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About This Guide

This guide shows you how to quickly install and connect your Snap Server® 18000 to the network. Prior to the

installation, gather all the hardware components required for your system:

1 Check the contents of your shipping package for all the items shown in Hardware Features.

2 Gather any optional components needed to complete your system as described next in Optional Hardware

Components.

Optional Hardware Components

Depending on your conguration, you may need to acquire one or more of the following components prior to

proceeding with the installation. Snap Appliance recommends an APC-brand UPS device for protection against

power uctuations, and a SCSI tape backup device for regular backups to protect your data. You can learn how

to purchase any of these components from your authorized Snap Appliance reseller or from the Where to Buy

section of the Snap Appliance Web site (http://www.snapappliance.com).

Component Description

Fibre Channel HBA Some Snap Server 18000s ship with a bre channel HBA for

connectivity to Snap Disk™ 30 expansion arrays.

Tip Depending on your chosen conguration, you may need

to purchase and install the Snap Appliance bre channel HBA,

available from an authorized Snap Appliance reseller.

Tape Backup Device(s) and Cables To attach a tape device via a SCSI connection to the Snap

Server, you need a 68-pin SCSI 3 Ultra160-LVD cable. For a list

of compatible backup solutions, see the Support section of the

Snap Appliance Web site.

APC-brand UPS devices Snap Servers are designed to work with a network-based, APC-

brand UPS. Visit the APC Web site for a listing of optimal APC

models for use with your Snap Server.

Rack Requirements A Snap Server 18000 can be mounted only in a four-post, 32

inch depth, EIA-compliant rack. A two-post telco-style rack or a

rack less than 32 inches in depth will not support the server.

Tip Slide rails for rack mounting the server are included.

No other rack mounting equipment is available.

Hardware Features

1 Reset button 7 Ethernet cables 13 SCSI connector

2 Power button 8 Backup software 14 Hot-swappable disk drives (eight)

3 System status lights 9 Power supply modules 15 Cable management arm

4 Quick Start Guides 10 Primary Ethernet port 16 Slide rails (two)

5 LCD control buttons 11 Secondary Ethernet port 17 Power cables

6 Disk drive status lights 12 Service connector 18 Rack mount screws (sixteen)

Note

The monitor, USB, keyboard, and mouse connectors on the back of the Snap Server are disabled and

cannot be used for administrative purposes. Snap Servers are managed via the browser-based Administration tool.

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Installing the Server in a Rack

As shown in the Hardware Features illustration, the Snap Server ships with two slide rail assemblies with a packet

of screws for mounting the rails to the chassis and rack; left and right front brackets with a packet of screws

for securing the server to the rails. To safely install the server, you will also need a Phillips screwdriver and an

assistant to help position the Snap Server into the rack.

Removing the Inner Sliders from the Slide Rail Assemblies

Place the slide rail assembly on a at surface. Grasp the inner

slider and slide it toward the front of the assembly, as shown in

the illustration. When the inner slider cannot move any farther, press the

release button toward the front. The inner slider comes all

the way out of the assembly. Repeat the procedure with the second slide rail assembly.

Set both inner sliders aside for now. Later in the procedure, you will attach them to the sides of

the chassis.

Attaching the Front Brackets and Sliders to the Chassis

(A) Position one of the front brackets at the front of the chassis side panel.The brackets are oriented so one goes

on the left side, and the other goes on the right side. Insert one of the small screws to attach each bracket to the

chassis, and tighten rmly.

(B) Position the inner slider behind an ear bracket at the

front of the chassis side panel with the release button

toward the front of the chassis. Align the screw holes

with corresponding knobs in the chassis side panel

and slide the inner slider into place. Attach four of the

shorter screws (as shown in the illustration) and tighten

rmly. Repeat the steps to attach the inner slider to the

other side of the chassis.

Attaching the Slide Rail Assemblies to the

Rack and Mounting the Chassis

(A) Use the 12-24 screws provided to attach both slide rail assemblies to the rack. Now that the rack is ready, with

slide rail assemblies in position, you need to

prepare the chassis for mounting.

(B) The chassis with disk drives inserted weighs

70 pounds. To avoid accidents, have another

person help you support the weight of the

chassis as you slide it into the rack. Align the

inner sliders (attached to the chassis) with the

front ends of the slide rail assemblies (attached

to the rack). As you push the chassis into the

rack, pull the release buttons on the inner

sliders. The release lets the inner sliders past a

locking detent. Tighten the screws that attach the ear

brackets to the rack.

Tip For further slide rail installation instructions, see the documentation that comes with the slide rail installation

hardware kit.

Attaching the Cable Management Assembly

The cable management assembly consists of the cable arm and a packet of velcro strips to secure the cables

to the arm. The assembly simply snaps into the left slide rail; no tools are required for installation.

1 Thread the velcro ties through the cable management arm.

2 To attach the arm to the left slide rail at the back of the rack,

(a) insert the cable arm’s hinged bracket into the slide rail’s receiving hooks.

(b) Press the spring-loaded tab and rotate the bracket forward. Release the

tab to lock the arm into place.

3 Insert the front cable management arm into the receiving clip of the slide rail

assembly.

Cabling the Server to the Network

The server has Dual-Gigabit Ethernet ports that can connect to 10BaseT, 100BaseTx, or 1000BaseT networks. A

dual-port conguration offers added advantages, such as load balancing and failover. You may connect one or

both of the ports.

1 If you connect only one port, you must use the primary port marked ‘1’ on the back of the server.

2 To take advantage of network bonding (load balancing or

failover), both ports must be physically connected to the network;

and (a) for load balancing, connected to the same switch on the

same subnet; or (b) for failover, connected to different switches on

the same subnet (in case one switch fails).

Caution The default speed/duplex settings on a Snap Server is

autonegotiate. The network switch to which the server is connected

must also be congured to autonegotiate; otherwise, network

throughput or connectivity to the server may be seriously impacted.

Cable the server to the network

Use the provided Ethernet cables to connect the server to the network. When you connect the network cables to

active ports, the network lights 1 and 2 on the bezel are green.

Connect both power cords via a UPS

As a data integrity measure, Snap Appliance

strongly recommends you connect each power

supply module to the a separate power source

via a separate UPS. Use the provided power

cords to plug the modules into a UPS or

properly grounded electrical outlet.

Tip Snap Servers work with APC-brand, network-based UPS devices. You must congure the APC unit both in the

Snap Server’s Administration Tool and in the APC user interface.

Power on the server

To turn on the server, press the power button on the front of the server. The server takes a few minutes to initialize.

The LCD will display the server’s name and IP address when the system has fully initialized.

Connecting to the Snap Server for the First Time

Snap Servers are preset to acquire an IP address from a DHCP server. If no DHCP server is found on the network,

the Snap Server defaults to an IP address of 10.10.10.10, and you may not be able to see the server on your

network. You can discover a Snap Server 18000 using the default server name, DHCP-assigned address (shown

on the LCD), or the Snap Server Manager (SSM) utility. Use the server name/IP address method if you are

installing one Snap Server on the network. Use SSM if you are installing two or more Snap Servers, or if your

network does not have a DHCP server.

To Connect to a Snap Server Using the Server Name or IP Address

Using the server name requires that name resolution services (via WINS, DNS, or an equivalent service) be

operational.

1 Read the IP address or server name from the LCD display on the front of the server.

2 In a Web browser, enter the following URL:

http://SNAPnnnnnn (where SNAPnnnnnn is the server name)

http://1.2.3.4 (where 1.2.3.4 is the IP address displayed on the LCD)

3 Press Enter. The Web View screen opens.

4 Log into the Administration Tool and complete the Initial Setup Wizard.

Click the administration link and enter admin as the user name and admin as the password when prompted

to access the wizard.

To Connect to a Snap Server Using Snap Server Manager

Snap Server Manager (SSM) is a Java-based, multiserver administrative application that runs on all major

client platforms. Administrators can discover, congure, and monitor all local and remote GuardianOS

Snap Servers from the SSM interface. You can download and install Snap Server Manager using the Install.html

le found on your Snap Server User CD. Be sure to install SSM on a computer residing on the same network

segment as your Snap Server(s).

1 Launch SSM.

SSM discovers all Snap Servers on its local

network segment and displays their server names,

IP addresses, and other status information in the

main console.

2 Launch a server’s Administration Tool.

In the Snap Server Manager console, right-click

a server name, as displayed on the server’s LCD,

and select Launch Web Administration, as shown

in the illustration.

3 Log into the Administration Tool and complete the

Initial Setup Wizard.

Click the administration link, and in the login dialog box, enter admin as the user name and admin as the

password, and then click OK. The rst screen of the Initial Setup Wizard opens.

User CD

Obtaining Service

To obtain service or technical support for your

Snap Server, please visit our Web site at

http://www.snapappliance.com, or call 1-888-338-SNAP.

For immediate response to a service inquiry, you can submit a question to our

technical support department using our Expert Knowledge Base System

http://www.snapappliance.com/support

Technischen Service

Sie finden den technischen Service oder Kundendienst für Ihren Snap Server auf unserer Website. Wenn Kunden

sofortige Antworten auf eine Serviceanfrage wünschen, können sie mit Hilfe unseres Expert Knowledge Base System

http://www.snapappliance.com/support

Obtención de servicio de asistencia

Para obtener servicio o asistencia técnica para su Snap Server, visite nuestro sitio Web. Para obtener respuesta

inmediata a su solicitud de asistencia, envíelas en la forma de preguntas a nuestro Sistema experto de base de

conocimiento en http://www.snapappliance.com/support

Obtention d‘un entretien

Pour un entretien ou une assistance technique concernant votre Snap Server, vérifiez notre site

web. Pour obtenir une réponse immédiate à une demande de service, vous pouvez envoyer

une question à notre service d‘assistance technique en utilisant notre système de base

de connaissances experte http://www.snapappliance.com/support

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