Hp 12000 Virtual Library System EVA Gateway Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 22)

Cabling Ethernet Switches 6600–24G

1. Connect an Ethernet cable from port 24 on switch #1 to port 24 of switch #2.

2. Using Velcro®, secure the excess cable to the right side of the rack.

WARNING! Do not connect cables to unused ports on Ethernet switch #1 or #2. Doing so could

result in data loss.

22 Hardware Installation

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User Guide 1
Contents 3
4 Contents 4
Contents 5 5
6 Contents 6
Contents 7 7
8 Contents 8
Contents 9 9
10 Contents 10
1 Introduction 11
2 Hardware Installation 13
Unpacking 14
Rack Planning Resources 14
Rack Requirements 15
Rack Warnings 15
Cabling the VLS Node 18
20 Hardware Installation 20
22 Hardware Installation 22
3 Multi-node Setup 23
24 Multi-node Setup 24
4 Storage Configuration 25
26 Storage Configuration 26
Managing VLS Gateway Capacity 27
Discovering Array LUNs 28
Deleting Array LUNs 29
Configuring Storage Pools 30
Destroying Storage Pools 31
32 Storage Configuration 32
5 Automigration/Replication 34
Replication Concepts 35
Tape Initialization 36
Managing a SAN Library 37
38 Automigration/Replication 38
Echo Copy Pool Operations 39
Creating an Echo Copy Pool 40
Echo Copy Pool Operations 41 41
Creating Virtual Tapes 42
Echo Copy Pool Operations 43 43
44 Automigration/Replication 44
Restarting a Broken Mirror 45
Editing Copy Pools 46
Editing Copy Pools 47 47
48 Automigration/Replication 48
Deleting a Copy Pool 49
Advanced Search for Slots 52
Mailslot Details 52
Copy Pool Details 52
Import/Export Pool Details 52
Tape Drive Details 52
Forcing a Replication Job 53
54 Automigration/Replication 54
Editing the Management URL 55
56 Automigration/Replication 56
Replacing a Library 57
Stopping a Tape Export 58
60 Automigration/Replication 60
62 Automigration/Replication 62
Status of all Cartridges 63
64 Automigration/Replication 64
Cartridge Details 65
Viewing the Job History 66
Viewing the Job Summary 67
Configuring the GUI Displays 67
Testing the VLS Connectivity 68
6 Deduplication 69
◦ Multiplexed 70
◦ Large (greater than 14 TB) 70
Deduplication Summary 71
Deduplication Backup Report 72
GB follows the same logic 73
7 Operation 74
Powering Off the System 75
76 Operation 76
8 User Interfaces 77
Window Regions 78
Command View VLS 79 79
Restarting Command View VLS 80
Opening a Serial Session 81
Closing a Serial Session 81
82 User Interfaces 82
9 Configuration 84
Setting the User Preferences 87
Managing Oversubscription 88
Shutdown at 98% Capacity 89
Managing Virtual Device LUNs 90
LUN Masking 91
LUN Mapping 91
Mapping LUNs by Device 92
Mapping LUNs by Host 93
Setting Up the Hosts 94
Creating a Virtual Library 95
96 Configuration 96
Editing a Virtual Library 97
Creating Tape Drives 97
Creating Cartridges 98
Destroying a Virtual Library 99
Destroying a Tape Drive 100
10 Management 101
LUN Path Failover 102
Managing Cartridges 103
Moving Cartridges 104
Deleting Cartridges 105
Freeing up Storage Space 106
Updating the Firmware 107
Saving Configuration Settings 108
11 Monitoring 109
Notification Alerts 110
Command View VLS 111
E-mail Notification 111
Edit the Email Settings 112
SNMP Notification 113
Monitoring Storage Capacity 114
Capacity Usage Views 115
Storage Pool View 116
Libraries View 120
Cartridges View 121
Exporting CSV Data 122
Current Status 123
Performance History 124
SAN Health 125
Logical Capacity 126
Physical Capacity 127
Workload Assessment 127
Replication History 128
Deduplication Job History 129
Receiving Automated Reports 129
Clearing All System Faults 130
Trace Log Files 130
Viewing Trace Log Files 131
Saving a Trace Log File 131
Creating a Support Ticket 131
132 Monitoring 132
12 CLI Command Set 133
VLS Commands 134
Configuration Commands 135
Management Commands 140
Monitoring Commands 141
13 Component Identification 144
Rear Panel Components 145
Rear Panel LEDs and Buttons 146
System Board Components 147
DescriptionItem 148
PCI power connector24 148
TPM connector25 148
148 Component Identification 148
Hard Drive LEDs 151
Hard Drive LED Combinations 151
Front Panel Components 152
Front Panel LEDs and Buttons 152
14 Component Replacement 157
Preparation Procedures 158
Hard Drive 159
160 Component Replacement 160
DVD-CD Drive 161
Power Supply 161
162 Component Replacement 162
Fan Module 163
164 Component Replacement 164
Replacing a Primary Node 165
Replacing a Secondary Node 166
Ethernet Switch Replacement 167
15 Disaster Recovery 168
Manually Restoring the System 169
170 Disaster Recovery 170
172 Disaster Recovery 172
Related Information 173
Rack Stability 175
Contacting HP 175
Subscription Service 175
Customer Self Repair 176
Product Warranties 176
17 Documentation feedback 177
A Troubleshooting 178
Deduplication Issues 182
B Specifications 183
Environmental 184
FCC rating label 185
European Union Notice 186
Japanese Notices 187
Korean Notices 187
Taiwanese Notices 187
Laser Compliance Notices 189
German Laser Notice 190
Italian Laser Notice 190
Japanese Laser Notice 190
Recycling Notices 191
Danish Notice 192
Dutch Notice 192
Estonian Notice 192
Finnish Notice 192
French Notice 192
German Notice 193
Greek Notice 193
Hungarian Notice 193
Italian Notice 193
Latvian Notice 193
Lithuanian Notice 194
Polish Notice 194
Portuguese Notice 194
Romanian Notice 194
Slovak Notice 194
Battery Replacement Notices 195
French Battery Notice 196
German Battery Notice 196
Italian Battery Notice 197
Japanese Battery Notice 197
Spanish Battery Notice 198
Glossary 199
200 Glossary 200
202 Glossary 202
204 Index 204
206 Index 206
208 Index 208
210 Index 210

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