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IBM SAN512B-6, Installation, Service And User Manual

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Running diagnostic tests.

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Chapter 7. Port and Extension Blades

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FC32-48 blade port numbering and trunking

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Extension features .

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SX6 blade port numbering and trunking .

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Faulty blade indicators .

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Time and items required for removal and
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Removing a blade .

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Installing a blade .

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Verifying blade operation

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Chapter 8. Core Routing Blades . . . 117

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ICL cabling configurations .

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Faulty core routing blade indicators .

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Verifying blade operation .

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Chapter 9. Control Processor Blades

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CPX6 port identification .

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Blade fault indicators .

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Blade replacement task guide .

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Time and items required for replacement .

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Preparing for replacement .

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Replacing a CP blade .

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Cold-swap procedure.

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Completing the replacement .

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Chapter 10. WWN Cards . . . . . . . 147

WWN card overview .

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WWN card location and numbering .

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WWN card fault indicators .

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WWN card replacement task guide .

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Time and items required for replacement .

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Preparing for WWN card replacement .

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Removing the WWN card and bezel.

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Configuring airflow direction on WWN cards

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Verifying WWN card operation .

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Chapter 11. Power Supply Assemblies 161

AC power supply overview

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Fan and power supply airflow

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Power supply assembly numbering .

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HVAC/HVDC power supply overview.

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Precautions specific to power supply assembly .

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Power supply assembly fault indicators

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Power supply assembly task guide .

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Removing a power supply .

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Installing a power supply .

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Verifying power supply operation

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Chapter 12. Fan Assemblies . . . . . 173

Fan assembly overview .

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Fan and power supply airflow

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Fan assembly numbering

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Fan assembly fault indicators .

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Fan assembly task guide

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Removing a fan assembly .

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Chapter 13. Blade Filler Panels . . . . 181

Blade filler panel removal and replacement .

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Chapter 14. Cable management comb

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Chassis door overview .

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Chapter 16. Replacing the Chassis

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Precautions specific to chassis replacement

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Chassis replacement task guide .

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Customer replacement responsibilities .

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IBM service replacement responsibilities

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Chapter 17. Removing the battery

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Appendix A. SAN rack

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Summary of Contents for SAN512B-6

Page 1: ...IBM Storage Networking SAN512B 6 Installation Service and User Guide MTM Service information 8961 F08 SC27 8966 02 IBM...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...IBM Storage Networking SAN512B 6 Installation Service and User Guide MTM Service information 8961 F08 SC27 8966 02 IBM...

Page 4: ...hey are provided Before you use the information in this publication be sure to read the general information under Notices on page 251 Copyright Portions Copyright 2016 Brocade Communications Systems I...

Page 5: ...cation 37 Configuration and verification task guide 37 Items required 38 Providing power to the device 39 Connecting power cord to AC power supplies 39 Connecting power cord to HVAC HVDC power supplie...

Page 6: ...t 152 Hot swap replacement 153 Cold swap replacement 154 Removing the WWN card and bezel 156 Configuring airflow direction on WWN cards 157 Verifying WWN card operation 159 Chapter 11 Power Supply Ass...

Page 7: ...k 225 Parts information 226 SAN rack specifications 233 Appendix B Product specifications 235 Notices 251 Trademarks 252 Homologation statement 252 Electronic emission notices 252 Federal Communicatio...

Page 8: ...vi SAN512B 6 Installation Service and User Guide...

Page 9: ...bering 106 34 SX6 extension blade port numbering 109 35 Removing and replacing port or extension blade 113 36 CR32 8 core routing blade port numbering 118 37 ICL cable connections sample configuration...

Page 10: ...viii SAN512B 6 Installation Service and User Guide...

Page 11: ...descriptions 73 12 CP blade LED descriptions 75 13 Core routing blade LED descriptions 78 14 WWN card LED descriptions 79 15 2870 W AC Power supply LED descriptions 81 16 2870 W AC Power supply LED d...

Page 12: ...x SAN512B 6 Installation Service and User Guide...

Page 13: ...378 For support outside the United States you can find the service number at http www ibm com planetwide Accessibility features Accessibility features help users who have a disability such as restrict...

Page 14: ...ng us provide the most accurate and high quality information If you have comments or suggestions for improving this document you can send us comments electronically by using the following addresses v...

Page 15: ...Note These notices provide important tips guidance or advice v Attention notices on page xx These notices indicate potential damage to programs devices or data v Cautions These statements indicate si...

Page 16: ...wer This cover is attached over the air vents If not removed the chassis can overheat and will eventually shut down Electrical cautions CAUTION Use a separate branch circuit for each power cord which...

Page 17: ...t the system will overheat Cautions related to equipment weight 18 32 kg 39 7 70 5 lbs svc00167 CAUTION Do not use the port cover tabs to lift the module They are not designed to support the weight of...

Page 18: ...ling over 18 32 kg 39 7 70 5 lbs svc00167 DANGER Mount the devices you install in a rack as low as possible Place the heaviest device at the bottom and progressively place lighter devices above 18 32...

Page 19: ...installation Electrical dangers DANGER Make sure that the power source circuits are properly grounded then use the power cord supplied with the device to connect it to the power source DANGER Before b...

Page 20: ...diation Do Not View Directly with Optical Instruments Class 1M Laser Products Safety labels As an added precaution safety labels are often installed directly on products or product components to warn...

Page 21: ...ds L003 DANGER High voltage present Voltages present constitute a shock hazard which can cause severe injury or death L004 CAUTION High energy present L005 Use Only Professional Movers Use Only Profes...

Page 22: ...eplaceable units FRUs are sensitive to electrostatic discharge ESD and can potentially be damaged by improper handling When working with any FRU use correct ESD precautions v Attach ground to the indi...

Page 23: ...M Storage Networking SAN512B 6 Quick Start Guide GI13 4550 v Safety Notices v IBM Systems Environmental Notices and User Guide Z125 5823 v Warranty Information 45W6626 Newer versions of product docume...

Page 24: ...withdrawn from marketing are not listed Table 1 Brocade and IBM product and model number matrix Brocade product name IBM product name IBM machine type and model number Brocade G620 SAN64B 6 8960 Model...

Page 25: ...L trunks between switches using 32 Gbps ports v 10 Gbps FC type SFPs on FC32 48 port blades and 10 GbE SFPs on the SX6 application blades The two types of SFPs are not interchangeable The 10 Gbps tran...

Page 26: ...rt side exhaust NPE airflow Up to four power supply assemblies available with nonport side intake NPI or nonport side exhaust NPE airflow The power supplies are approved for 100 120 VAC and 200 240 VA...

Page 27: ...ble management comb These are installed on the chassis below the blades for cable management Port side view of device The following illustration shows the port side view of the SAN512B 6 with installe...

Page 28: ...chassis v Do not attempt to lift the chassis by the protective cover attached over the air vents at the top of the chassis 1 Air vent 2 Core routing blades CR32 8 3 Port blades FC32 48 4 Cable manage...

Page 29: ...install the control processor CP core routing CR port and extension blades into slot numbers as follows v Slots 1 2 are restricted to CP blades Note that the blade installed in slot 1 will be designa...

Page 30: ...flow can be from the port side to the nonport side of the chassis or the nonport side to the port side of chassis Although not illustrated the chassis label containing the serial number SKU and WWN is...

Page 31: ...or this product General precautions DANGER The procedures in this manual are for qualified service personnel DANGER Before beginning the installation see the precautions in Power precautions CAUTION C...

Page 32: ...with the device make sure you use a power cord displaying the mark of the safety agency that defines the regulations for power cords in your country The mark is your assurance that the power cord can...

Page 33: ...management comb and the chassis door if equipped Install the empty chassis into the rack following the chassis installation instructions The weight of the empty chassis is 78 5 lb 35 6 kg and must be...

Page 34: ...bles for 110 120 VAC or 200 240 VAC service v Protected by a circuit breaker in accordance with local electrical codes v Supply circuit line fusing and wire size adequate to the electrical rating on t...

Page 35: ...inches v 61 29 cm 24 09 inch deep v 43 74 cm 17 22 inch wide Ensure that the rack meets these additional requirements v Additional weight of chassis will not exceed the rack s weight limits v The rac...

Page 36: ...e is installed Establishing serial connection logging in to the device and configuring IP addresses 20 minutes Serial cable provided in the accessory kit Workstation computer with a serial port or ter...

Page 37: ...nents required v Mounting the Device v Initial Setup and Verification v Port and Extension Blades if required to install v Power Supplies if required to install Review the safety precautions Refer to...

Page 38: ...y IP address Use the ipaddrset command to configure a static device IP address subnet mask and gateway IP address or you can use a DHCP server to obtain the information dynamically Refer to Configurin...

Page 39: ...device to power down and then unplug the power cords Refer to Powering down the chassis on page 56 for more information Items shipped When unpacking the device follow procedures under Unpacking and tr...

Page 40: ...16 SAN512B 6 Installation Service and User Guide...

Page 41: ...or four post racks XBR DCX 0152 which contains 22 in 55 88 cm fixed shelf brackets designed for specific racks Refer to Installing the 14U Rack Mount Kit for Four Post Racks on page 20 for instruction...

Page 42: ...ssis and components never attempt to lift the chassis using the fan or power supply handles These handles were not designed to support the weight of the chassis 18 32 kg 39 7 70 5 lbs svc00167 CAUTION...

Page 43: ...ainer and inner cardboard sleeve off the device d Remove the antistatic plastic off the device e Leave the device on top the foam shipping tray and wood pallet if the device must be transported to the...

Page 44: ...es Only install the control processor CP core routing CR port and extension blades into slot numbers as follows v Slots 1 2 are restricted to CP blades Note that the blade installed in slot 1 will be...

Page 45: ...e blades the cable management comb and the chassis door if equipped Install the empty chassis into the rack following the chassis installation instructions The weight of the empty chassis is 78 5 lbs...

Page 46: ...f bracket 3 10 32 x 5 8 in 1 58 cm panhead Phillips screw and washer 4 10 32 clip nut for racks that have rails with round holes 5 1 4 20 x 1 2 in 1 27 cm panhead Phillips screw with lock washer for r...

Page 47: ...ssembly 1 3 Air filter 1 4 Chassis door 1 5 Velcro strap 8 6 Screw 10 32 x 63 in square cone washer 10 7 Screw 8 32 x 312 in flathead 20 8 Nut retainer 6 Assembling the rack hardware About this task A...

Page 48: ...2 in 1 27 cm panhead Phillips screw with thread locker for rails with square holes 4 on each end of each bracket 16 total 6 Adjustable ends of shelf brackets 7 Intake air direction 8 Exhaust air direc...

Page 49: ...t shelf bracket 9 Hole 1 Note Standard EIA rails have holes in sets of three spaces between the holes are 5 8 in 5 8 in and 1 2 in 1 58 cm 1 58 cm and 1 27 cm 4 Tighten the adjusting screws on the sli...

Page 50: ...ructions refer to instructions for removing and replacing the device door in the device installation guide 2 Use a lift to raise the device to the level of the shelf brackets 3 Move the lift as close...

Page 51: ...1 Rack 2 Nonport side of device Figure 7 Positioning the device for installation in a rack Chapter 3 Mounting the Device 27...

Page 52: ...ails that are either 3 inches or 5 inches wide adapters are provided for 3 in rails Any updates to these instructions will be added to the hardware installation guide for your product Note Hardware de...

Page 53: ...dules all of the blades the cable management comb and the chassis door if equipped Install the empty chassis into the rack following the chassis installation instructions The weight of the empty chass...

Page 54: ...32 x 3 8 pan head Phillips ST zinc requires a torque of 32 inch pounds Note Not all parts may be used with certain installations depending on the device type Assembling the rack hardware About this ta...

Page 55: ...h the front tray to both rack rails Orient the tray Figure 3 and use nine screws Item E for each rail 3 Verify that the rear edge of the front tray is seated into the front edge of the rear tray 1 Tra...

Page 56: ...oving the product Note A fully populated device requires a hydraulic or assisted lift to install into a rack Perform the following steps to load the device into the mid mount trays 1 Tray front mid mo...

Page 57: ...of the trays 3 If applicable lock the wheels of the lift 4 Slide the device into the trays until the front edge of the device is seated against the front tray 1 Tray front mid mount chassis 2 Tray re...

Page 58: ...bracket because the door will interfere with the screw heads 8 Reinstall the device door For instructions refer to the door removal and installation instructions in your device installation guide Remo...

Page 59: ...can overheat if air vents are blocked with this cover Remove this cover by removing the Phillips screws securing it to the mounting bracket on each side of the chassis Note Do not attempt to lift or s...

Page 60: ...36 SAN512B 6 Installation Service and User Guide...

Page 61: ...irrored to the standby CP blade which allows the current configuration to remain available even if the active CP blade fails The configuration information for the device is stored in the WWN cards and...

Page 62: ...assis_002 Verify installed licenses and license key Enter the licenseShow command to determine display enabled licenses and the license key Enter the licenseIdShow command to obtain the chassis ID Rec...

Page 63: ...of 15 2 cm 6 in and are routed to avoid stress 3 Remember that power is supplied to the device as soon as the first power supply is connected to a power source Connecting power cord to AC power suppli...

Page 64: ...ies will flash green until they also have power applied The director performs a power on self test POST each time it is powered on POST takes approximately 10 minutes during which time status LEDs on...

Page 65: ...connector to the 2AWG Panduit LCD2 14AF lug located to the left of the bottom fan assembly near the bottom of the chassis 3 Remove the protective cover if it is still installed over the top air vents...

Page 66: ...onnector on the power cord is keyed so that it only fits one way into the power supply connector Note that the connector s latch should be positioned under the connector and will latch when the power...

Page 67: ...steps If connecting to a DC power source go on to step 8 a Make sure that you observe the electrical caution and danger statements in Safety precautions on page 7 when connecting this power supply b...

Page 68: ...pply b Terminate the negative and positive unterminated wires on the HVAC HVDC power cord to the DC power source Connect the ground wire to building ground For more information on the HVAC HVDC power...

Page 69: ...d Power cord length is 6 m 19 ft 8 in For connecting to a power source attach either an AC power plug to these wires that meets your facility and local code requirements or connect these wires to appr...

Page 70: ...T is complete by verifying that all power LED indicators on the power supplies fans and blades display a steady green light 2 Remove the shipping cap from the console I0I0 port on the active CP blade...

Page 71: ...l is not supported on the serial consoles when attached to remote terminal servers and must be disabled on the customer side remote terminal server and the host side clients v In a UNIX environment en...

Page 72: ...separated notation as prompted device admin ipaddrset ipv6 add 1080 8 800 200C 417A 64 Note Resetting an IP address while the device has active IP traffic or has management and monitoring tools runnin...

Page 73: ...Subnetmask 255 0 0 0 255 255 230 0 Gateway IP Address 10 0 0 0 10 38 160 1 IP address is being changed Done Establishing an Ethernet connection to the device About this task After using a serial conn...

Page 74: ...your password If you have not changed the default password usepassword 3 Perform the following steps to modify the Domain ID a Disable the device by entering the switchDisable command b Enter the conf...

Page 75: ...Setting the time zone About this task The default time zone is Coordinated Universal Time UTC The time zone needs to be set only once because the value is stored in nonvolatile memory Use the followi...

Page 76: ...followed by the time zone such as US Pacific US Central or US Eastern as in the following example switch_99 Admin tstimezone US Pacific System Time Zone change will take effect at next reboot Synchron...

Page 77: ...the default password use password 3 Enter chassisName followed by the new name switch admin chassisname Chassis_01 A message displays explaining that the chassis name change is applied and the new na...

Page 78: ...wing steps to list installed licenses and to record your license key and chassis ID for future reference Procedure 1 Log into the device using one of the following methods v A serial console connectio...

Page 79: ...he device history errDump Displays any errors Backing up the configuration About this task It is recommended that the configuration be backed up on a regular basis to ensure that a complete configurat...

Page 80: ...rating systems on your switch You are required to power cycle the switch in order to restore operation Are you sure you want to shutdown the switch y n y HA is disabled Stopping blade 1 Shutting down...

Page 81: ...s of transceivers supported on device blades Table 9 Supported transceivers and cables Blade Transceiver Type Auto negotiate Fixed Speeds supported Gbps FC32 48 port blade 32 Gbps SFP28 SWL LWL Auto n...

Page 82: ...n core routing blades are used for connecting inter switch links ICLs between SAN512B 6 and SAN256B 6 switches or between SAN512B 6 or SAN256B 6 and SAN384B 2 or SAN768B 2 switches Interconnecting the...

Page 83: ...an ICL cable when using the standard SWL optics The 2 km 16 Gbps QSFP with LWL optics has an integrated 3 meter single mode pigtail with a male MTP connector for connectivity to a patch panel or femal...

Page 84: ...tch cable using a key up key down MPO MTP coupler v Use female to female patch cable with the following specifications Single mode not OM3 MMF or OMM MMF MTP MPO 1x12 fiber MTP female angled polished...

Page 85: ...ged CAUTION Before plugging a cable into any port be sure to discharge the voltage stored on the cable by touching the electrical contacts to ground surface Cleaning the fiber optic connectors To avoi...

Page 86: ...in front of air vents v Use Velcro type straps to secure and organize fiber optic cables v Route the cables away from LEDs to keep them visible v The cable management comb attaches to the lower part...

Page 87: ...key the ridge on one side of the cable connector is aligned with the slot in the transceiver Insert the cable into the transceiver until the latching mechanism clicks Note Cables are keyed so that th...

Page 88: ...the pull tab and pull the transceiver straight out from the port Note Grasp the pull tab near the body of the transceiver to reduce the chances of bending the pull tab As the transceiver may be hot av...

Page 89: ...Cables are keyed so that they can be inserted in only one way If a cable does not slide in easily ensure that it is correctly oriented Installing a QSFP transceiver About this task The device support...

Page 90: ...r has an integrated cable you will not need to install a cable The port LED displays steady amber until both ends of the cable are inserted and the link is established When the link is fully establish...

Page 91: ...of the transceiver to reduce the chances of bending the pull tab As the transceiver may be hot always use the pull tab and avoid touching the transceiver body 3 To insert the replacement transceiver...

Page 92: ...o Cable management on page 62 Verifying the operation of new transceivers About this task You can use the following commands to verify if the transceivers are working correctly v sfpShow v switchShow...

Page 93: ...reting port blade LEDs v Interpreting extension blade LEDs on page 72 v Interpreting control processor blade LEDs on page 74 v Interpreting core routing blade LEDs on page 77 v Interpreting WWN card L...

Page 94: ...able 10 Port blade LED descriptions LED purpose Color Status Recommended action Power Steady green Blade is operational No action required No light LED is off Blade is not powered on Ensure that the b...

Page 95: ...rify the status of the connected device Steady green Port is online connected to an external device but has no traffic No action required Slow flashing green on 1 second then off 1 second Port is onli...

Page 96: ...y change during POST and other diagnostic tests 1 Blade power LED 2 Blade status LED 3 Right 40 GbE QSFP port 0 status LED 4 Left 40 GbE QSFP port 1 status LED 5 Right 1 or 10 GbE port status LED 6 Le...

Page 97: ...Ensure that the blade is firmly seated and check the status by entering the slotShow command If LED remains amber consult the device supplier Blinking amber and green Attention Blade is not seated co...

Page 98: ...green Port is online with traffic flowing through port No action required Steady amber Port is receiving light or signal carrier but it is not online yet Reset the port from the workstation using the...

Page 99: ...Note The 10 Gbps Base T RJ45 Ethernet port shown below the blade beacon LED is reserved for future use The following table describes the CP blade LED patterns and the recommended actions for those pa...

Page 100: ...ired Ethernet link status 10 Gb s port No light LED is off Either an Ethernet link is not detected or the blade does not have incoming power Ensure that the blade has power the Ethernet cable is firml...

Page 101: ...is firmly seated and the connected device is functioning Blinking green Activity is present on link No action required Interpreting core routing blade LEDs Refer to the following illustration and tabl...

Page 102: ...for out of bounds environmental condition and correct it QSFP port status LED No light LED is off No QSFP module all four QSFP ports are disabled No action needed if the QSFP is not installed or veri...

Page 103: ...ED is off Card is either healthy or does not have power No action required Steady amber Card is faulty Replace card Interpreting power supply LEDs Refer to the following illustration and table to inte...

Page 104: ...d pattern to provide additional fault information Record the sequence of flashes and status as defined in the table to provide to your support representative along with supportsave output data 80 SAN5...

Page 105: ...ower supply cable and AC power source If these check out disconnect power cable from power supply remove and reinsert power supply and then reconnect power cable to restart If status persists replace...

Page 106: ...power supply remove and reinsert power supply and then reconnect power cable to restart If status persists replace power supply assembly If status persists replace power supply Note If airflow direct...

Page 107: ...ose Color Status Recommended action Power No light LED is off Fan assembly does not have power Ensure that the fan assembly is firmly seated and has power Steady green Fan assembly has power No action...

Page 108: ...from chassis connectors Interpreting POST and boot results The device performs Power On Self Test POST by default each time the device is powered on rebooted or reset The device can be rebooted using...

Page 109: ...initialized 3 Fabric is analyzed If any ports are connected to other switches the device participates in a fabric configuration 4 The device obtains a domain ID and assigns port addresses 5 Unicast ro...

Page 110: ...AN512B 6 Chassis Backplane Revision 0 SW BLADE Slot 3 Header Version 2 Power Consume Factor 245W Power Usage 152W Factory Part Num 60 1003325 01 Factory Serial Num DYJ0339L029 Manufacture Day 6 Month...

Page 111: ...ersion 2 Power Consume Factor 450W Power Usage 264W Factory Part Num 60 1003199 08 Factory Serial Num DYH0344L005 Manufacture Day 17 Month 11 Year 2015 Update Day 0 Month 0 Year 0 Time Alive 0 days Ti...

Page 112: ...r 2015 Update Day 12 Month 3 Year 2016 Time Alive 78 days Time Awake 0 days ID POWER SUPPLY Unit 1 Power Source AC Fan Direction Non portside Intake Header Version 2 Power Consume Factor 2870w Factory...

Page 113: ...WWN Unit 1 System AirFlow Non portside Intake Header Version 2 Power Consume Factor 1W Factory Part Num 60 1003194 02 Factory Serial Num DZH0331L039 Manufacture Day 3 Month 10 Year 15 Update Day 0 Mo...

Page 114: ...log messages for all director instances on the CP where the command is issued v My_Switch corresponds to what is entered for switchname and is a switch or logical switch event v My_Chassis corresponds...

Page 115: ...331L016 FAN Unit 1 Inserted at Fri Jun 17 12 05 27 2016 Factory Part Number 60 1003203 03 Factory Serial Number DYL0329L05R FAN Unit 2 Inserted at Fri Jun 17 12 05 27 2016 Factory Part Number 60 10032...

Page 116: ...5 Temperature is Ok value is 53 C sensor 6 Temperature is Ok value is 36 C sensor 7 Temperature is Ok value is 39 C sensor 8 Temperature is Ok value is 33 C sensor 9 Temperature is Ok value is 41 C se...

Page 117: ...ort the command displays the SFP type and for serial ID SFP the vendor name and SFP serial number and speed capability in Gbps Use this command with a port number to display detailed information about...

Page 118: ...ot 9 Port 11 Slot 9 Port 12 Slot 9 Port 13 Slot 9 Port 14 Slot 9 Port 15 Slot 10 Port 0 Slot 10 Port 1 Slot 10 Port 2 Slot 10 Port 3 Slot 10 Port 4 Slot 10 Port 5 Slot 10 Port 6 Slot 10 Port 7 Slot 10...

Page 119: ...rt 26 Slot 6 Port 27 Slot 6 Port 28 Slot 6 Port 29 Slot 6 Port 30 Slot 6 Port 31 Slot 10 Port 16 Slot 10 Port 17 Slot 10 Port 18 Slot 10 Port 19 Slot 10 Port 20 Slot 10 Port 21 Slot 10 Port 22 Slot 10...

Page 120: ...Gbps Slot 6 Port 41 id sw Vendor BROCADE Serial No HAF112150000W4H Speed 4 8 16_Gbps Slot 6 Port 42 id sw Vendor BROCADE Serial No HAF110530000GN1 Speed 4 8 16_Gbps Slot 6 Port 43 id sw Vendor BROCADE...

Page 121: ...t 7 Port 25 Slot 7 Port 26 Slot 7 Port 27 Slot 7 Port 28 Slot 7 Port 29 Slot 7 Port 30 Slot 7 Port 31 Slot 8 Port 0 Slot 8 Port 1 Slot 8 Port 2 Slot 8 Port 3 Slot 8 Port 4 Slot 8 Port 5 Slot 8 Port 6...

Page 122: ...ort 36 Slot 8 Port 37 Slot 8 Port 38 Slot 8 Port 39 Slot 8 Port 40 Slot 8 Port 41 Slot 8 Port 42 Slot 8 Port 43 Slot 8 Port 44 Slot 8 Port 45 Slot 8 Port 46 Slot 8 Port 47 Slot 8 Port 48 Slot 8 Port 4...

Page 123: ...eacon OFF FC Router OFF FC Router BB Fabric ID 128 Address Mode 0 Fabric Name BB1 HIF Mode OFF Index Slot Port Address Media Speed State Proto 0 3 0 010000 id N32 Online FC F Port 86 0d 00 11 0d 06 00...

Page 124: ...TCH Saving support information for switch ras010 module FABRIC Saving support information for switch ras010 module DIAG Saving support information for switch ras010 module RTE Saving support informati...

Page 125: ...n for switch ras010 module C3REGDUMP Saving support information for switch ras010 module C4REGDUMP Saving support information for switch ras010 module BCM_STATS Saving support information for switch r...

Page 126: ...2 3 Ok 33 91 21 7 0 Ok 30 86 22 7 1 Ok 58 136 23 7 2 Ok 51 123 24 7 3 Ok 48 118 25 7 4 Ok 43 109 26 8 0 Ok 30 86 27 8 1 Ok 59 138 28 8 2 Ok 52 125 29 8 3 Ok 48 118 30 8 4 Ok 42 107 31 9 0 Ok 31 87 32...

Page 127: ...of diagnostic tests and commands refer to the Fabric OS Administrator s Guide All diagnostic tests are run at all supported link speeds They might temporarily lock the transmit and receive speeds to a...

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Page 129: ...ssion Port and extension blades can be mixed in device slots 3 6 and 9 12 but CR32 8 blades must be installed in slots 7 and 8 Up to eight hot swappable port blades can be installed in a single chassi...

Page 130: ...the port groups On the blade ports belonging to the same port group are indicated with the same color border beneath the port on the blade label Ports belonging to the same ASIC are indicated by a bor...

Page 131: ...nel and IP I O to pass through the IP WAN The SX6 Extension blade can connect with an SX6 blade in another SAN512B 6 or with a 7840 Extension Switch Port and extension blades can an be mixed in in dev...

Page 132: ...rdware based IPsec supports mix of secure and non secure tunnels on the same Ethernet port jumbo frames and VLAN tagged connections The IPsec function is capable of supporting both IPv4 and IPv6 v Fas...

Page 133: ...3 10 1 GbE ports 2 9 bottom to top 4 10 1 GbE ports 10 17 bottom to top 5 FC ports 0 1 2 3 8 9 10 11 bottom to top 6 FC ports 4 5 6 7 12 13 14 15 bottom to top Following are the eight port Fibre Chan...

Page 134: ...switches v Wear an appropriately grounded ESD wrist strap when handling and installing device blades and cards Follow electrostatic discharge ESD precautions Wear a wrist grounding strap connected to...

Page 135: ...blade takes less than 10 minutes Removing and restoring transceivers and cables may take longer depending on how many must be changed The following items are required for the blade and filler panel re...

Page 136: ...you are removing the extension blade to install in a different slot you must remove configuration using the preceding steps then reconfigure the blade in the new slot If you move the blade without per...

Page 137: ...ed by another blade install a filler panel and reinstall the chassis door The filler panel is required for proper chassis cooling The door is required to meet EMI compliance Figure 35 Removing and rep...

Page 138: ...d Simultaneously push both ejector handles in towards the blade center with even pressure until the blade completely seats in the slot Note As you move the handles you will hear connectors engaging t...

Page 139: ...lot in the system including blade type blade ID status and IBM model name v tempShow Displays temperature reading of blades v chassisShow Displays information about each component in the system v sens...

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Page 141: ...rts for port blade connections Each core routing blade also has 64 front end ports that are mapped to 16 QSFP transceivers on the blade s front panel These transceivers can create ICL connections for...

Page 142: ...hrough 15 on the right side from bottom to top For information on supported QSFP transceivers refer to Supported transceivers and cables on page 57 Ports belonging to the same trunking groups are indi...

Page 143: ...appear as a single port thus simplifying management Trunking also improves system reliability by maintaining in order delivery of data and avoiding I O retries if one link within the trunk fails Each...

Page 144: ...k ICL feature between QSFP ports in core routing blades The recommended topology is the parallel type where at least four QSFP cables connect between both core routing blades on any two switches This...

Page 145: ...rs one on each core blade ICLs and ISLs are not concurrently supported between a single pair of switches The switch can be connected in a core edge configuration The following figure shows two core an...

Page 146: ...e a core routing blade Observe the following precautions when replacing these blades v The CR32 8 core routing blade is compatible only with the SAN512B 6 v Wear an appropriately grounded ESD wrist st...

Page 147: ...wing events may indicate that a core routing blade is faulty v The status LED on the core switch blade is lit steady amber or the power LED is not illuminated v The slotShow command does not show that...

Page 148: ...e without cable obstruction 5 Ensure that the part number on the unit being replaced matches the replacement part number The chassisShow command displays information about the blades including part nu...

Page 149: ...ly to touch CAUTION To avoid damaging blade and chassis do not push the blade into a slot or pull the blade from a slot using the ejector handles 12 Continue pulling the blade from the slot by the bla...

Page 150: ...stall a filler panel and reinstall the chassis door The filler panel is required for proper chassis cooling The door is required to meet EMI compliance Figure 39 Removing and installing a core routing...

Page 151: ...Simultaneously push both ejector handles in towards the blade center with even pressure until the blade completely seats in the slot Note As you move the handles you will hear connectors engaging the...

Page 152: ...uding blade type blade ID status model name and power usage v tempShow Displays temperature reading of blades v sensorShow Displays temperature reading of blades with fan and power supply status v cha...

Page 153: ...wnload and supportsave data v Serial console RJ45 port v 10 100 1000Base T RJ45 Ethernet port for device management and configuration Note Half duplex operation is not supported at 10 or 100 Mbps spee...

Page 154: ...off and 1 if beaconing is on chassis admin chassisbeacon Value 0 For details on LED location and operation refer to Interpreting control processor blade LEDs on page 74 CPX6 port identification The fo...

Page 155: ...e must be upgraded to the same firmware version After installing the new blade you can determine the firmware version on the replacement blade and use the firmwaresync command to allow the active CP b...

Page 156: ...blades when the device is running hot swap or must be powered off cold swap References are provided to the more detailed blade removal and installation steps for further information Replacing CP blad...

Page 157: ...e the following steps to prepare the system for CP blade replacement by backing up the device configuration connecting to the device with a serial connection determining the active CP blade failing ov...

Page 158: ...both ejector handles As the screws loosen the blade fails over and the amber status LED will illuminate Log into the standby CP blade and skip to step 8 6 If both CP blades are healthy and you want t...

Page 159: ...e using a 1 Phillips screwdriver Loosening the screws initiates a hot swap request and disconnects power from the blade The spring loaded captive screws will pop out from the slot 63 cm 25 in when ful...

Page 160: ...ote Read all of the instructions for replacing the CP blade before beginning the procedure Make sure that the same version of Fabric OS is installed on both CP blades Using different versions is not s...

Page 161: ...sibly a slight popping noise This is normal and is due to the dense backplane 4 Tighten the captive screw for each ejector using a 1 Phillips screwdriver As blade seats completely amber blade status a...

Page 162: ...tive blade using one of the following procedures v Run the firmwaresync command on the active CP blade to copy all firmware from the active CP blade to the standby CP blade Note Using this command req...

Page 163: ...ing due to signal 9 pending signals 0x20000 0x0 ilesystems Please stand by while rebooting the system Restarting system The system is coming up please wait Fri Jun 17 14 53 13 2016 Doing firmwarecommi...

Page 164: ...evel and type reboot The reboot of the standby CP will initiate a firmwarecommit to the secondary partition and log you out Chassis_1 admin reboot Broadcast message from root ttyS0 Fri Jun 17 14 49 45...

Page 165: ...nitiates a hot swap request and disconnects power from the blade The spring loaded captive screws will pop out from the slot 63 cm 25 in when fully disengaged Do not eject the blade using blade handle...

Page 166: ...uired for proper chassis cooling The door is required to meet EMI compliance Installing a blade About this task Use the following steps to install both CP blades when the device power is off cold swap...

Page 167: ...ghten the captive for each ejector using a 1 Phillips screwdriver Note Be sure that captive screws are tightened If not high pressure from fan operation may unseat blade from chassis connectors 4 Powe...

Page 168: ...detects mismatches between the active CP firmware and the blade s firmware and triggers the auto leveling process This auto leveling process automatically updates the application blade firmware to ma...

Page 169: ...the system error log v errShow Displays error log messages one at a time Example For output examples and additional information on Fabric OS commands refer to Using monitoring commands on page 85 and...

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Page 171: ...WWN cards one hour after the first system boot up every 24 hours after boot up and any time a WWN card is inserted to compare the critical data If a data mismatch is detected during the audit message...

Page 172: ...ace as soon as possible Note Do not use steps in the WWN card and WWN card bezel removal procedures to disable logical switches and power down the device CAUTION For safety reasons the ESD wrist strap...

Page 173: ...in chassisshow output Error messages that may indicate problems with a WWN card are summarized in the following table Table 19 Messages that may indicate WWN card failure Type of message Sample error...

Page 174: ...nder Configuring airflow direction on WWN cards on page 157 4 Verify WWN card operation using steps under Verifying WWN card operation on page 159 Replacing WWN cards cold swap Use this procedure to r...

Page 175: ...ASlog messages from WWN card audit Error message Issue EM 1220 M1 ERROR A problem was found on one or both CID cards x please run the wwnrecover tool to get more information and recovery options Some...

Page 176: ...the WWN and chassis information at the bottom v ficonshow switchrnid FICON mainframe environments only v configupload all v configupload vf The factory serial number and the sequence number in the fol...

Page 177: ...he wwnrecover utility on page 151 You can use this procedure to replace one WWN card assembly at a time while power is on Follow all steps for one card and then repeat the same steps to replace the ot...

Page 178: ...gs by running the following commands and comparing the output with the original supportsave data v licenseidshow v ipaddrshow v switchname v chassisname v wwncardshow ipdata v chassisshow look at the...

Page 179: ...are two WWN card assemblies located behind the WWN bezel As you are facing the bezel WWN 1 is located on the left side and WWN 2 is on the right 5 Install replacement WWN card assemblies into the empt...

Page 180: ...hem to Support for failure analysis FA Removing the WWN card and bezel About this task Two WWN cards located behind the WWN bezel As you are facing the bezel on the non port side of the device WWN 1 i...

Page 181: ...n installing new WWN cards into an existing chassis with fan and power supply assemblies already installed or when installing fan and power supply assemblies into a replacement chassis Replacement cha...

Page 182: ...WWN cards and airflow direction of installed fan and power supply FRUs Airflow direction of fans and power supplies displays as Fan Direction under each fan or power supply unit System airflow directi...

Page 183: ...side of the device The LED patterns may temporarily change during POST and other diagnostic tests For information on interpreting LED patterns refer to Interpreting WWN card LEDs on page 78 2 Enter t...

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Page 185: ...wer supplies installed in the device must be of the same type and match the airflow of installed fan assemblies v Power supply model supporting nonport side air intake NPI provides 1450 W 100 120 VAC...

Page 186: ...ans and power supply FRUs installed in this device must have either NPI nonport side intake or NPE nonport side exhaust airflow You must order a replacement FRU with the same part number P N as the FR...

Page 187: ...FRU will fault Faulty fans can cause increase in temperature Airflow direction can be verified by entering the chassisShow command Following is an example from command output indicating mis matching...

Page 188: ...port side of the device v Power supply model supporting nonport side air exhaust NPE This assembly has two fans that move the air from the port side to the nonport side of the device Consider the foll...

Page 189: ...igh availability Each power supply has its own connector so two primary power connections are required for the SAN256B 6 Director for optimum efficiency and redundancy Power supplies can be removed an...

Page 190: ...itional power supplies you can use the procedures in this section under Installing a power supply on page 169 to install the new power supplies Be sure to follow steps on those procedures to enable se...

Page 191: ...power the device will start powering down blades until the power demand can be met Installing additional power supply hot install If your device is up and running has empty slots for power supplies an...

Page 192: ...e Depending on the blade configuration of the device and the number of power supplies installed the device may be able to continue operating while replacing a power supply Refer to Power supply specif...

Page 193: ...ng steps Procedure 1 If a filler panel is installed over the slot where you are installing the power supply remove the panel by loosening the captive screw located on the right side of the panel When...

Page 194: ...switchstatus policy settings for four PSU devices in the Additional MAPS features section of the Monitoring and Alerting Policy Suite Administrator s Guide Verifying power supply operation About this...

Page 195: ...ds on page 85 and theFabric OS Command Reference for output examples and additional information on Fabric OS commands For more information about error messages refer to the Fabric OS Message Reference...

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Page 197: ...r a total of six fans v The device requires 5 fans out of 6 functioning fans for operation v Fan assemblies with the following airflow directions can be installed All fan assemblies must have the same...

Page 198: ...You must order a replacement FRU with the same part number P N as the FRU being replaced to provide the same airflow The manufacturing P N located on the top of the FRU contains either NPI or NPE If a...

Page 199: ...airflow This symbol should appear on FRUs with part numbers that contain an NPI The green E symbol indicates an exhaust FRU This unit pulls air in from the port side of the device and exhausts it out...

Page 200: ...nectors Fan assembly numbering The following figure illustrates the location and number identification of fan assemblies in the chassis 1 Fan assembly 1 2 Fan assembly 2 3 Fan assembly 3 Precautions s...

Page 201: ...e faulty or is not receiving power for some reason v Enter sensorShow to determine if a fan is running above average temperatures of other installed fan s v Enter errDump to display the system error l...

Page 202: ...nd items required The replacement procedure for each fan assembly takes less than 5 minutes The following items are required for the blower assembly replacement v Replacement fan assembly v 1 Phillips...

Page 203: ...and carefully slide the fan assembly into the device while supporting the fan assembly from beneath 2 Push the fan assembly fully into the slot with your fingers until it seats in the backplane conne...

Page 204: ...each fan in the assembly is also provided If a fan assembly displays absent or faulty contact the device supplier to order replacement parts Both physically absent or faulty could also be the result o...

Page 205: ...n place If you run the chassis with an uncovered slot the system will overheat Blade filler panels have a latch mechanism at each end of the panel Both latches must be opened to remove and install the...

Page 206: ...ocedure 1 Pull out the spring loaded latch release on the latch at each end of the cover using your thumb and forefinger and slide the latches toward the center of the cover 2 Orient the filler panel...

Page 207: ...seated fully into the slot Try unlatching both ends pushing the cover firmly into the slot then latching both ends again Note Be sure filler panels are securely latched If not high pressure from fan o...

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Page 209: ...e removing or installing the cable management comb Time and items required for removal and installation The replacement procedure for the cable management comb takes less than five minutes A 1 Phillip...

Page 210: ...e the cable management comb Procedure 1 Position and tighten the four 4 screws to secure the cable management comb to the chassis 2 Arrange the cables along the cable management comb Figure 56 Removin...

Page 211: ...located on a matching corner of the chassis Time and items required The first time installation procedure for the chassis door takes 15 minutes or longer because you must remove the protective cover a...

Page 212: ...he door Procedure 1 Unfasten the protective cover from the chassis mounting bracket by removing the two 6 32 X 3 8 in panhead Phillips screws securing the cover to the bracket using a Phillips screwdr...

Page 213: ...es located vertically on each side of the rear of door with the ball studs on each chassis mounting ear Push door onto chassis to snap onto the studs Figure 58 Removing protective cover from SAN512B 6...

Page 214: ...Figure 59 Removal and replacement of the chassis door 190 SAN512B 6 Installation Service and User Guide...

Page 215: ...ithout following procedures in this section exactly as you will need to save critical device and SAN information for these components before disconnecting the chassis from the network fabric and power...

Page 216: ...to install it Chassis replacement task guide About this task Following are the basic tasks for removing and replacing the chassis with its backplane Since chassis replacement is a collaborative proces...

Page 217: ...lacing the chassis you will complete the replacement process by performing the following tasks 1 Downloading the configuration on page 199 2 Verifying correct operation of system on page 200 3 Verifyi...

Page 218: ...blades the cable management comb and the chassis door if equipped Install the empty chassis into the rack following the chassis installation instructions The weight of the empty chassis is 78 5 lbs 35...

Page 219: ...r to the Fabric OS Command Reference Use a checklist to ensure that all required information is recorded Table 22 Critical information checklist Checked Data Notes Configuration information Location o...

Page 220: ...iguration file to a USB device For more information about this command refer to the Fabric OS Command Reference switch admin configupload Protocol scp ftp sftp local ftp ftp Server Name or IP Address...

Page 221: ...on can be used to verify that no unintentional changes have occurred to the fabric switch admin nsshow Enter Pid COS PortName NodeName TTL output truncated switch admin nsallshow 12 Nx_Ports in the Fa...

Page 222: ...power cycle the switch in order to restore operation Are you sure you want to shutdown the switch y n y HA is disabled Stopping blade 1 Shutting down the blade Stopping blade 2 Shutting down the blade...

Page 223: ...es as required Note Do not route cables in front of the air exhaust vents What to do next Allow the customer to Downloading the configuration and Verifying correct operation of system on page 200 and...

Page 224: ...switch admin 4 Reboot the device 5 Enter the chassisEnable command to enable all user ports and enable a virtual fabric aware chassis Verifying correct operation of system About this task Complete the...

Page 225: ...nd displays the device and port status information switch15 admin switchshow switchshow switchshow switchName sw15 switchType 166 0 switchState Online switchMode Native switchRole Subordinate switchDo...

Page 226: ...e Pid COS PortName NodeName TTL sec N 020f00 3 10 00 00 01 73 00 29 46 10 00 00 01 73 00 29 46 na Fabric Port Name 20 0f 00 60 69 90 03 f0 output truncated switch admin nsallshow 020f00 021fda 021fdc...

Page 227: ...s About this task Procedure 1 Power off the chassis by removing the power cords from the power supplies and the power outlets 2 Remove the chassis door 3 Label the cables connected to all blades and r...

Page 228: ...a fan assembly on page 178 Installing the replacement chassis About this task Complete the following steps to install the replacement chassis 18 32 kg 39 7 70 5 lbs svc00167 DANGER Use safe lifting pr...

Page 229: ...wrist grounding strap connected to chassis ground if the device is plugged in or a bench ground DANGER For safety reasons the ESD wrist strap should contain a series 1 megaohm resistor Procedure 1 Rec...

Page 230: ...ort side exhaust NPE for installed fan and power supply assembly FRUs does not match airflow direction set on new WWN cards shipped with replacement chassis You can check airflow direction for fans in...

Page 231: ...the IBM part number for the battery unit available when you call C003 Local regulations may require removing the battery prior to disposing of or recycling this product Complete these steps to remove...

Page 232: ...Refer to the Environmental Notices and User Guide shipped with the product for more information on battery recycling and disposal 208 SAN512B 6 Installation Service and User Guide...

Page 233: ...nerically to directors or other products Installing the IBM SAN rack This section contains the procedures to install a IBM SAN rack hereafter referred to as the rack and prepare it for use The install...

Page 234: ...ermine the next step v If you are not attaching the rack to the floor go to Step 2 Level the rack v If you are bolting the rack to a concrete floor go to Step 4 Attach the rack to a concrete floor on...

Page 235: ...e rack See Figure 63 2 Install the two mounting screws 3 Ensure that the base of the stabilizer rests firmly on the floor Use the Allen wrench that is supplied with the rack to alternately tighten the...

Page 236: ...ting bolts through the leveling feet and bushings and out the bottom of the rack 6 Position the rack mounting plates under the four rack mounting bolts Center the rack mounting bolts directly over the...

Page 237: ...as possible Be sure that the holes you select at the rear of the rack are accessible Drill the selected holes two for each rack mounting plate 18 Position the front rack mounting plate within the mark...

Page 238: ...th a raised floor Perform the following steps to attach the rack mounting plates to the concrete floor beneath a raised floor Refer to Figure 66 on page 215 while you perform the steps Rear of Cabinet...

Page 239: ...ound the edges of both rack mounting plates 9 Mark the rack mounting plate bolt down holes that are accessible through the opening in the rear of the rack 10 Remove the rack mounting bolts and bushing...

Page 240: ...four plastic isolator bushings 21 Position the rack on the raised floor panel over the front rack mounting plate 22 Position the rear rack mounting plate within the marked area 23 Using anchor bolts a...

Page 241: ...hquake Mounting Kit feature code 6080 Align the holes on the mounting plate with the holes on the front of the rack Use the Allen wrench that is supplied with the rack to install the mounting plate sc...

Page 242: ...e and grounding checks Improper wiring or grounding could place dangerous voltage on the metal shell If any of the conditions are not as described STOP Ensure the improper voltage or impedance conditi...

Page 243: ...nce between the ground pin of the receptacle and each of the phase pins This check is for a wiring short to ground or a wiring reversal 5 Check for infinite resistance between the phase pins This chec...

Page 244: ...PDUs The cutouts for the iPDUs are located on the upper right side and the upper left side of the rack see 1 in Figure 71 on page 223 and 2 in Figure 73 on page 232 Complete the following steps to ins...

Page 245: ...s should be installed only by qualified personnel If you need to install device cables follow the installation instructions provided with the component that you are installing Step 11 Power on the rac...

Page 246: ...per air circulation and cooling filler panels see Blank fillers on page 228 must be installed in all blank spaces in the cabinet If you remove any devices fill the blank spaces with filler panels Dire...

Page 247: ...les see Figure 74 on page 233 Item Description Part number 2 iPDU for director attachment PN00FW787 Note This illustration is for locating the positions of the iPDUs only The director door and cable m...

Page 248: ...DU 1 Insert the new iPDU PN 00FW787 into the cutout until the iPDU mounting tabs are against the nut clips 2 Insert the four screws through the iPDU mounting tabs and into the nut clips Tighten each s...

Page 249: ...ety information regarding moving the rack Professional movers riggers may be required CAUTION Refer to Rack safety on page xx R001 R002 for weight balance and loading safety notices before moving load...

Page 250: ...ts information specific to individual devices installed in the rack see the installation and service guides for those products Rack door and side panels SJ000670 5 1 6 2 7 4 3 Index number FRU part nu...

Page 251: ...part number Units per assembly Description 41V0488 1 Earthquake brace kit 1 Reference only 1 Bracket 2 Reference only 2 Hinge 3 Reference only 1 Spacer 4 Reference only 7 Screw 5 Reference only 1 Bolt...

Page 252: ...iller snap 2 97H9755 As needed 3U black filler snap 3 Reference only 1 Panel 1U kit 4 Reference only 2 M5 X 14 Hex screw 1U kit 5 Reference only 2 M5 nut clip 1U kit 6 Reference only 1 Panel 3U kit 7...

Page 253: ...ck Rear of Rack SJ000673 1 2 Index number FRU part number Units per assembly Description 31L8305 1 Stabilizer kit black 1 Reference only 2 Bracket 2 Reference only 4 M8 X 25 screw button head socket A...

Page 254: ...4 1 2 3 Index number FRU part number Units per assembly Description 1 Reference only 4 Jam nut 2 Reference only 4 Leveller 3 31L8313 1 Wrench Power cables 1 2 3 4 sj002018 230 SAN512B 6 Installation S...

Page 255: ...Arab Emirates United Kingdom Zaire Zambia Zimbabwe 4 39M5420 Korea Rack parts list Table 24 lists the items that are supplied with the 14U director chassis mount kit Table 24 Items supplied with the...

Page 256: ...n Quantity 12 8 32 x 5 16 in Phillips flathead screws 8 Intelligent power distribution units Index number Units per assembly Description 1 4 Nut clip 2 1 iPDU PN 00FW787 3 4 Screw 4 1 iPDU PN 00FW787...

Page 257: ...ual directors see the respective installation and service guides Table 25 IBM SAN rack specifications Dimension Value Height 1785 mm 70 3 in Depth v With rear door installed 1042 mm 41 in v With rear...

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Page 259: ...SAN256B 6 8 blade slots 8U rack mountable chassis 27 31 in rail 18 24 in rail and airflow diversion rack mount kits for four post rack mid mount kit for two post rack SAN512B 6 12 blade slots 14U rac...

Page 260: ...Tbps 16 UltraScale ICL ports provide the equivalent of 64 32 Gbps ports Each UltraScale ICL port provides 128 Gbps bandwidth over a QSFP 32 Gbps x 4 link SAN512B 6 4 Tbps 32 UltraScale ICL ports provi...

Page 261: ...ps and broadcast Media types FC32 48 port blade supports hot pluggable 32 Gbps SWL LWL SFP28 16 Gbps SWL LWL ELWL SFP 10 Gbps SWL LWL SFP SX6 extension blade supports hot pluggable 32 Gbps SWL LWL SFP...

Page 262: ...bre Channel Complies with FC IP 2 3 of the FCA profile Port to port latency Local switching 900 ns including FEC any port to any port Blade to blade 2 7 microseconds including FEC E_Port to E_Port Swi...

Page 263: ...Power supply status Unicolor green power status LED displaying eight different LED states based on power supply operation Other System component Description Serial Cable RS 232 serial cable RJ 45 to...

Page 264: ...R32 4 blade without media Core routing blade for SAN256B 6 42 06 cm 16 56 inches 34 13 cm 13 44 inches 3 63 cm 1 43 inches 3 92 kg 8 65 lb CR32 8 blade without media Core routing blade for SAN512B 6 4...

Page 265: ...refer to Watts and Btu hr values under VAC inputs in Typical Idle and Maximum Power Consumption tables SAN512B 6 refer to Watts and Btu hr values under VAC inputs in Typical Idle and Maximum Power Con...

Page 266: ...2 4 N N SAN512B 6 Any combination of 32 Gbps ports Extension blades and QSFP ICLs 100 120 VAC low line 3 Not supported 200 240 VAC high line 2 3 N 1 200 240 VAC high line 2 4 N N Power supply specifi...

Page 267: ...C low Line 100 120 VAC 1 power supply for AC high line 200 240 VAC One power supply provides system power but two must be installed to provide power efficiency and redundancy SAN256B 6 fully loaded 2...

Page 268: ...e provides system power but both must be installed to provide power efficiency and redundancy SAN256B 6 fully loaded 2 CP blades 2 CR blades 4 FC32 48 port blades 2 fan assemblies SAN512B 6 1515 W 517...

Page 269: ...s with 2 power supplies One provides system power but both must be installed to provide power efficiency and redundancy SAN256B 6 fully loaded 2 CP blades 2 CR blades 4 FC32 48 port blades 2 fan assem...

Page 270: ...342 W Maximum 450 W SX6 Extension Blade Idle 300 W Typical 340 W Maximum 420 W FC32 48 48 x 32 Gbps Port Blade Idle 95 W Typical 160 W Maximum 245 W WWN card World Wide Name card Idle 1 W Typical 1 W...

Page 271: ...6 2 miles N A 32 50 10 m 32 8 ft OM2 70 m 230 ft OM3 100 m 328 ft OM4 N A N A 62 5 10 m 32 8 ft N A N A 9 100 m 328 ft 10 km 6 2 miles N A Data port specifications Fibre Channel Name Number of ports...

Page 272: ...nt v ICES 003 Canada Class A v AS NZ 55022 Australia Class A v VCCI Japan Class A v EN 61000 3 2 v EN 61000 3 3 v EN 61000 6 1 Regulatory compliance safety v CAN CSA C22 2 No 60950 UL 60950 v EN 60825...

Page 273: ...ACH v Section 1502 of the Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 U S Conflict Minerals v 30 2011 TT BCT Vietnam circular v SJ T 11363 2006 Requirements for Concentration Lim...

Page 274: ...250 SAN512B 6 Installation Service and User Guide...

Page 275: ...h local law INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION PROVIDES THIS PUBLICATION AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF NO...

Page 276: ...atwww ibm com legal copytrade shtml Adobe the Adobe logo PostScript and the PostScript logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and or ot...

Page 277: ...armful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that might cause undesired operation Industry Canada Compliance Statement This Class A digital appara...

Page 278: ...en verursachen in diesem Fall kann vom Betreiber verlangt werden angemessene Ma nahmen zu ergreifen und daf r aufzukommen Deutschland Einhaltung des Gesetzes ber die elektromagnetische Vertr glichkeit...

Page 279: ...ber die elektromagnetische Vertr glichkeit von Ger ten Dieses Produkt entspricht dem Gesetz ber die elektromagnetische Vertr glichkeit von Ger ten EMVG Dies ist die Umsetzung der EU Richtlinie 2014 3...

Page 280: ...ormation for Taiwan IBM Taiwan Product Service Contact Information IBM Taiwan Corporation 3F No 7 Song Ren Rd Taipei Taiwan Tel 0800 016 888 Japan Voluntary Control Council for Interference Class A St...

Page 281: ...n Technology Industries Association JEITA statement for products less than or equal to 20 A per phase This statement explains the JEITA statement for products greater than 20 A single phase This state...

Page 282: ...Russia Electromagnetic Interference Class A Statement This statement explains the Russia Electromagnetic Interference EMI statement 258 SAN512B 6 Installation Service and User Guide...

Page 283: ...ts 233 director of licensing address 251 Do Not Operate tag 218 documentation xxi Brocade xxi Fabric Operating System FOS xxi updates xxi door rack removing 224 replacing 225 E earthquake brace parts...

Page 284: ...power supply 235 serial port 235 weight 235 Q QSFP transceivers 58 R rack attaching to a concrete floor 212 attaching to concrete floor 214 door removing and replacing 224 leveling 210 parts 231 posi...

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Page 286: ...IBM Part Number 01JC152 Printed in USA SC27 8966 02 1P P N 01JC152...

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