Infortrend EonStor GS 3000 Series - Model Variations

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Model Variations

Comprised of RAID and JBOD models, RAID systems store hard drives and control

the entire storage array while JBOD systems connect to a master RAID system and

allow storage capacity expansion by adding more hard drives. Hard drive limitation(s)

may vary model to model.

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Legal Information2
Contact Information3
Copyright Notice4
Safety Precautions5
Installation and Operation5
Service and Maintenance6
Important Notice6
ESD Precautions7
About this Manual8
Revision History8
Table of Contents9
Introduction14
Product Overview14
- Model Naming Conventions14
Model Variations15
Major Components16
- RAID Controller and Interface16
- JBOD Controller and Interface16
- Power Supply Unit with Built-In Cooling Module17
The Rear Panel18
- Dual-Controller Models18
- Single-Controller Models19
- Upgrading Single-Controller to Dual-Controller System19
- Connection between RAID and JBOD19
Chassis20
- Front Panel20
- Rear Panel22
- Internal Backplane24
Front Panel Components25
- LED Panel25
- Drive Tray Bezel26
Rear Panel Components27
- Controller Module of RAID Models27
- Super Capacitor & Flash Backup Module29
- PSU & Cooling Module30
System Monitoring Features31
- Expansion Enclosure Support31
- I 2 C Bus32
- Firmware (FW) and Eonone32
- Audible Alarms32
Hot-Swapping33
Hardware Installation34
Installation Prerequisites34
Installation Procedures Overview35
Unpacking the System36
- Box Contents36
- Preinstalled Components36
- Components to be Installed36
Installing Hard Drives37
- Hard Drive Installation Prerequisites37
- SAS Interface39
- Hard Drive Designation40
- Installing the Hard Drive into Drive Tray41
- Installing the Hard Drive Tray into the Enclosure42
- Installing Host Boards43
- Installing the Controller44
System Connection45
General Considerations on Making Connections45
- Host-Side Topologies46
- Host-Side Parameters46
- Maximum Concurrent Host LUN Connection ("Nexus" in SCSI)47
- Maximum Queued I/O Count48
Fibre-Host Connections (Including 10Gb FCOE Iscsi)49
- Fibre-Host Topologies51
- Fibre Cabling52
- Simple End-To-End Connection53
- DAS (Direct-Attached) Connection54
- Switched Fabric Connection (Dual-Controller)56
- Switched Fabric Connection (Single-Controller)58
SAS-Host RAID Connections60
- DAS (Direct-Attached Storage) Connection with Redundant Host Path61
- DAS (Direct-Attached Storage) Connection to Two Servers63
Iscsi-Host RAID Connections64
- Network & Host Connection Topologies65
- High Availability IP SAN with Redundant RAID Controller66
- Single-Controller with Fault-Tolerant Path68
- High Availability IP SAN (Recommended Cabling Method for Remote Replication)69
- High Availability IP SAN with Port Trunk (Remote Replication Enabled)71
Hybrid Host Connections73
- Single Hybrid Unit Connected to Fc/Iscsi Hosts73
- Utilizing Hybrid Iscsi Ports for Data Replication74
JBOD Connections75
- JBOD SAS Expansion Configuration75
- Configuration Rules76
- Dual-Controller Expansion Connection78
- Single-Controller Expansion Connections79
Management Console Connections80
- Connecting RAID System to External Consoles80
Power Connections81
- Checklist81
- Power Cords Connections82
- Power on Procedure82
- Power on Status Check83
- Power off Procedure84
System Monitoring85
Monitoring Features85
- LED Panel87
- Drive Tray LED89
Controller LED90
- Controller LED for RAID Models90
- Controller LED for 12 Gb/S SAS JBOD Models92
- Iscsi / Ethernet Management Port Leds93
- Gb Iscsi Host Port Leds (Fibre)94
- Gb Iscsi Host Port Leds (RJ45)94
- Gb Fibre-Host Port Leds95
- 16 Gb Fibre Channel Host Port Leds96
- 6G SAS-Host Port Leds97
- SAS-Host Port Leds98
PSU & Built-In Cooling Module Leds99
Alarms and I2C Bus100
- Audible Alarms100
Restoring Default System Settings101
- Restoring Default Settings101
System Maintenance103
Replacing the Controller Module(S): Single / Dual / Simultaneous Upgrade104
Replacing the Host Board107
Replacing the Memory Module on RAID Systems108
Replacing the CBM for RAID Models110
- Replacing the Flash Backup Module110
- Super Capacitor Fault Conditions and Precautions111
- Replacing Flash Backup Module (Coupled with Supercap)112
Replacing the Power Supply Module / Cooling Module113
- Detecting a Failed PSU113
- Replacing Power Supply Unit114
Replacing a Hard Drive116
Appendix118
Technical Specifications118
- Host Board Interface118
- RAID Configurations for RAID Models119
- Fault Tolerance for RAID Models120
- Power Supply121
- Dimensions122
- Environment123
Certifications124
Summary124
Slide Rail Kit Installation Guide125
Slide Rail Kits125
Enclosure Installation Prerequisites125
Unpacking the System126
Component Installation Procedure126
Tools Required126
Rack Ear Mount Kit127
- Kit Contents127
- Installation Procedure128
Slide Rail Kit130
- Kit Contents130
Once Mounted134

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