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Installation ISE User Guide
Fibre Channel Connectivity
The ISE can connect to a host directly or through a Fibre Channel switch (see the online compatibility matrix at
http://support.
X-IO
.com). To facilitate Fibre Channel connectivity, the ISE interfaces are designed to conform to
the following specifications and standards:
• Fibre Channel Framing and Signaling (FC-FS) Revision 1.90,
• Fibre Channel Link Services (FC-LS) Revision 1.0 to SCSI Primary Commands (SPC-3) Revision 22a,
• SCSI 3 Block Commands (SBC) Revision 8C and
• SCSI Architecture Model 3 (SAM-3) Revision 13 of the SCSI specifications.
Auto-Negotiation
The ISE provides Auto-Speed-Negotiation for all supported modes; Model 1400–2 and 4 Gbps and Model
2400–2, 4, and 8 Gbps.
Zoning Requirements
For a best practices discussion of ISE zoning requirements, refer to the Support Matrix at
http://support.X-
IO.com/supportmatrix
.
First-Time Power On
When powering on the ISE for the first time, follow the steps outlined below.
Pre-power On Check
Before powering on, check the following:
1. Components–all components are completely inserted and secured
2. Latch handles–all latch handles are locked and secured with the captive screws
3. Service console port–at least one service console port is cabled to a service laptop or PC
4. Ethernet ports–both Ethernet ports are connected, secure, and routed for hot component replacement
5. Fibre Channel ports–at least one Fibre Channel port on each MRC is connected, secure, and routed to
allow hot component replacement (see the ISE-2 Storage Blade User Guide for port details)
Power On Procedure
With a service console connected, turn on both power supply switches and confirm that:
• All fans are running
• All green component LEDs are lit (may take a few minutes)
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