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Hardware Maintenance

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OC-3 ATM Interface Card Removal Procedure

5. Replace the cover by following the Top Cover Installation

Procedure.

NOTE:

To replace the Gigabit Ethernet transceiver, see the replacement

procedures found later in this chapter.

OC-3 ATM Interface Card Removal Procedure

Use the following procedure to remove the OC-3 ATM interface card
from the UltraNet Edge Storage Router.

Tools required:

A small Phillips screwdriver and an adjustable

Torque driver, rated between 3 and 15 in-lbs.

CAUTION

Attach a wrist strap and follow ESD procedures (see page B-19)
during the handling of all electronic components.

1. Follow the Top Cover Removal Procedure.

2. Turn off both power supplies on the UltraNet Edge 3000.

3. Unplug the power cords.

4. Locate the OC-3 ATM interface card.

The OC-3 ATM interface card is located on the front left side of
the UltraNet Edge 3000 in I/O 3 (see illustration below).

5. Remove the two screws at the rear of the OC-3 ATM interface

card.

6. Carefully pull the OC-3 ATM interface card up. The OC-3 ATM

interface card is connected to two socketed connectors.

7. Remove the OC-3 ATM interface card from the chassis.

Summary of Contents for ULTRANET EDGE 3000

Page 1: ...UltraNet Edge Storage Router 3000 Release 3 2 User Guide P N 620 000248 030 REV A...

Page 2: ...F MERCHANTIBILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE In no event shall McDATA Corporation be liable for a incidental indirect special or consequential damages or b any damages whatsoever resulting f...

Page 3: ...onfigurations 2 6 FC SCSI Tape Pipelining 2 6 Valid Hardware Interface Configurations 2 7 Fibre Channel Card Dependencies 2 8 FC SCSI E_port Configurations 2 8 FC SCSI F_port Configurations 2 9 FC SCS...

Page 4: ...apter 5 Configuring an E_Port Extension over an Ethernet WAN Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Network 5 1 Gathering the IP Addresses 5 2 Starting UltraNet ConfigManager 5 3 Adding Nodes for an Eth...

Page 5: ...ATM Circuit 7 11 Creating a Data Path 7 24 Delivering the Configured Network 7 30 Setting the Delivery Properties 7 30 Delivery Wizard 7 31 Deliver Network 7 33 Viewing Logs 7 34 Chapter 8 Configuring...

Page 6: ...thernet WAN Configuration 9 11 Setting the Initial Configuration 9 13 Setting the License Information 9 16 Adding an IP Circuit 9 18 Creating a Data Path for Fibre Channel Device Extension Interfaces...

Page 7: ...r Software 11 15 Chapter 12 Hardware Maintenance Front and Rear View of UltraNet Edge 3000 Chassis 12 2 Replacing the UltraNet Edge 3000 Chassis 12 2 Fan Assembly Removal Procedure 12 3 Fan Assembly I...

Page 8: ...12 28 Replacing the Fibre Channel Short Wave Transceiver 12 29 Removing the Fibre Channel Short Wave SFP Transceiver 12 29 Installing the Fibre Channel Short Wave SFP Transceiver 12 30 Replacing the F...

Page 9: ...Appendix A Site Preparation Site Requirements A 1 UltraNet Edge 3000 Chassis Dimensions A 1 Clearance Requirements A 2 Environmental Specifications A 3 Power Requirements A 4 Appendix B Installation a...

Page 10: ...ly D 2 FC Switch Tab D 3 Time Synchronization Protocol D 6 Configure the Time Synchronization Protocol D 6 Transport CRC Checking D 8 E_Port Disk Streaming Settings D 9 Enable Disable E_Port Disk Stre...

Page 11: ...and Line Interface H 1 Update UltraNet ConfigManager with the Manual Configurations H 3 Appendix I Using the Spantree Portfast Command for Cisco Routers Issuing the Spantree Portfast Command I 1 Appen...

Page 12: ...UltraNet Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide xii Contents...

Page 13: ...CON ISL with Ethernet WAN using two UltraNet Edge 3000s 8 2 UltraNet ConfigManager Main Window 8 4 Uni directional FC SCSI Tape Pipelining No Zoning 9 2 Bi directional FC SCSI Tape Pipelining with Zon...

Page 14: ...xiv UltraNet Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide Figures...

Page 15: ...Disk Streaming 3 12 Fibre Channel Switch Zoning Definitions for Figure 8 2 9 3 Fibre Channel Switch Zoning Definitions for Figure 8 3 9 5 Fictitious WWNs for Devices shown in Figure 8 3 9 6 Edge 10 St...

Page 16: ...C 3 Pinout Initials C 3 Fibre Channel Cable and Connector Specifications C 4 Ethernet 10 100 Cable and Connector Specifications C 6 Gigabit Ethernet Cable and Connector Specifications C 6 OC 3 ATM Ca...

Page 17: ...its and security information Chapter 2 Hardware Configurations provides the valid hardware configurations possible with the new customizable UltraNet Edge 3000 features Chapter 3 Network Design Criter...

Page 18: ...Configuring Tape Device Extension over an Ethernet WAN provides the procedures for configuring Tape Pipelining Device Extension on your UltraNet Edge 3000 using McDATA s UltraNet ConfigManager config...

Page 19: ...ings Appendix E Static Routes describes how to display verify add and modify static routes Appendix F Configure SNMP provides an overview for configuring SNMP on the UltraNet Edge 3000 Appendix G Rese...

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Page 27: ...d by Underwriters Laboratories International Demko A S and accredited by the Central Office of Safety of the German L nder Zentralstelle der L nder f r Sicherheitstechnik or ZLS The Korean Ministry of...

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Page 29: ...anslated statements in the McDATA Product Safety Notices 620 000247 Use the supplied power cords Ensure the facility power receptacle is the correct type supplies the required voltage and is properly...

Page 30: ...on of the equipment is not compromised When mounting equipment in a rack avoid uneven loading to prevent a tipping hazard Be sure the electrical supply circuit is adequate based on the quipment namepl...

Page 31: ...xxi Preface General Precautions When installing or servicing the product follow these practices Always use correct tools Always use correct replacement parts Keep all paperwork up to date complete and...

Page 32: ...wear an ESD wrist strap and grounding cable connected to the product chassis If the product is not connected to facility power not grounded wear an ESD wrist strap and grounding cable connected to an...

Page 33: ...t provide high speed connectivity over local area networks LANs metropolitan area networks MANs and wide area networks WANs between servers peripheral devices remote storage devices and workstations F...

Page 34: ...d procedures that allow a computer site to be put back in operation after a disaster has occurred The concept of moving back ups off site constitutes the minimum basic precaution for disaster recovery...

Page 35: ...end CRC checking for guaranteed recovery and complete data integrity IP Load Balancing provides data striping across multiple virtual links for scalability and maximum application performance Fail Ov...

Page 36: ...in the same chassis Auto negotiation Fibre Channel originator and responder modes Full duplex send and receive buffers Class 2 Class 3 and Class F connection FCSW internal Fibre Channel switch applica...

Page 37: ...ckbone routers Memory interface for reading Transceiver MSA information International Class 1 laser safety certified for voltage 4 0 volts Auto negotiation 64 bit SNMP counters 802 1Q VLAN support 4 L...

Page 38: ...over multi mode fiber Optional long wave 1550nm Small Form Factor Pluggable SFP optical transceiver for distances up to 40 kilometers over single mode fiber 2 LEDS one for Carrier Detect and 1 for tr...

Page 39: ...et Edge 3000 box 2 When prompted for the password enter the default password password 3 To change the default enter the system passwd command at the prompt tm 0x10 system passwd 4 Enter the old passwo...

Page 40: ...1 1 8 McDATA UltraNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet Edge 3000 Security...

Page 41: ...UltraNet Edge 3000 chassis and the software license Each additional component or feature is ordered separately the following tables describe the optional features and requirements for customizing your...

Page 42: ...ity card with a maximum of two Fibre Channel connectivity cards require an SFP Requirements are as follows FCBB Fibre Channel card requires one SFP per card either short wave multi mode or long wave s...

Page 43: ...hassis must have at least one WAN connectivity card with a maximum of two WAN connectivity cards may require SFP options the requirements are as follows 10 100 Ethernet does not require an SFP Gig E r...

Page 44: ...rd Configuration requirements WAN connectivity SFP options required for certain WAN connectivity cards as follows 10 100 Ethernet does not require an SFP Gig E requires one SFP per card either short w...

Page 45: ...2 2x1 and 3x1 configurations but they are not supported as standard implementations The 1x1 configuration consists of One Fibre Channel interface extended over one 10 100 Ethernet or one Gigabit Ether...

Page 46: ...xtended over one OC 3 ATM WAN aces extended over one OC 3 ATM WAN The 2x2 configuration consists of Two Fibre Channel interfaces extended over two OC 3 ATM WANs FC SCSI Tape Pipelining The UltraNet Ed...

Page 47: ...onfiguration I O 4 I O 3 I O 2 I O 1 Featurized Configurations 1x1 10 100 Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet OC 3 ATM Fibre Channel FCBB 2x2 10 100 Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet OC 3 ATM 10 100 Ethernet Gigabit Et...

Page 48: ...tions An E_port is an expansion port used to link multiple Fibre Channel switches together into a single fabric The UltraNet Edge 3000 offers the standard E_port configuration and E_port Disk Streamin...

Page 49: ...ort Disk Streaming which moves data more efficiently in high latency networks than our standard F_port solution F_port Disk Streaming functions as a subset of our Fibre Channel Device Extension techno...

Page 50: ...es governing data flows over ISLs must be defined so that CHPID I Os flow bi directionally over the same ISL When configuring a FICON path to be a FICON ISL you must enable the E port Cascaded ISL FIC...

Page 51: ...n Batching is only allowed if the destination id is not the same as the source id and all the frames in the batch are for the same destination id At this time two ports are supported by the FCSW See C...

Page 52: ...net or OC 3 ATM See Table 2 6 for the possible configurations The four fans two power plugs and two power switches are located at the back of the UltraNet Edge 3000 unit see Figure 2 3 Figure 2 3 Rear...

Page 53: ...1 I O 1 This slot is available for a Fibre Channel card or Gigabit Ethernet card 3x1 configurations 2 I O 2 This slot is available for a Fibre Channel card 3 I O 0 Ethernet Maintenance Interface One 1...

Page 54: ...at the operating system is executing instructions Yellow 10 BMEM activity The BMEM LED indicates buffer memory activity Green 11 Reset button Press in to reset the entire system 12 Abort button Press...

Page 55: ...o End CRC as well as MTU Batching Network Design Specific information regarding each component of your network is required for successful design and configuration The following sections for the networ...

Page 56: ...ation Default Gateway IP host address on the Ethernet maintenance interface and Ethernet WAN interface Static route information IP host address of the natively attached routers or switches SNMP inform...

Page 57: ...fined for the Ethernet maintenance interface and the other static routes are used for the WAN The end to end network must have less than 1 packet loss The UltraNet Edge 3000 has SNMP support SNMP acce...

Page 58: ...ectly connected that do not support Auto Negotiate NOTE The UltraNet Edge 3000 Gigabit Ethernet interface must remain at the default setting of Auto Negotiate when connected to a Cisco router Ethernet...

Page 59: ...onfigManager When you perform the initial TCP IP configuration using the UltraNet ConfigManager the PC which has UltraNet ConfigManager installed on it must be on the same LAN and subnet as the Ethern...

Page 60: ...d contact information Community names Trap Destinations Required Network Design Information for an ATM Network The following is a list of pertinent information for each network component that you will...

Page 61: ...witch FCSW application and when configured for F_port an external Fibre Channel switch is not necessary unless more than two Fibre Channel ports are needed McDATA supports F_port using the McDATA inte...

Page 62: ...e Fibre channel interface is dedicated to a single WAN interface If this option is selected for a Fibre Channel Switch interface and is a 2x2 configuration both Fibre Channel Switch ports are dedicate...

Page 63: ...e sequencing of data frames on the virtual circuit when one of the links is running at significantly lower quality the link running at a higher quality will perform similar to the lower quality link W...

Page 64: ...ange Link Parameter ELP response in order to establish a successful E_port Inter Switch Link ISL The UltraNet Edge 3000 now has an option in the Fibre Channel configuration file which allows either th...

Page 65: ...ibre Channel switches with multiple ISLs Configure static ISL routes between end points where possible Required Minimum Hardware for E_Port Disk Streaming For miminum hardware levels for E_port Disk S...

Page 66: ...specified format Upon a transmit during the frame gathering transfer of buffer memory is when a frame level CRC is performed If the value contained in the frame is correct it is transmitted If not the...

Page 67: ...etermine if each attached Fibre Channel PCI card has hardware installed with CRC support The ON OFF status of End to End CRC is displayed in the fcxl2 dump crc_stats user interface command When an FCP...

Page 68: ...for both Frame Level and End to End CRC are provided in the UltraNet Edge Storage Router 3000 Series Release Notes part number 30200581 Fibre Channel MTU Batching MTU Batching is available on the Ult...

Page 69: ...configuring a 1x2 or 2x1 configuration type network If you are configuring a 1x1 or 2x2 type solution the UltraNet Edge 3000 Series Node menu contains pre designed selections for Ethernet and ATM 1x1...

Page 70: ...eView Area and the Network Map The Nodes tab displays three drop down menus 2 Click the drop down menu for the UltraNet Edge 3000 Series 3 Select the Edge3000 Custom Chassis Configure Node10 4 Place y...

Page 71: ...3000 Chassis 4 3 Building the Custom Chassis The Custom Chassis Wizard Introduction screen appears 6 Click Next The Custom Chassis Wizard Node10 Choose Customization Method screen appears 7 Select Bui...

Page 72: ...Node10 Choose WAN Interfaces screen appears 8 Select the type of WAN you are configuring and the quantity in the drop down menu If you are configuring a 1x2 or 2x2 implementation enter a 2 in the quan...

Page 73: ..._port configurations If you are configuring a 2x1 or 2x2 implementation enter a 2 in the quantity field 11 Click Next The Custom Chassis Wizard Node10 Choose Applications screen appears 12 Select the...

Page 74: ...p 15 Continue by configuring Node 20 Configure Node 20 To configure node 20 place your cursor over the Network Map Area It will turn to crosshairs Click to activate the Custom Chassis Wizard again The...

Page 75: ...figuring an implementation using E_port extension over an Ethernet WAN use Chapter 5 Configuring an E_Port Extension over an Ethernet WAN as an example If you are configuring an implementation using F...

Page 76: ...4 4 8 McDATA UltraNet Edge 3000 User Guide Building the Custom Chassis...

Page 77: ...sion with an additional single attribute in the UltraNet ConfigManager application Prior to configuring the UltraNet Edge 3000 you should be familiar with Fibre Channel 10 100 Ethernet and Gigabit net...

Page 78: ...gured with two UltraNet Edge 3000s as a 2x2 implementation Figure 5 1 Sample E_port Ethernet WAN with two UltraNet Edge 3000s Using the Configuration IP Address Worksheet in Appendix J gather the IP a...

Page 79: ...n from either the icon on your desktop or the Start menu You have the option to use the Online Tutorial when you first open the UltraNet ConfigManager software You can use either the Online Tutorial o...

Page 80: ...odes tab located on the toolbar between the TreeView Area and the Network Map Area see Figure 5 2 on page 3 The Nodes tab displays three drop down menus containing the node types for each available Ul...

Page 81: ...e drop down list select the interface type you want as the Fibre Channel I F default This sets the default that UltraNet ConfigManager will use in each configuration When configuring an E_port extensi...

Page 82: ...red an UltraNet Edge 3000 custom chassis in Chapter 4 continue the configuration process with the Setting the Initial Configuration procedure NOTE When you are performing this part of the configuratio...

Page 83: ...e UltraNet Edge 3000 2 Click on the line of text the Broadcast Data that appears in that section to cause the serial number and MAC Address fields to appear 3 Modify the Assign IP Address the Assign N...

Page 84: ...or allocated and assigned messages These messages will only appear for a brief moment and will indicate if the unit is resetting and booting up When finished booting up the letters PMA will display an...

Page 85: ...ceeding to the Setting the License Information procedure Setting the License Information The License Key Wizard determines which features can be enabled for your network 1 Right click on Node10 and se...

Page 86: ...al Number and License Key dialog box appears 3 Enter the serial number and license key for Node10 which are found on the License and Registration Information document P N 30200538 4 Click the Next but...

Page 87: ...step to set the licensing information for this node 7 Continue the configuration process by proceeding to the Adding an IP Circuit procedure Adding an IP Circuit You will now create an IP circuit A ci...

Page 88: ...node is in a special configuration mode 4 Click the second node the destination that you want to connect the circuit to The IP Circuit Wizard Introduction dialog box appears This wizard helps you sel...

Page 89: ...click Next NOTE Use I O port 3 for all 1x1 configurations When configuring a 2x2 use I O port 3 to connect the first circuit and I O port 4 for the second circuit The IP Circuit Wizard Node10 Configu...

Page 90: ...ick Next The IP Circuit Wizard Node10 Configure Gateway dialog box appears The gateway IP address entered in this dialog box will be the router IP WAN address attached to the UltraNet Edge 3000 Node10...

Page 91: ...or 2x2 For the 2nd circuit of a 1x2 or 2x2 configuration enter the gateway address labeled 10 Click Next The IP Circuit Wizard Node20 Choose Interface dialog box appears Node20 is the destination nod...

Page 92: ...dress labeled for the circuit on a 1x1 or 2x1 configuration or the 1st circuit of a 1x2 or 2x2 For the 2nd circuit of a 1x2 or 2x2 configuration enter the IP address labeled 14 Click Next The IP Circu...

Page 93: ...15 Check Set enter the IP Address of the router directly attached to Node20 to set the static route NOTE If you are using the Configuration IP Address Worksheet enter the following information For Nod...

Page 94: ...es the minimum and maximum trasnmission rates to dynamically determine bandwidth allocation If a minimum transmission rate is not set or if it is set to the same value as the maximum transmission rate...

Page 95: ...net Wide Area Network 20 Click Finish Once you have completed the above steps for a basic 1x1 10 100 Ethernet WAN configuration your network map should look like the following example 21 Continue the...

Page 96: ...nfigManager right click on the FC IP interface the cloud icon for Node10 in the network map The Create Data Path menu is displayed 2 Click the Create Data Paths selection You should see marching ants...

Page 97: ...1 Ethernet Wide Area Network The Create Data Path Wizard Introduction dialog box appears 4 Click Next The Create Data Path Wizard Choose Network Routing Option dialog box is displayed 5 Select either...

Page 98: ...for each node in the circuit using the License Wizard only the Dedicated Circuit network routing type is selectable from this dialog box If you want to change the Network Routing Type after you have...

Page 99: ...ovides network recommendations for E_port Disk Streaming see the E_Port Disk Streaming Network Recommendations section 7 Choose whether you would like to enable the Switch WWN Proxy between Node10 and...

Page 100: ...changes to the configuration parameters you must deliver the configuration information for each node defined on the active network map to the actual nodes The configuration information can be deliver...

Page 101: ...ect Properties The Node10 Properties UltraNet Edge 3000 screen appears 2 Click on the drop down menu to select the Delivery Interface 3 The Delivery Interface defines the IP address by which the netwo...

Page 102: ...the configurations on selected node s Use the following procedure to perform any of these functions on one or more node s 1 Click the File menu then select Delivery Wizard The Delivery Wizard Introduc...

Page 103: ...nt network map to the node s activates the configuration by copying it into the active directory and then resets the node s Deliver delivers the network map configuration to an offline directory and i...

Page 104: ...elivered to each node if the configuration passes verification If the current network is unnamed you are prompted to provide a name for it up to eight characters The Network Map must be saved before i...

Page 105: ...29 Delivering the Configured Network warnings or error messages You will see a message like the following Click OK The UltraNet ConfigManager Log txt screen will automatically appear listing the Conf...

Page 106: ...5 5 30 McDATA UltraNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Network...

Page 107: ...d configurations for the UltraNet Edge 3000 Prior to configuring the UltraNet Edge 3000 you should be familiar with Fibre Channel 10 100 Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet networking principles You will ne...

Page 108: ...Appendix J will be used as examples in the configuration process Figure 6 1 shows an example of a network configured with two UltraNet Edge 3000s as a 2x2 implementation Figure 6 1 Sample F_port Ethe...

Page 109: ...witch FCSW application is used instead of an external Fibre Channel switch NOTE For more detail on valid configuration options see the Valid Hardware Interface Configurations section in Chapter 2 Star...

Page 110: ...ion This configuration will have two nodes that extend two Fibre Channel Switch FCSW interfaces over two Gigabit Ethernet WANs NOTE When configuring a 2x2 the Ethernet Maintenance Interface and both W...

Page 111: ...operation 3 Click in the Network Map Area to create an instance of the UltraNet Edge 3000 node Adding a Fibre Channel Interface If this is the first time you are adding an UltraNet Edge 3000 node to...

Page 112: ...Switch F_port If you have previously added an UltraNet Edge 3000 node and need to change the default Fibre Channel interface type click the Tools menu then Options and select the appropriate interface...

Page 113: ...bered 10 2 and the Fibre Channel Switch interface on Node 20 would be numbered 20 2 Setting the Initial Configuration If you configured an UltraNet Edge 3000 custom chassis in Chapter 4 continue the c...

Page 114: ...uests The broadcast data only appears the first time you configure when the Alphanumeric messages window displays BOTP on the front of the UltraNet Edge 3000 see Figure 2 4 in Chapter 2 2 Click on the...

Page 115: ...et Edge 3000 4 Click Apply to enable the maintenance interface UltraNet ConfigManager will load the IP address information into the UltraNet Edge 3000 and will reboot NOTE Watch the UltraNet Edge Conf...

Page 116: ...age Router Technical Documentation Library CD titled Manual Configuration of the Initial IP Settings 5 Repeat step 1 through step 4 for the second node Node 20 6 Continue the configuration process by...

Page 117: ...lick the Next button The License Wizard Serial Number and License Key dialog box appears 3 Enter the serial number and license key for Node10 which are found on the License and Registration Informatio...

Page 118: ...gh step 4 to set the licensing information for this node 6 Continue the configuration process by proceeding to the Adding an IP Circuit procedure Adding an IP Circuit You will now create an IP circuit...

Page 119: ...the first node to create an IP circuit in this example Node10 This will cause marching ants to highlight the area around the node icon indicating that the node is in a special configuration mode 4 Cl...

Page 120: ...rface for each node and configure the circuit 5 Click Next The IP Circuit Wizard Node10 Choose Interface dialog box appears The drop down menu displays the available IP interface providers in the Ultr...

Page 121: ...P WAN address and the Subnet Mask The IP WAN address must be different from the Ethernet maintenance interface address NOTE If you are using the Configuration IP Address Worksheet from Appendix J ente...

Page 122: ...outes at a later time see Appendix E Static Routes 9 Check Set enter the IP Address of the router directly attached to the IP WAN interface of Node10 to set the static route NOTE If you are using the...

Page 123: ...opriate IP interface provider 12 Click Next NOTE Use I O port 3 for all 1x1 configurations When configuring a 2x2 use I O port 3 to connect the first circuit and I O port 4 for the second circuit The...

Page 124: ...on a 1x1 or 2x1 configuration or the 1st circuit of a 2x2 or 1x2 For the 2nd circuit of a 2x2 or 1x2 configuration enter the IP address labeled 14 Click Next The IP Circuit Wizard Node20 Configure Gat...

Page 125: ...Set enter the IP Address of the router directly attached to Node20 to set the static route NOTE If you are using the Configuration IP Address Worksheet from Appendix J enter the following information...

Page 126: ...t the defaults For optimal performance the Maximum Transmission Rate should be set to 92 of the speed of your slowest network segment The IP Circuit Wizard Finish dialog box is displayed indicating th...

Page 127: ...a connection between the Fibre Channel Switch interfaces by creating a data path The following example illustrates the creation of a data path for a 2x2 configuration where each node has a 2 port Fibr...

Page 128: ...ta path between the Fibre Channel Switch interfaces 1 Right click the Fibre Channel Switch interface 10 the cloud icon on Node 10 in the Network Map The Create Data Path menu is displayed 2 Select Cre...

Page 129: ...h Destinations dialog appears 5 Select the destination for which you want to create data path by checking the box next to the destination 6 Click the Next button The FC Switch DataPath Wizard Network...

Page 130: ...te Data Path Wizard Choose Data Path Options dialog is displayed Otherwise skip to step 9 Check the Enable Disk Streaming box if you want to enable Disk Streaming for the interfaces The Enable Disk St...

Page 131: ...The Network Map should now look similar to this If you are creating a 1x1 configuration the only selectable routing type is Dedicated Circuit If you are creating a 2x2 configuration with FC Switch int...

Page 132: ...nge the Network Routing Type If you have not entered the licensing information for each node in the circuit using the License Wizard only the Dedicated Circuit network routing type is selectable from...

Page 133: ...ry Interface The Delivery Interface defines the IP address by which the network map will be delivered 3 Select the desired option to deliver the network map configurations to the node s 4 Click OK 5 R...

Page 134: ...ing the Configured Network The Delivery Wizard Introduction screen appears 2 Click Next The Delivery Wizard Select Nodes screen appears 3 Select which node s you would like to deliver and click Next T...

Page 135: ...to the node s activates the configuration by copying it into the active directory and then resets the node s Deliver delivers the network map configuration to an offline directory and is saved for act...

Page 136: ...each node if the configuration passes verification If the current network is unnamed you are prompted to provide a name for it up to eight characters The Network Map must be saved before it can be del...

Page 137: ...Extension over an Ethernet WAN 6 31 Delivering the Configured Network 1 Click OK 2 The UltraNet ConfigManager Log txt screen will automatically appear listing the Configuration Warnings and Error Mes...

Page 138: ...6 6 32 McDATA UltraNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Network...

Page 139: ...u will need to gather some IP addresses for the IP Management feature when configuring an ATM WAN See the UltraNet Edge Storage Router ATM WAN Configuration Worksheet in Appendix J Configuring a 1x1 A...

Page 140: ...WAN implementation Figure 7 1 Sample E_port 1x1 ATM WAN with two UltraNet Edges Using the ATM WAN Configuration Worksheet from Appendix J gather the IP addresses associated subnet masks and other cri...

Page 141: ...the Online Tutorial when you first open the UltraNet ConfigManager software You can use either the Online Tutorial or this chapter of the UltraNet Edge Storage Router User Guide to create a sample ne...

Page 142: ...he current operation 3 Click in the Network Map Area to create an instance of the UltraNet Edge 3000 node Adding a Fibre Channel Interface If this is the first time you are adding an Edge node to the...

Page 143: ...the cursor to another part of the map and click a second time to create a second instance of the same type of node Your screen should look like the example below UltraNet ConfigManager automatically a...

Page 144: ...figuration the PC which has UltraNet ConfigManager installed on it must be attached to the same subnet as the UltraNet Edge Storage Router Ethernet maintenance interface If this is not possible refer...

Page 145: ...IP address has been set This option can be set only once However if you need to change the Maintenance Port IP address after you set the initial configuration see Maintenance Port IP Configuration 2 C...

Page 146: ...elnet into it NOTE Watch the UltraNet Edge Configuration Status field for allocated and assigned messages These messages will only appear for a brief moment and will indicate if the unit is resetting...

Page 147: ...Storage Router Technical Documentation Library CD titled Manual Configuration of the Initial IP Settings 5 Repeat step through step for the second node Node 20 6 Continue the configuration process by...

Page 148: ...utton The License Wizard Serial Number and License Key dialog box appears 3 Enter the serial number and license key for Node10 These numbers are found on the License and Registration Information docum...

Page 149: ...ng information for this node 7 Continue the configuration process by proceeding to the Adding an ATM Circuit procedure Adding an ATM Circuit You will now create an ATM circuit A circuit is the ATM WAN...

Page 150: ...in a special configuration mode 4 Click the second node the destination that you want to connect the circuit to The ATM Circuit Wizard Introduction dialog box appears This wizard helps you select and...

Page 151: ...e appropriate ATM interface provider for Node 10 NOTE Select ATM in I O port 3 for the first circuit If you are configuring a 2x2 select ATM in I O port 4 for the second circuit 7 Click Next The ATM C...

Page 152: ...used for this protocol a Enter the Virtual Path ID VPI The value that can be entered in this field is determined by the Active VCI Bits value Initially the Active VCI Bits Value is set to 11 only 0 an...

Page 153: ...lity of Service from the drop down menu CBR Constant Bit Rate VBR Variable Bit Rate UBR Unspecified Bit Rate NOTE McDATA recommends using CBR for ATM implementations The best performance obtained duri...

Page 154: ...ontracts The aggregate of all SCRs for a particular interface cannot exceed the line rate 1 through 135000 bits sec 1 352 cells sec are valid enabled values This value matches the value specified in t...

Page 155: ...a 1x1 or 2x1 configuration enter the IP Management address labeled for Node10 For a 2x2 or 1x2 configuration enter the IP Management address labeled for Node10 The IP address must be different than t...

Page 156: ...propriate ATM interface provider for Node 20 NOTE Select ATM in I O port 3 for the first circuit If you are configuring a 2x2 select ATM in I O port 4 for the second circuit 12 Click Next The ATM Circ...

Page 157: ...etting is 0 b Enter the Virtual Channel ID VCI The value that can be entered in this field is determined by the Active VCI Bits value Initially the Acitve VCI Bits value is set to 11 valid enabled VCI...

Page 158: ...the 103 cells sec and 106 bits sec buttons will toggle the entered values between the Kcells per second and Mbps per second formats The 103 cells sec option is the default selection so when you reopen...

Page 159: ...st Size cells sec in this field 0 through 2812 cells sec are valid enabled values The default value is 0 cells sec This field is only selectable if VBR is selected as the Quality of Service type If UB...

Page 160: ...ox appears This dialog box enables you to configure the circuit properties 16 To enable the Adaptive Rate Limiting feature check the Minimum box and specify the minimum transmission rate The minimum t...

Page 161: ...uit The Maximum Transmission Rate and compression features are limited by the license key for the node The MTR value cannot exceed what is specified by the license key 19 Click Next to accept the defa...

Page 162: ...t you need to establish a connection between the FC IP interfaces by creating a data path This procedure will complete the configuration process Once you have configured the IP circuit your screen sho...

Page 163: ...hs selection You should see marching ants outlining the FC IP interface 3 Double click on the destination FC IP interface the cloud icon for Node20 in the network map The Create Data Path Wizard Intro...

Page 164: ...key does not provide support for the Fail Over and Load Balancing network routing types only the Dedicated Circuit network routing type is selectable and all other options on this dialog are grayed ou...

Page 165: ...bled by default the box is not checked To verify if E_port Disk Streaming has been enabled after the network has been configured refer to the E_Port Disk Streaming Settings section in Appendix D Advan...

Page 166: ...gn Criteria 7 Select either Enable Disk Streaming and or Enable Switch WWN Proxy to enable this functionality 8 Click Next The Create Data Path Wizard Finish dialog box appears 9 Click Finish to compl...

Page 167: ...7 Configuring an E_Port Extension over an ATM WAN 7 29 Configuring a 1x1 ATM Wide Area Network 10 Proceed to the Delivering the Configured Network section in this chapter...

Page 168: ...use the PPP option See Setting the Delivery Properties below NOTE If you used the Manual Configuration of the Initial IP Settings procedure in Appendix H complete the Update UltraNet ConfigManager wit...

Page 169: ...ry Wizard or the Deliver Network option below Delivery Wizard The Delivery Wizard delivers activates and resets the configurations on selected node s Use the following procedure to perform any of thes...

Page 170: ...screen appears 4 Select the delivery option you would like to perform on the selected node s Deliver Activate and Reset delivers the current network map to the node s activates the configuration by c...

Page 171: ...e to deliver the configuration files with the Deliver Network option 1 Click the File menu 2 Select Deliver Network to deliver your configurations The configuration information on the network map is a...

Page 172: ...tomatically verify the files If the verification passed with warnings or if it failed you will be prompted to view the Log file for warnings or error messages You will see a message like the following...

Page 173: ...r your UltraNet Edge 3000 to configure an Ethernet WAN See the UltraNet Edge Storage Router Configuration IP Address Worksheet in Appendix J Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Network To configure y...

Page 174: ...shows an example of a network configured with two UltraNet Edge 3000s as a 2x2 implementation Figure 8 1 Sample FICON ISL with Ethernet WAN using two UltraNet Edge 3000s Using the Configuration IP Add...

Page 175: ...ce Configurations section in Chapter 2 Starting UltraNet ConfigManager This section explains how to start the UltraNet ConfigManager software and provides information about the UltraNet ConfigManager...

Page 176: ...tion This configuration will have two nodes that extend one Fibre Channel interface over one Gigabit Ethernet WAN NOTE If you are configuring a 2x2 the Ethernet Maintenance Interface and both WAN inte...

Page 177: ...if the first time you are adding an UltraNet Edge 3000 node to the Network Map the Default Fibre Channel Interface Type drop down list will appear Select the type of Fibre Channel interface for the ne...

Page 178: ...nd select the appropriate interface type from the drop down list 4 Move the cursor to another part of the map and click a second time to create a second instance of the same type of node Your map shou...

Page 179: ...g the Initial Configuration procedure NOTE When you are performing this part of the configuration the PC which has UltraNet ConfigManager installed on it must be attached to the same subnet as the Ult...

Page 180: ...hat section to cause the serial number and MAC Address fields to appear 3 Modify the Assign IP Address the Assign Netmask address and the Assign Gateway address in the middle of the dialog box to the...

Page 181: ...for allocated and assigned messages These messages will only appear for a brief moment and will indicate if the unit is resetting and booting up When finished booting up the letters PMA will display...

Page 182: ...tion procedure Setting the License Information The License Key Wizard determines which features can be enabled for your network 1 Right click on Node10 and select Set License Info from the menu that a...

Page 183: ...key for Node10 which are found on the License and Registration Information document Click the Next button NOTE If you need more detailed help see the License Wizard section in the UltraNet ConfigMana...

Page 184: ...tween Node10 and Node20 Use the IP Circuit Wizard to create and configure the IP circuit by using the following procedure 1 Select the Links tab on the center toolbar 2 Click the IP icon on the center...

Page 185: ...e for each node and configure the circuit 5 Click Next The IP Circuit Wizard Node10 Choose Interface dialog box appears The drop down menu displays the available IP interface providers in the UltraNet...

Page 186: ...P WAN address and the Subnet Mask The IP WAN address must be different from the Ethernet maintenance interface address NOTE If you are using the Configuration IP Address Worksheet enter the following...

Page 187: ...later time see Appendix E Modifying Static Routes 9 Check Set enter the IP Address of the router directly attached to the IP WAN interface of Node10 to set the static route NOTE If you are using the...

Page 188: ...IP interface provider 12 Click Next NOTE Use I O port 3 for all 1x1 configurations When configuring a 2x2 use I O port 3 to connect the first circuit and I O port 4 for the second circuit The IP Circu...

Page 189: ...x1 configuration or the 1st circuit of a 1x2 or 2x2 For the 2nd circuit of a 1x2 or 2x2 configuration enter the IP address labeled 14 Click Next The IP Circuit Wizard Node20 Configure Gateway dialog b...

Page 190: ...Check Set enter the IP Address of the router directly attached to Node20 to set the static route NOTE If you are using the Configuration IP Address Worksheet enter the following information For Node20...

Page 191: ...e minimum and maximum trasnmission rates to dynamically determine bandwidth allocation If a minimum transmission rate is not set or if it is set to the same value as the maximum transmission rate the...

Page 192: ...N configuration your network map should look like the following example 21 Continue the configuration process by following the Creating a FICON Data Path section in this chapter Creating a FICON Data...

Page 193: ...con for FICON10 in the network map The Create Data Path menu is displayed 2 Click the Create Data Paths selection You should see marching ants outlining the FICON interface 3 Double click on the desti...

Page 194: ...Path Wizard Choose Network Routing Option dialog box is displayed 5 Select either Dedicated Circuit Fail Over or Load Balancing in the Network Routing Options If you are creating a 1x1 configuration...

Page 195: ...dialog box If you want to change the Network Routing Type after you have created the data paths double click the F C interface on the Network Map Click the Network button at the bottom of the F C int...

Page 196: ...tes the procedure for FICON data path mapping Using the FICON Global Settings Wizard You may use the FICON Global Settings Wizard to configure the settings for FICON interfaces These configuration set...

Page 197: ...ot run the FICON Global Settings Wizard The selections you make in this dialog will determine which subsequent FICON Global Settings Wizard dialogs are displayed For instance if you check the FICON Ta...

Page 198: ...displays all FICON interfaces that support Tape Write Pipelining in the network Additionally this dialog displays the current Tape Write Pipelining configuration information for the FICON interface Us...

Page 199: ...ve devices The default value is 8 Write Timer ms In this field enter a time limit for pipelined write chains This value must be specified in milliseconds ms If a pipelined write chain takes longer tha...

Page 200: ...ould be enabled on this interface If a data path is mapped for this interface UltraNet ConfigManager ensures that the Tape Read Pipelining option is also enabled on the peer interface Max Read In this...

Page 201: ...lues for the Edge nodes you selected in the previous dialog Set Check the Set box to enter value for the parameter displayed to the right The value in the corresponding field is only used if the Set b...

Page 202: ...he selected USD X PPC adapters The Transport Window Size determines the number of buffers that can be outstanding in the network for each transport connection associated with the selected USD X PPC Ad...

Page 203: ...s File Deliver Network or File Delivery Wizard The configurations can be delivered via the Maintenance Port IP or the PPP Port IP If you do not have direct IP connectivity use the PPP option See Setti...

Page 204: ...eps for the other node s 6 Deliver the network map configurations by either the Delivery Wizard or the Deliver Network option below Delivery Wizard The Delivery Wizard delivers activates and resets th...

Page 205: ...s 4 Select the delivery option you would like to perform on the selected node s and then click Next Deliver Activate and Reset delivers the current network map to the node s activates the configuratio...

Page 206: ...to deliver the configuration files with the Deliver Network option 1 Click the File menu 2 Select Deliver Network to deliver your configurations The configuration information on the Network Map is aut...

Page 207: ...tically verify the files If the verification passed with warnings or if it failed you will be prompted to view the Log file for warnings or error messages You will see a message like the following 1 C...

Page 208: ...8 8 36 McDATA UltraNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Network...

Page 209: ...on of the supported configurations refer to Chapter 2 Hardware Configurations in this guide Throughout the remainder of this chapter Tape Device Extension is referred to as FC SCSI Tape Pipelining Set...

Page 210: ...ry and LUN Mapping section in Chapter 10 for an understanding of the Edge s functionality before attempting to configure your network Example of Uni directional Configuration No Zoning Figure 8 1 prov...

Page 211: ...termine when zoning is necessary Figure 9 2 Bi directional FC SCSI Tape Pipelining with Zoning Sb043 Server A Server B UltraNet Edge Storage Router Node 10 UltraNet Edge Storage Router Node 20 Media C...

Page 212: ...red Static Edge LUN Mapping section Table 8 4 and Table 8 5 page 7 define the static Edge LUN mapping for nodes 10 and 20 Figure 9 3 Bi directional FC SCSI Tape Pipelining Zoning and Optional LUN Mapp...

Page 213: ...LUN mapping to configure a remote target LUN the automatic LUN discovery function is disabled for that target This allows a method for zoning remote LUNs available through this pair of Edges A configu...

Page 214: ...ipelining section in Chapter 13 World Wide Name Table Table 8 3 shows a fictitious World Wide Name WWN for each device These WWNs are used in the static LUN mapping examples shown in Table 8 4 and Tab...

Page 215: ...ection require source WWN filtering to isolate servers from specific devices that are being channel extended Examples of Source WWN Filtering Table 8 6 and Table 8 7 are examples of how the devices sh...

Page 216: ...tion the following eight procedures are necessary Complete each procedure in the order shown below 1 Gathering the IP Addresses 2 Starting UltraNet ConfigManager 3 Adding Nodes for an Ethernet WAN Con...

Page 217: ...be used as references to determine when Fibre Channel switch zoning statically mapping the LUNs and source WWN filtering are required If your network requires static mapping or source WWN filtering p...

Page 218: ...anager Online Tutorial The UltraNet ConfigManager UCM application is used to configure the UltraNet Edge 3000 You will have the option to use the Online Tutorial when you first open the UCM software Y...

Page 219: ...8 4 on page 11 The Nodes tab displays three drop down menus Each contains the node types for the available Edge series 2 Click the arrow next to the UltraNet Edge 3000 Series drop down menu and select...

Page 220: ...Fibre Channel I F default This sets the type of Fibre Channel interface as the default UltraNet ConfigManager will use in each configuration unless you change it When configuring Device Extension ove...

Page 221: ...When you are performing this part of the configuration the PC which has UltraNet ConfigManager installed on it must be attached to the same subnet as the UltraNet Edge 3000 Ethernet maintenance inter...

Page 222: ...ection to cause the serial number and MAC Address fields to appear 3 Modify the Assign IP Address the Assign Netmask address and the Assign Gateway address in the middle of the dialog box to the maint...

Page 223: ...Configuration Status box for allocated and assigned messages These messages will only appear for a brief moment and will indicate if the unit is resetting and booting up When finished booting up the...

Page 224: ...n procedure Setting the License Information The License Key Wizard determines which features can be enabled for your network 1 Right click on Node10 and select Set License Info from the menu that appe...

Page 225: ...ration Information document Click the Next button NOTE If you need more detailed help see the License Wizard section in the UltraNet ConfigManager Online Help The License Wizard Finish dialog box appe...

Page 226: ...e and configure the IP circuit by using the following procedure 1 Select the Links tab on the center toolbar 2 Click the IP icon on the center toolbar 3 Click the first node to create an IP circuit in...

Page 227: ...ard helps you select and configure an interface for each node and configure the circuit 5 Click Next The IP Circuit Wizard Node10 Choose Interface dialog box appears The drop down menu displays the av...

Page 228: ...WAN interface properties for Node10 7 Enter the IP Address IP WAN address and the Subnet Mask The IP WAN address must be different from the Ethernet maintenance interface address NOTE If you are using...

Page 229: ...is at this point you can add the static route at a later time To add static routes at a later time see Appendix A Modifying Static Routes 9 Select Set enter the IP Address of the router directly atta...

Page 230: ...the drop down arrow and select the appropriate IP interface provider 12 Click Next NOTE Use I O port 3 for all 1x1 configurations The IP Circuit Wizard Node20 Configure Interface dialog box appears Th...

Page 231: ...r Node20 enter the IP address labeled 14 Click Next The IP Circuit Wizard Node20 Configure Gateway dialog box appears The gateway IP address entered in this dialog box will be the router IP address at...

Page 232: ...add static routes at a later time see Appendix A Modifying Static Routes 15 Select Set enter the IP Address of the router directly attached to Node20 to set the static route NOTE If you are using the...

Page 233: ...pt the defaults For optimal performance the Maximum Transmission Rate should be set to 92 of the speed of your slowest network segment The IP Circuit Wizard Finish dialog box is displayed indicating t...

Page 234: ...onfiguration process by following the Creating a Data Path for Fibre Channel Device Extension Interfaces section in this chapter Creating a Data Path for Fibre Channel Device Extension Interfaces Afte...

Page 235: ...Click the Create Data Paths selection You should see marching ants outlining the Fibre Channel Device Extension 3 Double click on the destination Fibre Channel Device Extension interface 20 on Node 20...

Page 236: ...tension 4 Click Next The FC Device Extension DataPath Wizard Automatic DataPath Mapping dialog box appears 5 Enter the number of data path entries that you would like configured on Fibre Channel Devic...

Page 237: ...target connects to hosts and the Edge initiator connects to tape devices NOTE The number entered into the Number of New Entries field specifies the maximum number of devices that can be automatically...

Page 238: ...e the target and node 10 the initiator The Edge target connects to hosts and the Edge initiator connects to tape devices If both check boxes for node 10 and 20 are selected both Edge nodes are targets...

Page 239: ...ated Circuit network routing type is selectable and all other options on this dialog are grayed out If you want to change the Network Routing Type after you have created the data paths double click th...

Page 240: ...ing the Source WWN Use the following procedure to statically map the Edge LUNs and add filtering to the source WWN Use Table 8 4 and Table 8 5 page 7 for an example of how the LUNs and WWNs are used i...

Page 241: ...ro in the LUN field See Table 8 5 page 7 and the screen below for an example 4 Click OK 5 Double click on the Device Extension interface 20 on Node 20 6 Click the Host tab 7 Click in the Dest WWN LUN...

Page 242: ...box Selecting the Show Source WWN Filtering check box enables the Source WWN field to show up on the Host tab 11 Select the Discover LUN Count from the drop down menu This value determines the range...

Page 243: ...Address Type drop down menu 13 From the LUN 0 drop down menu select either Emulate or Passthru Show Source WWN Filtering Select Fibre Channel Topology Discover LUN Count LUN 0 Soft The Fibre Channel...

Page 244: ...s WWN Emulate LUN 0 is statically configured as a local McDATA controller This mode results in the Report LUNs command being intercepted and an inventory being generated based on the UltraNet configur...

Page 245: ...ng applied 17 Click OK Mapping Node 20 to WWNs Accessed by Node 10 1 Double click on the Device Extension interface 20 on Node 20 2 Click the Peripheral tab and define the WWNs accessed by Node 10 in...

Page 246: ...evice Extension 4 Click OK 5 Double click on the Device Extension interface 10 on Node 10 6 Click the Host tab 7 Click in the Dest WWN LUN field to map the 1st LUN to node 20 The field turns into a dr...

Page 247: ...ox Selecting the Show Source WWN Filtering check box enables the Source WWN field to show up on the Host tab 11 Select the Discover LUN Count from the drop down menu This value determines the range of...

Page 248: ...e Address Type drop down menu 13 From the LUN 0 drop down menu select either Emulate or Passthru Show Source WWN Filtering Select Fibre Channel Topology Discover LUN Count LUN 0 Soft The Fibre Channel...

Page 249: ...WWN Emulate LUN 0 is statically configured as a local McDATA controller This mode results in the Report LUNs command being intercepted and an inventory being generated based on the UltraNet configura...

Page 250: ...a sample network or if you made changes to the configuration parameters you must deliver the configuration information for each node defined on the active network map to the actual nodes The configura...

Page 251: ...ars where 1000 refers to the Edge model number 2 Click on the drop down menu to select the Delivery Interface The Delivery Interface defines the IP address by which the network map will be delivered 3...

Page 252: ...3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Network 2 Click Next The Delivery Wizard Select Nodes screen appears 3 Select which node s you would like to deliver and click Next The Delivery Wizard Selec...

Page 253: ...iguration by copying it into the active directory and then resets the node s Deliver delivers the network map configuration to an offline directory and is saved for activation at a later time Activate...

Page 254: ...figuration passes verification If the current network is unnamed you are prompted to provide a name for it up to eight characters The Network map must be saved before it can be delivered When the conf...

Page 255: ...Tape Device Extension 9 47 Delivering the Configured Network 1 Click OK 2 The UltraNet ConfigManager Log txt screen will automatically appear listing the Configuration Warnings and Error Messages in t...

Page 256: ...9 9 48 McDATA UltraNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Network...

Page 257: ...The following sections discuss how buffering emulation and error recovery work Buffering and Emulation Before addressing the impact of device emulation on tape backup it is helpful to understand how b...

Page 258: ...red devices completion status simply means that the operation was transferred to the device controller and is safely stored in the device s buffer Device Error Recovery Since natively attached buffere...

Page 259: ...s the Fibre Channel port on the UltraNet Edge 3000 as an N_port or NL_port allowing direct connections to Fibre Channel F_ports and FL_Ports Fibre Channel switches or Fibre Channel N_ports or NL_ports...

Page 260: ...ingle target with multiple LUNs When LUN 0 is configured in Emulate mode it will appear as a device type controller When LUN 0 is configured in Passthru mode it will represent an actual remote device...

Page 261: ...he ttag user interface If any new LUNs are discovered those LUNs will be added to the host LUN table if an open host LUN field is available Existing LUNs already discovered to any remote targets will...

Page 262: ...unless the user releases the purged list Any newly discovered remote targets will be dynamically bound to the Edge target LUN mapping replacing the purged WWNs Releasing the purged list will allow th...

Page 263: ...s The McDATA 2 1 specific MIB provides partial support of a compatible grouping of RFC 2233 Extended interface It also supports a partial grouping of FCMGMT MIB Fibre Channel mib version 4 0 as an exp...

Page 264: ...nt version for the UltraNet Edge 3000 OS The last module listed shows the current version of WebView Upgrading the UltraNet Edge 3000 On Site Local This section explains all of the steps required to r...

Page 265: ...TE An on site hardware replacement can be initiated using the UltraNet Edge 3000 s serial interface with the McDATA supplied serial cable If this is preferred over Ethernet connectivity use the Upgrad...

Page 266: ...Net Edge 3000 and invoke the new configurations 2 Telnet to the UltraNet Edge 3000 that is currently running OS 3 1 1 1 or any subsequent 3 x x x version Where xxx the version of the UltraNet Edge 300...

Page 267: ...what has been defined for the node The prom default password is shadow 4 Press ENTER to get into prom mode 5 Issue the tartoc filename command to display a listing of the files within the tar archive...

Page 268: ...just been upgraded The UltraNet Edge 3000 will be rebooted after a successful delivery Upgrading the UltraNet Edge 3000 Remote Dial up This section explains all of the steps required to replace the c...

Page 269: ...000 Unit Use the following procedure to power down the UltraNet Edge 3000 1 Direct the on site technician to power off the UltraNet Edge 3000 that is being replaced 2 Direct the on site technician to...

Page 270: ...ware Use the following procedure to FTP to the new UltraNet Edge 3000 and retrieve the new software 1 Telnet to the new UltraNet Edge 3000 and issue the abort command This will boot up the UltraNet Ed...

Page 271: ...d stop the boot process at the prom Press ENTER as soon as the prom prompt is displayed to stop the boot process 3 Issue the tartoc filename command to display a listing of the files within the tar ar...

Page 272: ...ltraNet Edge 3000 will be rebooted after a successful delivery Upgrading Edge Software from 3 1 1 1 or Higher This procedure only applies to software upgrades and should not be used when it is necessa...

Page 273: ...e disk using the remove file command 8 Issue the tarExtract vx_tar tar 0 command at the prom prompt Wait for the prom prompt to return before proceeding to step 9 After the tarExtract command is compl...

Page 274: ...Browser and System Requirements for WebView UltraNet WebView has been tested on the following operating systems and browsers View the ReadMe file for Java plug in information once you ve accessed the...

Page 275: ...oot directory 1 Use the FTP protocol to download the software from your PC to the UltraNet Edge 3000 2 FTP the UltraNet WebView software rpm file from your PC to the root directory of the UltraNet Edg...

Page 276: ...upgrading WebView the webserver needs to be restarted so it can flush all the old WebView information and load the new information from the current WebView program 4 Issue the ews reinit command at t...

Page 277: ...oftware Use the following procedure to install the most current UltraNet ConfigManager software release 1 Obtain the most current UltraNet ConfigManager UCM software release from McDATA Customer Suppo...

Page 278: ...11 11 16 McDATA UltraNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet ConfigManager Upgrade...

Page 279: ...the UltraNet Edge 3000 Field Replaceable Units FRUs UltraNet Edge 3000 Chassis Fan Assembly Power Supply Fibre Channel interface card 10 100 Ethernet interface card Gigabit Ethernet interface card OC...

Page 280: ...eplaceable Units FRUs Replacing the UltraNet Edge 3000 Chassis For replacement purposes when the UltraNet Edge 3000 chassis is referred to it assumes that the following components are included as part...

Page 281: ...l straight slot screwdriver CAUTION Attach a wrist strap and follow ESD procedures during the handling of all electronic components 1 Remove the unit from the equipment rack if necessary NOTE It is no...

Page 282: ...connector by lifting up on the plastic latch with a non metallic tool to release the power connector each connector has a black and a red wire Then remove it from the main processing board 7 Place th...

Page 283: ...fan assembly to a closed position making certain that the screw lines up with the threaded screw hole CAUTION As you swing the new fan assembly to a close position make certain that the power feed wi...

Page 284: ...es are hot swappable which means an individual power supply can be replaced while the UltraNet Edge 3000 unit is in operation 2 Unplug the faulty power supply s power cord 3 From the front side depres...

Page 285: ...Remove the new power tray from the antistatic wrapping 2 Place the power tray into the slot and gently slide it back until it is connected to the power distribution board at the back of the UltraNet E...

Page 286: ...the top cover using the small Phillips screwdriver 5 To remove the top cover you must slide the cover towards the rear of the unit as it is locked into the chassis 6 Follow the Top Cover Installation...

Page 287: ...hat were made available during the removal procedure Torque to 6 in lbs 3 Reconnect the power cords rear 4 Turn on the power supplies Fibre Channel Interface Card Removal Procedure Use the following p...

Page 288: ...new Fibre Channel interface card Fibre Channel Interface Card Installation Procedure Use the following procedure to install the Fibre Channel FCBB interface card into the UltraNet Edge 3000 chassis T...

Page 289: ...e replacement procedures found later in this chapter 10 100 Ethernet Interface Card Removal Procedure Use the following procedure to remove the 10 100 Ethernet interface card from the UltraNet Edge 30...

Page 290: ...stall the 10 100 Ethernet interface card into the UltraNet Edge 3000 chassis Tools required A small Phillips screwdriver and an adjustable Torque driver rated between 3 and 15 in lbs CAUTION Make sure...

Page 291: ...mall Phillips screwdriver and an adjustable Torque driver rated between 3 and 15 in lbs CAUTION Attach a wrist strap and follow ESD procedures see page B 19 during the handling of all electronic compo...

Page 292: ...in lbs CAUTION Make sure the power is off Attach a wrist strap and follow ESD procedures see page B 19 during the handling of all electronic components 1 Carefully insert the Gig E interface card in e...

Page 293: ...ver rated between 3 and 15 in lbs CAUTION Attach a wrist strap and follow ESD procedures see page B 19 during the handling of all electronic components 1 Follow the Top Cover Removal Procedure 2 Turn...

Page 294: ...tween 3 and 15 in lbs CAUTION Make sure the power is off Attach a wrist strap and follow ESD procedures see page B 19 during the handling of all electronic components 1 Carefully insert the OC 3 ATM i...

Page 295: ...short wave transceivers Tools required No special tools are required CAUTION Attach a wrist strap and follow ESD procedures during the handling of all electronic components The transceivers are hot sw...

Page 296: ...the transceiver To avoid breaking the release tab be careful to push it straight in 3 Pull the transceiver out of the interface card Removing the Black Metal Clasp Transceiver 1 Remove the fiber optic...

Page 297: ...g E Short Wave SFP Transceiver Use the installation procedure below to install all variations of the Gig E short wave transceivers Installing the Red Plastic Tab Transceiver 1 Carefully position the l...

Page 298: ...2 12 20 McDATA UltraNet Edge 3000 User Guide Replacing the Gigabit Ethernet Short Wave Transceiver Installing the Black Metal Clasp Transceiver Installing the Plain Metal Clasp Transceiver Sb053 Sb126...

Page 299: ...he Gig E Long Wave SFP Transceiver The long wave transceiver for the Gig E interface card has a blue metal clasp shown below Use the following procedure to remove the transceiver from the interface ca...

Page 300: ...for the Gig E interface card has a blue metal clasp shown below Use the following procedure to install the transceiver into the interface card Installing the Blue Metal Clasp Transceiver 1 Carefully...

Page 301: ...while the Edge unit is in operation Removing the Gig E Copper Transceiver There is only one type of Copper transceiver used for the Gig E interface card use the following procedure for removal 1 Remo...

Page 302: ...eiver There is only one type of Copper transceiver used for the Gig E interface card use the following procedure to install it into the interface card 1 Carefully position the copper transceiver to in...

Page 303: ...ATM Short Wave SFP Transceiver Use the following procedure to remove the short wave OC 3 ATM transceiver from the right port of the interface card Although the OC 3 ATM interface card currently has tw...

Page 304: ...er into the right port of the interface card Although the OC 3 ATM interface card currently has two physical ports only the right port is functional Installing the Plain Metal Clasp Transceiver 1 Care...

Page 305: ...TM Long Wave SFP Transceiver The OC 3 ATM long wave transceiver has a blue plastic body with a plain metal clasp Use the following procedure to remove the transceiver from the interface card Removing...

Page 306: ...as a blue plastic body with a plain metal clasp Use the following procedure to install the transceiver into the interface card Installing the Plain Metal Clasp Transceiver 1 Carefully position the lon...

Page 307: ...dge 3000 unit is in operation Removing the Fibre Channel Short Wave SFP Transceiver Use the removal procedure below that corresponds with the type of transceiver you are removing Removing the Black Me...

Page 308: ...to release the transceiver To avoid breaking the release tab be careful to push it straight in 3 Pull the transceiver out of the interface card Installing the Fibre Channel Short Wave SFP Transceiver...

Page 309: ...cing the Fibre Channel Short Wave Transceiver Installing the Black Metal Clasp Transceiver NOTE This black metal clasp transceiver is also used with the FCXL2 interface card Installing the Black Plast...

Page 310: ...g wave Fibre Channel transceiver has a blue plastic tab Use the following procedure to remove the long wave transceiver from the interface card Removing the Blue Plastic Tab Transceiver 1 Remove the f...

Page 311: ...Use the following procedure to install the long wave Fibre Channel transceiver into the interface card Installing the Blue Plastic Tab Transceiver 1 Carefully position the long wave transceiver to ins...

Page 312: ...12 12 34 McDATA UltraNet Edge 3000 User Guide Replacing the Fibre Channel Long Wave Transceiver...

Page 313: ...apter 2 for information regarding LEDs Network Design Verify that the IP addresses subnet masks static routes and the default gateway are correct Ensure that the IP host addresses for all of the Ultra...

Page 314: ...command will show every possible command that can be typed at the main menu prompt Some commands will enter into their own user interface with their own submenu of commands When you enter into anothe...

Page 315: ...ircuit is not established with the peer node 1 If the circuit status is down first check the physical interface to make sure the interface link is up See either the AMDENET 10 100 WAN or Maintenance I...

Page 316: ...outer AMDENET 10 100 WAN or Maintenance Interface The AMDENET user interface provides statistical and informational data pertaining to all the Ethernet interfaces For further information on the AMDENE...

Page 317: ...full duplex TX interrupts 1041 Broadcast frames sent 125 Ethernet frames sent 1041 TX queue length 1 Total frames sent 1041 Total bytes sent 126238 RX interrupts 1066 Unicast frames received 1066 Uni...

Page 318: ...ast frames received 3372 Unicast bytes received 331099 Broadcast frames received 11834 Broadcast bytes received 4971868 802 3 frames received 10124 Total frames received 15206 Total bytes received 530...

Page 319: ...iscards 0 InErrors 0 InUnknownProtos 0 OutOctets 0x0000000000000874 OutUcastPkts 33 OutMulticast 0 OutBroadcast 0 OutDiscards 0 OutErrors 0 DiscontinuityTime 0 RX packet 64 bytes 1 RX packets 65 127 b...

Page 320: ...and clears the backbone trace for one or all Fibre Channel instances clear batch_stats This command clears the interface batching statistics or one or all Fibre Channel instances clear ints This comma...

Page 321: ...been enabled the screen display would look similar to the following tm 0x10 fccnt dump proxy Instance 1 Device 0 Device 0 Proxy enabled yes Local SwitchName 10 00 00 60 69 22 1c f3 Remote SwitchName 1...

Page 322: ...mmands refer to the FCSW Commands chapter in the UltraNet Edge Storage Router Command Reference The following sections highlight the commands useful for troubleshooting fcsw cache This command display...

Page 323: ...EADY batching limit is 3 flow control is OFF NOTE Passthrough mode indicates that you have a good E_port connection Example of the fcxl2 dump backbone command screen display showing a missing connecti...

Page 324: ...ce SUPPORT The support command is an all in one command It should be used when a problem needs to be escalated to McDATA for support support o filename Once the support o command is issued the followi...

Page 325: ...ng failure V020 Shell initialization failure VXOK Kernel ok V020 V027 Network protocol initialization failed V028 V030 unused V030 Can t load network config info from NVRAM or BOOTP failure V031 V037...

Page 326: ...ed in to a Switch but instead plugged directly into a server or device make sure the server or device is configured for Public or Private Loop If you are directly connecting a server or device into th...

Page 327: ...ommand to inspect the UltraNet Edge 3000 s FC SCSI Tape Pipelining LUN map b If reordering is required issue the ttag wwnPurg 2 all command This command removes all dynamically discovered entries from...

Page 328: ...le entries from the table however the ttag wwnRel command will only allow a release of a WWN which will cause the UltraNet Edge 3000 to re discover all the devices attached to that WWN See the Static...

Page 329: ...agnostics with a telnet session contact Technical Support for the Prom user name and password see the Regulatory and Safety Statements section in the Chapter Preface Use the following procedure to use...

Page 330: ...display the size of the program and the loading process Example dll_load diags sbtt dll Enter value 1 0xffffffff int_pri_ptr 0xfe00d47 2 From the prom prompt type start_ xxxx and press the Enter key...

Page 331: ...ram tests the UltraNet Edge 3000 s CHARM ATM POS WAN interface and verifies that it can perform memory transfer functions across the primary PCI bus and local memory Test data can be looped back eithe...

Page 332: ...8 Lpbk Incr Byte Test 96 Run All Lpbk Tests 9 Lpbk Incr Packet Test 97 Run All P2P Tests 10 Lpbk Increment VC Test 98 Run All Line Tests 11 Charm Port to Port Test 99 Execute All 99 Test 3 Charm Memor...

Page 333: ...1 Total Errors 0 Tests Run Parameters 00020600 01000000 40000000 44000000 F0040000 QuickMem 40000000 41000000 42000000 40800000 41800000 42100000 1000 0 1 1020304 Incrementing DMA1 DMA2 ENA_DMA_INT 0...

Page 334: ...ltraNet Edge 3000 s flash drive as the file fcbb dll Using the PROM interface the file must be loaded into memory and executed from there This program tests the UltraNet Edge 3000 s Fibre Channel modu...

Page 335: ...rite Patt 55555555 PASSED FC BB TX Queue Data Test passed 1 failed 0 Test 5 FC BB TX Queue Adrs Test running PASSED FC BB TX Queue Adrs Test passed 1 failed 0 PASSED FC BB TX Queue Adrs Test passed 1...

Page 336: ...UltraNet Edge 3000 10 100 Ethernet diagnostic program resides on the UltraNet Edge 3000 s flash drive as the file e10t dll Using the PROM interface the file must be loaded into memory and executed fr...

Page 337: ...t Incr Packet Test 96 Run All P2P Tests 10 Port Chained Pkt Test 97 Run All TX Line Tsts 11 P2P Dual Dir Test 98 Run All RX Line Tsts 12 P2P DDir Incr Byte 99 Execute All Loopback 99 Loopback Test run...

Page 338: ...ir Chained Pkt 1 Set Options 15 TX Line Test 2 Set Parameters 16 RX Line Test 3 Loopback Test 17 TX Ln Incr Byte Test 4 Lpbk Incr Byte Test 18 RX Ln Incr Byte Test 5 Lpbk Incr Packet Test 19 TX Ln Inc...

Page 339: ...and 7 through 35 for two modules SBTM ZPCM Diagnostic Test Revision 1 1 12 07 2001 MAIN MENU Options SINGLE STOP 0 1 Total Errors 0 Tests Run Parameters 1000 1000 0 1 0 1020304 Incrementing ZPC2 0 B 5...

Page 340: ...running PASSED Incr Pkt Byte C U Tst passed 1 failed 0 Varied Byte C U Test running PASSED Varied Byte C U Test passed 1 failed 0 Varied Data C U Test running PASSED Varied Data C U Test passed 1 fail...

Page 341: ...dule and verifies that it can perform memory transfer functions to the local memory and the buffer memory Individual tests can be selected from the menu or the 99 Execute All option can be used to run...

Page 342: ...following procedure to perform the graceful shutdown 1 At the prompt enter the shutdown command tm 0x10 shutdown 2 The following text will appear on the screen enter yes to continue Are you sure you...

Page 343: ...equirements for the UltraNet Edge 3000 UltraNet Edge 3000 Chassis Dimensions Table A 1 lists the chassis dimensions of the UltraNet Edge 3000 unit The UltraNet Edge 3000 can be placed in a stand alone...

Page 344: ...requirements provided in Figure A 1 These clearances do not include space for cables or personnel In addition be sure that the UltraNet Edge 3000 cables do not interfere with other equipment cables F...

Page 345: ...Class A Electromagnetic Immunity European Communities EN55024 1998 for Electromagnetic Immunity in an IT Environment Limits for Harmonic Current Emissions equipment input current 16 A per phase or eq...

Page 346: ...o ensure that the UltraNet Edge 3000 functions appropriately The power connector for the UltraNet Edge 3000 is a three pronged plug NEMA 5 15P Table A 4 UltraNet Edge 3000 Power Requirements Type Requ...

Page 347: ...e on unit placement Unpack and inspect the UltraNet Edge 3000 unit Take an inventory of UltraNet Edge 3000 components Ensure that ESD procedures are followed see Cables and Equipment on page 14 If the...

Page 348: ...stated in Clearance Requirements in Appendix A Table Top Place the UltraNet Edge 3000 unit on a level stable surface Do not place in direct sunlight or near a heat vent Rack Mount To install the Ultra...

Page 349: ...ake it impossible to remove 2 Position the UltraNet Edge 3000 unit in the rack It may be necessary to tilt the unit approximately six inches or so to clear the rack mounting rails a 4U opening is need...

Page 350: ...connection allows you to configure your UltraNet Edge 3000 using the UltraNet ConfigManager application 1 Connect an Ethernet straight through Category 5 cable to the RJ 45 connector labeled Ethernet...

Page 351: ...ply 1 Connect the appropriate end of both AC power cords to the power connectors on the rear panel of the UltraNet Edge 3000 unit 2 Connect the three pronged NEMA 5 15P end of the power cord to a grou...

Page 352: ...e interface cards include Fibre Channel FCBB card Ethernet 10 100 Gigabit Ethernet OC 3 ATM NOTE The 10 100 Mbps RJ 45 Ethernet interface located on the front of the UltraNet Edge 3000 is for maintena...

Page 353: ...the standard LC connector 1 Locate the I O interface configured as Fibre Channel 2 Locate the FC fiber cable with the standard LC connector 3 Align the cable connectors Receive Rx and Transmit Tx wit...

Page 354: ...or long wave single mode transceivers see Appendix C Cables Connectors and Adapters for the specifications Instructions for removing and installing the transceivers are found in Chapter 12 Hardware Ma...

Page 355: ...Rx and Tx Gently insert the connector Removing Gig E Cabling Use this section to remove the cabling from the Gig E interface 1 Grasp the LC connector at the end of the fiber optic cable 2 Depress the...

Page 356: ...rs The OC 3 multi mode transceivers are white and the single mode are blue see Appendix C Cables Connectors and Adapters for the OC 3 ATM specifications Instructions for removing and installing the tr...

Page 357: ...window display on front of the unit See the Indicators Switches and Interfaces section in Chapter 2 for descriptions of the indicators and alphanumeric displays or the LED Diagnostic Codes section in...

Page 358: ...ctly to a PC For all RS 232 serial connections use RS 232 cables with RJ 45 connectors Connecting a Remote Modem to the UltraNet Edge 3000 Use the following procedure to connect a remote modem to the...

Page 359: ...ce which is used for console connections This interface is set to communicate at 38 4K bps with eight data bits 1 stop bit no parity and no hardware flow control Table B 2 provides the pinouts for the...

Page 360: ...cific AA adapter This cable adapter is provided with the UltraNet Edge 3000 and the optional remote support kit It inserts into the DCE port on the back of the remote modem for direct connection to th...

Page 361: ...with proper grounding connections See Figure B 7 for the location of the wrist strap connectors Figure B 7 ESD Grounding Connection for UltraNet Edge 3000 Table B 4 Customer Supplied Cables and Equip...

Page 362: ...re directly into the UltraNet Edge 3000 after removing it from the antistatic wrapping Do not remove the anti static wrapping until you are ready to do the install If you must set down an unwrapped sp...

Page 363: ...M interfaces RS 232 Cables with RJ 45 Connector The RS 232 cable with RJ 45 connector is used to connect the UltraNet Edge 3000 to a serial interface Refer to Table C 1 for the lengths of the RS 232 c...

Page 364: ...the AA adapter The AA is a DB25 to RJ45 RS 232 straight through adapter The AA adapter is attached to the remote modem for connection when directly attached to the UltraNet Edge 3000 Table C 2 DB Adap...

Page 365: ...EE Adapter Pinouts RJ 45 Pin Out DB9 Pin Out EE Adapter 1 DTR 4 DTR 2 DSR 6 DSR 3 DCD 1 DCD 4 GND 5 GND 5 TXD 3 TXD 6 RXD 2 RXD 7 RTS 7 RTS 8 CTS 8 CTS Table C 5 provides the full names of the pinout...

Page 366: ...to ANSI s Web site at http www ansi org Class 2 is a connectionless grade of service making use of mulitplexed frame switching with multiple sources sharing the same channels Class 2 supports confirm...

Page 367: ...Gbps 62 5 microns 250 meters 1 0625 Gbps 62 5 microns 120 meters 2 125 Gbps Output Power 10 to 4 dBm Maximum Input Power 0 dBm Connector Type Duplex LC Single mode Reach 10 Km Core Diameter Cladding...

Page 368: ...t Ethernet technology Table C 8 provides the Gigabit Ethernet cable type specifications Table C 7 Ethernet 10 100 Cable and Connector Specifications Cable Type Specification CAT5 UTP cable Line Rate C...

Page 369: ...ational Wavelength 1310 nm Data Rate 1 25 Gbps Receiver sensitivity 21 dBm Transmitter output maximum power Transmitter output minimum power 3 dBm 9 5 dBm Output Power 5 dBm Maximum Input Power 14 5 d...

Page 370: ...onnector Specifications Cable Type Specification Multi mode Short Reach Standard OC 3 SONET SDH STM 1 Fiber Cladding Diameter 62 5 125 and 50 125 micron Distance 50 micron 850 meters 62 5 micron 500 m...

Page 371: ...smission Length 40 Km Operational wavelength 1310 nm Data Rate 155 Mbps Receiver Sensitivity 36 dBm Output Power 3 dBm Maximum Input Power 7 dBm Typical cable attenuation at 1300 nm 0 35to 0 50 dB Km...

Page 372: ...C 10 UltraNet Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide OC 3 ATM Specifications...

Page 373: ...aming Settings Configuring the Internal McDATA Fibre Channel Switch Interface The following section pertains to F_port configurations and is only necessary to configure when using the UltraNet Edge 30...

Page 374: ...ing the internal Fibre Channel Switch application with one port there are three tabs the Basic tab the Advanced tab and the FC Switch tab Basic Tab Select this tab to choose the I O Port I O Port Sele...

Page 375: ...ort configurations Select this option to enable frame batching based on an MTU value The MTU batching size defines the MTU for the batch of backbone frames that are collected and transmitted as one pa...

Page 376: ...layed if available If this information is not available N A is displayed Advanced Tab Configure the advanced FC Switch parameters from this tab Switch Priority Select the Switch Priority from the drop...

Page 377: ...1 to 128 Seven is the default Zoning The Zoning drop down list displays all available values Select Port Zoning if your application requires device controller to device controller mapping or if you ha...

Page 378: ...The UltraNet Edge 3000 TAI Temps Atomique International driver is responsible for time synchronization using the TAI time format The TAI driver is configured automatically through UCM to support the...

Page 379: ...ppears 2 Double click the Time Server icon in the Logical View of the UltraNet Edge Expanded View screen The Time Synchronization Protocol screen appears 3 Select NTP Server and enter the NTP server a...

Page 380: ...e circuit level before enabling the Transport CRC for all data feature This feature can be used for Data protection on a WAN that has known problems where the performance costs are tolerable Applicati...

Page 381: ...l data passing through the circuit 5 Click OK E_Port Disk Streaming Settings The E_port Disk Streaming function is disabled by default When your network has been configured you can verify the settings...

Page 382: ...treaming see Enable Disk Streaming in this chapter F_Port Disk Streaming Settings The F_port Disk Streaming function is disabled by default Once your network has been configured you can verify the set...

Page 383: ...ble or disable Disk Streaming To disable F_port Disk Streaming clear the Enable Disk Streaming check box and click OK To enable F_port Disk Streaming select the Enable Disk Streaming check box and cli...

Page 384: ...D 12 UltraNet Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide F_Port Disk Streaming Settings...

Page 385: ...appendix describes how to display verify add delete and modify static routes Display Static Routes Use the following procedure to display static routes 1 Double click on the IP link circuit 90 The IPC...

Page 386: ...P configuration properties for each node on the circuit and the static routes for the nodes that connect to the circuit Verify Static Routes Use the following procedure to verify static routes 1 Click...

Page 387: ...ault gateway fields are automatically updated when the Ethernet Maintenance interface is configured via the Initial Config step The host specific static route fields are updated when the IP circuit is...

Page 388: ...lly updated when the IP circuit is configured Modify Static Routes To modify the existing entries highlight the data to be changed and replace it with the new data Add Static Routes If additional entr...

Page 389: ...SNMP on the UltraNet Edge 3000 Configure SNMP on the UltraNet Edge 3000 Use the following procedure to configure SNMP if you are managing any UltraNet Edge 3000 using a network management tool 1 At th...

Page 390: ...F 2 UltraNet Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide 2 The UltraNet Edge 3000 Expanded View Node 10 screen appears 3 Select the SNMP tab...

Page 391: ...upper and lower case letters you must enter at least one character a Enter the type or description of the node in the Description field b Enter the contact information in the Contact field c Check the...

Page 392: ...onfigured SNMP trap destinations b Set the Default Action field to either Allow or Deny see Table F 1 for an explanation of this field c Set the Read Community field to public d Set the Write Communit...

Page 393: ...he configurations files NOTE For more detailed information see the UltraNet ConfigManager online Help Table F 1 SNMP Configuration Screen Fields Field Description Authentication Traps Yes enables the...

Page 394: ...Edge 3000 SNMP agent forwards traps to defined trap destinations based on severity levels The severity levels in the UltraNet Edge 3000 range from 0 7 The lower the number the more critical the messa...

Page 395: ...A has verified that the following SNMP software packages will compile the MIBs correctly SimpleSoft SimpleTester v8 0 0 Castle Rock Computing Version 5 0 4d Epilogue Technology Emissary SNMP MIB Compi...

Page 396: ...F 8 UltraNet Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide SNMP Software Packages...

Page 397: ...ion Use this command with caution Once the sysclean command is complete the Edge will issue bootp requests for initial IP configuration Using the Sysclean Command Use the following procedure to restor...

Page 398: ...e proprietary and confidential property of CNT Any Disclosure use or reproduction without the prior written consent of CNT is strictly prohibited Failure to properly protect this material could subjec...

Page 399: ...MHz Board Edge HwRev 0 Map A Memory Size 0x4000000 dsk Volume is OK Loading system DLLs ld 0 0 dsk vx core dll Loaded CNTCORE build 358 value 28191040 0x1ae2940 ld 0 0 dsk vx httpd dll Starting HTTP s...

Page 400: ...tive SYSTEM CFG SYSTEMPR deleting file dsk cnt configs active SYSTEM CFG SNMP deleting file dsk cnt configs active SYSTEM CFG IPROUTEG deleting file dsk cnt configs active SYSTEM CFG DLMRULES value 0...

Page 401: ...en done Manually Configure the Maintenance IP Port using the Command Line Interface Before you begin You need the Maintenance Port IP address default gateway address and subnet mask to complete this p...

Page 402: ...gure these parameters are shown in Fields A B F and G Quotation marks and commas must be used when using this command 14 At the prom prompt type reset The UltraNet Edge 3000 will reboot and bring you...

Page 403: ...e Manual Configurations It is necessary to update the UltraNet ConfigManager application with the configuration information you entered manually After using UltraNet ConfigManager to configure the ent...

Page 404: ...t Gateway for the Maintenance Port IP 5 Click inside the Gateway field and enter the Gateway address for the Maintenance Port IP 6 Change the Precedence field from Preferred to Default The first entry...

Page 405: ...d not configure the Maintenance Port IP using the Set Initial Config option 8 Click Yes in the Warning message to update the Maintenance Port IP address to the UltraNet ConfigManager application 9 Fol...

Page 406: ...H 6 UltraNet Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide Update UltraNet ConfigManager with the Manual Configurations...

Page 407: ...3000 to recover faster Issuing the Spantree Portfast Command Issue the spantree portfast command only when faster recovery for the UltraNet Edge 3000 is necessary NOTE The information contained in the...

Page 408: ...st start feature on a port 2 of module 1 Console enable set spantree portfast 1 2 enable Warning Spantree port fast start should only be enabled on ports connected to a single host Connecting hubs con...

Page 409: ...for ATM WAN network configurations The worksheets may be copied and used to record information on hardcopy or they may be used as a guideline for creating a worksheet in a file format that may be easi...

Page 410: ...Router 3000 User Guide Configuration Worksheets IP Configuration Worksheet Complete both rows labeled 1x1 and 2x2 if you are configuring a 2x2 See Figure for an example along with the relationship to...

Page 411: ...J 3 Configuration Worksheets Figure J 1 Sample IP Worksheet and Relationship to Hardware Configuration...

Page 412: ...ter 3000 User Guide Configuration Worksheets ATM WAN Configuration Worrksheet Complete both rows labeled 1x1 and 2x2 if you are configuring a 2x2 See Figure for an example along with the relationship...

Page 413: ...J 5 Configuration Worksheets Figure J 2 Sample ATM WAN Worksheet and Relationship to Hardware Configuration...

Page 414: ...J 6 UltraNet Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide Configuration Worksheets...

Page 415: ...nd transmits these messages to every member of an emulated LAN BUS See Broadcast and Unknown Server bus number A bus number is assigned to every physical trunk or link that connects two UltraNet Edge...

Page 416: ...c One or more Fibre Channel switches in a networked topology fault tolerant By using a method of remote mirroring the UltraNet Edge 3000 system ensures that even in the event of a power failure a disk...

Page 417: ...design is set hardwired chips are produced for faster performance gateway A device that allows communication between dissimilar protocols by translating information from one protocol to another GBIC...

Page 418: ...nd retrieval isochronous Signals that are dependent on some uniform timing or carry their own timing information embedded as part of the signal LAN See Local Area Network Local Area Network A geograph...

Page 419: ...ds that portion of the routing table keeps track of routes to particular network destinations that describes the state of its own links and it also sends the complete routing structure topography The...

Page 420: ...Network Management Protocol A common method by which network management applications can query a management agent using a support MIB SNMP operates at the OSI Application layer Small Form Factor Plugg...

Page 421: ...us Signals that are sourced from the same timing reference and have the same frequency FC SCSI Tape Pipelining Performs remote tape backup performance over extended distances using a new or existing I...

Page 422: ...g 8 Glossary Zoning A feature in Fabric switches or hubs that allow segmentation of a node by physical port name or address...

Page 423: ...n 30200518 Spantree Portfast for Cisco routers I 1 sysclean G 1 user interface for troubleshooting 13 1 components hardware 2 11 compression diagnostic program 13 27 configuration features 1 6 config...

Page 424: ...d to end CRC 3 13 environmental specifications A 3 air flow A 3 electromagnetic emissions A 3 electromagnetic immunity A 3 heat generated A 3 operation environment A 3 safety A 3 ESD electrostatic dis...

Page 425: ...n procedures fan assembly 12 4 power supply 12 7 UltraNet Edge Storage Router B 1 interfaces 2 13 internal switch FCSW 6 1 IP load balancing 1 3 J Java plug in 11 12 L LAN local area network 1 1 LEDs...

Page 426: ...cable part numbers and length C 1 routing options 3 8 RS 232 cables B 14 pinouts B 13 S safety specifications A 3 security default password Edge 1 7 WebView 11 12 serial interface connection 13 17 ser...

Page 427: ...net B 9 multi mode Fibre Channel 1 4 B 7 C 4 multi mode Gig E 1 5 B 8 B 9 C 6 multi mode OC 3 1 6 B 10 C 8 single mode Fibre Channel 1 4 single mode Gig E 1 5 B 8 B 9 C 7 single mode OC 3 1 6 B 10 C 8...

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