Benutzerhandbuch für First Virtual Communications 3000

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Chapter One

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• Introduction

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• Voyager 3000 Family

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• VRA-3001T-XX-Y

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• VRA-3002T-XX-Y

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• VRA-3001R-XX-Y

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• VRA-3002R-XX-Y

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• Options

  1
• System Features

  1
• Device Carrier

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• Cooling

  1
• RAID Controller

  1
• Power Supplies

  1
• SCSI Connectors

  1
• RAID Basics

  1
• RAID 0

  1
• RAID 1 / 0+1

  1
• RAID 3

  1
• RAID 5

  1
• Required Number of Drives and Net Capacity

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• Chapter Two

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• Installation and Setup

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• Unpacking and Initial Setup

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• Recommendations for installation of rackmount systems in 19” racks

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• Ambient Temperature

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• Air Flow

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• Mechanical Loading

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• Electrical Considerations

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• Grounding

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• Setting the host SCSI Ids

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• Setting the target SCSI Ids

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• Setting the target SCSI Ids on a VRA-3001 system

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• Setting the target SCSI Ids on a VRA-3002 system

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• Cabling and Termination Issues

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• Components

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• Power Supplies

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• Devices

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• Power Option Board

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• Controller

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• Advanced Cooling Modules

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• Component Insertion and removal

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• Drive Insertion

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• Drive Removal

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• PSU Insertion and Removal

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• Controller Insertion and Removal

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• Chapter Three

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• EMU

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• Environmental Monitoring Unit Configurations

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• Introduction

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• EMU Features

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• System Configurations

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• Setting up the EMU

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• Available EMU information

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• Interpreting the EMU LED Feedback

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• Connecting the EMU

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• Chapter Four

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• RAID controller configuration

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• Controller Description

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• Controller Configuration

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• Accessing the VOYAGER 3000 Menus

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• Connecting a Monitor

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• Creating a logical volume

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• Creating a Second Logical Volume

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• Adding a Global Spare

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• Partitioning a Logical Volume

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• Mapping Host LUNs

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• De-assigning LUN Mapping

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• Scan New SCSI Drives

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• View and Edit logical drives

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• View and Edit SCSI Drives

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• View and Edit SCSI Channels

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• View and Edit Configuration Parameters

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• View and Edit Peripheral Devices

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• System Functions

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• Down Loading New Firmware

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• View System Information

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• Quick Installation

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• Chapter Five

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• Front Panel Operation

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• Creating a New Logical Drive

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• Viewing Disks Assigned to a Logical Drive

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• Assigning a Spare Drive

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• Mapping a Logical Drive to a Host Channel and LUN

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• Deleting a Logical Drive

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• Setting the SCSI Channels

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• Channel Terminator Setting

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• SCSI Reset at Power-Up Setting

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• Sequential Drive Spin-Up Setting

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• Data Cache Setting

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• Viewing Connected Drives

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• Adding New Drives into Current List

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• Issuing a Reset

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• Serial Number

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• Download Firmware

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• Figure 1-1 VRA-3001T-XX-Y Single Tower

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• Figure 1-2 Internal bus configuration of VRA-3001T-XX-Y

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• Figure 1-3 VRA-3002T-XX-Y Twin Tower

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• Figure 1-4 VRA-3002T-XX-Y SCSI target interconnects

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• Figure 1-5 VRA-3001R-FW-Y example configuration

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• Figure 1-6 VRA-3002R-FW-Y example configuration

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• Figure 1-7 Device Carrier

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• Figure 1-8 PSU mounted in removable canister

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• Figure 2-1 Grounding shelves within a 19" cabinet

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• Figure 2-2 Rear view of rack showing ground point

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• Figure 2-3 Rear view of single tower showing host connections

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• Figure 2-4 Rear view showing ACMs, cowl and shield

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• Figure 2-5 Setting the Target Bus SCSI IDs

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• Figure 2-6 Setting the RAID Target Bus SCSI IDs

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• Figure 2-7 Location of DPS1 on VRA-3002 second backplane

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• Figure 2-8 SCSI ID Switch (DPS1)

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• Figure 2-9 Removal and insertion of a Power Supply Unit

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• Figure 2-10 Device carrier

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• Figure 2-11 RAID Controller

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• Figure 2-12 Main board access

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• Figure 2-13 Installing SIMMs

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• Figure 2-14 Removing the back face plate

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• Figure 2-15 Rear view of ACM assembly

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• Figure 3-1 Single shelf EMU configuration

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• Figure 3-2 Dual shelf EMU configuration

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• Figure 3-3 Location of EMU within the shelf

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• Figure 3-4 EMU PCB layout

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• Figure 3-5 Connecting the EMUs together

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• Figure 4-1 Front view of controller (within a canister)

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• Figure 4-2 Logical View of VOYAGER 3001

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• Figure 4-3 Windows Program Manager

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• Figure 4-4 Windows Terminal Program (Main Menu)

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• Figure 4-5 Setting Windows Terminal Emulation

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• Figure 4-6 Setting Windows Terminal Preferences

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• Figure 4-7 Windows Terminal Preferences Screen

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• Figure 4-8 Windows Terminal Communications Settings

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• Figure 4-9 Windows Terminal Communication Settings

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• Figure 4-10 Initial Screen

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• Figure 4-11 Main Menu Screen

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• Figure 4-12 Verifying Drive Configuration

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• Figure 4-13 View and edit Logical Drives Screen

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• Figure 4-14 Creating a logical drive

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• Figure 4-15 Selecting the logical drive's RAID level

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• Figure 4-16 Selecting drives for inclusion in a RAID set

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• Figure 4-17 Setting the maximum drive capacity.

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• Figure 4-18 Logical drive creation confirmation screen

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• Figure 4-19 Progress of RAID set creation

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• Figure 4-20 Creating a RAID 1 volume

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• Figure 4-21 Selecting two drives to form a RAID 1 set

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• Figure 4-22 Viewing all Logical Drives

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• Figure 4-23 Adding Global Spare drive

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• Figure 4-24 Allocating Capacities to partitions

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• Figure 4-25 Logical Drive Partition Table

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• Figure 4-26 Allocating capacities to partitions

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• Figure 4-27 Mapping Host LUNs

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• Figure 4-28 LUN Partition table

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• Figure 4-29 Selecting a Volume for LUN mapping

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• Figure 4-30 Selecting a partition for LUN mapping

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• Figure 4-31 Mapping Logical Volume 0 Partition 1 to Channel 2 LUN 1

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• Figure 4-32 Logical mapping of all partitions

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• Figure 4-33 List and status of drives on system

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• Figure 4-34 Scanning SCSI drives

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• Figure 4-35 View and edit scsi drives

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• Figure 4-36 View and edit SCSI channels

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• Figure 4-37 View and edit SCSI target

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• Figure 4-38 View and edit configuration parameters

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• Figure 4-39 Uploading the code using ZMODEM protocol

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• Figure 4-40 View system information

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• Figure 4-41 Quick Installation

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• Table 1-1 Voyager 3000 Tower configurations

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• Table 1-2 Voyager 3000 Rackmountable configurations

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• Table 1-3 Voyager 3000 Fault Tolerant configurations

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• Table 1-4 Host Connection Codes

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• Table 1-5 RAID 0 layout

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• Table 1-6 RAID 0+1 layout

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• Table 1-7 RAID 3 layout

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• Table 1-8 RAID 5 layout

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• Table 1-9 Minimum drives necessary for a RAID set

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• Table 2-2 Cable Lengths Vs Transfer Rates

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• Table 2-3 Device carrier Device Part Numbers

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• Table 2-4 Power Option Board Switch Definitions

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• Table 3-1 EMU Switch Settings

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• Table 3-2 ID settings for the EMU

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• Table 3-3 Power Sequencing Signals

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• Table 3-4 Read Only Memory locations within the EMU

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• Table 3-5 Read/Write locations within the EMU

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• Table 3-6 Devices/events monitored by the EMU

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• Table 3-7 Interpreting the EMU LED feedback

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• Table 4-1 RS232 Terminal Settings

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