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General| Brand | Sun Microsystems |
|---|---|
| Model | 2500 |
| Category | Speaker System |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the Sun StorageTek 2500 Series Array family of storage products.
Outlines the required tasks for installing the Sun StorageTek 2500 Array hardware.
Identifies components accessible from the front of the 2540, 2530, and 2510 Array trays.
Describes the four LEDs located on the left-side endcap of the trays.
Details components accessible from the back of controller and expansion trays.
Details the controller LEDs on the 2540 and 2510 Arrays.
Describes the three components of disk drives and their types.
Explains the LEDs on disk drives and their general behavior.
Introduces the Common Array Manager software for array management.
Explains Service Advisor and identifies customer-replaceable units (CRUs).
Outlines procedures to prepare for tray installation.
Provides procedures for attaching universal rail kits to cabinets.
Details the process of carefully lifting and resting trays into the cabinet.
Provides steps for connecting power cables to the trays.
Describes cabling controller trays to drive expansion trays.
Explains the naming convention for controller and expansion tray configurations.
Provides key points for adding expansion trays to the storage array.
Details how to label drive-side interface cables for identification.
Describes the single controller configuration with no redundancy.
Indicates readiness to connect the management host.
Explains setting up an out-of-band connection to the array.
Details connecting Ethernet ports to the management host's LAN.
Describes using cross-over cables for direct management host connection.
Indicates readiness to connect data hosts.
Describes cabling data hosts to the 2510 Array using iSCSI.
Provides guidelines for relocating trays or drives from one array to another.
Indicates readiness to power on the trays.
Describes data transmission via SAS cables for the 2530 Array.
Provides guidelines for relocating trays or drives from one array to another.
Indicates readiness to power on the trays.
Describes connecting data hosts through Fibre Channel (FC) cables.
Illustrates four possible host connection topologies for the 2540 Array.
Details connecting data hosts using Fibre Channel (FC) ports and cables.
Provides guidelines for relocating trays or drives from one array to another.
Indicates readiness to power on the trays.
Discusses deciding on an IP address method before powering on the array.
Provides the procedure to turn power on for all trays installed in the cabinet.
Details the procedure to power off the storage array.
Indicates readiness to install host software.
Explains tools for managing data path I/O connections between host and array.
Describes Host Bus Adapters (HBAs) and the need for drivers.
Explains multipathing for data path redundancy.
Provides data path support setup for Solaris hosts.
Details installing data host software for non-Solaris OS platforms.
Guides on downloading and installing Sun RDAC software.
Explains how to enable multipathing software for Solaris OS.
Indicates readiness to configure IP addressing.
Explains the need for valid IP addresses for management.
Details configuring IP addresses for controller Ethernet ports.
Guides on assigning IP addresses dynamically via DHCP.
Explains methods for assigning static IP addresses to controllers.
Describes using the serial port interface for IP address configuration.
Lists major steps to configure data host and target storage for iSCSI.
Explains key concepts required for understanding iSCSI configuration.
Details the steps in planning, cabling, and configuring iSCSI.
Details steps to prepare for iSCSI and complete hardware installation.
Describes steps to configure iSCSI on the data host and management software.
Details additional features for configuring iSCSI on the 2510 Array.
Shows how to prepare the Solaris data host for iSCSI configuration.
Provides steps to configure iSCSI on the Solaris data host.
Shows how to prepare the Windows data host for iSCSI configuration.
Provides steps to configure iSCSI on the Windows data host.
Describes connecting data hosts with topologies other than basic ones.
Illustrates host cabling configurations for single controller setups.
Illustrates host cabling configurations for dual controller setups.
Describes the DC power source option for the arrays.
Provides hardware information about the DC power option.
Details the procedure for connecting DC power cables.
Explains how to safely turn off DC power during an emergency.
Provides guidelines for relocating trays or drives from one array to another.
Explains requirements before configuring the DHCP server.
Provides an example of setting up a DHCP server for Solaris.
Details installing the DHCP server on Windows 2000 Advanced Server.
Guides on configuring the DHCP server for network clients.
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