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described 55 five disk enclosure array 94 four disk enclosure array 90 six disk enclosure array 98 storage capacity 75 three disk enclosure array 86 two disk enclosure array 82 RAID level comparison application and I/O pattern performance characteristics 60 data redundancy characteristics 57 general performance characteristics 59 RAID levels described 50 tips on selecting 247 rail installation HP original rack 162 rebuild 61 changing priority settings 305 checking progress of 305 recommended disk array configurations 77 recommended UPS 152 regulatory compliance 434 removal and replacement battery backup module 400 controller fan module 398 fan module, disk enclosure 392 front cover, controller enclosure 397 power supply fan module, controller enclosure 403 power supply module, controller enclosure 405 power supply module, disk enclosure 394 SCSI cables 407 removing a global hot spare using Array Manager 60 296 using SAM 275 using STM 315 replacing a LUN using Array Manager 60 294 using SAM 271 replacing disk modules with higher capacity modules 256 rescanning for disk arrays 288 Rittal rack 18 running Array Manager 60 241 S safety compliance 434 SAM 260 adding a global hot spare 273 assigning an alias 264 binding a LUN 267 checking disk array status 260 interpreting status indicators 264 locating disk modules 265 removing a global hot spare 275 replacing a LUN 271 unbinding a LUN 271 scanning for parity errors 306 SCSI drive connections 39 SCSI cables 187 SCSI cabling full-bus configurations 188 removal and replacement 407 split-bus configurations 191 SCSI channels number of connections 72 performance 72 throughput 72 SCSI connections 178 SCSI ID disk module 244 SCSI sense codes 327 segment size impact on performance 250 tips on setting 249 selecting a RAID level 247 selecting disks for a LUN 243 Sense Code Information 317 sense codes, SCSI 327 setting cache flush limit 301 Index Index 463

Section	Page
1 Product Description	17
Product Description	18
Operating System Support	20
Management Tools	20
Features	20
High Availability	21
Scalable Storage Capacity	21
LED Status Monitoring	22
EMS Hardware Event Monitoring (HP-UX Only)	22
Disk Enclosure Components	23
Operation Features	25
Disk Enclosure SC10 Modules	27
Array Controller Enclosure Components	34
Front Cover	37
Controller Modules	38
Controller Fan Modules	40
Power Supply Modules	42
Power Supply Fan Module	43
Battery Backup Unit	45
Disk Array High Availability Features	47
RAID Technology	47
Disk Mirroring	47
Data Parity	48
Data Striping	49
RAID Levels	50
RAID Level Comparisons	57
Global Hot Spare Disks	61
Primary and Alternate I/O Paths	64
Capacity Management Features	65
LUNs	65
Disk Groups	65
Disk Array Caching	66
Dynamic Capacity Expansion	67
2 Topology and Array Planning	69
Overview	70
Array Design Considerations	71
Array Hardware Configuration	71
RAID, LUNs, and Global Hot Spares	72
High Availability	72
Performance	73
Storage Capacity	75
Expanding Storage Capacity	75
Recommended Disk Array Configurations	77
Configuration Considerations	77
One Disk Enclosure Configuration	78
Two Disk Enclosure Configurations	80
Three Disk Enclosure Configurations	84
Four Disk Enclosure Configurations	88
Five Disk Enclosure Configurations	92
Six Disk Enclosure Configurations	96
Total Disk Array Capacity	100
For high-availability, one disk per SCSI channel is used as a global hot spare.	101
Topologies for HP-UX	102
Basic Topology	103
Single-System Distance Topology	110
High Availability Topology	115
High Availability, Distance, and Capacity Topology	120
Campus Topology	125
Performance Topology with Switches	129
Topologies for Windows NT and Windows 2000	131
Non-High Availability Topologies	133
High Availability Topologies	137
3 Installation	143
Overview	144
Host System Requirements	145
HP-UX	145
Windows NT and Windows 2000	146
Site Requirements	147
Environmental Requirements	147
Electrical Requirements	147
Power Distribution Units (PDU/PDRU)	150
Installing PDUs	152
Recommended UPS Models	152
Installing the Disk Array FC60	155
Installing the Disk Enclosures	160
Step 1: Collect Required Tools	160
Step 2: Unpack the Product	160
Step 3: Install Mounting Rails	162
Step 4: Install the Disk Enclosure	162
Step 5: Install Disks and Fillers	166
Moving a Disk Enclosure from One Disk Array to Another	168
Installing the Controller	170
Step 1: Gather Required Tools	170
Step 2: Unpack the Product	170
Step 3: Install Mounting Rails	173
Step 4: Install the Controller Enclosure	173
Configuration Switches	176
Disk Enclosure (Tray) ID Switch	176
Disk Enclosure DIP Switch	176
Fibre Channel Host ID Address Setting	179
Attaching Power Cords	183
Attaching SCSI Cables and Configuring the Disk Enclosure Switches	187
Full-Bus Cabling and Switch Configuration	188
Split-Bus Switch and Cabling Configurations	191
Connecting the Fibre Channel Cables	196
Applying Power to the Disk Array	198
Verifying Disk Array Connection	206
On Windows NT and Windows 2000	206
On HP-UX	206
Interpreting Hardware Paths	208
Installing the Disk Array FC60 Software (HP-UX Only)	213
System Requirements	213
Verifying the Operating System	214
Installing the Disk Array FC60 Software	214
Downgrading the Disk Array Firmware for HP-UX 11.11 Hosts	215
Configuring the Disk Array	216
HP-UX	216
Windows NT and Windows 2000	220
Using the Disk Array FC60 as a Boot Device (HP-UX Only)	222
Solving Common Installation Problems	223
Adding Disk Enclosures to Increase Capacity	224
General Rules for Adding Disk Enclosures to the Disk Array	224
Step 1. Plan the Expanded Configuration	225
Step 2. Backup All Disk Array Data	226
Step 3. Prepare the Disk Array for Shut Down	226
Step 4. Add the New Disk Enclosures	227
Step 5. Completing the Expansion	230
Capacity Expansion Example	232
4 Managing the Disk Array on HP-UX	237
Tools for Managing the Disk Array FC60	238
System Administration Manager (SAM)	238
Array Manager 60	238
STM	238
Installing the Array Manager 60 Software	240
AM60Srvr Daemon	241
Running Array Manager 60	241
Managing Disk Array Capacity	242
Configuring LUNs	242
Selecting Disks for a LUN	243
Assigning LUN Ownership	247
Selecting a RAID Level	247
Global Hot Spares	248
Setting Stripe Segment Size	249
Evaluating Performance Impact	250
Adding Capacity to the Disk Array	254
Adding More Disk Modules	254
Adding Additional Disk Enclosures	256
Replacing Disk Modules with Higher Capacity Modules	256
Upgrading Controller Cache to 512 Mbytes	258
Managing the Disk Array Using SAM	260
Checking Disk Array Status	261
Assigning an Alias to the Disk Array	264
Locating Disk Modules	265
Binding a LUN	267
Unbinding a LUN	271
Replacing a LUN	271
Adding a Global Hot Spare	273
Removing a Global Hot Spare	275
Managing the Disk Array Using Array Manager 60	276
Command Syntax Conventions	279
Array Manager 60 man pages	279
Quick Help	279
Selecting a Disk Array and Its Components	280
Preparing to Manage the Disk Array	281
Checking Disk Array Status	282
Managing LUNs	289
Managing Global Hot Spares	295
Managing Disk Array Configuration	297
Managing the Universal Transport Mechanism (UTM)	298
Managing Cache Parameters	299
Performing Disk Array Maintenance	304
Managing Disk Array Logs	307
Upgrading Disk Firmware	313
Managing the Disk Array Using STM	314
Checking Disk Array Status Information	314
Binding a LUN	314
Unbinding a LUN	315
Adding a Global Hot Spare	315
Removing a Global Hot Spare	315
Locating Disk Modules	316
Status Conditions and Sense Code Information	317
LUN Status Conditions	317
Disk Status Conditions	319
Component Status Conditions	321
FRU Codes	322
SCSI Sense Codes	327
5 HP-UX Diagnostic Tools	345
Overview	346
Support Tools Manager	347
STM User Interfaces	347
STM Tools	351
Using the STM Information Tool	352
Interpreting the Information Tool Information Log	354
Interpreting the Information Tool Activity Log	354
Using the STM Expert Tool	355
6 Troubleshooting	359
Introduction	360
About Field Replaceable Units (FRUs)	361
HP-UX Troubleshooting Tools	362
Windows NT and Windows 2000 Troubleshooting Tools	362
EMS Hardware Event Monitoring (HP-UX Only)	362
Disk Array Installation/Troubleshooting Checklist	365
Power-Up Troubleshooting	366
Controller Enclosure Troubleshooting	367
Introduction	367
Controller Enclosure LEDs	368
Master Troubleshooting Table	370
SureStore E Disk System SC10 Troubleshooting	376
Disk Enclosure LEDs	376
Losing LUN 0	376
Interpreting Component Status Values (HP-UX Only)	379
Isolating Causes	380
7 Removal and Replacement	383
Overview	384
Disk Enclosure Modules	386
Disk Module or Filler Module	386
Disk Enclosure Fan Module	392
Disk Enclosure Power Supply Module	394
Controller Enclosure Modules	396
Front Cover Removal/Replacement	397
Controller Fan Module	398
Battery Backup Unit (BBU) Removal/Replacement	400
Power Supply Fan Module Removal/Replacement	403
Power Supply Module Removal/Replacement	405
SCSI Cables	407
8 Reference / Legal / Regulatory	409
System Requirements	410
Host Systems	410
Supported Operating Systems	410
Fibre Channel Host Adapters	411
Models and Options	412
A5277A/AZ Controller Enclosure Models and Options	412
A5294A/AZ Disk Enclosure SC10 Models and Options	414
Disk Array FC60 Upgrade and Add-On Products	416
PDU/PDRU Products	417
Replaceable Parts	418
A5277A/AZ Controller Enclosure Specifications	420
Dimensions:	420
Weight:	420
AC Power:	421
Heat Output:	421
Environmental Specifications	422
Acoustics	423
A5294A/AZ Disk Enclosure Specifications	424
Dimensions:	424
Weight:	424
AC Power:	425
DC Power Output:	425
Heat Output:	425
Environmental Specifications	426
Acoustics	427
Warranty and License Information	428
Hewlett-Packard Hardware Limited Warranty	428
Software Product Limited Warranty	429
Limitation of Warranty	429
Hewlett-Packard Software License Terms	431
Regulatory Compliance	434
Safety Certifications:	434
EMC Compliance	434
FCC Statements (USA Only)	435
IEC Statement (Worldwide)	435
CSA Statement (For Canada Only)	435
VCCI Statement (Japan)	436
Harmonics Conformance (Japan)	436
Class A Warning Statement (Taiwan)	436
Spécification ATI Classe A (France Seulement)	437
Product Noise Declaration (For Germany Only)	437
Geräuschemission (For Germany Only)	438

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Index

described 55

five disk enclosure array

four disk enclosure array

six disk enclosure array

storage capacity

three disk enclosure array

two disk enclosure array

RAID level comparison

application and I/O pattern performance

characteristics 60

data redundancy characteristics

general performance characteristics

RAID levels

described 50

tips on selecting

247

rail installation

HP original rack

162

rebuild 61

changing priority settings

305

checking progress of

305

recommended disk array configurations

recommended UPS

152

regulatory compliance

434

removal and replacement

battery backup module

400

controller fan module

398

fan module, disk enclosure

392

front cover, controller enclosure

397

power supply fan module, controller

enclosure 403

power supply module, controller

enclosure 405

power supply module, disk enclosure

394

SCSI cables

407

removing a global hot spare

using Array Manager 60

296

using SAM

275

using STM

315

replacing a LUN

using Array Manager 60

294

using SAM

271

replacing disk modules with higher capacity

modules 256

rescanning for disk arrays

288

Rittal rack

running Array Manager 60

241

safety compliance

434

SAM 260

adding a global hot spare

273

assigning an alias

264

binding a LUN

267

checking disk array status

260

interpreting status indicators

264

locating disk modules

265

removing a global hot spare

275

replacing a LUN

271

unbinding a LUN

271

scanning for parity errors

306

SCSI

drive connections

SCSI cables

187

SCSI cabling

full-bus configurations

188

removal and replacement

407

split-bus configurations

191

SCSI channels

number of connections

performance 72

throughput 72

SCSI connections

178

SCSI ID

disk module

244

SCSI sense codes

327

segment size

impact on performance

250

tips on setting

249

selecting a RAID level

247

selecting disks for a LUN

243

Sense Code Information

317

sense codes, SCSI

327

setting

cache flush limit

301