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Index

Spectra Logic

contacting 2
Knowledge Base 70
sales 44
technical support 70

e-mail 70
phone 70

Web site 44, 70

tape drives

(also see drive type)
about NAStape drives 9

technical support

contacting 70
Knowledge Base 70
RMA numbers 70
warranty policies 67

troubleshooting

Knowledge Base 70

unpacking the NAStape 14
user guide

intent 12

using

59
AIT tape drives 45
HTTP interface 17
LTO-1 tape drive 52
LTO-2 tape drives 56
NAStape 43
serial port 29
Web interface 17

voltage

warning 4

warnings

AC power 4
as conventions 12
high voltage 4
NAStape 4

warranty 67

shipping 68

Web interface

configuration 21
connecting 17
device information 27
logout 28
maintenance 27
restart 27
security 28
status 19
using 17

Web site

Spectra Logic 2, 44, 70

Knowledge Base 70

Summary of Contents for NAStape 100

Page 1: ...P N 90930054 Revision A NAStape User Guide Spe c t ra Lo g i c...

Page 2: ...lication from time to time without notice and reserves the right to change any product specification at any time without notice Some products or services mentioned in this manual are provided by compa...

Page 3: ...failure of Java technology could lead directly to death personal injury or severe physical or environmental damage No liability for certain damages Except as prohibited by law Software Suppliers shall...

Page 4: ...arts within the unit High Voltage Warning The NAStape unit contains high voltage components that can cause injury or death Only qualified electricians should replace or install high voltage components...

Page 5: ...ion 9 About NAStape 9 Flexible Connectivity 9 About This Guide 12 Chapter 2 Installing NAStape 13 Preparing for Installation 13 Unpacking the NAStape 14 Connecting the NAStape 16 Chapter 3 Using the H...

Page 6: ...g the NAStape 43 Powering On and Off 43 Checking Connection Status 43 Upgrading Firmware 44 Purchasing Media and Cleaning Cartridges 44 Chapter 6 NAStape 100 Tape Drives and Media 45 AIT Tape Drives 4...

Page 7: ...Specifications 73 Sony AIT Specifications 74 HP LTO Ultrium Generation 1 Specifications 75 IBM LTO Ultrium Generation 2 Specifications 76 Quantum SDLT 320 Specifications 77 Appendix B Regulatory and...

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Page 9: ...y AIT 2 drive or Sony AIT 3 drive and the NAStape 200 supports a single Quantum SDLT 320 HP LTO Ultrium or IBM LTO 2 tape drive Both the NAStape 100 and NAStape 200 provide the interconnectivity requi...

Page 10: ...multiple requests are not being sent to the same tape drive at the same time With NDMP there is typically a backup application server that manages access to the tape drives Even though multiple NAS d...

Page 11: ...ed no other host can gain access to the drive until it is unlocked In any case if multiple hosts will be accessing the NAStape some access management scheme must be implemented to prevent stored data...

Page 12: ...d warnings Note Read Notes for additional information or suggestions about the topic or procedure being discussed Caution Read Cautions to learn ways to avoid damaging NAStape tape drives or other equ...

Page 13: ...you may need to obtain an available IP address for the NAStape NAStape comes with DHCP and WINS enabled however you will need to manually configure the IP address if there is no DHCP server on the lo...

Page 14: ...ide One media cartridge and one cleaning cartridge only for the NAStape 200 configured with and SDLT 320 drive AC power cord Serial cable Note There is no Ethernet cable included Removing the NAStape...

Page 15: ...he first end before removing the foam from the second end 4 Move the NAStape to the installation site when you are ready to connect it Note Keep NAStape s packing materials in a safe place for moving...

Page 16: ...for the low voltage sensor in the unit There are two interfaces available to configure and set up your options HTTP and serial port Select the appropriate method based on your environment DHCP Environ...

Page 17: ...he rear panel of the NAStape This hostname may be changed to avoid duplicate hostnames Note If you are having trouble bringing up the Web page with Internet Explorer be sure to check your HTTP proxy s...

Page 18: ...not enter any password If this is the first time using your NAStape the default super user setting is username SU with no password How to Proceed If you would like to view the NAStape status go to St...

Page 19: ...Status screen will be the first screen to display after you have logged in Use the tabs on the left to navigate sections use the large icons to navigate screens within that section Figure 3 2 TheGene...

Page 20: ...speed Click on Ethernet Port to configure For more information on configuring the ethernet interface go to Ethernet on page 22 Tape Drive This section of the screen identifies the tape drive type the...

Page 21: ...This section identifies the hardware ID that you will need to be able to receive an option key Once you have an option key you can enter it in this section Enter the number and select Add Key You can...

Page 22: ...until purchased and activated with a key code Licensed Disabled The option has been purchased but is currently inactive Licensed Enabled The option is currently licensed and active Note Ethernet stor...

Page 23: ...less than 12 characters to support DHCP and DNS naming conventions IP Address Static IP address This field is not available while in DHCP mode IP Subnet Mask IP network mask standard IP parameter Gate...

Page 24: ...Control iSCSI Port The default iSCSI listen port number is 3260 This is the IANA assigned port for iSCSI and should not be modified under normal conditions Authentication Select None if you do not wis...

Page 25: ...cify the IP address of the iSNS server iSNS IP Address Enter the IP address of the iSNS server This must be a valid server IP whenever iSNS is enabled iSNS Port The default port 3205 is assigned by IA...

Page 26: ...ce 26 NDMP Configure the NDMP port and add a username and password You can also select to allow plain text passwords Select Change to save the information The NDMP Device Names are also listed Figure...

Page 27: ...evice To view the information select the appropriate icon for the device type select the specific device from the drop down menu and then select GO Selecting the Restart icon will save all configured...

Page 28: ...level and then select Add User Edit User Select a current user to edit update their information and then select Change Delete User Select the user to be deleted and the select Delete Note You cannot...

Page 29: ...the diagnostic port located by the serial number tag with a serial port terminal emulation application like HyperTerminal running on a host computer 2 The serial port settings should be set as follow...

Page 30: ...elect to configure the Ethernet settings 4 TAOS ITP Not available in NAStape 5 TAOS NDMP Select to configure the NDMP settings 6 TAOS iSCSI Select to set configure the iSCSI settings 7 Enable Device o...

Page 31: ...Proceed If you need create or reset a password go to Password Configuration on page 32 If you would like to configure your Ethernet ports iSCSI or NDMP go to Ethernet Configuration on page 33 If you n...

Page 32: ...enter your password then to re enter it Note This password is also used to validate firmware updates using FTP Help Displays help for this menu ESC Return to previous menu Returns you to the TAOS Conf...

Page 33: ...the NAStape to your network these values should be set as appropriate for your site 1 To launch the Ethernet Configuration Menu select 3 from the TAOS Configuration Menu The Ethernet Configuration Men...

Page 34: ...r iSCSI and NDMP protocols Type 8 then type a new username 9 Password Select or change the password If changing the password you will be prompted to enter your password then to re enter it Help Displa...

Page 35: ...ed port for iSCSI and should not be modified under normal conditions 5 Enable iSNS Choose to enable or disable iSNS When iSNS is enabled it is necessary to specify the IP address of the iSNS server 6...

Page 36: ...Serial Port Interface 36 4 Select 9 to save the changes 5 Select y when prompted to reboot Note You must reboot the NAStape in order for the new iSCSI parameters to take effect Check Release Notes for...

Page 37: ...ugh the Options Enablement Menu verify that NDMP is licensed and enabled Figure 4 6 If NDMP Network Backup is not licensed obtain and enter the activation key from Spectra Logic If NDMP is not enabled...

Page 38: ...ds Select 1 to either enable or disable cleartext passwords 2 NDMP Port Select 2 to set the NDMP port 2 Press Esc to return to the TAOS Configuration Menu There will be an asterisk next to the menu op...

Page 39: ...on has been purchased but is currently inactive Note Ethernet storage devices may have only one protocol active at any given time Enabling one Ethernet protocol will automatically disable all other Et...

Page 40: ...nu option indicating that an unsaved change has been made 4 Select 9 to save the changes 5 Select y when prompted to reboot Note You must reboot the NAStape in order for the new options to take effect...

Page 41: ...NIC on the unit and on Network Appliance You can do this through the ifconfig command on Solaris and Network Appliance systems On Windows NT and Windows 2000 systems the MTU size is configured in the...

Page 42: ...n will also need to know the user name and password that it should use for the tape server device This is the same user name and password assigned to the NAStape in NDMP Setup on page 37 The recommend...

Page 43: ...ia and Cleaning Cartridges Powering On and Off The NAStape unit power switch is located on the NAStape s rear panel just to the right of the fan Figure 5 1 Checking Connection Status To review the sta...

Page 44: ...hased directly from Spectra Logic s Web site or by calling your sales representative Contacting Spectra Logic Information WebSite http www spectralogic com Supplies and Accessories Sales United States...

Page 45: ...Sony AIT drive uses a built in head cleaner designed to last for the life of the drive This built in cleaner works well but it should not be relied upon as the only drive cleaning mechanism particula...

Page 46: ...e as shown in Figure 6 1 Busy Indicates drive read and write activity Tape Indicates tape load unload activity and error rate information Status Indicates the status of the tape drive including whethe...

Page 47: ...loaded N A Onb b On green and not blinking SCSI Active Loaded Write protected Fast Blinkc c Fast blink blinks green for 1 4 second and off for 1 4 second Drive active Loading Unloading Cleaning tape a...

Page 48: ...dge should be performed in the following situations Every 100 hours of drive use or less in the following situations When the NAStape has been installed in areas having high amounts of airborne partic...

Page 49: ...ge to reach room temperature slowly Handling of Tape Cartridges Proper handing of tape cartridges is essential to insuring data integrity Tape cartridges must be kept in a clean dust free environment...

Page 50: ...Chapter 6 NAStape 100 Tape Drives and Media 50...

Page 51: ...e Open LTO 1 Ultrium IBM Second Generation Linear Tape Open LTO 2 Ultrium Quantum Super Digital Linear Tape SDLT 320 The following sections provide detailed information about the care and use of the t...

Page 52: ...amber LED indicates an error in the tape cartridge Use Cleaning Cartridge This amber LED indicates when a cleaning cartridge should be used Getting Information from the LEDs The following table summar...

Page 53: ...tridges 1 Power on the NAStape 2 Carefully insert the cleaning tape into the drive with the window facing the top of the drive The cleaning tape performs automatic cleaning this takes approximately fi...

Page 54: ...g Media Use only LTO Ultrium cartridges Compatible media is recognizable by the Ultrium logo which is the same as the logo on the front of the drive Caring for HP Ultrium Media In optimal environments...

Page 55: ...ridges in direct sunlight Do not leave the cartridges in places where magnetic fields are present such as under telephones next to monitors or near transformers Do not drop the cartridges or handle th...

Page 56: ...ges Diagnostic or maintenance functions while in maintenance mode only Status light This LED provides information about the state of the drive The light can be green or amber and when lit solid or fla...

Page 57: ...e completes the recovery and is ready for a read or write operation One of the followingapplies If thelight flashes oncepersecond an error occurred andthetapedriveormediamayrequireservice Note the cod...

Page 58: ...ns tests and determines whether the drive can properly load and unload cartridges andread andwrite data 1 Update Tape Drive Firmware from FMR Tape Load updated firmware from a field microcode replacem...

Page 59: ...unload button once Note During a rewind and eject operation the drive will not accept SCSI com mands from the server Place the tape drive in mainte nance mode Ensure that the tape driveis unloaded The...

Page 60: ...on page 44 Cleaning the Drive Head Clean the drive head whenever C displays on the single character display and the status light is solid green IBM does not recommend that you clean the drive head on...

Page 61: ...pen only the cartridge door Do not open any other part of the cartridge case The upper and lower parts of the case are held together with screws separating them destroys the usefulness of the cartridg...

Page 62: ...rive status Cleaning LED This yellow LED indicates cleaning requirements and functions Eject This button ejects the tape cartridge from the drive When the button is pressed the drive completes any wri...

Page 63: ...icates that cleaning is necessary Once illuminated the yellow LED stays lit until one of the following occurs The drive is cleaned successfully The drive is reset due to a firmware failure or firmware...

Page 64: ...re to track cleaning cartridge usage Load Time for Cleaning Cartridge Load cycle times for SDLT cleaning cartridges are as follows these times are accurate to 20 seconds Shortest load time first pass...

Page 65: ...handling of media cartridges Refer to the environmental specifications provided in the plastic cartridge case or in Appendix A Specifications on page 71 for detailed media information Handling SDLT Ta...

Page 66: ...a 66 Conditioning Cartridges Before use the cartridge should be conditioned by exposure to the operating environment for a time at least equal to the period during which it has been out of the operati...

Page 67: ...t Disaster misuse and abuse Non Spectra Logic modification of the product including but not limited to product expansion through plug in additions except as provided by Spectra Logic Removal of serial...

Page 68: ...ed item back to the purchaser International warranty repairs must be accompanied by a commercial invoice a packing slip and a carrier waybill The following must be written on the invoice GOODS OF U S...

Page 69: ...day not including evenings weekends or holidays from 8 00 a m to 5 00 p m Mountain Time MT Upon verification that the product has malfunctioned the replacement part or unit will be shipped to the cust...

Page 70: ...ralogic com Technical Assistance Technical Support Phone United States 800 227 4637 or 303 449 60160 Europe 44 0 870 112 2185 Technical Support E Mail support spectralogic com KnowledgeBase http www s...

Page 71: ...marized in the table below Power Cable The power cable included with NAStape is a standard three conductor 18 AWG power cord safe for 120 volt use in the United States and Canada The cable has a molde...

Page 72: ...200 240 volt AC power cord are as follows Power cord must have an attachment plug of the proper type rating and safety approval for the intended country Power cord must have a molded IEC 60320 type fe...

Page 73: ...its listed in the table below To allow for proper cooling and to maintain the proper temperature of the NAStape leave at least six 6 inches of open space behind the unit Condition Minimum Maximum Ambi...

Page 74: ...6 MB sec native 15 MB sec compressed 12 MB secnative 31 MB seccompressed Burst transfer ratec c The actual burst data transfer rate is limited by the performance of the SCSI host bus adapter the SCSI...

Page 75: ...nd capacity depends on the type of data 7 5 MB sec native 15 MB sec compressed Burst transfer ratec c The actual burst data transfer rate is limited by the performance of the SCSI host bus adapter the...

Page 76: ...ctual burst data transfer rate is limited by the performance of the SCSI host bus adapter the SCSI bus interface controller and the buffer control hardware of the drive 80 MB sec Synchronous maximum T...

Page 77: ...6 MB sec native 32 MB sec compressed Burst transfer ratec c The actual burst data transfer rate is limited by the performance of the SCSI host bus adapter the SCSI bus interface controller and the buf...

Page 78: ...Appendix A Specifications 78...

Page 79: ...igital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment Th...

Page 80: ...Appendix B Regulatory and Safety Notices 80 Japan VCCI A...

Page 81: ...including electrical machines EN 61000 4 2 1995 Electrostatic discharge requirements for industrial process measurement and control equipment EN 61000 4 3 1996 ENV 50204 1995 Radiatedelectromagneticf...

Page 82: ...afety relevant provisions referring to Protection against electrical hazards Protection against hazards such as Mechanical hazards Fire hazards Noise Vibration The CE marking has been affixed on the d...

Page 83: ...ves about 45 cleaning 48 LEDs 46 47 specifications 74 using 45 B backup application notes NDMP 42 C cautions as conventions 12 media 4 NAStape 4 cleaning AIT tape drives 48 LTO 1 tape drives 53 LTO 2...

Page 84: ...ce 42 H hardware environment 13 high voltage warning 4 HP LTO 1 see LTO 1 HTTP interface connecting 17 device information 27 security 28 using 17 I IBM LTO 2 see LTO 2 installation 13 environment 13 i...

Page 85: ...edia 65 media AIT specifications 74 caution 4 LTO 1 specifications 75 LTO 2 specifications 76 purchasing 44 SDLT specifications 77 N NAStape about 9 accessories included 14 purchasing additional 44 ca...

Page 86: ...art NAStape 27 RMA numbers contacting technical support 70 S SDLT cleaning cartridges ordering 44 using 63 SDLT media maintenance 65 purchasing 44 specifications 77 SDLT tape drives about 62 cleaning...

Page 87: ...edge Base 70 U unpacking the NAStape 14 user guide intent 12 using 59 AIT tape drives 45 HTTP interface 17 LTO 1 tape drive 52 LTO 2 tape drives 56 NAStape 43 serial port 29 Web interface 17 V voltage...

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