Symantec NetBackup 5200 Series User manual

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Environment Check Before Installation
NetBackup 5200 Release 1.1
Quick Installation Guide
Revision: 01
Date: 2010-08-30
You can install the NetBackup 5200 appliance in a standard 19-inch cabinet (with an AC distribution box) or any
other AC cabinet with a minimum depth of 1,000 mm. Before you install the appliance into the cabinet, do the
following:
•Reserve a space of at least 100 cm between the cabinet and the wall and the space of at least 120 cm between
cabinets for the convenience of maintenance, ventilation, and heat dissipation.
•Ensure ventilation is adequate in the cabinet and the machine room. It is recommended to reserve the space of
1U (1U = 44.45 mm = 11.4 in) above and below any device.
•Make sure that the cabinet is already installed and grounded.
Before installation, check whether the external environmental conditions, such as the power supply and heat
dissipation, satisfy the following operating requirements of the device:
•AC voltage range: 100 V to 127 V or 200 V to 240 V
•Maximum AC power of the NetBackup 5200: 700 W
•Operating temperature: 5 °C to 35 °C (altitude: - 60 m to +1,800 m)
The ambient temperature falls by 0.6 °C for every 100 m increase of the height (altitude: 1,800 m to 3,000 m)
•Operating altitude: ≤3,000 m
•Relative humidity: 10% RH to 85% RH
Installation Flow
Before You Start
Start
Material lists
Take antistatic measures
Install the NetBackup 5200 in
the cabinet
Connect cables
Power on the NetBackup 5200
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Installing

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Antistatic wrist strap with a plug-
type grounding connector
Antistatic wrist strap with a clip-type
grounding connector
Phillips screwdriver Mounting bar
Antistatic gloves
Cable tie
PS/2 to USB converter KVM cable 100 M/1000 M network cable
LC multimode fiber Grounding cable
Material Lists
Installing tools
a
Cables
b
The Guide Rails and the NetBackup 5200 Appliance
c
The left and right guide rails 4U washer plates Captive nut
Power cables are subject to different regions and included in the cable list.
The NetBackup 5200 appliance
Serial cable

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Taking Antistatic Measures
1 Wear an Antistatic Wrist Strap
For an antistatic wrist strap with a plug-type grounding connector. Place the wrist strap over your wrist
and insert the grounding connector into the ESD socket on the cabinet. For an antistatic wrist strap with a
clip-type grounding connector, clip it directly onto the cabinet.
Scenario 1: Wearing an antistatic wrist strap (with a
plug) Scenario 2: Wearing an antistatic wrist strap (with a
metallic clip)
2 Wear Antistatic Gloves

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Installing the NetBackup 5200 in the Cabinet
1 Position the NetBackup 5200 in the Cabinet
Position the NetBackup 5200
a
•You may refer to this diagram for device
positions in the cabinet.
•Install the NetBackup 5200 and the other
devices based on the actual installation
environment.
•Position the NetBackup 5200 properly before
installing it. Make sure that its weight is evenly
distributed in the cabinet to keep its balance. It is
recommended to install the NetBackup 5200 in
the lower part of the cabinet to lower the center
of the gravity.

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2 Specify the Position of and Install Captive Nuts
2 3
1Insert the lower end of a
captive nut into a square
hole.
Place the captive nut
mounting bar on the top of
the captive nut and pull it into
the hole until it snaps in to
place.
Completed installation view.
Specify the Positions of Captive Nuts
a
Install Captive Nuts
b

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3 Install Guide Rails
Align the guide pin of the component and insert it into
the square holes on the mounting rail of the cabinet.
Fasten a screw to fix the front end of the guide rail to
the mounting rail.
Fasten two screws to fix the other end of the guide rail
to the mounting rail.
Install a 4U washer plate to the front-end guide pin and
fasten a screw to fix the guide rail.
Repeat Steps 1-2 to install the other guide rail.
M6
a
b
4 Install the NetBackup 5200 into the Cabinet
Slide the unit into the cabinet along the guide rails.
Secure the unit to the cabinet with screws.
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M4

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Connecting Cables
1 Cable Connection of the NetBackup 5200
Connect a maintenance terminal
•One end of the Cat 5 (or above) network cable connects to the management network port (IPMI or NIC 1) of the
NetBackup 5200 and the other end to the maintenance terminal or management network.
•A KVM cable is used to connect KVM switch.
•A serial cable is used to connect the serial port of the NetBackup 5200 to this of the maintenance terminal.
Enable data transfer connectivity
•One end of the Cat 5 (or above) network cable connects to the network port ( NIC 2) of the NetBackup 5200 and
the other end to the service switch (recommended) or application server (AS).
•One end of the multimode fiber cable connects to the 10GE network port of the NetBackup 5200 Slot 2 and the
other end to 10GE switch.
•One end of the multimode fiber connects to the FC port of the NetBackup 5200 Slot 3 and the other end to the FC
switch or tape library.
Power and ground the NetBackup 5200
•A grounding cable is used to ground the NetBackup 5200.
•The NetBackup 5200 is configured with two power modules. Connect power cables to both power modules.

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Powering on the NetBackup 5200
1 Press the Power Switch on the rear panel of the NetBakcup 5200
Power on sequence: cabinet →NetBackup 5200.
There is one power switch on the NetBackup 5200. Press it.
2Check the Indicators Status of the NetBackup 5200
The following figures show the indicators in the normal state after power-on. For details about the
indicator status, refer to the NetBackup 5200 Product Description.
Indicators Status of the NetBackup 5200 (Front View)
a
System power indicator On, green
System alarm/location indicator Off
The device is operating normally.
Disk online status indicator On, green

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Power running/alarm indicator On, green
Link indicator of the service network port •On, green. Data is being transferred at a rate of 1000Mbit/s. •On, orange. Data is being transferred at a rate of 100 Mbit/s.
•Off. Data is being transferred at a rate of 10 Mbit/s or no link.
2/green 1/amble
Off Off
Off On/Blinking Off Data is being transferred at a rate of 2 Gbit/s.
Off
Data is being transferred at a rate of 1Gbit/s
On/Blinking
Off
On or blinking
Link indicator of the management network port On, green
ACT/LNK •On, green. The link is normal. •Blinking, green. The link is normal and data is being
transferred.
GRN=10GE •On, yellow. Data is being transferred at a rate of 10 Gbit/s.
•On, orange. Data is being transferred at a rate of 1 Gbit/s.
4/yellow
On/Blinking Data is being transferred at a rate of 4 Gbit/s.
Indicators
of the
10GE
network
port
Indicators
of the
Tape out
card
•Blinking, Power on (before firmware initialization)
•On, Power on (after firmware initialization)
Indicators Status of the NetBackup 5200 (Rear View)
b
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Configure the NBU system
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After you have successfully cabled your appliance, you are now ready to configure it to an existing NetBackup
environment. For detailed instructions on how to configure your appliance, refer to either of the following two
documents:
• The Symantec NetBackup 5200 Installation and Configuration poster included with your appliance.
You can also use the following URL to download a copy of this poster from the Symantec Support Web site.
http://entsupport.symantec.com/docs/358343
• The Symantec NetBackup 5200 Administrator’s Guide installed on your appliance.
You can also use the following URL to download the document from the Symantec Support Web site.
http://entsupport.symantec.com/docs/358345