
  35
  - System Description
    35
  - General Description
    36
- Ardware
  38
  - F Ront P Anel H Ardware
    38
  - F Ront P Anel Led S
    40
  - Ear Anel Ardware
    42
  - C Ontroller Led S
    43
  - Ear Anel Led
    47
    
    F Ibre C Hannel Port Led Behavior (V Ess R2600 Fi Controller )
    48
  - S Ystem M Anagement
    49
    
    M Anagement I Nterfaces
    49
    
    A Dvanced S Torage F Eatures
    50
    
    Ackground a Ctivities
    50
    
    S Upported B Rowsers
    51
    
    P Erfect Raid F Eatures
    51
    
    S Upported O Perating S Ystems
    52
  - Nas S Hared D Isk F Ile S Ystem
    53
  - Drive"
    55
- Equired
  57
Aking Anagement and Ata Onnections

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- Fibre Channel SAN
  66
- Fibre Channel das
  69
- Fibre Channel with JBOD Expansion
  71
- D Ata C Onnections
  73
- Fibre Channel SAN - no Single Point of Failure
  73
- Jbod E Xpansion
  75
- Iscsi Storage Area Network (SAN)
  77
- Path
  77
- Iscsi Direct Attached Storage (DAS)
  80
- Iscsi with JBOD Expansion
  82
- Ehavior
  86
  - Link Status
    97
W Pam Pro- S C

118
- Webpam Proe - System Configuration
  118
- Logging into Webpam Proe
  119
- Choosing the Display Language
  120
- Perusing the Interface
  121
- Logging out of Webpam Proe
  123
- Viewing the Storage Network
  124
- Managing Subsystems
  126
  - C Learing S Tatistics
    131
- Managing RAID Controllers
  138
  - V Iewing C Ontroller I Nformation
    138
- Managing Enclosures
  149
- Managing UPS Units
  157
- Managing Network Connections
  161
Anaging Sers

163
- Managing Users
  163
- Viewing User Information
  163
- Creating a User
  164
- Making User Settings
  165
- Changing User Passwords
  166
- Deleting a User
  167
- Setting User Event Subscriptions
  167
- Importing a User Database
  168
- Exporting a User Database
  169
Anaging Ackground Ctivities

170
- Managing Background Activities
  170
- Adding a Scheduled Background Activity
  171
- Viewing Current Background Activities
  171
- Viewing Scheduled Background Activities
  171
- Changing a Background Activity Schedule
  173
- Enabling or Disabling a Scheduled Background Activity
  174
- Deleting a Scheduled Background Activity
  175
- Media Patrol
  176
- Redundancy Check
  177
- Initialization
  178
- Rebuild
  179
- Migration
  180
- Pdm
  181
- Transition
  182
- Battery Reconditioning
  183
- Synchronization
  183
- Managing Storage Services
  184
- Working with the Event Viewer
  197
- Monitoring Performance
  201
Anaging Hysical Rives

204
Anaging Isk Rrays

214
- Managing Disk Arrays
  214
- Viewing a List of Disk Arrays
  214
- Creating a Disk Array Manually
  216
- Creating a Disk Array with the Wizard
  217
- Deleting a Disk Array
  218
- Making Disk Array Settings
  219
- Running PDM on a Disk Array
  221
- Preparing a Disk Array for Transport
  222
- Rebuilding a Disk Array
  222
- Managing Logical Drives
  224
Anaging Pare Rives

239
- Managing Spare Drives
  239
- Viewing a List of Spare Drives
  239
- Viewing Spare Drive Information
  240
- Creating a Spare Drive Manually
  241
- Deleting a Spare Drive
  242
- Making Spare Drive Settings
  242
- Locating a Spare Drive
  243
- Running Spare Check
  243
- Running a Transition on a Spare Drive
  244
- Managing Initiators
  245
- Managing Luns
  249
- Managing Fibre Channel Connections
  253
M SCSI C Onnections

258
- Managing Iscsi Connections
  258
- Viewing a List of Iscsi Targets
  259
- Viewing Iscsi Target Information
  259
- Making Iscsi Target Settings
  261
- Viewing a List of Iscsi Portals
  261
- Adding Iscsi Portals
  263
- Deleting Iscsi Portals
  264
- Making Iscsi Portal Settings
  264
- Viewing a List of Iscsi Ports
  265
- Making Iscsi Port Settings
  266
- Viewing a List of Iscsi Trunks
  267
- Deleting Iscsi Trunks
  269
- Making Iscsi Trunk Settings
  269
- Viewing Iscsi Session Information
  270
- Deleting an Iscsi Session
  272
- Viewing Iscsi Isns Information
  272
- Making Iscsi Isns Settings
  273
- Viewing a List of Iscsi Chaps
  273
- Deleting Iscsi Chaps
  275
  - Chap Secret
    351
M E (Clu)

452
- Viewing the Enclosures Summary (CLU)
  452
- Making Enclosur E Settings (CLU)
  453
- Viewing Enclosure Information (CLU)
  453
- Viewing Power Supply Status (CLU)
  454
- Locating a Power Supply (CLU)
  455
- Viewing Cooling Unit Status (CLU)
  455
- Viewing Temperature Sensor Status (CLU)
  456
- Viewing Voltage Sensor Status (CLU)
  456
- Viewing Battery Information (CLU)
  457
  - R Econditioning a B Attery
    457
- Locating an Enclosure (CLU)
  458
M U (Clu)

534
- Viewing User Information (CLU)
  534
- Creating a User (CLU)
  535
- Changing Another User's Settings (CLU)
  536
- Changing Another User's Password (CLU)
  537
- Changing Your Own User Settings (CLU)
  537
- Changing Your Own Password (CLU)
  538
- Deleting a User (CLU)
  538
Ogical Rives

578
- RAID Levels
  579
- RAID Level Migration
  596
- Preferred Controller ID
  605
- Sector Size
  605
- Stripe Size
  605
- Initialization
  606
- Partition and Format
  606
  - Host Cache Flushing
    618
SCSI M I Anagement

620
- Iscsi on a VLAN
  622
- Initiator
  624
- Target
  624
- Portal
  625
- Port
  626
- Session
  626
- Trunk
  626
- Chap
  627
- Isns
  627
- Ping
  627
Roubleshooting

629
- Vess R2000 Is Beeping
  630
- Leds Display Amber or Red
  631
- Webpam Proe Reports a Problem
  642
- USB Support Reports a Problem
  648
- Enclosure Problems
  649
- RAID Controller Problems
  653
  - Serial Connection
    655
- Physical Drive Problems
  658
- Disk Array and Logical Drive Problems
  659
- Connection Problems
  664
- Power Cycling the Subsystem
  669
Vent Otification Esponse

670
- Event Notification Response
  670
- Battery
  671
- Bbu
  671
- Blade Server
  672
- Cache
  672
- Controller
  673
- Crc
  675
- Disk Array
  675
- Drive Interface
  676
- Enclosure
  676
- Event Log
  676
- Fibre Channel
  677
- Firmware Update
  677
- Host Interface
  678
- Initiator
  680
- Jbod
  680
- Logical Drive
  680
- Media Patrol
  682
- Online Capacity Expansion
  682
- Parity
  682
- Pdm
  683
- Physical Disk
  684
- Psu Fans
  686
- PSU (Power Supply Units)
  686
- Raid Level Migration
  687
- Rebuild
  688
- Redundancy Check
  688
- Resource
  689
- Scsi
  689
- Sep
  689
- Spare Check
  689
- Spare Drives
  689
- Smart
  690
- Stripe Level Migration
  690
- Subsystem (Vess)
  691
- Synchronization
  691
- Transition
  691
- Unknown
  691
- Zoning
  691
  - C Ontacting T Echnical S Upport
    692
  - D Isclaimer of Other Warranties
    697

User Manuals: Vess R2000 SERIES Storage Solution

Vess R2000 SERIES Product Manual (705 pages)

Table of Contents

Introduction 1

Aking Anagement and Ata Onnections

W Pam Pro- S C

Anaging Sers

Anaging Ackground Ctivities

Anaging Hysical Rives

Anaging Isk Rrays

Anaging Pare Rives

M SCSI C Onnections

M E (Clu)

M U (Clu)

Ogical Rives

SCSI M I Anagement

Roubleshooting

Vent Otification Esponse

Vess R2000 SERIES Quick Start Manual (393 pages)

Table of Contents

English

Vess R2600 Task List

Task 1: Unpacking

Vess R2000 Series Model Line-Up

Vess J2000 Series Model Line-Up

TASK 2: MOUNTING Vess R2600 in a RACK

Task 3: Installing Disk Drives

Drive Slot Numbering

Installing Your Disk Drives

Number of Drives Required

Task 4: Management Connections

Connecting a Fibre Channel SAN

Connecting the Iscsinetwork

Sas Jbod Expansion

Task 5: Connecting the Power

Controller Leds

Task 6: Setting the Ip Address

Task 7: Creating Logical Drives with Webpam Proe

Choosing a Language

Creating Your Logical Drives

Contacting Technical Support

Technical Support Services

Deutsch

Vess R2600-Arbeitsschritte

Schritt 1: Auspacken

Vess J2000 Serie Modellvarianten

Vess R2000 Serie Modellvarianten

Schritt 2: Montage des Vess R2600 in einem Rack

Schritt 3: Installieren von Festplattenlaufwerken

Laufwerksteckplatznummerierung

Installation der Festplattenlaufwerke

Anzahl an Benötigten Laufwerken

Schritt 4: Verwaltungsanschlüsse

Ein Fibre Channel-SAN Anschließen

Iscsi-Netzwerk Verbinden

Sas Jbod Erweiterung

Schritt 5: Anschliessen an die Stromversorgung

Controller Leds

Schritt 6: Einstellen der Ip-Adresse

Schritt 7: Erstellen von Logischen Laufwerken mit Webpam Proe

Auswahl einer Sprache

Ihre Logischen Laufwerke Erstellen

Technische Support Dienste

Technischer Support

Français

Liste de Tâches Vess R2600

Tache 1 : Déballage

VESS J2000 Liste des Modèles

VESS R2000 Liste des Modèles

Tache 2 : Monter Vess R2600 en Rack

Tache 3 : Installation de Lecteurs de Disque

Numérotation des Disques

Installer Vos Disques

Nombre de Disques Requis

Tache 4 : Gestion des Connexions

Connexion D'un SAN Fibre Channel

Connexion du Iscsi Network

Extension SAS JBOD

Tache 5 : Mise Sous Tension

Voyants Contrôleur