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General| Category | Storage |
|---|---|
| Replication | Yes |
| Deduplication | Yes |
| Power Supply | Redundant power supplies |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| Deduplication Ratio | up to 20:1 |
| Model | HP StoreOnce 4900 |
| Form Factor | Rack-mountable |
| Protocols | CIFS, NFS, VTL |
| Connectivity | 10GbE |
| Operating System | StoreOnce OS |
Verifies delivered materials match Bill of Materials and components.
Identifies a suitable data center location with sufficient access and space.
Impacts networking and Fibre Channel decisions for backup targets.
Details network configuration, portsets, bonding modes, and VLANs.
Covers configuration for Virtual Tape Libraries and SAN topology.
Addresses NTP, email, and SNMP requirements for system configuration.
Overview of the HP StoreOnce Backup system and its functions.
Details the different models and their specifications.
Lists necessary software and hardware for system compatibility and operation.
Outlines supported Ethernet connection types and network configurations.
Explains the use of iLO 4 for remote monitoring and console access.
Describes supported Fibre Channel topologies and cards.
Specifies recommended browser configurations for the web interface.
Lists the documentation and software included on the CD.
Safety guidelines for installing equipment in a rack.
Critical safety precautions for handling heavy components.
Procedures for installing rack rails and support shelves.
Steps for physically installing the disk enclosure into the rack.
Steps for mounting the head server unit in the rack.
Instructions for connecting Fibre Channel and 10GbE SFPs.
Guides SAS cabling between the head server and disk enclosures.
Explains licensing requirements for capacity expansion.
Details the procedure for installing expansion disks correctly.
Step-by-step guide for installing hard drives into the enclosure drawers.
Procedure for powering up attached disk enclosures before the head server.
Steps to power on the main appliance unit.
How the system becomes visible on the network.
Methods for accessing the system's management interfaces (CLI/GUI).
Defines user roles (Admin, Operator) and account management.
Guidelines for creating strong, secure passwords.
Overview of the wizard for network, time, and license configuration.
Guides through setting up network interfaces and subnets.
Steps for setting the system's date, time, and NTP server.
Process for applying licenses for features and capacity.
Generates a report to check the system's hardware status.
Finalizes setup, saves configuration, and optionally reboots.
Defines network structure, DNS, portsets, and subnets.
Explains portset definition, physical ports, and bonding modes.
Details supported bonding modes (Active/Passive, LACP, Load Balance).
Discusses available physical ports and IP addressing.
Covers using VLANs for multiple subnets on a single portset.
Prepares for network configuration by gathering DNS and IP details.
Step-by-step guide to configuring network settings via CLI wizard.
Procedures for changing existing network settings using CLI commands.
Instructions to add new VLAN subnets to existing portsets.
Configures IPsec for secure data transmission between systems.
Configures system time, date, and NTP server settings.
Process for applying licenses for features and capacity expansion.
Details adding and configuring new disk enclosures and capacity kits.
How to access system files and folders using SFTP.
Steps to update the system's software version.
Procedures for checking and updating system firmware.
Sets up the system to proactively send alerts to HP Support.
Configures the system to act as an SNMP agent for network monitoring.
Describes how to save current system settings for backup.
Procedures to restore saved network and device settings.
How to recover or reset the admin password via a special account.
Guides connecting the system to a Fibre Channel SAN.
Details assigning FC ports for library devices.
Explains SAN zoning for controlling host access to devices.
Information on diagnostic FC devices presented to the fabric.
Sets up Windows servers for encrypted data transfer with StoreOnce.
Instructions for installing tape and medium changer drivers for VTL.
Guides configuration of iSCSI initiator for VTL access on Windows hosts.
Identifies front panel LEDs and their meanings.
Explains LEDs on the front of the disk enclosure.
Describes LEDs on the rear of the disk enclosure.
Details the status indicators for hard drives.
Explains the LEDs for 1GbE network ports.
Explains the LEDs for 10GbE network ports.
Describes the LEDs on Fibre Channel adapter cards.
Steps to diagnose and resolve network connectivity issues.
Troubleshoots issues accessing the system from backup software.
Identifies common causes for unexpected performance issues.
Addresses problems related to system power cycling.
Troubleshooting steps for license expiration or issues.
Specific issues that may cause storage expansion failures.
Resolves problems when connecting to network-attached storage shares.
Defines the target users for this installation manual.
Lists supplementary guides and resources for the product.
Explains formatting conventions used throughout the documentation.
Provides information on how to obtain technical assistance from HP.
Details HP's program for customer-performed hardware repairs.
Instructions for registering the product with HP.
Regulatory compliance information for specific regions.
Compliance statement regarding hazardous substances in Turkey.
Compliance statement regarding hazardous substances in Ukraine.
Links and information regarding product warranty coverage.
