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18.
Close
the
Console
configuration
utility
screen.
Y
ou
are
returned
to
the
TSSCs
blue
desktop.
19.
Go
to
Chapter
6,
“Enabling
ProtecTIER
RAS
functions,”
on
page
85.
Figure
49.
Console
Time
and
Date
screen:
NTP
server
running
84
IBM
System
Storage
TS7650
ProtecTIER
Deduplication
Appliance:
Installation
Roadmap
Guide
109
111
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Default Chapter
5
Figures
5
Tables
7
Safety and Environmental Notices
9
Safety Notices
9
Power Cords
10
Environmental Notices
11
Homologation Statement
13
Frame Installation
15
Frame Safety
15
Frame Relocation
17
About the Installation Roadmap
19
What's New in this Edition
19
Who Should Read the Installation Roadmap
19
Getting Information, Help, and Service
20
IBM Websites for Help, Services, and Information
20
Before You Call for Service
21
Getting Help by Telephone
21
Getting Help Online
21
Websites
22
Related IBM Publications
23
IBM System Storage TS7600 with Protectier Publications
23
TS7650 3958 AP1 Publications
23
Feature Code 3708: 4.8 TB Fibre Channel Disk Controller and Feature Code 3707: 4.8 TB Fibre Channel Disk Expansion Unit Publications
24
Integrated Management Module Publication
24
System Console Publications
24
WTI Network Switch Publications
24
How to Send Your Comments
24
Chapter 1. Overview
27
Ship Group
27
About the Installation Roadmap
28
Finding the Instructions You Need
29
Documents Required to Install a New Stand-Alone 3958 AP1 Server
30
Documents Required to Install New Clustered 3958 AP1 Servers
31
Terminology Used in this Document
32
Responsibilities Matrix
33
Responsibilities Matrix
34
Chapter 2. Appliance Configurations
37
Two-Drawer Stand-Alone Configuration
37
Four-Drawer Stand-Alone Configuration
37
Eight-Drawer Stand-Alone Configuration
38
Two-Drawer and Four-Drawer Stand-Alone Appliance Frames
38
Eight-Drawer Clustered Configuration
39
About the 3958 AP1 Server
40
Eight-Drawer Stand-Alone and Eight-Drawer Clustered Appliance Frames
40
AP1 Server Rear View with VTL Configuration
41
AP1 Server Rear View with Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3456
42
AP1 Server Rear View with Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3457
42
AP1 Server Rear View: Slot Assignments, Ports, and Connections for Openstorage
42
AP1 Server Rear View: Slot Assignments, Ports, and Connections for VTL
42
AP1 Server Front View
44
Operator Information Panel
44
About the Disk Controller and Disk Expansion Modules
45
About the TSSC and Related Components
45
Light Path Diagnostic Panel
45
Chapter 3. Installing the TS7650 Appliance
47
Installation Checklist
47
Appliance Installation Checklist
47
Installing the Frame
50
Removing the Server Retention Screws
51
Removing the Bracket Mounting Screws and
51
Applying Cable Labels
52
Installations
52
Label Legend
52
Cabling a Stand-Alone Appliance
53
Power Connections
54
Power Cables for Stand-Alone and Clustered
55
Ethernet Connections
56
Stand-Alone Appliance PDU Connections
56
KVM Switch, TSSC, and Customer Network Ethernet Cabling (VTL and Openstorage Configurations)
58
KVM Switch, TSSC, and Customer Network Ethernet Cabling (VTL and Openstorage Configurations, TSSC Variant 2)
58
Replication Ethernet Connections for Stand-Alone VTL Configuration
59
Customer Host Network Ethernet Connections for Stand-Alone Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3456
60
Openstorage Configuration
60
Feature Code 3457
61
Replication Ethernet Connections for Stand-Alone Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3456
61
Replication Ethernet Connections for Stand-Alone Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3457
61
Fibre Channel Connections
62
VTL Fibre Channel Cabling: Two-Drawer Stand-Alone Appliance
63
VTL Fibre Channel Cabling: Four-Drawer Stand-Alone Appliance
64
VTL Fibre Channel Cabling: Eight-Drawer
65
Fibre Channel Connections for Stand-Alone VTL and Openstorage
65
Host Fibre Channel Connections for Stand-Alone VTL
67
Host Fibre Channel Connections for
67
Openstorage Fibre Channel Cabling: Two-Drawer Stand-Alone Appliance
68
Openstorage Fibre Channel Cabling: Four-Drawer Stand-Alone Appliance
69
Openstorage Fibre Channel Cabling: Eight-Drawer Stand-Alone Appliance
70
Fibre Channel Connections for Stand-Alone Openstorage Configuration
70
Cabling a Clustered Appliance
72
Customer Host Network Connections for
72
Feature Code 3457
72
Power Connections
73
Clustered Power Connections
75
Ethernet Connections
76
Clustered 1-Gb Ethernet Switch Connections for VTL Configuration
77
Clustered 1-Gb Ethernet Switch Ethernet Connections for VTL Configuration
78
Clustered 1-Gb Ethernet Switch Connections for Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3456
79
Clustered 1-Gb Ethernet Switch Ethernet Connections for Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3456
79
Clustered 1-Gb Ethernet Switch Connections for Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3457
80
Clustered 1-Gb Ethernet Switch Ethernet Connections for Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3457
80
KVM Switch, TSSC, and Customer Network
81
Clustered TSSC, KVM, and Customer Network Ethernet Connections
83
Clustered TSSC, KVM, and Customer Network Ethernet Connections, TSSC Variant
83
Clustered Customer Host Network Ethernet Connections for Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3456
85
Clustered Ethernet Host Connections for Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3456
85
Fibre Channel Connections
86
Clustered Fibre Channel Connections for VTL Configuration
87
Clustered Fibre Channel Connections for VTL
88
Clustered Host Fibre Channel Labels
89
Clustered Fibre Channel Connections for Openstorage Installations
92
Clustered Customer Host Network Ethernet Connections for Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3457
93
Clustered Ethernet Host Connections for Openstorage Configuration, Feature Code 3457
93
Powering up the Components
94
Disk Controllers
94
Disk Expansion Modules
94
Operator Information Panel
95
Servers
95
TSSC, KVM, and KVM Switch
96
Visually Inspecting Indicator and Fault Leds
96
Chapter 4. Setting up the KVM Switch
97
Main Screen
97
Changing Device Names
98
Disabling the Flag Display
98
Setup Screen
98
Confirming Keyboard Settings
99
Resetting the Keyboard and Mouse
99
Flag Selection Screen
99
Viewing KVM Switch Firmware Version Information
100
Chapter 5. Setting up the TSSC
101
Establishing a Connection between the TSSC and the Server
101
Checking the TSSC Microcode Level
102
IBM TS3000 System Console Login Window
103
Updating the TSSC Microcode
104
Configuring the TSSC
105
IBM TS3000 System Console Menu
107
Console Configuration Utility Screen
107
TSSC Interface
107
Console Settings Screen
108
Console Time and Date Screen: NTP Server off
109
Console Time and Date Screen: NTP Server
110
Chapter 6. Enabling Protectier RAS Functions
111
RAS Prerequisites
111
Enabling RAS
112
Examples of Frame Values Associated with IP Address Ranges
112
Verifying the Complex Systems Attached to the TSSC
116
TS3000 System Console, Attached Systems
116
TS3000 System Console, Attached Systems Window, Verifying Systems in the Frame
117
TS3000 System Console, Complex View Window
118
TS3000 System Console, Complex View Window: Complex System Added
119
Calibrating the Server Battery
120
TS3000 System Console, Complex View Window: Complex System Identified
120
Determining When to Run the Battery
120
Testing Call Home
123
Chapter 7. Configuring Protectier
127
Prerequisites
128
Logging in to the Server
129
Configuring the Server
129
About this Task
130
Default Chapter
131
Protectier Configuration
131
Configure Replication
133
E) Exit
133
Health Monitoring
133
IP Network Configuration
133
Site 1 - Server a VTL Worksheet
136
Site 1 - Server a Openstorage (Feature Code 3456) Worksheet
137
Site 1 - Server B VTL Worksheet
137
Site 2- Server a VTL Worksheet
137
Site 2- Server B VTL Worksheet
137
Site 1 - Server a Openstorage
138
Site 1 - Server B Openstorage
138
Site 2- Server a Openstorage (Feature Code 3456) Worksheet
138
Site 2- Server B Openstorage
138
Site 1 - Server B Openstorage
139
Site 2- Server a Openstorage (Feature Code 3457) Worksheet
139
Site 2- Server B Openstorage
139
Configuring the Openstorage Application IP Interfaces
140
Manage Protectier Services
133
Problem Alerting
133
Protectier Service Menu Running on Rasap1 Protectier Configuration
133
Type the Numeral Corresponding to Protectier Configuration and Press Enter. the Protectier Configuration Menu Displays
133
Version Information
133
Your Choice
133
Changing the System Date and Time
143
Performing a System Health Check
147
Performing a Cluster Validation Test
149
Alerts Log
150
Chapter 8. Installing Protectier Manager on the Protectier Manager Workstation
153
Installing Protectier Manager on the TSSC
153
Installing on a Windows Workstation
155
Choose Install Folder Screen
156
Installing on a Linux Workstation
157
Adding a Node
160
Chapter 9. What to Do Next
163
Appendix A. Company Information Worksheet
165
Company Information Worksheet
165
Country Codes
168
Appendix B. IP Address Worksheet
169
Factory-Default Server IP Addresses for a Stand-Alone VTL Protectier Server (3958 DD4 or 3958 AP1)
170
Factory-Default Server IP Addresses for a Stand-Alone Openstorage Protectier Server (3958 DD4 or 3958 AP1)
170
Factory-Default Server IP Addresses for a Clustered VTL Protectier System (3958 DD4 or 3958 AP1)
171
Factory-Default Server IP Addresses for a Clustered Openstorage Protectier System (3958 DD4 or 3958 AP1)
172
Customer IP Addresses
173
Customer and Replication IP Addresses for
173
Host Names and DNS Settings for Setting up
174
TSSC IP Addresses
175
Base Clusters and Additional Storage Component IP Addresses
176
Appendix C. Making a Server Connection through the IMM
177
Using a USB Keyboard and Monitor to Alter the IP Address of the IMM on Server B in a Cluster
177
Using the TSSC or a Service Notebook
178
Service Notebook to IMM Connection
179
Local Area Connection Properties
179
Integrated Management Welcome Window
180
Enabling Remote Control
181
Integrated Management Module Window: Remote Control Link
182
Appendix D. Worldwide Time Zone Codes
183
Accessibility for Publications and Protectier Manager
195
About the Windows-Based Accessibility Features
195
About the Java-Based Tools
196
Installing the Java Runtime Environment
196
Installing the Java Access Bridge
197
Using a Screen Reader to Install Protectier Manager
198
Enabling the Windows High Contrast Option
199
Display Tab
200
Using the Windows High Contrast Scheme with Protectier Manager
201
Settings for High Contrast
201
Protectier Manager Window
202
Preferences Dialog Box
203
Customizing the Color Palette
204
Notices
207
Trademarks
208
Electronic Emission Notices
209
Federal Communications Commission Statement
209
Australia and New Zealand Class a Statement
210
European Union Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
210
Germany Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
210
Industry Canada Compliance Statement
210
People's Republic of China Class a Electronic Emission Statement
211
Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA) Statement (Less than or Equal to 20 a Per Phase)
212
Japan Voluntary Control Council for Interference (VCCI) Class a Statement
212
Taiwan Class a Compliance Statement
212
Taiwan Contact Information
212
Korean Communications Commission (KCC) Class a Statement
213
Russia Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Class a Statement
213
Index
215
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