NetApp SG1000 Operating manual

StorageGRID®11.3
Hardware Installation and
Maintenance Guide
For StorageGRID SG1000 Appliances
January 2020 | 215-14203_2020-01_en-us
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Contents
SG1000 appliance overview ......................................................................... 5
SG1000 applications ..................................................................................... 7
Installation and deployment overview ........................................................ 8
Preparing for installation ........................................................................... 10
Preparing the site ....................................................................................................... 10
Unpacking the boxes ................................................................................................. 11
Obtaining additional equipment and tools ................................................................ 11
Web browser requirements ........................................................................................ 12
Preparing networks .................................................................................................... 13
Reviewing appliance network connections ................................................... 13
Networking guidelines .................................................................................. 16
Network installation and provisioning .......................................................... 17
Gathering installation information ............................................................................ 19
Installing the hardware .............................................................................. 24
Registering the hardware ........................................................................................... 24
Installing the appliance into a cabinet or rack ........................................................... 25
Cabling the appliance ................................................................................................ 26
Connecting power cords and applying power ........................................................... 28
Viewing status indicators on the SG1000 .................................................................. 28
Configuring StorageGRID connections .................................................... 30
Accessing the StorageGRID Appliance Installer ...................................................... 30
Configuring network links ......................................................................................... 32
Configuring StorageGRID IP addresses .................................................................... 38
Verifying network connections .................................................................................. 40
Verifying port-level network connections ................................................................. 41
Configuring the BMC interface ................................................................ 43
Changing the root password for the BMC interface .................................................. 43
Setting the IP address for the BMC management port .............................................. 44
Accessing the BMC interface .................................................................................... 46
Configuring SNMP settings for the SG1000 ............................................................. 47
Deploying a services appliance node ......................................................... 48
Deploying a services appliance as a primary Admin Node ...................................... 48
Deploying a services appliance as a Gateway or non-primary Admin Node ............ 52
Monitoring StorageGRID appliance installation ....................................................... 56
Troubleshooting the hardware installation .............................................. 58
Viewing boot-up codes for the SG1000 .................................................................... 58
Viewing error codes for the SG1000 ......................................................................... 60
Hardware setup appears to hang ................................................................................ 61
Troubleshooting connection issues ........................................................................... 62
Unable to connect to the appliance ............................................................... 62
Rebooting the SG1000 while the StorageGRID Appliance Installer is running ....... 62
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Maintaining the SG1000 appliance ........................................................... 64
Replacing the SG1000 ............................................................................................... 64
Replacing a power supply in the SG1000 ................................................................. 66
Replacing a fan in the SG1000 .................................................................................. 67
Replacing a drive in the SG1000 ............................................................................... 70
Changing the link configuration of the SG1000 ....................................................... 72
Copyright .................................................................................................... 77
Trademark .................................................................................................. 78
How to send comments about documentation and receive update
notifications ............................................................................................ 79
Index ............................................................................................................. 80
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SG1000 appliance overview
The StorageGRID SG1000 services appliance can operate as a Gateway Node or an Admin Node to
provide high availability load balancing services in a StorageGRID system.
Appliance features
The SG1000 appliance provides the following features:
• Provides Gateway Node or Admin Node functions for a StorageGRID system.
• Includes the StorageGRID Appliance Installer to simplify node deployment and configuration.
Note: StorageGRID software can be automatically retrieved from the Admin Node when you
deploy the appliance, or manually uploaded from a local drive. To further simplify the
deployment process, a recent version of the software is preloaded onto the appliance during
manufacturing.
• Includes a baseboard management controller (BMC) for monitoring and diagnosing some of the
appliance hardware.
• Can connect to all three StorageGRID networks, including the Grid Network, the Admin
Network, and the Client Network. Supports up to four 10-, 25-, 40-, or 100-GbE connections to
the Grid Network and Client Network.
SG1000 diagrams
This figure shows the front of the SG1000 with the bezel removed. The two solid-state drives (SSDs),
indicated by the orange outline, are used for storing the StorageGRID operating system and are
mirrored using RAID1 for redundancy. The remaining drive slots are blank. When the SG1000 is
configured as an Admin Node, the drives are used to store audit logs, metrics, and database tables.
This figure shows the connectors on the back of the SG1000.
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Port Type Use
1 Network ports
1-4 10/25/40/100-GbE, based on cable or QSFP
transceiver type, switch
speed, and configured link
speed
Connect to the Grid Network and the
Client Network for StorageGRID.
2 BMC
management
port
1-GbE (RJ-45) Connect to the SG1000 baseboard
management controller.
3 Diagnostic and
support ports • VGA
• Serial, 115200 8-N-1
• USB
Reserved for technical support use.
4 Admin Network
port 1 1-GbE (RJ-45) Connect the SG1000 to the Admin Network for StorageGRID.
5 Admin Network
port 2 1-GbE (RJ-45) Options:
• Bond with management port 1 for a
redundant connection to the Admin
Network for StorageGRID.
• Leave disconnected and available for
temporary local access (IP
169.254.0.1).
• During installation, use port 2 for IP
configuration if DHCP-assigned IP
addresses are not available.
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SG1000 applications
You can configure the StorageGRID SG1000 services appliance in various ways to provide gateway
services as well as redundancy of some grid administration services.
The SG1000 can be added to a new or existing grid as a Gateway Node. It can be added to a new grid
as a primary or non-primary Admin Node, or to an existing grid as a non-primary Admin Node.
The SG1000 facilitates the use of high availability (HA) groups and intelligent load balancing for S3
or Swift data path connections.
The following examples describe how you can maximize the capabilities of the SG1000:
• Use two SG1000 appliances to provide gateway services by configuring them as Gateway Nodes.
• Use two SG1000 appliances to provide redundancy of some grid administration services. Do this
by configuring each of them as Admin Nodes.
• Use two SG1000 appliances to provide highly available load balancing and traffic shaping
services accessed through one or more virtual IP addresses. Do this by configuring the appliances
as any combination of Admin Nodes or Gateway Nodes and adding both nodes to the same HA
gateway group.
Attention: If you use Admin Nodes and Gateway Nodes in the same HA group, CLB ports and
Admin Node-only ports will not fail over.
The SG1000 enables deployment of appliance-only grids with no dependencies on external
hypervisors or compute hardware.
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Installation and deployment overview
You can install one or more StorageGRID services appliances when you first deploy StorageGRID,
or you can add services appliance nodes later as part of an expansion.
Before you begin
Your StorageGRID system is using the required version of StorageGRID software.
Installation and deployment tasks
Preparing and adding a StorageGRID appliance to the grid includes two primary phases.
1. Installing and configuring appliance hardware
Installing and configuring the StorageGRID appliance hardware includes the following steps:
1. Preparing for installation:
• Preparing the installation site
• Unpacking the boxes and checking the contents
• Obtaining additional equipment and tools
• Verifying network configuration
2. Installing the hardware:
• Registering the hardware
• Installing the appliance into a cabinet or rack
• Cabling the appliance
• Connecting the power cord and applying power
• Viewing boot-up status codes
3. Configuring the hardware:
• Accessing StorageGRID Appliance Installer and configuring the link and network IP settings
required to connect to StorageGRID networks
• Accessing the baseboard management controller (BMC) interface on the SG1000
2. Deploying an appliance Gateway or Admin Node
After the appliance hardware has been installed and configured, you can deploy the appliance as a
Gateway Node or an Admin Node in a StorageGRID system.
Task Instructions
Deploying an appliance Gateway or Admin
Node in a new StorageGRID system
Deploying a services appliance node on page
48
Adding an appliance Gateway or Admin Node
to an existing StorageGRID system Instructions for expanding a StorageGRID system
Deploying an appliance Gateway or Admin
Node as part of a node recovery operation Instructions for recovery and maintenance
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Related tasks
Preparing for installation on page 10
Installing the hardware on page 24
Configuring StorageGRID connections on page 30
Related information
Expanding a StorageGRID system
Recovery and maintenance
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Preparing for installation
Preparing to install a StorageGRID appliance entails preparing the site and obtaining all required
hardware, cables, and tools. You should also gather IP addresses and network information.
Steps
1. Preparing the site on page 10
2. Unpacking the boxes on page 11
3. Obtaining additional equipment and tools on page 11
4. Web browser requirements on page 12
5. Preparing networks on page 13
6. Gathering installation information on page 19
Preparing the site
Before installing the appliance, you must make sure that the site and the cabinet or rack you plan to
use meet the specifications for a StorageGRID appliance.
Steps
1. Confirm that the site meets the requirements for temperature, humidity, altitude range, airflow,
heat dissipation, wiring, power, and grounding. See the NetApp Hardware Universe for more
information.
2. Confirm that your location provides 120-volt AC power.
3. Obtain a 19-inch (48.3-cm) cabinet or rack to fit shelves of this size (without cables):
Height Width Depth Maximum weight
1.70 in.
(4.32 cm)
17.32 in.
(44.0 cm)
32.0 in.
(81.3 cm)
39 lb.
(17.7 kg)
4. Decide where you are going to install the appliance.
Related information
NetApp Hardware Universe
NetApp Interoperability Matrix Tool
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Unpacking the boxes
Before installing the StorageGRID appliance, unpack all boxes and compare the contents to the items
on the packing slip.
SG1000 hardware
SG1000
Rail kit with instructions
Power cords
The shipment for the StorageGRID appliance includes the following power cords:
Two power cords for your country
Your cabinet might have special power cords that you use instead of the power cords that ship with
the appliance.
Obtaining additional equipment and tools
Before installing the StorageGRID appliance, confirm you have all of the additional equipment and
tools that you need.
You need the following additional equipment to install and configure the hardware:
Phillips No. 2 screwdriver
Medium flat-blade screwdriver
ESD wrist strap
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• Cable
◦TwinAx/Copper (1 to 4)
or
◦Fibre/Optical (1 to 4)
• Network equipment based on link speed
(mixed speeds are not supported)
Link speed
(GbE) Required equipment
10 QSA adapter and SFP+
transceiver
25 QSA adapter and SFP28
transceiver
40 QSFP+ transceiver
100 QFSP28 transceiver
RJ-45 (Cat5/Cat5e/Cat6) Ethernet cables
(four minimum)
Service laptop
Supported web browser
1-GbE (RJ-45) port
Optional tools
Power drill with Phillips head bit
Flashlight
Web browser requirements
You must use a supported web browser.
Web browser Minimum supported version
Google Chrome 74
Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 (Native Mode)
Mozilla Firefox 67
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You should set the browser window to a recommended width.
Browser width Pixels
Minimum 1024
Optimum 1280
Preparing networks
When preparing to install an appliance-only StorageGRID system or one that contains a mixture of
appliance nodes and software-based nodes, you must verify that the networking infrastructure and
configuration are in place.
For more information about StorageGRID system architecture and topology, see the
Grid primer .
Reviewing appliance network connections
Before installing the StorageGRID appliance, you should understand which networks can be
connected to the appliance.
When you deploy a StorageGRID appliance as a node in a StorageGRID system, you can connect it
to the following networks:
•Grid Network for StorageGRID: The Grid Network is used for all internal StorageGRID traffic.
It provides connectivity between all nodes in the grid, across all sites and subnets. The Grid
Network is required.
•Admin Network for StorageGRID: The Admin Network is a closed network used for system
administration and maintenance. The Admin Network is typically a private network and does not
need to be routable between sites. The Admin Network is optional.
•Client Network for StorageGRID: The Client Network is an open network used to provide
access to client applications, including S3 and Swift. The Client Network provides client protocol
access to the grid, so the Grid Network can be isolated and secured. You can configure the Client
Network so that the appliance can be accessed over this network using only the ports you choose
to open. The Client Network is optional.
•BMC management network for the SG1000 services appliance: This network provides access
to the baseboard management controller in the SG1000, allowing you to monitor and manage the
hardware components in the SG1000. This management network can be the same as the Admin
Network for StorageGRID, or it can be an independent management network.
Related tasks
Gathering installation information on page 19
Cabling the appliance on page 26
Related information
Grid primer
Port bond modes for the SG1000 controller
When configuring network links for the SG1000 controller, you can use port bonding for the ports
that connect to the Grid Network and optional Client Network, and the 1-GbE management ports that
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connect to the optional Admin Network. Port bonding helps protect your data by providing redundant
paths between StorageGRID networks and the appliance.
Network bond modes
The networking ports on the SG1000 controller support Fixed port bond mode or Aggregate port
bond mode for the Grid Network and Client Network connections.
Fixed port bond mode
Fixed mode is the default configuration for the networking ports.
Callout Which ports are bonded
C Ports 1 and 3 are bonded together for the Client Network, if this network is used.
G Ports 2 and 4 are bonded together for the Grid Network.
When using Fixed port bond mode, the ports can be bonded using active-backup mode or Link
Aggregation Control Protocol mode (LACP 802.3ad).
• In active-backup mode (default), only one port is active at a time. If the active port fails, its
backup port automatically provides a failover connection. Port 4 provides a backup path for port 2
(Grid Network), and port 3 provides a backup path for port 1 (Client Network).
• In LACP mode, each pair of ports forms a logical channel between the SG1000 controller and the
network, allowing for higher throughput. If one port fails, the other port continues to provide the
channel. Throughput is reduced, but connectivity is not impacted.
Note: If you do not need redundant connections, you can use only one port for each network.
However, be aware that an alarm will be raised in the Grid Manager after StorageGRID is
installed, indicating that a cable is unplugged. You can safely acknowledge this alarm to clear it.
Aggregate port bond mode
Aggregate port bond mode significantly increases the throughout for each StorageGRID network and
provides additional failover paths.
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Callout Which ports are bonded
1 All connected ports are grouped in a single LACP bond, allowing all ports to be used
for Grid Network and Client Network traffic.
If you plan to use aggregate port bond mode:
• You must use LACP network bond mode.
• You must specify a unique VLAN tag for each network. This VLAN tag will be added to each
network packet to ensure that network traffic is routed to the correct network.
• The ports must be connected to switches that can support VLAN and LACP. If multiple switches
are participating in the LACP bond, the switches must support multi-chassis link aggregation
groups (MLAG), or equivalent.
• You must understand how to configure the switches to use VLAN, LACP, and MLAG, or
equivalent.
If you do not want to use all four ports, you can use one, two, or three ports. Using more than one
port maximizes the chance that some network connectivity will remain available if one of the ports
fails.
Note: If you choose to use fewer than four ports, be aware that one or more alarms will be raised
in the Grid Manager after StorageGRID is installed, indicating that cables are unplugged. You can
safely acknowledge the alarms to clear them.
Network bond modes for the management ports
For the two 1-GbE management ports on the SG1000, you can choose Independent network bond
mode or Active-Backup network bond mode to connect to the optional Admin Network.
In Independent mode, only the management port on the left is connected to the Admin Network. This
mode does not provide a redundant path. The management port on the right is unconnected and
available for temporary local connections (uses IP address 169.254.0.1)
In Active-Backup mode, both management ports are connected to the Admin Network. Only one port
is active at a time. If the active port fails, its backup port automatically provides a failover
connection. Bonding these two physical ports into one logical management port provides a redundant
path to the Admin Network.
Note: If you need to make a temporary local connection to the SG1000 when the 1-GbE
management ports are configured for Active-Backup mode, remove the cables from both
management ports, plug your temporary cable into the management port on the right, and access
the appliance using IP address 169.254.0.1.
Callout Network bond mode
A Both management ports are bonded into one logical management port connected to the
Admin Network.
I The port on the left is connected to the Admin Network. The port on the right is
available for temporary local connections (IP address 169.254.0.1).
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Networking guidelines
Follow these guidelines when configuring StorageGRID networks.
Grid Network guidelines
• You configure the Grid Network Subnet List using the Grid Manager to enable static route
generation between subnets on the Grid Network.
• Each node must be attached to the Grid Network and must be able to communicate with the
primary Admin Node using the networking configuration you specify when deploying the node.
Subnet guidelines
Note: The following restrictions are enforced by the Grid Manager during deployment. They are
provided here to assist in pre-deployment network planning.
• The subnet mask for any network IP address cannot be 255.255.255.254 or 255.255.255.255 (/31
or /32 in CIDR notation).
• The subnets defined by a given node’s IP/mask (CIDR) values for all networks it uses cannot
overlap each other.
• The subnet defined by a given node’s Admin Network IP/mask (CIDR) value cannot overlap any
subnet in the Grid Network Subnet List.
• The subnet defined by a given node’s Client Network IP/mask (CIDR) value cannot overlap any
subnet in the Grid Network Subnet List, nor any subnet present in that node’s Admin Network
External Subnet List (A-ESL).
• The subnet defined by the Grid Network IP/mask (CIDR) value of any given node in the grid
must be contained within at least one subnet present in the Grid Network Subnet List.
• No subnet in the Grid Network Subnet List can overlap with any subnet in any node’s Admin
Network External Subnet List (A-ESL).
Gateway guidelines
• If set, the gateway for a given network must lie within the subnet defined by the node’s IP/mask
(CIDR) value for that network.
• If you configure an interface using static addressing, you must specify a gateway address other
than 0.0.0.0.
• If you do not have a gateway, best practice is to set the gateway address to be equal to the Grid
Network IP address or to the .1 address on the subnet.
General guidelines
• At least one NTP server must be reachable by the primary Admin Node, using the networking
configuration you specified when deploying the primary Admin Node.
• If you are not ready to configure the optional Admin and Client Networks during deployment,
you can configure these networks when you approve grid nodes during the configuration steps.
• Admin Nodes must always be secured from untrusted clients, such as those on the open internet.
You must ensure that no untrusted client can access any Admin Node on the Grid Network, the
Admin Network, or the Client Network.
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If you are using a Client Network, you can help secure StorageGRID from hostile attacks by
accepting inbound client traffic only on explicitly configured endpoints. See the information
about managing untrusted Client Networks in the instructions for administering StorageGRID.
• Admin Nodes and Gateway Nodes that you intend to add to high availability groups must be
configured with a static IP address.
Using network address translation (NAT)
You can use network address translation (NAT) between external clients and grid nodes, such as to
provide a public IP address for a Gateway Node. However, you must not use NAT on the Grid
Network between grid nodes or between StorageGRID sites. When you use private IPv4 addresses
for the Grid Network, those addresses must be directly routable from every grid node at every site.
Using NAT to bridge a public network segment is supported only when you employ a tunneling
application that is transparent to all nodes in the grid, meaning the grid nodes require no knowledge
of public IP addresses.
Post-configuration guidelines
After completing configuration:
• If DHCP was used to assign IP addresses, you should configure a DHCP reservation for each IP
address on these networks. You can only set up DHCP during the deployment phase. You cannot
set up DHCP during configuration.
Attention: Because nodes reboot when their IP addresses change, outages can occur if a DHCP
address change affects multiple nodes at once.
• You must use the IP address change procedures if you want to change IP addresses, subnet masks,
and default gateways for a grid node. See information about configuring IP addresses in the
recovery and maintenance instructions.
• If you make networking configuration changes, including routing and gateway changes, client
connectivity to the primary Admin Node and other grid nodes might be lost. Depending on the
networking changes applied, you might need to re-establish these connections.
For more information about StorageGRID system architecture and topology, review the networking
topics in the Grid primer .
Related information
Grid primer
Administering StorageGRID
Recovery and maintenance
Network installation and provisioning
You must understand how the Grid Network and the optional Admin and Client Networks are used
during node deployment and grid configuration.
When you first deploy a node, you must attach the node to the Grid Network and ensure it has access
to the primary Admin Node. If the Grid Network is isolated, you can configure the Admin Network
on the primary Admin Node for configuration and installation access from outside the Grid Network.
A Grid Network with a gateway configured becomes the default gateway for a node during
deployment. The default gateway allows grid nodes on separate subnets to communicate with the
primary Admin Node before the grid has been configured.
After the nodes are deployed, they register themselves with the primary Admin Node using the Grid
Network. You can then use the Grid Manager, the configure-storagegrid.py Python script, or
the Installation API to configure the grid and approve the registered nodes. During grid configuration,
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you can configure multiple grid subnets. Static routes to these subnets through the Grid Network
gateway will be created on each node when you complete grid configuration. If necessary, subnets
containing NTP servers or requiring access to the Grid Manager or API can also be configured as
grid subnets.
If you want to disable the Admin Network or Client Network, you can remove the configuration from
them during the node approval process.
Note: When using the Client Network, keep in mind that a node’s default gateway will switch
from the Grid Network to the Client Network when you complete the grid configuration steps. For
all nodes, you must ensure that the node does not lose access to external NTP servers when the
gateway switches. For Admin Nodes, you must also ensure that browsers or API clients do not lose
access to the Grid Manager. To maintain access, perform one of the following steps:
• When configuring the node, route Grid Manager traffic (Admin Nodes only) and NTP traffic
through the Admin Network.
• Add subnets to the Grid Network Subnet List (GNSL) that include the IPs of remote clients and
servers that should communicate with the grid over the Grid Network.
• Ensure that both the Grid and Client Network gateways can route traffic to and from the
external NTP servers and browsers or other Grid Manager API clients.
If you are creating... Behavior Recommended configuration
Grid Network only All Grid, Admin, and Client
traffic flows over the Grid
Network. The Grid Network
gateway is the node default
gateway.
Grid Network and Admin
Network Grid and Client traffic flows over the Grid Network.
Administrative traffic flows
over the Admin Network. The
Grid Network gateway is the
node default gateway.
Grid Network and Client
Network (no Admin Network) When a node is deployed, the Grid Network gateway is the
node default gateway. Subnets
providing access to the Grid
Manager and NTP servers
should be included as Grid
Network subnets during
configuration. When you
complete the grid
configuration steps, the Client
Network gateway becomes the
node default gateway.
Allow NTP and installer client
access through both the Grid
and Client Network gateways.
or
Add the NTP or installer Client
subnets, or both, as Grid
Networks.
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If you are creating... Behavior Recommended configuration
All three networks (Grid,
Admin, and Client) When a node is deployed, the Grid Network gateway is the
node default gateway. Subnets
providing access to the Grid
Manager and NTP servers
should be included on the Grid
Network subnets or as Admin
Network subnets during
configuration. When you
complete the grid
configuration steps, the Client
Network gateway becomes the
node default gateway.
Allow NTP and installer client
access through both the Grid
and Client Network gateways.
or
Add the NTP or installer client
subnets, or both, as Grid
Networks (so explicit routes
will be created).
or
Add NTP and installer client
subnets to the Admin Network
External Subnet List (AESL).
Client Network, but at a later
time Subnets providing access to the Grid Manager and NTP servers
should be included as Grid
Networks or as Admin subnets.
The Client Network gateway
will become the node default
gateway
Allow NTP and installer client
access through both the Grid
and Client Network gateways.
or
Add the NTP or installer client
subnets, or both, as Grid
Networks (so explicit routes
will be created).
or
Add NTP and installer client
subnets to the AESL.
Gathering installation information
As you install and configure the StorageGRID appliance, you must make decisions and gather
information about Ethernet switch ports, IP addresses, and port and network bond modes.
About this task
You can use the following tables to record the required information for each network you connect to
the appliance. These values are required to install and configure the hardware.
Table 1: Information needed to connect the SG1000 to the Admin Network
The Admin Network for StorageGRID is an optional network, used for system administration and
maintenance. The appliance connects to the Admin Network using the following 1-GbE management
ports on the SG1000.
Information needed Your value
Admin Network enabled Choose one:
• No
• Yes (default)
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Information needed Your value
Network bond mode Choose one:
• Independent (default)
• Active-Backup
Switch port for the left port circled in the
diagram (default active port for Independent
network bond mode)
Switch port for the right port circled in the
diagram (Active-Backup network bond mode
only)
MAC address for the Admin Network port
Note: The MAC address label on the front of
the SG1000 lists the MAC address for the
BMC management port. To determine the
MAC address for the Admin Network port,
you must add 2to the hexadecimal number
on the label. For example, if the MAC
address on the label ends in 09, the MAC
address for the Admin Port would end in 0B.
If the MAC address on the label ends in
(y)FF, the MAC address for the Admin Port
would end in (y+1)01. You can easily make
this calculation by opening Calculator in
Windows, setting it to Programmer mode,
selecting Hex, typing the MAC address, then
typing + 2 =.
DHCP-assigned IP address for the Admin
Network port, if available after power on
Note: You can determine the DHCP-assigned
IP address by using the MAC address to look
up the assigned IP.
• IPv4 address (CIDR):
• Gateway:
Static IP address you plan to use for the
appliance node on the Admin Network
Note: If your network does not have a
gateway, specify the same static IPv4 address
for the gateway.
• IPv4 address (CIDR):
• Gateway:
Admin Network subnets (CIDR)
Table 2: Information needed to connect and configure the networking ports on the
SG1000
The four ports on the SG1000 connect to the StorageGRID Grid Network and the optional Client
Network.
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