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Compaq ProLiant CL380 Features 1-13 Mass Storage ProLiant CL380 Shared Storage Area The system shared storage drive cage area supports up to six 1-inch Wide Ultra2 or Ultra3 SCSI drives. Figure 1-10 illustrates the position of each drive bay in the shared storage drive cage. When optional shared external storage is connected to the system, the system supports up to fourteen 1-inch Wide Ultra2 or Ultra3 SCSI drives. IMPORTANT: The total number of shared storage drives that the system can support is limited to 14. This limitation is due to the number of available SCSI IDs and may not reflect the number of drive bays available if external storage is connected to the system. NOTE: The Integrated Smart Array Controller is compatible with your existing SCSI devices. Wide Ultra2 SCSI technology works with devices that respond to transfer rates of up to 80 MB/s. When combining Ultra2 and Ultra3 hard drives, all of the drives are limited to response times no faster than the maximum burst rate of up to 80 MB/s on the Ultra2 SCSI bus, or the transfer rate of the slowest device in the array. 246 135 Figure 1-10. Shared storage area media bay positions

Section	Page
ProLiant CL380 User Guide	1
Notice	2
Contents	3
About This Guide	10
Text Conventions	10
Symbols on Equipment	11
Symbols in Text	12
Rack Stability	12
Getting Help	13
Compaq Technical Support	13
Compaq Website	14
Compaq Authorized Reseller	14
Chapter 1: Compaq ProLiant CL380 Features	15
Compaq ProLiant CL380	15
ProLiant CL380 Tower Model	16
ProLiant CL380 Rack Model	16
ProLiant CL380 Front View	17
ProLiant CL380 Rack Model with Optional Bay Area Hard Drives	18
ProLiant CL380 Rear View	19
ProLiant CL380 Internal View	21
Shared Storage Area	21
Server Nodes	22
Industry Support	23
Standard Features	23
Processors and Processor Power Modules	24
Server Node System Memory	24
Expansion Slots	25
Disk Controllers	26
ProLiant CL380 Shared Storage Area	26
Server Nodes	26
Network Controllers	26
Mass Storage	27
ProLiant CL380 Shared Storage Area	27
Server Nodes	28
Standard Interfaces	30
Video	30
ROM	30
Power Supplies	31
Shared Storage RAID Controller CR3500	31
KVM Switch	32
Pre-Failure Warranty	32
Compaq Insight Manager Alert	32
System Management and Configuration	33
Default Configuration	34
Compaq SmartStart	34
System Management	35
Disk Fault Tolerance	35
Compaq Insight Manager	36
Compaq System Configuration Utility	36
Automatic Server Recovery-2	37
Compaq Integrated Remote Console	37
Status LED Indicators	38
CR3500 Configuration Utility	38
Security Features	38
Diagnostics	39
Chapter 2: Installing the ProLiant CL380 Tower Model	40
ProLiant CL380 Warnings and Precautions	41
The Optimum Environment	42
Data Protection for High-Availability Environment	42
Space Requirements	43
Airflow Requirements	43
Temperature Requirements	44
Power Requirements	45
Grounding	45
Installing the ProLiant CL380 Tower Model	46
Unpacking the ProLiant CL380	47
Locating the ProLiant CL380 Access Panel Labels	49
Removing Shipping Safeguards	50
Removing the Server Node Shipping Screws	50
Removing the Server Node Shipping Bracket	52
Removing the Expansion Board Shipping Bracket	53
Chapter 3: Installing the ProLiant CL380 Rack Model	54
Rack Warnings and Precautions	56
ProLiant CL380 Warnings and Precautions	57
Using the Compaq Installation Service	58
The Optimum Environment	58
Data Protection for High-Availability Environment	58
Space Requirements	59
Airflow Requirements	59
Blanking Panels	59
Temperature Requirements	60
Power Requirements	61
Grounding	62
Installing the Rack Model ProLiant CL380	62
Unpacking the ProLiant CL380	64
Locating the System Access Panel Labels	66
Locating the Rack Mounting Hardware Kit	67
Removing Shipping Safeguards	68
Removing the Server Node Shipping Screws	69
Removing the Server Node Shipping Bracket	70
Removing the Expansion Board Shipping Bracket	71
Installing the System into the Rack	72
Removing the Top Access Panel	72
Removing the Slide Fillers (Optional)	73
Removing the Casters	74
Installing the Rack Lift Assists	75
Attaching the Slide Rails to the Mounting Brackets	76
Attaching the Slide Rail Assembly to the Rack	77
Marking the Rack with the Template	78
Inserting Cage Nuts into the Rack Frame	79
Installing the Slide Rail Assembly to the Rack	80
Installing the System into the Rack	82
Attaching the Cable Management Arm Bracket and Cable Management Arm	86
Installing the Cable Management Arm Bracket	86
Installing the Cable Management Arm	87
Chapter 4: Installing Hardware Options	88
Power Supplies	90
Replacing a Hot-Plug Redundant Power Supply	91
Replacing a Server Node Power Supply	94
Connecting Nodes to an External KVM Switch	99
Installing an Uninterruptible Power Supply	105
Connecting a Compaq R6000 UPS	105
Connecting Power Supply Cables	105
Connecting Serial Cables	105
Compaq R6000 UPS Cabling Diagram	106
Connecting Two Compaq R3000 UPS Units	107
Connecting Power Supply Cables	107
Connecting Serial Cables	107
Dual Compaq R3000 UPS Cabling Diagram	108
Installing a Hot-Plug Ultra2 or Ultra3 Hard Drive	109
Installing Disk Drives	110
SCSI ID Numbers for Internal Storage Configuration	110
SCSI ID Numbers for External Shared Storage Option (Single Bus)	111
External Shared Storage Configuration 1	112
SCSI ID Numbers for External Shared Storage Option (Dual Bus)	113
External Shared Storage Configuration 2	113
Installing an External Shared Storage Device	114
Shared Storage RAID Controller CR3500	115
Accessing a Server Node	121
Replacing a Server Node	126
Processors and Processor Power Modules	130
Installing a Processor	131
Installing a Processor Power Module	133
Memory	134
Maximum Memory Configuration	135
Installing DIMMs	136
Expansion Boards	137
Identifying Expansion Slots	137
Removing the Expansion Board Shipping Bracket	139
Installing an Expansion Board	140
Removable Media Devices	143
Removing a Removable Media Tray	145
Installing a 3.5-Inch Drive into a 5.25-Inch Drive Bay	148
Installing the Optional Hot-Plug Drive Cage	151
Installing a Non-LVD Device	156
Installing a 50-68 pin adapter	156
Installing a Half-Height Device	157
Installing a Full-Height Device (Digital Linear Tape Drive)	159
Chapter 5: Cabling Guidelines	162
Major System Cable Locations	163
Shared Storage Area Cable Locations	163
Server Node Cable Locations	164
Determining the Cables Needed	165
Removable Media Devices	165
SCSI Device Installation Guidelines	166
SCSI Cable Connectors	166
Internal Cabling Matrix	168
Internal Cabling Examples	169
Connecting an Array Controller to the Hot-Plug Drive Cage Backplane Board	169
Cabling a DLT Drive to SCSI Port 1	170
Cabling a Half-Height Tape Drive SCSI Port 1	170
Connecting External Cables	171
External Cabling Matrix for Shared Storage	171
External Cabling Matrix for Nonshared Primary Storage	171
External Cabling Matrix for Nonshared Secondary Storage	172
Cabling the System	173
Shared Storage Rear Panel Connectors	174
Server Node Rear Panel Connectors	176
Managing the Rear Panel Cables	178
Powering Up the System	181
Completing the Installation Process	182
Appendix A: Regulatory Compliance Notices	183
Federal Communications Commission Notice	183
Class A Equipment	184
Class B Equipment	184
Declaration of Conformity for Products Marked with the FCC Logo-United States Only	185
Modifications	185
Cables	185
Canadian Notice (Avis Canadien)	186
Class A Equipment	186
Class B Equipment	186
European Union Notice	186
Japanese Notice	187
Taiwanese Notice	187
Laser Devices	187
Laser Safety Warnings	188
Compliance with CDRH Regulations	188
Compliance with International Regulations	188
Laser Product Label	188
Laser Information	189
Battery Replacement Notice	189
Appendix B: Electrostatic Discharge	190
Grounding Methods	191
Appendix C: Installing a New Battery	192
System Board Battery Replacement	192
Installing the System Board Battery	192
Appendix D: Switches and Jumpers	195
System Board Switches	195
Processor Switch Settings	196
System Configuration Switch Settings	197
NIC Operating Mode	197
SCSI Device Jumper Settings	197
Appendix E: Specifications and Connector Interfaces	199
ProLiant CL380 Specifications	199
Connector Interfaces	201
Appendix F: KVM Switch	202
Launching the Console Configuration Reporting	203
CCR Selection Screen	203
CCR Status Port Symbols	204
CCR Advanced Menus Screen	204
Selecting Computers	205
Assigning Unique Names to Computers	206
Changing Menu Attributes	207
Changing Status Flag Attributes	209
Scanning the Computers	210
Placing the Switch in Scan Mode	210
Setting a Custom Scan Pattern	211
Removing Computer from Scan List	212
Displaying Version Information	212
Saving the Hardware Settings	213
Resetting the Mouse and Keyboard	213
Updating the Firmware	214
Appendix G: Status LED Indicators	215
Power On/Standby Switch Status LED Indicators	216
Shared Storage Area	216
Server Nodes	217
Shared Storage RAID Controller CR3500 LED Indicators	218
Shared Storage Isolator Board LED Indicators	219
Compaq Hot-Plug Ultra2 and Ultra3 SCSI Hard Drive LED Indicators	220
Power Supply LED Indicators	221
Network LED Indicators	222
Compaq Embedded NC3163 Fast Ethernet WOL Controller	222
Compaq NC3123 Fast Ethernet NIC PCI 10/100 WOL	223
Appendix H: SCSI ID Configurations	224
Introduction	224
Separate Logical SCSI Buses	225
Host Side SCSI Bus	226
Server Node SCSI Adapters	227
Host Channel Connections	227
Failover Modes	227
Active/Active Failover Mode (Performance)	228
Active/Passive Failover Mode (Availability)	232
Disk Side SCSI Bus	234
CR3500 Controller Connections	234
Internal Shared Disks	235
External Shared Storage Expansion	235
Single Bus Expansion Configuration	236
Dual Bus Expansion Configuration	237

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Compaq ProLiant CL380 Features

1-13

Mass Storage

ProLiant CL380 Shared Storage Area

The system shared storage drive cage area supports up to six 1-inch Wide

Ultra2 or Ultra3 SCSI drives. Figure 1-10 illustrates the position of each drive

bay in the shared storage drive cage. When optional shared external storage is

connected to the system, the system supports up to fourteen 1-inch Wide

Ultra2 or Ultra3 SCSI drives.

IMPORTANT:

The total number of shared storage drives that the system can support is

limited to 14. This limitation is due to the number of available SCSI IDs and may not

reflect the number of drive bays available if external storage is connected to the system.

NOTE:

The Integrated Smart Array Controller is compatible with your existing SCSI

devices. Wide Ultra2 SCSI technology works with devices that respond to transfer rates of

up to 80 MB/s. When combining Ultra2 and Ultra3 hard drives, all of the drives are limited

to response times no faster than the maximum burst rate of up to 80 MB/s on the Ultra2

SCSI bus, or the transfer rate of the slowest device in the array.

Figure 1-10.

Shared storage area media bay positions