ATTO Technology 2100R User Manuals

Table of Contents

• CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

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• FIBRE BRIDGE PRODUCT MODULE DESCRIPTION

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• FC RACK SYSTEM PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

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• FIBRE CHANNEL TECHNOLOGY

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• REFERENCES:

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• CHAPTER 2: ATTO FIBREBRIDGE™ BENEFITS AND FEATURES

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• ATTO FIBRE CHAIN™

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• FIBRE CHANNEL SWITCH SUPPORT

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• FIBRE BRIDGE FEATURE COMPARISON

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• CHAPTER 3: ATTO FC RACK ENCLOSURE AND POWER MODULES

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• PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS

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• M OUNTING

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• ENVIRONMENTAL

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• COOLING AIRFLOW

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• COOLING FANS

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• INTERNAL POWER DISTRIBUTION

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• POWER M ODULE

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• LED INDICATOR

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• IEC POWER RECEPTACLE AND SWITCH

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• INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL

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• ATTO FC RACK SYSTEM INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS

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• CHAPTER 4 : ATTO FIBREBRIDGE™ PRODUCT MODULE INTEGRATION

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• ENVIRONMENTAL

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• COOLING AIRFLOW

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• POWER REQUIREMENTS

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• FIBRE CHANNEL PORTS

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• SCSI PORTS

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• FIBRE CHAIN™ PORTS (2100 MODEL ONLY)

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• ATTO FIBRE CHAIN™ PORT LED S (2100R MODEL ONLY)

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• LED INDICATORS

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• ETHERNET PORT

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• SERIAL PORT

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• INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL

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• CHAPTER 5: FIBREBRIDGE™ 2200R/D

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• PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS

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• M OUNTING

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• ENVIRONMENTAL

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• COOLING AND AIRFLOW

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• POWER SUPPLY

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• IEC POWER RECEPTACLE AND SWITCH

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• FIBRE CHANNEL PORT

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• SCSI PORTS

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• LED INDICATORS

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• ETHERNET PORT

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• SERIAL PORT

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• CHAPTER 6: CABLING A FIBREBRIDGE™

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• “QUICK” INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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• SCSI CABLING

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• SCSI TERMINATION

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• FIBRE CHANNEL CABLING

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• GBICS

  22
• GBIC M ODULE AND GBIC GUIDE SYSTEM

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• GBIC INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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• GBIC REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS

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• M EDIA INTERFACE ADAPTERS (MIA)

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• MIA INSTALLATION

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• CHAPTER 7: FIBREBRIDGE SERVICES

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• M ONITORING AND M ANAGING THE ATTO FIBRE BRIDGE

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• ATTO BRIDGE TOOLS GRAPHICAL INTERFACE CONFIGURATION PROGRAM

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• ACCESSING THE ATTO FIBRE BRIDGE OVER THE RS-232 INTERFACE

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• ACCESSING THE ATTO FIBRE BRIDGE OVER THE ETHERNET PORT

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• Setting up the IP Address using the RS-232 port

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• Accessing the ATTO FibreBridge using a Telnet session over Ethernet

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• Accessing through FTP

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• CHAPTER 8: SERVERLESS BACKUP SUPPORT

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• WHAT IS SERVERLESS BACKUP ?

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• TARGET DESCRIPTORS

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• SEGMENT DESCRIPTORS

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• GENERAL OPERATION OF SERVERLESS BACKUP

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• ENABLING SERVERLESS BACKUP ON THE FIBRE BRIDGE

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• CHAPTER 9: UPDATING THE FIRMWARE WITHIN THE FIBREBRIDGE

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• FLASHING THE FIBRE BRIDGE

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• CHAPTER 10: ADDRESSING SCSI DEVICES

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• IDENTIFYING THE FIBRE BRIDGE

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• IDENTIFYING THE SCSI DEVICES CONNECTED TO THE FIBRE BRIDGE

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• DEFAULT ADDRESS TRANSLATION

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• APPENDIX A: FIBRE CHANNEL TO SCSI ADDRESS MAPPING

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• FIBRE CHANNEL WORLD WIDE NAME (WWN)

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• ARBITRATED LOOP PORT ADDRESS (AL_PA)

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• SCSI BUS IDENTIFIER

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• SCSI TARGET IDENTIFIER

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• SCSI LOGICAL UNIT NUMBER

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• WHAT IS A LOGICAL UNIT ?

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• HIERARCHICAL ADDRESSING M ODEL

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• ADDRESSING FIELD FORMAT

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• PERIPHERAL DEVICE ADDRESSING M ETHOD

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• VIRTUAL DEVICE ADDRESSING M ETHOD

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• LOGICAL UNIT ADDRESSING M ETHOD

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• FIBRE BRIDGE DEFAULT M ODE

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• ADDRESS DESCRIPTORS

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• SCSI-3 INQUIRY COMMAND

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• SCSI-3 REPORT LUNS COMMAND

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• SETTING THE ID OF THE FIBRE BRIDGE

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• ADDRESSING CONNECTED SCSI DEVICES

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• CONFIGURATION FOR CONSECUTIVE IDS

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• CONFIGURATIONS FOR RAID CONTROLLERS

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• APPENDIX B: RADIO AND TELEVISION INTERFERENCE

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• APPENDIX C: CIRCUIT BOARD DIMENSIONS & IMPORTANT JUMPER LOCATIONS

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• APPENDIX D: FIBRE CHANNEL RESOURCES

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• APPENDIX E: FIBRE CHANNEL ACCESSORIES

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• APPENDIX F: HOW TO CONTACT ATTO TECHNOLOGY, INC

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