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Powering on the MSA

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Powering on the MSA 1. Verify that the following devices are powered on and in a ready state: • Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) • External Fibre Channel switches 2. Power on all attached storage enclosures. IMPORTANT: Proceed to the next step only after confirming that the external storage enclosures have completed their startup routines; otherwise, the MSA array may not properly discover the storage. 3. Wait for the storage enclosures to complete their startup routines. 4. Press and release the Power on/Standby button on the front of the chassis to start the MSA array. The LED on the Power on/Standby button changes from amber to solid green, indicating that the MSA has been powered on. 5. Wait for the MSA to complete its startup routine. When complete, the LCD will display "Startup Complete." This could take up to 3 minutes, depending on your configuration. NOTE: In dual-controller configurations, each time the MSA is restarted, firmware on the two controllers is compared. If the versions are mismatched, the system prompts to clone the firmware on the controller with the latest version (higher number) over to the controller with the earlier version (lower number) firmware. The following message is displayed on the LCD panel of the controller with the earlier firmware: 07 CLONE FIRMWARE? ''= YES Press the > button on the LCD panel to clone the firmware. In dual-controller configurations, the firmware on the controllers must be the same version. 6. Press the ^ and v LCD panel message buttons on the front of each MSA controller to review the startup messages and look for the following message: Startup Complete IMPORTANT: Proceed to the next step only after the Startup Complete message is displayed. If you power on (or restart) the server before the MSA array completes its start-up sequence, the server may not properly discover the storage. 7. Power on the servers in the SAN with access to the MSA, start the operating system, and log on as a user with administrative control. 96 Powering off and powering on the MSA

Section	Page
Contents	3
Intended audience	7
Prerequisites	8
Related documentation	8
Document conventions and symbols	9
Table 1 Document conventions	9
Equipment symbols	10
Rack stability	11
HP technical support	11
HP-authorized reseller	12
Helpful websites	12
Installation procedures-All deployments	13
Figure 1: Overview of MSA installation procedures	14
Step 1: Review and confirm your plans	15
Determine which version of MSA controller firmware to use	15
Table 2 Basic MSA firmware and configuration options	16
Complete the planning worksheet on the poster	17
Go to the Internet for the most recent MSA and SAN information	18
Table 3 MSA1000 and SAN-related websites	18
Review MSA installation best practices	21
Planning	21
Installation	21
Ongoing	24
Plan your storage configuration	25
System and performance expectations	25
Striping methods	26
RAID levels	26
Table 4 RAID level comparison	26
Hard drive sizes and types	27
Spare drives	27
Array sizing (capacity)	27
Step 2: Prepare your site	28
Provide adequate structural support for the floor	28
Provide adequate clearance space and ventilation	28
Provide adequate and redundant sources of power	28
Table 1: MSA1000 specifications	29
Step 3: Install MSA option kits	30
Step 4: Rack the MSA and the storage enclosures	31
Rack installation best practices	31
Step 5: Install the hard drives	36
Step 6: Prepare your servers	37
Step 7: Install the HBA in your servers	38
Step 8: Prepare your switches	39
Step 9: Connect the cables	40
Cabling best practices	40
Connecting the SCSI cables	42
Recommended SCSI cable connections	42
Figure 2 SCSI I/O modules, bus numbers, and box numbers	42
Connecting the MSA to SCSI storage enclosures	43
Figure 3 SCSI cable connections to two MSA30 SCSI storage enclosures	43
Connecting the Fibre Channel cables	44
Connecting Fibre Channel cables in a singlepath configuration	45
Figure 4 Sample Fibre Channel cable connections, singlepath configuration	45
Connecting Fibre Channel cables in a multipath configuration	46
Figure 5 Sample Fibre Channel cable connections, multipath configuration	46
Connecting the power cords	47
Table 5 Levels of protection against power failures	47
Figure 6 Connecting the power cords using two UPSs	49
Step 10: Power on the devices	50
Verify the operating status of the MSA	51
View the LEDs on the MSA	51
Table 6 MSA1000 startup status lights	51
Read the messages on the controller display panel	52
Table 7 MSA1000 startup messages	52
Verify the operating status of the storage enclosures	52
Verify the operating status of the Fibre Channel switches	53
Verify the operating status of the servers	53
Step 11: Configure your MSA	54
Obtain desired controller firmware and Support Software CD versions	54
Determine which storage configuration utility to use	55
About the MSA Command Line Interface	55
About the Array Configuration Utility	55
About the Array Configuration Utility Command Line Interface	56
Configure the MSA	57
Configuration procedures-Windows environments	59
Prerequisites	59
Installing MSA-specific components on the servers	60
Updating MSA controller firmware (if necessary)	62
Configuring the storage	63
Configuration procedures-Linux environments	65
Prerequisites	65
Installing MSA-specific components on the servers	66
Updating MSA controller firmware (if necessary)	68
Configuring the storage	69
Configuration procedures-HP-UX environments	71
Prerequisites	71
Additional HP-UX support notes	72
Table 8 HP-UX required updates for active/active	72
Installing the ACU-CLI on the servers (optional)	73
Updating MSA controller firmware (if necessary)	74
Configuring the storage	74
Configuration procedures-OpenVMS environments	77
Prerequisites	77
Obtaining World Wide Port Names	78
Installing the current Fibre_SCSI patch on the servers	79
Table 9 OpenVMS Fibre_SCSI patches (as of October 2006)	79
Updating MSA controller firmware (if necessary)	80
Configuring the storage	80
Assigning ID Numbers to the controllers and LUNs	81
Configuration procedures-VMware environments	83
Prerequisites	83
Updating MSA controller firmware (if necessary)	84
VMware-specific tasks	84
Configuring the storage	87
Configuration procedures-Other environments	89
Prerequisites	89
Operating system-specific notes	90
NetWare environments	90
Tru64 UNIX environments	91
SCO UNIX environments	91
Updating MSA controller firmware (if necessary)	92
Configuring the storage	92
Powering off and powering on the MSA	95
Powering off the MSA	95
Powering on the MSA	96
Regulatory notices	99
Regulatory Compliance identification numbers	99
Federal Communications Commission notice	99
Modifications	99
Cables	99
Canadian notice (Avis Canadien)	99
European Union notice	100
Japanese notice	100
Japanese power cord notice	100
BSMI notice	100
Laser compliance	101
Battery replacement notice	102
Disposal of waste equipment by users in private households in the European Union	102
Electrostatic discharge	103
Prevention methods	103
Grounding methods	103
Worksheets	105
Table 10 MSA1000 information	106
Table 11 External Fibre Channel interconnect device (switch) information	107
Table 12 Server information	108
Table 13 Hard drive information	112
Table 14 Array (LUN) information	116
Index	119
A	119
B	119
C	119
D	119
E	119
F	119
G	120
H	120
I	120
L	120
M	120
N	121
O	121
P	121
R	121
S	121
T	122
U	122
V	122

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Powering off and powering on the MSA

Powering on the MSA

Verify that the following devices are powered on and in a ready state:

•

Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS)

•

External Fibre Channel switches

Power on all attached storage enclosures.

IMPORTANT:

Proceed to the next step only after confirming that the external storage

enclosures have completed their startup routines; otherwise, the MSA array may not properly

discover the storage.

Wait for the storage enclosures to complete their startup routines.

Press and release the Power on/Standby button on the front of the chassis to start the MSA array.

The LED on the Power on/Standby button changes from amber to solid green, indicating that the

MSA has been powered on.

Wait for the MSA to complete its startup routine. When complete, the LCD will display “Startup

Complete.” This could take up to 3 minutes, depending on your configuration.

NOTE:

In dual-controller configurations, each time the MSA is restarted, firmware on the

two controllers is compared. If the versions are mismatched, the system prompts to clone the

firmware on the controller with the latest version (higher number) over to the controller with

the earlier version (lower number) firmware. The following message is displayed on the LCD

panel of the controller with the earlier firmware:

07 CLONE FIRMWARE? ‘<‘= NO, ‘>’= YES

Press the

button on the LCD panel to clone the firmware. In dual-controller configurations,

the firmware on the controllers

must

be the same version.

Press the ^ and v LCD panel message buttons on the front of each MSA controller to review the

startup messages and look for the following message:

Startup Complete

IMPORTANT:

Proceed to the next step only after the

Startup Complete

message is

displayed. If you power on (or restart) the server before the MSA array completes its start-up

sequence, the server may not properly discover the storage.

Power on the servers in the SAN with access to the MSA, start the operating system, and log on

as a user with administrative control.