HP StorageWorks e1200-160 User manual

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StorageWorks
Network
Storage Router
e1200-160
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Identify the NSR components.
1. Power LED
2. Serial RJ-11 connector
3. Ethernet RJ-45 connector
4. FC Activity LED
5. FC link LED
6. Fibre Channel port
7. SCSI bus activity LED
8. SCSI bus activity LED
9. SCSI VHDCI connector (2)
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Inspect the contents of the kit.
• Network Storage Router (NSR) e1200-160
• Documentation CD
• Serial cable
• Two SCSI cables, 0.5 m VHDCI-VHDCI
Note: Save the containers and packing
materials for any future reshipment.
Note: Depending on the model, your
library may look different from those
illustrated in this procedure.
Caution: Parts can be damaged by electrostatic
discharge. Keep parts in their containers until
needed. Ensure you are properly grounded
when touching static-sensitive components.
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hp
StorageWorks
network
storagerouter
e1200-160
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IdentifytheNSRcomponents.
1.PowerLED
2.SerialRJ-11connector
3.EthernetRJ-45connector
4.FibreChannelactivityLED
5.FibreChannellinkLED
6.FC-LCconnector
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.SCSIVHDCIconnector(2)
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Inspectthecontentsofthekit.
•NetworkStorageRouter(NSR)e1200-160
•DocumentationCD
•Serialcable
•TwoSCSIcables,0.5mVHDCI-VHDCI
Note:Savethecontainersandpacking
materialsforanyfuturereshipment.
Caution:Thispartisnothot-pluggable.
Itisnecessarytopowerdownthelibrary
toreplacethispart.
Note:Dependingonthemodel,your
librarymaylookdifferentfromtheones
illustratedinthisprocedure.
Caution:Librariesthatarenotdarkgray
requiretheinstallationoftheFibreChannel
ThermalUpgradeKit.TheFibreChannel
ThermalUpgradeKitassurespropercooling
oftheHPStorageWorksNetworkStorage
Routerbyusingenhancedairflowthrough
theinteriorofthelibrary. Failuretoinstall
theFibreChannelThermalUpgradeKitinto
librariesthatarenotdarkgraycouldresult
indamagetotheequipmentordata loss.
Caution:Partscanbedamagedby
electrostaticdischarge.Keeppartsintheir
containersuntilneeded.Ensureyouare
properly groundedwhentouchingstatic-
sensitivecomponents.
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hp
StorageWorks
network
storagerouter
e1200-160
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IdentifytheNSRcomponents.
1.PowerLED
2.SerialRJ-11connector
3.EthernetRJ-45connector
4.FibreChannelactivityLED
5.FibreChannellinkLED
6.FC-LCconnector
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.SCSIVHDCIconnector(2)
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Inspectthecontentsofthekit.
•NetworkStorageRouter(NSR)e1200-160
•DocumentationCD
•Serialcable
•TwoSCSIcables,0.5mVHDCI-VHDCI
Note:Savethecontainersandpacking
materialsforanyfuturereshipment.
Caution:Thispartisnothot-pluggable.
Itisnecessarytopowerdownthelibrary
toreplacethispart.
Note:Dependingonthemodel,your
librarymaylookdifferentfromtheones
illustratedinthisprocedure.
Caution:Librariesthatarenotdarkgray
requiretheinstallationoftheFibreChannel
ThermalUpgradeKit.TheFibreChannel
ThermalUpgradeKitassurespropercooling
oftheHPStorageWorksNetworkStorage
Routerbyusingenhancedairflowthrough
theinteriorofthelibrary.Failuretoinstall
theFibreChannelThermalUpgradeKitinto
librariesthatarenotdarkgraycouldresult
indamagetotheequipmentordataloss.
Caution:Partscanbedamagedby
electrostaticdischarge.Keeppartsintheir
containersuntilneeded.Ensureyouare
properlygroundedwhentouchingstatic-
sensitivecomponents.
Caution: This part is not hot-pluggable. Power
down the library before replacing this part.
Note: If you are replacing a router,
save the configurations settings using
the FTP User Interface.
[ftp –>login –>bin –>
get *.cfg <path><filename>.cfg]
Refer to the HP StorageWorks Network
Storage Router User Guide for more
information.
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Using the GUI,
turn the library
off. Turn off the
master power
switch for each
power supply at
the back
of the library,
and then
remove the AC power cord.
Note: This process automatically moves
the robot to the parked position.
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Remove the SCSI interface cable, the SCSI
terminator, and if present, the Ethernet cable and
the RS-232 cable.
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Using a #1 Phillips
screwdriver, remove
the center option slot
cover plate.
If replacing an
existing router,
remove the router.
Caution: To avoid damage to the library,
ensure routers are installed in the correct
option slots. If you are installing one router,
place it in the middle slot next to the controller
board. If you are installing two routers, place
the second one in the center slot on the
bottom level of the library.
Carefully insert the
router into the upper
and lower guide rails
of the appropriate
option slot with the
SCSI connectors
downward. Resistance
will be felt when the
router begins to connect
with the library backplane. Apply only
enough force to seat the router snuggly; ensure
proper connection by rotating the ejector handles
inward. Tighten the
router
' s captive screws.
Reconnect the cables disconnected in Step 4.
Connect the cables to the router card as shown.
Connect each power cord and turn on the
master power switch for each power supply.
If necessary, turn the library on by touching
the GUI control panel.
1 = SCSI Cable
2 = Terminator
3 = Fibre cables
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10 Configuration
Refer to the HP StorageWorks Network Storage Router User Guide for detailed procedures on configuring the
router.
Note: If this router replaced a faulty router, restore the old router's configuration settings using the
FTP User Interface [ftp –>login –>bin –>put <path><filename>.cfg].
For All Configurations:
1. Cable the serial interface and use your host
application to communicate over the serial bus.
[Defaults: 115200 Bits er second, 8 Data bits,
No Parity, 1 Sto bit, and Xon/Xoff Flow Control]
2. Use the serial user interface to set the Ethernet
configurations (DHCP, IP address, Subnet, and
Gateway). [Perform Configuration -> Ethernet and
SNMP Configuration]
3. Save Configuration. [Perform Configuration ->
Ethernet and SNMP Configuration]
4. Reboot the router. [Main Menu]
5. Write down the router's IP address [Perform
Configuration -> Ethernet and SNMP Configuration]
6. Enter the Visual User Interface by opening your
web browser and entering the router's IP address.
[Defaults: Logon-root Password- assword]
7. Set the Real-Time Clock. [System -> Real-Time Clock]
8. Set the Fibre Channel port Performance Mode (1GB
or 2GB, depending on the hardware to which the
router is connected). The router is not auto-switching.
[Ports -> FC Port]
9. Assign Port 0 Device Map to the hosts that need
to communicate with the library. [Ma ing]
10. Select Port 0 Device Map and click Edit/View.
[Ma ing]
11. Set the Fill Map Priority to Bus/Target and Fill Map.
[Ma ing -> Select Ma -> Edit/View]
12. For SCSI Ultra 3 drives (for example Ultrium 460),
configure only 1 drive per SCSI bus.
For SCSI Ultra 2 drives (for example SDLT 220,
SDLT 320, Ultrium 230 and all DLT drives)
configure a maximum of 2 drives per SCSI bus.
[Ma ing -> Select Ma -> Edit/View]
13. Active Fabric (AF) should be the last LUN used
on the map. Do not move AF to map LUN 0
(Device specific LUN=0 is normal)
[Ma ing -> Select Ma -> Edit/View]
14. Remove Gaps in the LUN sequence.
[Ma ing -> Select Ma -> Edit/View]
15. Reboot the router [Reboot]
Additional Steps for Direct Connect
(Point to Point) Configurations:
1. Set Port Mode to Auto Sense. [Ports -> FC Port]
2. Set Hard AL_PA to Enable. [Ports -> FC Port]
3. Click Set AL_PA to select any available AL_PA.
The only remaining AL_PA should be the host bus
adapter (HBA). Using a high number will avoid
potential conflicts. [Ports -> FC Port]
4. Reboot the router [Reboot]
Getting Help
•HP Product Information:
http://www.hp.com/products/tapestorage
•HP Technical Support and Phone Numbers:
http://www.hp.com/support
•HP StorageWorks Library and Tape Tools
(L&TT) diagnostic software:
http://www.hp.com/support/tapetools
Note: Use L&TT to verify installations
and to ensure your library has the latest
firmware.

© Copyright 2003 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
Third Edition (September 2003)
Part Number: 289157-003
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