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Page 1: ...contact HP technical support in North America at 1 800 474 6836 Outside North America call HP technical support at the nearest location Telephone numbers for worldwide technical support are listed on the HP website http www hp com support To assist you in installing the P6300 P6500 EVAs videos of the procedures have been produced Go to the Services Media Library website http www hp com go sml and ...

Page 2: ...tice The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein Warranty To obtain a copy of the warranty for this product see the warranty information website ...

Page 3: ... adequate and redundant sources of power 19 Remove product from packaging 19 3 Installing components 21 Overview 21 Rack installation best practices 21 Attach the brackets for a longer chassis 22 Attach the rails 24 Install the enclosures 25 Installing the disk drives into the drive bays 27 4 Connecting cables and power cords 29 Overview 29 Cabling best practices 29 Connecting cables 29 Connecting...

Page 4: ...rt default operating mode 50 Accessing the HP P6000 WOCP through HP P6000 Command View 51 8 Configuring servers using HP P6000 SmartStart 52 Configuring management servers using HP P6000 SmartStart 52 Configuring application servers using HP P6000 SmartStart 52 Configuring application servers manually 52 Using and monitoring your storage 52 Controller software recovery 52 Installing HP Insight Rem...

Page 5: ... as iSCSI FCoE targets and separately configured iSCSI and FCoE VLANs One of the following is required for P6300 P6500 EVA management A management server running Windows for HP P6000 Command View software server based management the management server should have either an FC HBA a 1 GbE iSCSI initiator a 10 GbE iSCSI initiator or a converged network adapter A management module running HP P6000 Com...

Page 6: ...For other operating systems where supported implement NIC bonding in the host software for NIC fault tolerance and performance Implement a separate subnet or VLAN for the IP storage network for dedicated bandwidth Implement separate FCoE and iSCSI VLANs Implement a fault tolerant switch environment as a separate VLAN through a core switch infrastructure or multiple redundant switches Set the indiv...

Page 7: ...te part number AA RWQ5H TE Table 1 Minimum recommended switch capabilities for a P6300 P6500 EVA based IP SAN Description Switch capability The iSCSI module option of the P6000 comes equipped with eight copper gigabit Ethernet ports 802 3ab To take advantage of full duplex gigabit capabilities the cabling infrastructure must be Cat5e or Cat6 cabling The iSCSI FCoE module option of the P6000 comes ...

Page 8: ...structure you typically need to enable VLAN tagging 802 1q and or VLAN trunking 802 1q or InterSwitch Link ISL from Cisco Consult your switch manufacturer configuration guidelines when enabling VLAN support VLAN support In order to build a fault tolerant IP storage network multiple switches are typically connected into a single Layer 2 OSI Model broadcast domain using multiple interconnects In ord...

Page 9: ...ions like Microsoft Exchange and SQL Server do not consume much network bandwidth but are more sensitive to network latency issues Bandwidth becomes more important during maintenance operations like backup recovery Any sequential read write stream could consume significant bandwidth NOTE Storage data transfer rates are typically measured in bytes while network data transfer rates are measured in b...

Page 10: ...GbE iSCSI modules through IP connectivity When LUN 0 from each controller is presented through the iSCSI or FCoE connectivity HP P6000 Command View can manage the P6300 P6500 EVA controllers Figure 2 P6300 P6500 iSCSI and Ethernet management and data connectivity example Figure 3 page 11 illustrates a simplified multi protocol data and management configuration 10 Reviewing and confirming your plan...

Page 11: ...ommand View supports configuring the iSCSI and iSCSI FCoE modules for redundant operation Although each module can be configured separately an expert level of knowledge is required to manage the two LUN presentation levels and to use the CLI of the iSCSI and iSCSI FCoE modules HP does not recommend separate module configurations When configuring the iSCSI initiators create path logins to the 1 and...

Page 12: ...esenting LUNs using HP P6000 Command View Number of paths required per initiator After establishing the number of initiators determine how many paths are required by each initiator The number of connections per iSCSI controller is finite and every initiator login constitutes a connection to the iSCSI modules or iSCSI FCoE modules In a multipath environment HP recommends a minimum of one connection...

Page 13: ...n multiple initiators are configured ensure that logins are spread across the target ports on either the iSCSI modules or iSCSI FCoE modules Security When configuring a secure IP storage network based on iSCSI the Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol CHAP is configurable on the iSCSI modules and iSCSI FCoE modules CHAP is a protocol used to authenticate the peer of a connection It is based ...

Page 14: ... to do so CHAP 0 Enable 1 Disable Disabled 0 CHAP Secret Max 100 characters All attribute values that have been changed will now be saved If the iSCSI initiator IQN is listed enter the index number of the initiator Then enter 0 zero to enable CHAP and enter the CHAP secret as shown in the CLI example 2 If the iSCSI initiator IQN is not listed you can use either the CLI or HP P6000 Command View to ...

Page 15: ...ow Enter a new value or simply press the ENTER key to accept the current value If you wish to terminate this process before reaching the end of the list press q or Q and the ENTER key to do so Index iSCSI Name 0 iqn 2004 09 com hp fcgw mez75 1 1 iqn 2004 09 com hp fcgw mez75 1 2 iqn 2004 09 com hp fcgw mez75 1 01 5001438004c68968 3 iqn 2004 09 com hp fcgw mez75 1 01 5001438004c6896c 4 iqn 2004 09 ...

Page 16: ...Mac OS X 6 Windows2008 7 HP UX 8 AIX 9 Other Windows 6 All attribute values that have been changed will now be saved Using HP P6000 Command View Add the initiator IQN using the Add Host function select Hosts in the Navigation pane and then select Add Host 3 Enable CHAP for the iSCSI or iSCSI FCoE port using HP P6000 Command View or the CLI If using HP P6000 Command View Choose the appropriate iSCS...

Page 17: ...order of importance Fault tolerance high availability I O performance Storage efficiency With your priorities established you can determine which striping method and RAID level to use As highlighted in the following section some configuration methods offer greater fault tolerance while other configuration methods offer better I O performance or storage efficiency RAID levels Vraid is the HP term f...

Page 18: ...uble parity Very high Performance characteristics of Vraid6 for random and sequential write workloads will be slightly slower than Vraid5 Vraid6 provides the highest level of redundancy protection of all the Vraid types IMPORTANT If a disk group includes large physical disks for example 1 TB or larger HP recommends using Vraid6 for the virtual disk Vraid6 is similar to Vraid5 but provides a higher...

Page 19: ... provide at least 30 inches 76 2 cm in the rear of the rack to allow for servicing and airflow If there are unused spaces in your rack attach blanking panels across those empty spaces to force the airflow through the components instead of through the open spaces Provide adequate and redundant sources of power Make sure that you have two high line power feeds installed near your computer These two ...

Page 20: ...oller software recovery CD Each FC disk enclosure should contain A minimum of one 2U M6612 or M6625 disk enclosure two power supply modules two fan modules and two battery modules Rack mounting hardware kit Two 0 7 meter SAS cables Two power cords NOTE Controllers are shipped with Small Form Factor Pluggable SFP transceiver modules on all FC ports If you ordered the AF092A rack HP recommends that ...

Page 21: ...nal injury or damage to the equipment be sure that At least two people lift the storage system during removal or installation if the weight exceeds 22 7 kg 50 lb If the system is being loaded into the rack above chest level a third person MUST assist with aligning the system with the rails while the other two people support the weight of the system The leveling jacks on the rack are extended to th...

Page 22: ...s for a longer chassis If you are installing a longer chassis into your cabinet such as for the controller enclosure you must remove the shipping retaining bracket and install the smaller brackets supplied in the accessory kit NOTE A No 2 Phillips head screwdriver is required for this procedure 1 Remove the existing screw and shipping retaining bracket from the rear of the rail 2 Insert a screw th...

Page 23: ...into the new bracket Figure 8 Attaching brackets to rail 3 Repeat Step 1 and Step 2 for the remaining rail Figure 9 page 23 shows the disk enclosure rail Figure 9 Disk enclosure rail Attach the brackets for a longer chassis 23 ...

Page 24: ...E Although the disk enclosure rails do not have scissor latches you can use these steps as a guideline to install the disk enclosure rails 1 Insert the rear end of the rail into the inside back of the rack until the pin in the bottom hole 2 Figure 10 page 24 extends through the hole in the rack mounting rail 2 Install a washer onto one screw and insert the screw into the top hole of the rail to se...

Page 25: ...to your cabinet such as a chassis for a controller enclosure see Attach the brackets for a longer chassis page 22 for additional information Figure 12 Locking screw and retaining bracket 7 After installing the rail gently grip and move it to be sure it is firmly engaged in the rack and that all locking latches are engaged in the scissor latches 8 Repeat Step 3 through Step 7 for the other rail Ins...

Page 26: ...ont of the rack 1 Figure 14 page 26 Tighten the enclosure screws into the rack 2 taking care not to strip the screws Figure 14 Securing the rear of the enclosure in the rack view from front of rack 3 At the rear of the rack loosen the screw on the shipping retaining bracket 1 Figure 15 page 27 and slide the bracket forward 2 until the tab engages the slot in the chassis Tighten the screw on the br...

Page 27: ...must be installed in the proper bay sequence see Figure 16 page 27 and Figure 17 page 28 in the enclosures for optimum performance and data integrity For example if you have four enclosures and eight drives you should install four drives into bay 1 of each enclosure and four drives into bay 2 of each enclosure Do not install all the drives into enclosure 1 and leave the other enclosures empty Figu...

Page 28: ...rives are shaken dropped or roughly placed on a work surface When installing a disk drive make sure it is fully seated in the drive bay When removing a disk drive press the release button and pull the drive only slightly out of the enclosure Then to allow time for the internal disk to stop rotating wait approximately 10 seconds before completely removing the drive from the enclosure To install the...

Page 29: ...her information that you think will be helpful Use colored markers to color code both ends of each cable to help you visually identify a particular cable without having to read or locate the label In multipath configurations you may want to loosely bind the matching pair of cables connecting devices Connecting cables To connect the EVA to the SAN use standard Fibre Channel and or SAS cables observ...

Page 30: ...e input voltage and the power supply LED illuminates as solid amber NOTE If you ordered the AF092A rack HP recommends that you use the 1 37 meter minimum length power cords Table 3 Power cable connections Level of Protection Connection Method Protects you from downtime when one of the array power supplies fails The remaining power supply fan module can operate the array until you install a replace...

Page 31: ...panel on the enclosure The disk enclosures will power on automatically Wait for a solid green status LED on the controller enclosure and disk enclosures approximately five minutes 2 Apply power to each external switch if applicable 3 Wait up to five minutes for the array to complete its startup routine and for the switches to boot 4 Apply power to the servers in the SAN with access to the array st...

Page 32: ...patterns described below Fault condition Operating condition Startup condition LED Disk enclosure component Off Solid green Blinking green 1 Health Front UID module LEDs Blinking or Solid Amber Off Blinking amber 2 Fault Off Off Blinking blue 3 UID Off Solid green Green Status Power supply module Blinking or solid amber Solid green Solid green Status Fan module Off Blinking or solid green 1 Port L...

Page 33: ...el to attach the array to your existing servers you must install Fibre Channel adapters in those servers and test the Fibre Channel adapters prior to installing HP P6000 Command View Ensure that you have the correct quantity and length of Fibre Channel cables available to attach your servers to the array Installing Fibre Channel drivers If you are using Windows use the ProLiant Service Pack PSP to...

Page 34: ...lems due to persistent data synchronization HP P6000 Command View uses the 100 Mbps telnet management port connections of the iSCSI and iSCSI FCoE modules There are three ways to connect to the CLI of each module RS232 serial port 1 15200 baud rate 8 data no parity 1 stop bit using a standard RJ 45 cable and the supplied 8 wire RJ 45 to female DB9 connector Telnet 100Mbps Secure Shell SSH NOTE The...

Page 35: ...I FCoE module management ports and P6000 fabrics 4 iSCSI FCoE fabric B 1 Fibre Channel fabric A 5 RS232 management ports 2 Fibre Channel fabric B 6 Telnet management ports 3 iSCSI FCoE fabric A The following is an example of using the CLI to configure the telnet management port with a static IPv4 address CLI example of login set mgmt show mgmt help Configuring the iSCSI and iSCSI FCoE module manag...

Page 36: ... IPv4 IP Address 10 6 6 130 IPv4 Subnet Mask 255 255 240 0 IPv4 Gateway 10 6 4 200 IPv6 Interface Disabled Link Status Up MAC Address f4 ce 46 fb 0a 40 MEZ75 admin help General Command Set admin begin end start stop cancel beacon on off clear logs stats date MMDDhhmmCCYY exit fru restore save help history image cleanup list unpack image cleanup image list image unpack filename initiator add rm log...

Page 37: ...ry mappings reboot MEZ50 login guest Password password Welcome to MEZ50 HP StorageWorks MEZ50 MEZ50 admin start p config MEZ50 reset factory Are you sure you want to restore to factory default settings y n y Please reboot the System for the settings to take affect MEZ50 reboot Are you sure you want to reboot the System y n y System will now be rebooted Note The CLI reset factory operation returns ...

Page 38: ...iew hosts 1024 LUNs HP P6000 Command View discovery The iSCSI and iSCSI FCoE module FC ports are logged in to the array when the controllers are powered on and in an active state Now you can use HP P6000 Command View to perform device discovery of the array and modules In the Navigation pane select Hardware iSCSI Devices The iSCSI Devices Folder Properties window opens Click Discover iSCSI Devices...

Page 39: ...nt reservations If an iSCSI controller pairing failure is displayed in HP P6000 Command View use the following CLI commands to help repair the issue and possibly avoid having to remove the controller and rediscover the controller actions show peers peer rm peer add IMPORTANT If either P6300 P6500 controller is down or halted you cannot modify the existing iSCSI or iSCSI FCoE module LUN presentatio...

Page 40: ... Channel ports associated with each iSCSI FCoE host come from the IEEE format 2 HP registered MAC addresses and represent N port ID virtualization NPIV functionality called Virtual Port Groups VPG The iSCSI module does not support VPGs Figure 26 iSCSI Host 01 properties Figure 27 iSCSI FCoE VPGO Host 01 properties Figure 28 iSCSI FCoE VPG1 Host 02 properties Figure 29 iSCSI FCoE VPG2 Host 03 prope...

Page 41: ... host is defined with one WWN and in support of multipathing LUN presentations presents a LUN to multiple FCoE hosts which are under common multipathing management HP P6000 Command View supports instantiating FC iSCSI and FCoE host types as shown in Figure 32 page 41 Figure 31 iSCSI FCoE module FC and FCoE ports displayed based on WWNs Figure 32 Add FCoE host based on a WWN iSCSI uses iSCSI Qualif...

Page 42: ...4 09 com hp mez75 vp_group module TargetPortWWPN vp_group is 01 02 03 04 module can be 1 left or 2 right Example 2 iSCSI FCoE module IQN iqn 2004 09 com hp fcgw mez75 02 2 5001438004448a04 Figure 33 page 42 shows the two levels of FCoE LUN mapping Figure 33 iSCSI FCoE two level LUN mapping presentation Figure 34 page 42 shows the two levels of iSCSI LUN mapping Figure 34 iSCSI two level LUN mappin...

Page 43: ...s tab Set the IP attributes for each iSCSI port and enable the port Figure 36 page 43 Both IPv4 and IPv6 are supported for configuration NOTE An iSCSI target portal IQN is created for each configured IP address Figure 36 IP Ports properties Setting the time on the iSCSI or iSCSI FCoE modules Setting the time is important to synchronize the event logs of the P6000 controllers 1 and 2 with the initi...

Page 44: ...CS controller software but the process is the same using the Code Load function in HP P6000 Command View NOTE HP recommends that you update one module at a time to avoid a service interruption To update the module firmware 1 Select the iSCSI controller in the Navigation pane 2 Select Code Load The Code Load iSCSI Controller window opens Figure 38 page 44 Figure 38 Code Load iSCSI Controller 3 Sele...

Page 45: ...n y Shutdown completed System is in a state that is ready to be powered off MEZ75 Connection to host lost NOTE A shutdown places the iSCSI or iSCSI FCoE module into a low power sleep state A wake up requires a controller power cycle either by use of the on off push button or by removing and re installing the controller Saving or restoring the iSCSI or iSCSI FCoE module configuration After the init...

Page 46: ...d Locating the iSCSI or iSCSI FCoE modules A blue UID LED 1 Figure 41 page 46 on each P6000 controller is shared by the array and the iSCSI and iSCSI FCoE modules to indicate its location when the LED is flashing The amber MEZZ LED 2 Figure 41 page 46 indicates the status of the iSCSI or iSCSI FCoE module Figure 41 Controller UID LED and iSCSI module status LED 2 MEZZ LED 1 UID LED To locate the i...

Page 47: ... Controller Properties 3 Select Locate ON on the Locate Hardware Device window Figure 43 page 47 Figure 43 Locate hardware device NOTE The flashing blue Locate LED turns off after 15 minutes Locating the iSCSI or iSCSI FCoE modules 47 ...

Page 48: ...00 Command View on the management server to manage the P6300 P6500 EVAs HP recommends that when accessing HP P6000 Command View on either the management server server based management or the management module array based management you use the same network This is recommended until a multi homed solution is available which would allow the management module access to be configured on a separate net...

Page 49: ...stored and remains in effect even when the storage system is later shut down or restarted IMPORTANT The new IP address will be lost if the storage system is later uninitialized or the management module is reset 9 Remove the LAN cable to the private network or laptop and reconnect the cable to the public network 10 From a computer on the public network browse to https new IP 2373 and log in The HP ...

Page 50: ...tical loopback plug installed When using the loopback plug the host port must be configured for direct connect By default a storage system is shipped to operate in a Fibre Channel switch environment and is configured in fabric mode If you choose to connect the storage system directly to a server you must change the host port operating mode to direct mode If you do not change this mode the storage ...

Page 51: ... you may want to retain access to the ABM to initialize the storage cell for example Accessing the HP P6000 WOCP through HP P6000 Command View 1 Select the storage system you want to access 2 Select Hardware Controller Enclosure Management Module 3 Click Launch WOCP On rare occasions the Launch WOCP button may not appear due to invalid array state or if the management module IP address is unknown ...

Page 52: ...re appears 3 Follow the instructions in the wizard 4 Repeat this configuration process for each server in your HP P6000 Command View configuration Configuring application servers manually To configure application servers manually see the Configuring application servers chapter in the HP P6300 P6500 Enterprise Virtual Array User Guide for more information See Related information for the document lo...

Page 53: ...t do not need proactive service delivery and integration with a management platform HP Insight Remote Support Advanced This software provides comprehensive remote monitoring and proactive service support for nearly all HP servers storage network and SAN environments plus selected non HP servers that have a support obligation with HP It is integrated with HP Systems Insight Manager A dedicated serv...

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Page 55: ... Text emphasis Italic text File and directory names System output Code Commands their arguments and argument values Monospace text Code variables Command variables Monospace italic text Emphasized monospace text Monospace bold text Indication that the example continues An alert that calls attention to important information that if not understood or followed can result in personal injury WARNING An...

Page 56: ...nd equipment WARNING To reduce the risk of personal injury or damage to equipment Extend leveling jacks to the floor Ensure that the full weight of the rack rests on the leveling jacks Install stabilizing feet on the rack In multiple rack installations fasten racks together securely Extend only one rack component at a time Racks can become unstable if more than one component is extended Location o...

Page 57: ...ontain multiple products the product number and serial number needed for service and support is shown in the circled area in Figure 47 page 57 callout 3 Figure 47 Location of WWN and serial number for bundled products Location of WWN and serial number 57 ...

Page 58: ...t component for example a cable fails Depending on your future expansion plans and available racking space there are different ways to arrange the controller and disk enclosures in the rack see Figure 6 page 22 Configure the controllers above the disk enclosures to maximize racking space Configure the controllers between the disk enclosures to ensure future ease of expansion For information about ...

Page 59: ...represents one of the redundant paths for fault tolerance Port P1 on I O module A of the top disk enclosure and port P2 on I O module A of the bottom disk enclosure represent the beginning and end of the path Figure 48 Cabling the first redundant path Connecting P6300 EVA controllers to the disk enclosures 2C6D 59 ...

Page 60: ...s on the top and bottom disk enclosures This cabling represents the second redundant path P1 on I O module B of the top disk enclosure and P2 on I O module B of the bottom disk enclosure Figure 49 Cabling the second redundant path 60 Cabling the P6300 P6500 EVA ...

Page 61: ...4 Connect the disk enclosures together to complete the connectivity Figure 50 Cabling the disk enclosures Connecting P6300 EVA controllers to the disk enclosures 2C6D 61 ...

Page 62: ...Figure 51 page 62 shows the complete cabling for the P6300 EVA 2C6D configuration Figure 51 Complete cabling for the P6300 EVA 2C6D 62 Cabling the P6300 P6500 EVA ...

Page 63: ...may also be a release bar 1 Divide the disk enclosures into two groups The first group contains the disk enclosures below the controller enclosure domain DP 1 the second group contains the disk enclosures above the controller enclosure domain DP 2 2 Connect the top and bottom disk enclosures in each SAS domain As shown in Figure 53 page 64 there are two redundant paths in each SAS domain In SAS do...

Page 64: ...Figure 53 Connecting the redundant paths in each SAS domain 64 Cabling the P6300 P6500 EVA ...

Page 65: ...nect the disk enclosures in each group of disk enclosures together to complete the connectivity Figure 54 Cabling the disk enclosures together Connecting P6500 EVA controllers to the disk enclosures 2C6D 65 ...

Page 66: ...Figure 55 page 66 shows the complete cabling for the P6500 EVA 2C6D configuration Figure 55 Complete cabling for the P6500 EVA 2C6D 66 Cabling the P6300 P6500 EVA ...

Page 67: ...nections with array based management NOTE The cabling diagrams in Figure 56 page 67 through Figure 59 page 70 require fabric connect mode which is the default as shipped The P6300 is shown in these diagrams but the port count and front end cable placement is the same for the Fibre Channel version of the P6500 Figure 56 Cabling the controller to front end component Fibre Channel to switch detail vi...

Page 68: ... to switch detail view with array based management 1 File server 2 Database server 3 Fiber channel switch 4 LED status indicators for cabling connections to disk enclosures See Figure 51 page 62 and Figure 55 page 66 for cabling connections 68 Cabling the P6300 P6500 EVA ...

Page 69: ...nnel to servers with server based management 1 Management server 2 Database server 3 LED status indicators for cabling connections to disk enclosures See Figure 51 page 62 and Figure 55 page 66 for cabling connections Connecting the P6300 P6500 EVA to servers and switches 69 ...

Page 70: ... See Figure 51 page 62 and Figure 55 page 66 for cabling connections iSCSI and iSCSI FCoE You can connect the front of the P6300 P6500 EVA iSCSI or iSCSI FCoE controllers to Ethernet SAN or FCoE switches as shown in the following diagrams Connections shown in orange indicate 1 GbE blue connections indicate 8 Gb s FC and black connections indicate Ethernet management 70 Cabling the P6300 P6500 EVA ...

Page 71: ...pper intra rack cables Figure 60 P6300 iSCSI and FC connections 4 SAN switches 1 Isolated servers 5 Management server running HP P6000 Command View 2 Datacenter servers with FC and Ethernet adapters 6 Cabling connections to disk enclosures 3 Ethernet switches Connecting the P6300 P6500 EVA to servers and switches 71 ...

Page 72: ...hes 1 Isolated servers with converged network adapters 5 Management server running HP P6000 Command View 2 Datacenter servers with converged network adapters 6 Cabling connections to disk enclosures 3 Converged network switches 72 Cabling the P6300 P6500 EVA ...

Page 73: ...s 1 Isolated servers 5 Management server running HP P6000 Command View with a converged network adapter 2 Datacenter servers with converged network adapters 6 Cabling connections to disk enclosures 3 Ethernet switches Connecting the P6300 P6500 EVA to servers and switches 73 ...

Page 74: ...re 63 P6500 iSCSI FCoE connections 3 DCB Ethernet FCoE switches 1 Blade servers with converged network adapters 4 Ethernet network 2 Pass through or FIP snooping DCB switches 74 Cabling the P6300 P6500 EVA ...

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