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Deployment Guide
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Contents
Microsoft Windows Unified Data Storage
Server 2003 Console . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
PowerVault NX1950 Management Console . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Microsoft iSCSI Software Target . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Dell Storage Management Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Dell OpenManage Server Administrator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Modular Disk Storage Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
EMC Navisphere . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Operating System Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Indexing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Single Instance Storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Windows SharePoint Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Restoring Your Operating System. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Installing Your Operating System Using
the Server Management CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Restoring the Storage Array Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Installing Additional Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Installing and Configuring the MUI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Applying the MUI Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
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This document provides information about the configuration procedures
on your system and a general overview of the Microsoft®Windows®Unified
Data Storage Server 2003 operating system. For more information, see the
operating system documentation located on the Dell™ documentation
website at www.dell.com/ostechsheets.
The following topics are discussed in this document:
• Microsoft Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003 console
• Dell storage management tools
• Operating system features
• Restoring your operating system
NOTE: Throughout this document Dell PowerVault NX1950 storage system
refers to the individual storage unit and PowerVault NX1950 storage solution
refers to the configuration of the storage unit along with the storage arrays.
Microsoft Windows Unified Data Storage
Server 2003 Console
This section provides comprehensive information on the features that are
available to you as part of the storage solution.
The Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003 console opens in the
PowerVault™ NX1950 Management Console and allows administrators to
perform a majority of storage management tasks such as provisioning and
administering volumes, shared folders, and managing iSCSI Software
Targets. Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003 integrates the
following snap-ins:
• PowerVault NX1950 Management console
• Microsoft iSCSI Software Target
• Indexing service
• Local users and groups
• Event viewer
• Performance logs and alerts
NOTE: Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003 console is also referred to
as the PowerVault NX1950 storage system console.
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The Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003 console opens
automatically when you close the Initial Configuration Tasks window. If
you have chosen the option not to display the Initial Configuration Tasks
window, the Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003 console opens
automatically when you log on to Windows Unified Data Storage Server
2003 as an administrator. If the console does not automatically open, or
you close it, a user with administrator privileges can open it manually.
To open the Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003 console, click
Start→ All Programs→Administrative Tools→Windows Unified Data
Storage Server 2003. In the Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003
console, the PowerVault NX1950 Management console node present in
the left of the navigation tree becomes the default focus.
PowerVault NX1950 Management Console
You can use PowerVault NX1950 Management console to perform the
following tasks:
• Provisioning and managing volumes
• Creating and managing SMB/CIFS shared folders and NFS exports
• Defragmenting volumes
• Setting quota limits
• Creating storage utilization reports
• Replicating data to and from the file server
• Managing storage area networks (SANs)
PowerVault NX1950 Management console eliminates the need for an
administrator to use the share folder management, storage manager for
SANs, and disk management snap-ins in most cases by providing a single
console that combines file sharing management and disk management.
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PowerVault NX1950 Management console in Windows Unified Data
Storage Server 2003 provides access to the following additional
administrative features:
• Editing the server configuration using the Initial Configuration Tasks
user interface
• Editing the cluster configuration using the cluster administrator tools
• Editing the network file system (NFS) configuration using the
Microsoft Services for NFS Configuration Guide and Identity Mapping
Setup
wizard, which can also be accessed from the Initial
Configuration Tasks
user interface
PowerVault NX1950 Management console includes the following snap-ins:
• Share and storage management
• Distributed file system (DFS)
• Microsoft Services for NFS
Share and Storage Management
The share and storage management snap-in allows you to easily set up and
manage shared folders and storage. Share and storage management
provides the following features:
• PowerVault NX1950 Management Console-based management of
shared folders and storage
•
Provision Storage wizard for creating and configuring storage, creating
a logical unit number (LUN), and formatting a volume
•
Provision a Shared Folder wizard for creating and configuring shared
folders that can be accessed either using the server message block (SMB)
or NFS protocol
These features enable you to complete most of the administrative tasks
required to create and manage shared folders and volumes without using
the shared folder management, storage manager for SANs, or disk
management snap-ins. This also includes configuring quotas to restrict
the quantity of data, configuring file screening to prevent certain file types
or only allowing certain file types defined by the administrator, and
enabling indexing.
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Share and storage management includes the following tabs for managing
shared folders and volumes:
• Volumes — This tab displays all volumes available to the server and
information about each volume. You can track and manage volumes
using this tab.
• Shares — This tab displays all shared folders created using share and
storage management, and information about each shared folder.
You can track and manage shared folders using this tab.
Share and storage management includes support for configuring single
instance storage (SIS). SIS recovers disk space by reducing the amount of
redundant data stored on a volume and identifies identical files and stores
only a single copy of the file in the SIS common store. SIS replaces the
files with pointers to the file in the SIS common store.
Share and storage management also incorporates other snap-ins that can
be used to manage specific functionality and provide advanced
management capabilities. These snap-ins include:
• File server resource manager, which includes quota management, file
screening management, and storage reports management
• Storage manager for SANs
• Disk defragmenter
• Disk management
File Server Resource Manager
File server resource manager is an PowerVault NX1950 Management
Console snap-in that provides a suite of tools for administrators to
understand, control, and manage the quantity and type of data stored on
their servers. The administrator can also perform advanced tasks such as
generating comprehensive reports on storage usage.
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Storage Manager for SANs
Storage manager for SANs is a PowerVault NX1950 Management Console
snap-in that helps you perform the following tasks:
• Creating and managing LUNs on disk-drive subsystems accessible by
your system.
• Managing connections between LUNs and the servers in your
storage network.
Disk Defragmenter
In addition to analyzing local volumes, disk defragmenter is used to locate
and consolidate fragmented files and folders.
Disk Management
Disk management is used to manage disks and the volumes or partitions
that they contain. Using disk Management, it is possible to initialize disks,
create volumes, and format volumes.
DFS Management
The distributed file system (DFS) solution in Windows Unified Data
Storage Server 2003 provides simplified, fault-tolerant access to files and
wide area network (WAN) friendly replication. DFS consists of two
technologies:
• DFS Namespaces — Previously known as DFS, DFS namespaces
allows administrators to group shared folders located on different
servers and present them to users as a virtual tree of folders known as
a namespace. A namespace provides benefits such as increased
availability of data, load sharing, and simplified data migration.
• DFS Replication — The successor to file replication service (FRS),
DFS replication is a state-based, multimaster replication engine that
supports scheduling and bandwidth throttling. DFS replication uses a
compression algorithm known as remote differential compression
(RDC). RDC is a protocol that updates files over a limited-bandwidth
network. RDC detects insertions, removals, rearrangement of data in
files enabling DFS replication to replicate only the changes when the
files are updated.
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Microsoft Services for NFS
Microsoft Services for NFS is a component of Windows Unified Data
Storage Server 2003 that provides a file sharing solution for enterprise
systems running both Windows and UNIX®operating systems. Using
Microsoft Services for NFS, you can configure storage services that enable
users to store and access files on the Windows Unified Data Storage
Server 2003 based storage server. You can also transfer files between the
storage server and systems running the UNIX operating system using the
NFS protocol.
In Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003, the initial configuration of
Microsoft Services for NFS can be completed using the Microsoft Services
for NFS Configuration Guide, that includes instructions on how to use
the Identity Mapping Setup wizard. After completing the initial
configuration of Microsoft Services for NFS, you can use the Microsoft
Services for NFS console for maintenance and administration.
For more information about Microsoft Services for NFS, see the Microsoft
website located at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=67431.
Microsoft iSCSI Software Target
The Microsoft iSCSI Software Target snap-in available in Windows
Unified Data Storage Server 2003 allows you to connect a storage server
to remote iSCSI targets and also acts as an iSCSI target. Microsoft iSCSI
Software Target is used for creating and managing iSCSI targets and disks
for storage, and implementing backup and recovery support using
snapshots.
Virtual Disk Storage
The disks that are created using iSCSI software target are virtual disks,
which are files in the virtual hard disk (VHD) format. Virtual disks provide
the following features:
• Flexible and effective storage
• Dynamically extendable to provide extra capacity on demand
• Efficient storage utilization
• Minimizes the time required to create new disks
• Reduces the down time typically required to install new disks
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Snapshots
A snapshot is a point-in-time, read-only copy of an iSCSI virtual disk.
Creating snapshots of iSCSI virtual disks facilitates backup and recovery
operations. Snapshots are used as interim copies of data that have been
modified since the most recent backup. Snapshots offer the following
advantages:
• Snapshots can be scheduled to be created automatically.
• Snapshots are space-efficient because they are differential copies.
• It is not necessary to close files or stop programs when creating
snapshots, so application servers can continue servicing clients without
disruption.
• Each snapshot is typically created in less than one minute regardless of
the amount of data.
• Snapshots are useful for fast system recovery of files and volumes, in
case of accidental data deletion by a user, overwritten data, or data
corruption resulting from a malicious program.
• Snapshots can be mounted locally or exported to facilitate backup and
recovery operations.
Wizards
To support creation and management of iSCSI targets, virtual disks, and
snapshots the iSCSI Software Target snap-in provides the following
wizards:
• Create iSCSI Target wizard
• Create Virtual Disk wizard
• Import Virtual Disk wizard
• Extend Virtual Disk wizard
• Schedule Snapshot wizard
• Export Snapshot wizard
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Volume Shadow Copy Service Provider
You can install the volume shadow copy service (VSS) provider to support
advanced management of iSCSI virtual disks and snapshots.
Microsoft iSCSI Software Target VSS Provider — iSCSI snapshots are
created using the VSS and a storage array with a provider that is designed
for use with VSS. A Microsoft iSCSI Software Target VSS provider is
required to create application-transportable snapshots of iSCSI virtual
disks and create application-consistent snapshots from iSCSI initiators.
This provider can be installed on the iSCSI initiator server and on the
server that is used to perform backups. The backup software should
support transportable snapshots.
The iSCSI software target VSS provider installation package is located on
the Microsoft Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2004 Reinstallation
DVD at the following location:
CMPNENTS\FEATURE_PACKS\iSCSITargetVSS.exe.
Dell Storage Management Tools
The PowerVault NX1950 Management Console provides snap-ins for
Dell management tools. Snap-ins are provided for the following applications:
• Dell OpenManage™ Server Administrator
• Modular Disk Storage Manager
•EMC
®
Navisphere
®
NOTE: Depending on the configuration that is purchased, you will have either
Modular Disk Storage Manager or EMC Navisphere pre-installed on your
PowerVault NX1950 solution.
Dell OpenManage Server Administrator
The Dell OpenManage Server Administrator snap-in appears only if you
have installed it during the initial configuration or after the initial
configuration. To install Dell OpenManage, see "Installing Dell
OpenManage Server Administrator." Dell OpenManage opens in a
window that allows easy navigation, configuration, and management of
your PowerVault NX1950 hardware subsystems along with other systems
in your datacenter.
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Modular Disk Storage Manager
The Modular Disk Storage Manager is pre-installed on your PowerVault
NX1950 solution. If the system has been restored, you must to reinstall
the Modular Disk Storage Manager for this supported configuration. For
instructions on restoring the Modular Disk Storage Manager, see the
Dell PowerVault MD3000 Systems Hardware Owner's Manual. The Modular
Disk Storage Manager opens in a window that allows users to easily
navigate the configuration options available for the PowerVault MD3000
storage system. Majority of the provisioning and configuration tasks can
be performed within the PowerVault NX1950 Management console—Share
and Storage Management snap-in. The Modular Disk Storage Manager is
used only under fault conditions or to perform advanced provisioning
and configuration tasks. For information about advanced features
available on the native Modular Disk Storage Manager application, see
the documentation that was shipped with your PowerVault MD3000
storage array.
EMC Navisphere
The EMC Navisphere components are pre-installed by default on your
PowerVault NX1950 solution. If the system has been restored, you must
reinstall the software for this supported configuration. For instructions on
restoring the EMC Navisphere components, see "Restoring the Storage
Array Software." When you select the Navisphere option, a window opens
and allows you to navigate through configuration options available for
Dell|EMC storage arrays. For information on advanced features available
in the native storage array application, see the documentation that
shipped with your Dell|EMC storage array.
Operating System Features
Indexing
The Indexing service extracts information from a set of documents and
organizes the information for quick and easy access by the search function
on systems running Windows 2000 or Windows XP. This information can
include the contents, characteristics, and the parameters of the document,
such as the author's name. When the index is created, you can query the
index for documents that contain keywords, phrases, or properties.
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For example, you can query all documents containing the word product or
you can query for all Microsoft Office documents written by a specific
author. The Indexing service returns a list of all documents that meet your
search criteria.
NOTE: Indexing is not supported in clustered environments.
Single Instance Storage
SIS recovers disk space by reducing the amount of redundant data stored
in a volume. To recover the disk space, SIS performs the following
procedures:
• Identifies identical files
• Stores one copy of the file in the SIS common store
• Replaces the files with pointers to the file in the SIS common store
For example, User A and User B receive the same e-mail with an
attachment. Both users save the attachment to their home folder.
SIS detects the two identical files on the volume, moves one of the
copies into the SIS common store, and then replaces both files with a
pointer to the file in the SIS common store.
Subsequently, User A makes a change to the file. SIS immediately detects
that an update is pending for the file, removes the pointer in the user’s
home folder, and replaces the pointer with a copy of the file in the SIS
common store. The updates are then applied to a fresh copy of the original
file. This process is completely transparent to the application.
The User B file remains in the SIS common store with a pointer in the
User B's home folder, even if there is only one pointer to the file. When
User B updates the file (assuming there are no other pointers), the pointer
is deleted and replaced with a copy of the original file. The file in the SIS
common store is deleted.
SIS works in the background and does not require user intervention. The
administrator can enable SIS on a per volume basis. For best results, the
administrator should use a backup application that supports SIS.
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Single Instance Storage Administration
You can activate SIS using the command line tool sisadmin.exe or by
using the volume properties. To activate SIS using the volume properties,
follow these steps:
1
In the Disk Management view, right-click Volume , and select
Properties .
2 Select the Advanced tab.
3 Click the Enable SIS on this volume check box.
4 Click Apply .
The command line options to manage SIS using sisadmin.exe are listed in
Table 1-1.
Windows SharePoint Services
Windows SharePoint®Services is an integrated portfolio of collaboration
and communication services designed to connect people, information,
processes, and systems both within and beyond the organizational firewall.
Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 Service Pack 2 is included in the
Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003 Standard and Enterprise
x64 Editions.
Table 1-1. sisadmin.exe Command Line Parameters
Command Description
/i [vol] Installs SIS on all volumes, creates common store, and activates
filter and groveler
/f [vol] Places the groveler into foreground mode
/b [vol] Places the groveler into background mode
/e Enables the groveler on all volumes
/d Disables the groveler on all volumes
/v [vol] Displays statistics about SIS usage on volumes (including disk space
saved)
/l [vol] Lists SIS-controlled volumes
/s [file] Displays information about the SIS files
/h or /? Displays the Help text
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Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 includes the following features:
• SharePoint sites for file storage and collaboration
• SharePoint central administration
• Application for Windows SharePoint Services
SharePoint Sites for File Storage and Collaboration
Websites based on Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 provide a location
where teams can communicate, share documents, and collaborate on a
project. SharePoint sites include:
• Team collaboration features — Includes event calendars, contacts,
web links, discussions, issues lists, and announcements.
• Document libraries — Locations where users can store and retrieve
documents and avail of additional features, such as check-in and
check-out, version history, custom metadata, and flexible and
customizable views.
• Web Parts — Provide data access, web services, and many other
applications and content to SharePoint sites.
Site users can contribute to the site by using a web browser. However, if
users have Windows SharePoint services-compatible client programs such
as Microsoft Office 2003 installed on their systems, they can work
seamlessly with the site, saving files to libraries, editing documents in the
client program, and moving or linking that information to the site.
SharePoint Central Administration
You can manage a single server or an entire server farm running Windows
SharePoint Services from SharePoint Central Administration—a web
browser interface. You can use SharePoint Central Administration to
perform the following tasks:
• Extend a virtual server
• Create sites or turn on
Self-Service Site Creation so that users can
create their own sites
• Manage security settings
• Manage the list of servers in your server farm
You can also use the stsadm.exe command-line utility to manage your
servers running SharePoint Services.
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Application for Windows SharePoint Services
Windows SharePoint Services includes a number of built-in applications.
You can boost worker productivity by downloading and installing an
application for Windows SharePoint Services. These applications are
tailored to address specific processes or tasks and include recruiting,
project management, help desk issue tracking, timesheet and scheduling,
and event planning. Use the applications as soon as you install them or
customize them further to meet your organization's specific requirements.
Installing Dell OpenManage Server Administrator
Dell OpenManage Server Administrator provides a comprehensive,
one-to-one system management solution using an integrated, Web
browser-based interface (the Server Administrator home page) or a CLI
through the operating system.
Dell OpenManage Server Administrator allows you to monitor and
manage your PowerVault NX1950 storage systems on a network locally and
remotely and focus on managing the entire network with comprehensive,
one-to-one system management.
NOTE: For using Server Administrator, a system can be a stand-alone system, a
remote system, or a modular system consisting of one or more server modules
in a chassis.
For more information, see the Server Administrator documentation
located on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
Installing Server Administrator
The Dell PowerEdge Installation and Server Management CD provides a
setup program to install, upgrade, and uninstall Server Administrator and
other managed system software components on your managed system.
Additionally, you can install Server Administrator on multiple systems
through an unattended installation across a network.
Using the setup program on the Dell PowerEdge Installation and Server
Management CD, you can install and upgrade Server Administrator on
systems running all supported Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003
x64 Edition operating systems.
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To install Server Administrator, perform the following steps:
1
Insert the Dell PowerEdge Installation and Server Management CD into
your system’s CD drive. If you are remotely accessing the console,
insert the CD into the PowerVault NX1950 storage system and
not the
client system.
The CD loads and the
Server Administrator Installer window appears.
2 Click Install, Modify, Repair or Remove Server Administrator .
3 In the License Agreement window, read and understand the agreement
and click
Next .
4 In the Setup Type window, select the appropriate setup type for your
configuration and click Next.
5 In the Ready to Install window, click Install .
6 In the Install Wizard Completed window, click Finish .
Accessing Server Administrator
You can access Server Administrator locally through the host by
double-clicking the Server Administrator icon on the desktop. The
PowerVault NX1950 Management Console also has a link to Dell
OpenManage Systems Management Software in the "Dell Storage
Management Tools" section.
To access Server Administrator directly from a client system on the same
network, open Internet Explorer 6.0 or later and connect to the secure
port, 1311, of your PowerVault NX1950 storage system.
For example, type:
https://DELL1234567:1311
where DELL1234567 is the name of your PowerVault NX1950 storage
system.
If port 1311 is disabled by the firewall, use the following procedure to set
an exception to enable port 1311 for the use of Dell OpenManage Server
Administrator.
1Click Start and select Settings→Control Panel→Windows
Firewall
.
2 Click the Exceptions tab.
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3 Click Add port .
4 Ty p e Dell OpenManage Server Administrator in the
Name field.
5 Ty p e 1311 in the Port number field.
6 Click OK .
7 If prompted, restart the firewall service.
Adding Trusted Sites to Your Browser
Due to enhanced Microsoft security standards, you may be prompted to
add an internet or intranet site to the trusted sites zone when you initially
access the site.
To add trusted sites to Internet Explorer, perform the following steps:
1
In the Tools menu, click Internet Options .
The
Internet Options window appears.
2 Click the Security Tab .
The
Security tab menu appears.
3 Click Trusted Sites .
The
Trusted sites option appears.
4 Click Sites .
The
Trusted sites window appears.
5 In the Add this Web site to the zone: field, type the address of the site,
using the
https : secure protocol, and click Add .
The site appears in the
Web sites: box.
6 Repeat step 5 to add any additional sites and click OK .
The
Internet Options window appears.
7 Click OK .
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To update your Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003 Edition
operating system, see the Microsoft Support website at
support.microsoft.com. All updates to Windows Server 2003 R2 x64
Editions apply to Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003.
After you have completed the tasks in the PowerVault NX1950 Initial
Configuration Tasks Wizard, the system configuration is completed. The
PowerVault NX1950 Management Console opens by default and can be
used for disk and share provisioning, accessing Dell Management Tools
such as Dell OpenManage Server Administrator or Modular Disk Storage
Manager, and other general administrative tasks.
Clustering
If you are configuring your system to be a part of a cluster, the Cluster
Configuration Wizard takes you through the required configuration
procedures. For more information on clustering including supported
cluster configurations, see the Dell cluster documentation located on the
Dell Support site at support.dell.com.
Restoring Your Operating System
The operating system is pre-installed on the solution. This section covers
the procedures that you need to follow to reinstall the operating system:
• Installing your operating system using the server management CD
• Restoring the storage array software
• Installing additional components
• Installing and configuring the multilanguage user interface (MUI)
• Applying the MUI language
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