Benutzerhandbuch für ATTO Technology 2500C

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• 1 iPBridge 2500 provide storage options

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  • iPBridge2500 features

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  • Connectivity, infrastructure solutions

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• 1.1 ATTO iPBridge 2500R/D

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  • Dimensions

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  • Environment

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  • Power

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  • SCSI interface

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  • Ethernet interface

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  • Serial interface

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  • LED indicators

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    • Exhibit 1.1-1 ATTO iPBridge 2500R/D connector side

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  • Installation instructions

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    • Exhibit 1.1-2 Overview of iPBridge 2500R/D standard 19-inch rack using a centered 1.25-inch (31.7 mm) hole pattern

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• 1.2 ATTO iPBridge 2500C

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  • Dimensions

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  • Environment

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  • Power

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  • SCSI interface

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  • Ethernet interface

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  • Serial interface

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  • Installation instructions

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    • Exhibit 1.2-1 ATTO iPBridge 2500C faceplate

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    • Exhibit 1.2-2 ATTO iPBridge 2500C board layout

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• 2 Configuring the iPBridge

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  • Microsoft iSCSI Initiator changes

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• 2.1 Getting an IP address

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• 2.2 NDMP configuration provides backup

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  • How NDMP works

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  • Setting up NDMP

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  • Procedure

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  • Assign NDMP names to devices

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• 2.3 Mapping devices: NDMP

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  • Map devices automatically

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  • Map devices manually

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  • Assign NDMP names to devices

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    • Exhibit 2.3-1 Moving NDMP Names to SCSI ports under NDMP using the ATTO ExpressNAV interface.

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• 2.4 Mapping devices: iSCSI

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  • Node names

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  • Single Target mode

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  • Map devices automatically

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  • Map devices manually

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  • Multiple Target mode

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  • Automatically configure Multiple Target mode

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  • Manually configure Multiple Target mode

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    • Exhibit 2.4-1 Examples of single and multiple target modes

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    • Exhibit 2.4-2 Mapping with ATTO ExpressNAV

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• 2.5 Additional configurations

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  • Change the current user name, password

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  • Set the Real Time Clock

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  • Create a read only password or user name

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  • Configuring SCSI devices

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  • SNMP protocol

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• 3 ATTO ExpressNAV interface

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  • Browser compatibility

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  • Accessing ExpressNAV

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  • Opening an ExpressNAV session

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    • Exhibit 3.0-1 An ExpressNAV page

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• 3.1 ExpressNAV pages

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  • Status

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  • Serial Port Configuration

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  • Time & Date Configuration

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  • Ethernet Port Configuration

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  • SCSI Configuration

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  • iSCSI Configuration

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  • Bridge Configuration

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  • Mapping

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  • Advanced CLI Configuration

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  • Firmware

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  • Restart

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  • Help

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    • Exhibit 3.1-1 CLI command entered incorrectly on the Advanced CLI page, error message with suggested solution, then correct entry with response.

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• 4 Updating firmware

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  • Preliminary steps

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  • Using ATTO ExpressNAV

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  • Using FTP over GbE

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• 5 Copying iPBridge configurations

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  • Using FTP over GbE

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  • Using ZModem over the serial port

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• 6 Troubleshooting

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  • Inside out method

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  • Check the host event log

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  • Check the iPBridge event and trace logs

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  • Visually inspect LEDs

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  • Check for problems on attached devices

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  • Check host versions

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  • Check iPBridge product versions

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  • Component check

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  • Checking SCSI devices

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  • Checking the iPBridge SCSI ports

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  • Checking the serial port

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  • Checking the iPBridge internal configuration

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  • Checking iPBridge Ethernet ports

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  • Checking the LAN/WAN

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  • Checking the iSCSI Host Adapter or NIC

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  • Checking the iSCSI OS driver

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  • Checking the Operating System

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  • Checking the applications

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  • Performance issues

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  • Checking SCSI devices

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  • Checking iPBridge SCSI ports

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  • Checking iPBridge Ethernet ports

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  • Checking the LAN/WAN

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  • Checking Ethernet Host Adapter or NIC

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  • Checking the applications

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  • Checking the host system

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  • Checking the Operating System

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• 7 Alternative interface options

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  • Use the serial port or header

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  • Use Telnet

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    • Exhibit 7.0-1 Start up messages.

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• 7.1 CLI provides ASCII-based interface

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  • Exhibit 7.1-1 Symbols, typefaces and abbreviations used to indicate functions and elements of the command line interface used in this manual.

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• 7.1.1 CLI commands summary

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  • Exhibit 7.1-2 The following error messages may be returned by the Command line Interface:

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  • Exhibit 7.1-3 If you enter a parameter for a CLI command incorrectly, the CLI help file displays the error message:

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• 7.1.2 General use commands

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  • Help

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  • Password

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  • ReadOnlyPassword

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  • ReadOnlyUsername

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  • RestoreConfiguration

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  • SaveConfiguration

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  • Username

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  • VerboseMode

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• 7.1.3 Maintenance commands

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  • Date

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  • FirmwareRestart

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  • MaxOpTemp

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  • MinOpTemp

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  • OpTempWarn

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  • Password

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  • Reserve

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  • RestoreConfiguration

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  • SCSIPortReset

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  • SNTP

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  • SNTPServer

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  • SpeedWrite

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  • SpeedWriteDefault

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  • Time

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  • TimeZone

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  • Username

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  • Zmodem

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• 7.1.4 Diagnostic commands

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  • BridgeModel

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  • BridgeName

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  • ClearEventLog

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  • ClearTraceLog

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  • DisplayEventLog

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  • DisplayEventLogFilter

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  • DisplayTraceLog

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  • DisplayTraceLogFilter

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  • DumpEventLog

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  • DumpTraceLog

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  • EventLog

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  • EventLogFilter

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  • Help

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  • IdentifyBridge

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  • Info

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  • iSCSITargetNameDisplay

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  • IsReserved

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  • NDMPStatus

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  • Ping

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  • RMON

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  • RouteDisplay

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  • SCSIPortList

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  • SCSITargets

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  • SerialNumber

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  • SNMPDumpMIB

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  • SNMPExtendedTraps

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  • SNMPTrapAddress

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  • SNMPTraps

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  • TailEventLog

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  • Temperature

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  • TraceLog

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  • TraceLogFilter

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  • Voltage

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  • WrapEventLog

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  • WrapTraceLog

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• 7.1.5 SCSI configuration commands

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  • SCSIInitID

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  • SCSIPortBusSpeed

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  • SCSIPortList

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  • SCSIPortReset

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  • SCSIPortResetOnStartup

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  • SCSIPortSelTimeout

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  • SCSIPortSyncTransfer

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  • SCSIPortTermination

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  • SCSIPortWideTransfer

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  • SCSITargets

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  • SpeedWrite

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  • SpeedWriteDefault

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  • VirtualDriveResponse

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• 7.1.6 Serial port configuration commands

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  • SerialPortBaudRate

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  • SerialPortEcho

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• 7.1.7 Ethernet commands

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  • DPMTU

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  • EthernetSpeed

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  • Exit

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  • IPAddress

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  • IPDHCP

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  • IPGateway

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  • IPSubnetMask

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  • Password

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  • Ping

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  • ReadOnlyPassword

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  • RMON

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  • Username

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  • ReadOnlyUsername

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    • Exhibit 7.1-8 Default history Control table (buckets and interval in hexadecimal) for the RMON CLI command.

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• 7.1.8 NDMP commands

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  • NDMPAuthType

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  • NDMPMaxVersion

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  • NDMPPortNumber

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  • NDMPStatus

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• 7.1.9 iSCSI commands

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  • iSCSIAlias

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  • iSCSIChap

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  • iSCSIChapSecret

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  • iSCSIPortNumber

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  • iSCSITarget

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  • iSCSITargetNameDisplay

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  • iSNSLoginControl

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  • iSNSServer

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  • MultiTargetMode

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• 7.1.10 Mapping commands

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  • AutoMap

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  • iSCSITarget

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  • iSCSITargetNameDisplay

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  • MultiTargetMode

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  • Route

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  • RouteDisplay

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  • SCSIInitID

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  • SCSITargets

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• Appendix A ATTO iPBridge, FibreBridge family

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  • iPBridge products

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  • Fibre Bridge products

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• Appendix B Cabling

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  • SCSI cabling

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  • Cable types

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  • Examples

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    • Exhibit 0.0-1 Various types of SCSI operate at different speeds and require different bus lengths to support a certain number of devices.

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  • Connecting SCSI devices to SCSI ports

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  • Ethernet connections

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• Appendix C Glossary

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• Appendix D Safety standards and compliances

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• Appendix E ATTO accessories

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• Appendix F Warranty, contact information

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  • Manufacturer limited warranty

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  • Contact ATTO Technology, Inc.

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