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General| Product Type | Storage Controller |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | 2U |
| Processor | Intel Xeon |
| Maximum Drives per Controller | 24 |
| Host Interface | 10/25 GbE iSCSI, 16/32 Gb Fibre Channel |
| Controller Type | Active/Active |
| RAID Levels | 1, 5, 6 |
| Cache | 64 GB per controller |
| Memory | 64 GB per controller |
Network planning, topology options, IP addressing, firewall rules, and interface configuration details.
Information required for installation and safety precautions for rack mounting the array.
Step-by-step guide for physically installing the HPE storage array into a rack and securing it.
Physical network connection details for various topologies like shared, dedicated, and advanced configurations.
Explains HPE GreenLake, Data Services Cloud Console, and steps for enabling cloud management.
Guides initial array configuration using setup service, GUI, storage setup manager, or CLI methods.
Details physical components of the storage array, including front/rear panels and status LEDs.
Procedures for starting, shutting down, and restarting the HPE storage array.
Step-by-step guides for maintaining and replacing array components like drives and carriers.
Detailed instructions for replacing controllers, PCIe cards, and SFP transceivers.
Covers replacing expanders and AC/DC power supplies for array operation.
Procedures for maintaining and replacing the storage array chassis.
Guides on adding HDDs to increase capacity and upgrading SSD cache for performance.
Procedures for upgrading network interface cards, HBAs, SCM, and controllers for enhanced functionality.
Provides detailed physical, environmental, and electrical specifications for HPE storage models.
Instructions on checking system temperature, understanding fan/sensor functions, and interpreting alerts.
Outlines regulatory warnings and compliance information for different regions.
Essential safety precautions for electrical, system, and battery handling to prevent hazards.
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