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3 Installing the enclosures
Installation checklist
The following table outlines the steps required to install the enclosures and initially configure the system. To ensure a
successful installation, perform the tasks in the order they are presented.
Step Task Where to find procedure
1
Install the controller enclosure and optional drive
enclosures into the rack, and attach the hubcaps.
Optionally, attach the bezel. See the HPE MSA 1060/2060/2062 Quick Start Instructions .
Optional step: For enclosures using small form
pluggable SFP transceivers that are not pre-
installed, install the SFPs. See HPE MSA Transceiver Replacement Instructions for 4-port FC
and 4-port 10GbE iSCSI controller modules.
2
Connect the controller enclosure and drive
enclosures. See "Connecting controller and disk enclosures" on the facing
page .
3
Connect the power cords. See "Powering on/powering off" on page 23 .
4
Verify enclosure connections. See "Verify enclosure connections" on page 23 .
5
Install required host software. See "Host system requirements" on page 27 .
6
Connect data hosts. See "Connecting the enclosure to data hosts" on page 30 .
If using optional Remote Snap feature, see also "Connecting two
storage systems to replicate volumes" on page 35 .
7
Connect management hosts. See "Connecting management hosts over an Ethernet network" on
page 35 .
8
Obtain IP values and set management port IP
properties on the controller enclosure. See "Obtaining IP values" on page 41 .
See "Connecting to the controller CLI port" on page 40 , which
contains information for both Linux and Windows.
9
Perform system setup tasks:
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Sign in to the web-based Storage Management
Utility (SMU).
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Follow the wizard to perform preboarding and
onboarding to initially configure and provision
the storage system using the SMU.
See getting-started topics in the Storage Management Guide.
See topics about configuring storage, provisioning storage, and
adding data protection in the Storage Management Guide or help.
Table 2 Installation checklist
FDE considerations
The full disk encryption feature available via the management interfaces requires use of self-encrypting disks (SED)
which are also referred to as FDE-capable disk drive modules. If using the FDE feature, ensure that all disks are FDE-
capable. When installing FDE-capable disk drive modules, follow the same procedures for installing the disks that do
not support FDE.
The procedures for using the FDE feature, such as securing the system, viewing the disk FDE status, and clearing and
importing keys are performed using the SMU or CLI commands (see the Storage Management Guide or CLI Reference
Guide for more information).
IMPORTANT The Fault/UID disk LED displays amber under the following conditions for FDE:
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If an FDE disk is inserted into the storage enclosure in a secured locked state. The disk is unusable by the system,
and must either be unlocked or repurposed.
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If a non-FDE disk is installed into an FDE-secured storage system. The disk is unusable by the system, and must be
replaced with an FDE disk.
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