Western Digital OpenFlex F3 Series User manual

EcoDesign
Disclosures
OpenFlex™ F3x00 and E3000
Regulatory Model: F3000 and
E3000
1ET2156
Version 1.0
February 2020

EcoDesign Disclosures Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Notices........................................................................................................................................................................................ ii
Chapter 1. EU EcoDesign Compliance...........................................................................................................................................1
EcoDesign Overview................................................................................................................................................................. 2
OpenFlex F3x00 and E3000 EcoDesign Specifications..........................................................................................................2
Secure Erase and Sanitize.........................................................................................................................................................2
Completing Secure Erase on a Device Using the OCGUI.............................................................................................. 2
Completing Sanitize on a Device Using the OCGUI....................................................................................................... 7
/Storage/Devices/{id}/................................................................................................................................................... 12
OpenFlexF3x00 Disassembly.................................................................................................................................................. 20
BMC Module Disassembly.......................................................................................................................................................35
Chassis Disassembly.................................................................................................................................................................41
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Notices
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Western Digital
EU EcoDesign
Compliance
This document provides information and instructions related
to the OpenFlex F3x00 and E3000 's compliance to the EU's
ecodesign requirements.
In This Chapter:
- EcoDesign Overview......................................2
- OpenFlex F3x00 and E3000 EcoDesign
Specifications...................................................2
- Secure Erase and Sanitize............................. 2
- OpenFlex F3x00 Disassembly..................... 20
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1.1 EcoDesign Overview
1.1 EcoDesign Overview
The intent of EU's ecodesign requirements is to ensure that energy-related products operate efficiently
and are able to be disassembled for repair, upgrade, or recycling, in order to limit their potential impact on
the general energy supply and the enviroment. Servers and data storage devices have been identified as
significant products in this regard.
In compliance with ecodesign requirements, this document provides information about the OpenFlex
F3x00 and E3000 related to its manufacturing and operation, and instructions for secure data deletion and
disassembly.
1.2 OpenFlex F3x00 and E3000 EcoDesign Specifications
Product Type Online Data Storage Product
Manufacturer's Name Western Digital
Manufacturer's Registered Trade Name Western Digital®
Manufacturer's Registered Trade Address 5601 Great Oaks Parkway
San Jose, CA 95119
USA
Product Model Number Chassis: OpenFlex™ E3000
Storage Device: OpenFlex™ F3x00
Starting Year of Manufacture 2019 *
PSU efficiency at 20%, 50%, 100%
of rated output power
20% load = 93%
50% load = 94%
100% load = 91%
Power Factor at 50% Rated Load Level Minimum Power Factor (at 50%) = 0.98
Declared Operating Condition Class A2
Neodymium Content in HDDs N/A
Cobalt Content in Batteries N/A
1.3 Secure Erase and Sanitize
For the OpenFlex F3x00 and E3000 , initializing and sanitizing a device can be accomplished from the same
page in the OCGUI. These features provide the option to securely erase the mapping table and erase all
of the blocks that have been written to the devices. The Secure Erase and Sanitize features may also be
executed from the API.
1.3.1 Completing Secure Erase on a Device Using the OCGUI
* This value is the original date of product manufacture. For the specific manufacture date of your platform, check the
agency label attached to the platform. There will be a 4 digit date code on that label.
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This task provides steps that should be followed to complete the Secure Erase procedure on a storage
device using the OCGUI. This feature provides the option to securely erase the mapping table and erase all
of the blocks that have been written to the device.
Step 1 : Enter a valid username and password, and click the Login button:
Note: The default username/password is admin/admin.
The system dashboard appears:
Step 2 : Click the Devices banner to view a list of all connected devices:
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Step 3 : Locate the device that will require volume extension from the list.
Step 4 : Click the Device Actions icon:
Step 5 : Click the Open in a new tab/window option to open the device page in a new window.
This will keep the existing dashboard live in the current window. You may choose between
remaining on the local device access or connecting to the device remotely.
The new device's dashboard appears.
Step 6 : Click the Paths icon:
The device's Paths page appears:
Step 7 : Click the delete icon next to the path.
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A "Are you sure you want to delete this path?" message will appear.
Step 8 : Click the OK button to delete the path.
Step 9 : If other Paths are present, repeat the last two steps to delete any remaining paths.
Step 10 : Verify that all paths have been deleted.
Step 11 : Click the Volumes icon:
The storage device's Volumes page appears:
Step 12 : Click the delete icon next to the volume.
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A "Are you sure you want to delete VolumeX?" message will appear.
Step 13 : Click the OK button to delete the volume.
Step 14 : If other volumes are present, repeat the last two steps to delete any remaining volumes.
Step 15 : Click the Administration icon:
Step 16 : Click the Initialize button:
Step 17 : After clicking Initialize, the "Are You sure you want to Initialize this device?" window appears.
Options to select the number of pools and erase options from the droplists appear in this
window.
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Step 18 : Select options for the number of pools and the secure erase option and click Initialize.
The device secure erase will be executed.
1.3.2 Completing Sanitize on a Device Using the OCGUI
This task provides steps that should be followed to complete the sanitizing procedure on a storage device
using the OCGUI. This feature provides two options for securely sanitizing the storage device:
•Block Erase will delete the mapping table and erase all of the blocks that have been written to the
device.
•Cryptographic Erase (fastest option) will delete the encryption key which will result in making the
data unrecoverable.
Step 1 : Enter a valid username and password, and click the Login button:
Note: The default username/password is admin/admin.
The system dashboard appears:
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Step 2 : Click the Devices banner to view a list of all connected devices:
Step 3 : Locate the device that will require volume extension from the list.
Step 4 : Click the Device Actions icon:
Step 5 : Click the Open in a new tab/window option to open the device page in a new window.
This will keep the existing dashboard live in the current window. You may choose between
remaining on the local device access or connecting to the device remotely.
The new device's dashboard appears.
Step 6 : Click the Paths icon:
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The device's Paths page appears:
Step 7 : Click the delete icon next to the path.
A "Are you sure you want to delete this path?" message will appear.
Step 8 : Click the OK button to delete the path.
Step 9 : If other Paths are present, repeat the last two steps to delete any remaining paths.
Step 10 : Verify that all paths have been deleted.
Step 11 : Click the Volumes icon:
The storage device's Volumes page appears:
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Step 12 : Click the delete icon next to the volume.
A "Are you sure you want to delete VolumeX?" message will appear.
Step 13 : Click the OK button to delete the volume.
Step 14 : If other volumes are present, repeat the last two steps to delete any remaining volumes.
Step 15 : Click the Administration icon:
Step 16 : Click the Sanitize button:
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Step 17 : After clicking Sanitize, the "Are You sure you want to Sanitize this device?" window appears.
Options to select Block Erase and Cryptographic Erase appear in the droplist.
Step 18 : Select a Sanitize option.
Block Erase
a. Select the Block Erase option from the droplist.
b. Click the Sanitize button:
A "Sanitize In Progress..." message appears and the devices is sanitized using the
Block Erase option.
Cryptographic Erase
a. Select the Cryptographic Erase option from the droplist.
b. Click the Sanitize button:
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A "Sanitize In Progress..." message appears and the devices is sanitized using the
Cryptographic Erase option.
Step 19 : Verify the device has been sanitized by
Step 20 : Click the Device Info icon:
Step 21 : Verify that the device information reflects the results of the sanitize.
1.3.3 /Storage/Devices/{id}/
HTTP Methods: GET PUT
Table 1: Attributes
Attribute Possible
Values Description Type Mandatory or Optional
User
Configurable
Self Free-Form
URI Format
256 Chars
Describes the fully
qualified URI link
URI
String
Name Free-Form
256 Chars
The user-defined
Friendly Name for this
Resource
String
Id Free-Form
256 Chars
The resource identifier
that is unique in space
and time
String
Description Free-Form
256 Chars
The user-defined
description for this
Device
String
SerialNumber Free-Form 64
Chars
The serial number for
this Resource
String
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Attribute Possible
Values Description Type Mandatory or Optional
User
Configurable
Model Free-Form 64
Chars
The model name
or number for this
Resource
String
SystemType.Name "Storage" The domain type
string indicating
the type of Device
Resource. Name
corresponds to ID
String
SystemType.ID 2 The domain type
number indicating
the type of Device
Resource. ID
corresponds to Name
Number
ChassisPackageType "Storage
Chassis"
The type of chassis for
this Resource
String
RackMountable "Unknown",
"True",
"False"
Indicates this chassis is
rack mountable
String
Manufacturer Free-Form 64
Chars
The vendor name for
this Resource
String
TotalCapacity Integer Bytes The total number of
raw bytes for this
device
Number
RemainingCapacity Integer Bytes The available number
of bytes to create
volumes on this device
Number
PredictedLifeLeftPercent0 - 100 The predicted life left
of the media
Number
OperatingSystem.Self Free-Form
URI 256
Chars
Describes the fully
qualified URI link
URI
String
OperatingSystem.NameFree-Form
128 Chars
The Operating System
or Firmware Name
String
OperatingSystem.OSType.ID59 Indicates dedicated
software. ID
corresponds to Name
Number
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Attribute Possible
Values Description Type Mandatory or Optional
User
Configurable
OperatingSystem.OSType.NameDedicated Indicates dedicated
software value. Name
corresponds to ID
String
OperatingSystem.VersionFree-Form
128 Chars
The Operating System
or Firmware Version
String
IndicatorLED.Name "Off", "Lit" The current state value
of the Indicator LED for
this Resource. Name
corresponds to ID
String
IndicatorLED.ID 4, 2 The current state value
map of the Indicator
LED for this Resource.
ID corresponds to
Name
Number
Status.State.Name See State
Name and ID
Definitions
(page )
The current state value
of this Resource. Name
corresponds to ID
String
Status.State.ID See State
Name and ID
Definitions
(page )
The current state value
map of this Resource.
ID corresponds to
Name
Number
Status.Health[].Name See Health
Name and ID
Definitions
(page )
The current health
value of this Resource.
There can be 1 or
more Name entries.
Name corresponds to
ID
String
(1..*)
Status.Health[].ID See Health
Name and ID
Definitions
(page )
The current health
value map of this
Resource. There
can be 1 or more
Id entries. ID
corresponds to Name
Number
(1..*)
Status.Details[] Free-Form 32
Characters
per Array
entry. If no
entry, then
“None”.
The current Health
Details of the Device
String
Array
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Attribute Possible
Values Description Type Mandatory or Optional
User
Configurable
Capabilities.Members[].NameBlock Server,
Storage
Device
Enclosure,
Storage
Virtualizer,
Blade
The capabilities
information value(s)
regarding the
Resource. Name
corresponds to ID
String
Capabilities.Members[].ID3, 15, 31, 21,
40
The capabilities
information value
map(s) regarding
the Resource. ID
corresponds to Name
Number
Capabilities.Members[].CapabilityDescriptionFree-Form 64
Characters
Entry describing the
capability
String
IPAddresses.Members[].IPAddressIPv4 or IPv6
pattern
The IP Address list for
this Resource
String
Accounts.Self Free-Form
URI
Fully qualified link
to the Controller
Resource Collection
String
Adapters.Self Free-Form
URI
Fully qualified link
to Media Resource
Collection
String
Volumes.Self Free-Form
URI
Fully qualified link
to Storage Volumes
Resource Collection
String
Performance.Self Free-Form
URI
Fully qualified link
to the Performance
Resource
String
SystemClock.Self Free-Form
URI
Fully qualified link
to the System Clock
Resource
String
Location.Self Free-Form
URI
Fully qualified link to
the Location Resource
String
Support.Self Free-Form
URI
Fully qualified link to
the Support Resource
String
Hosts.Self Free-Form
URI
Fully qualified link to
the Host Resource
String
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Attribute Possible
Values Description Type Mandatory or Optional
User
Configurable
Paths.Self Free-Form
URI
Fully qualified link to
the Path Resource
String
Jobs.Self Free-Form
URI
Fully qualified link to
the Jobs Resource
String
Files.Self Free-Form
URI
Fully qualified link to
the Files Resource
String
Reboot true Directs this device to
reboot
Boolean
Shutdown true Directs this device to
shutdown
Boolean
FirmwareActivate true Directs this device to
Activate the previously
uploaded Device OS
image
Boolean
FactoryReset true Directs this device to
return to factory fresh
settings
Boolean
Format.SetCount 1, 2, 4 The value of how
to arrange the
internal storage into
"Pools" (Sets in NVMe);
the "Format" entry
must be set to "true"
in order to initialize
the storage into Pools;
default is 1 Pool out of
the box (WriteOnly)
Number
Format.SecureErase 0, 1, 2 Secure Erase: "0 =
No secure erase";
"1 = User data
secure erase"; "2
= Crypto secure
erase" (WriteOnly)
Number
Sanitize.ID 2, 4 Sanitize the Flash
Media (WriteOnly)
2 = Start Block Erase; 4
= Start Crypto Erase
Number
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GET /Storage/Devices/{id}/
Example GET Response Body
{
"Self": "http://10.20.30.40/Storage/Devices/0123456789/",
"SystemType": {
"Id": 2,
"Name": "Storage"
},
"Name": "nile-target",
"Id": "0123456789",
"OperatingSystem": {
"Self": "http://10.20.30.40/Storage/Devices/0123456789/OperatingSystem/",
"Name": "",
"OSType": {
"Id": 0,
"Name": "Unknown"
},
"Version": "blade-FW-Rev0"
},
"Description": "This is a storage device",
"SerialNumber": "blade-SN-0123456789",
"Model": "blade-MN-0123456789",
"Manufacturer": "",
"Capabilities": { "Members": [{
"Id": 3,
"Name": "Storage",
"CapabilityDescription": "This device is a storage provider."
}, {
"Id": 15,
"Name": "Block Server",
"CapabilityDescription": "This device provides block storage."
}, {
"Id": 28,
"Name": "Management Controller",
"CapabilityDescription": "This device provides specialized hardware dedicated to
systems management."
}, {
"Id": 40,
"Name": "Blade",
"CapabilityDescription": "This device is a blade device."
}]},
"Status": {
"State": {
"Id": 16,
"Name": "In service"
},
"Health": [{
"Id": 5,
"Name": "OK"
}],
"Details": ["None"]
},
"IpAddresses": {"Members": [{"IpAddress": "10.20.30.40"}, {"IpAddress":
"192.168.0.9"}],
"RemainingCapacity": 85899345920,
"TotalCapacity": 85899345920,
"PredictedLifeLeftPercent": 99,
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