Dell EMC Unity 480 Manuel utilisateur

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Quick Start

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Before you begin

□Create a Dell EMC Online Support account:

dell.com/support. You will need this account later in the

installation process to activate software licenses and

configure Secure Remote Services.

□Obtain the help of a second person to install the

enclosure into the rack or use a mechanical lift.

□If you have more than one enclosure to install, use the

Unity 480/480F, 680/680F, 880/880F Installation and

Service Guide to complete your installation. The guide

includes racking and cabling instructions required for

additional enclosures, which are not covered here. The

Unity 480/480F, 680/680F, 880/880F Installation and

Service Guide is located on http://bit.ly/unityinfohub.

□Download the Connection Utility at

http://bit.ly/unityinfohub. You need this utility to

assign static IP addresses to your system.

You do not need this utility if you plan to use DHCP to

automatically assign IP addresses to your system.

□If you are installing your system in a location with

restricted internet access, download the Connection

Utility and your license files before starting the

installation process: http://bit.ly/unityinfohub.

□Refer to the What’s next section for important details

about adding enclosures and using the Unisphere Online

Help.

Purpose of this document

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1. Unpack your system

If your Unity system arrived pre-racked, begin installation at Step 4 of this guide.

Verify that you have the following components:

2U Disk Processor Enclosure (DPE) (1)

Rails (2)

Power cables (2)

Bezel (1)

Electrostatic discharge clip (1)

You will also need a minimum of two Cat 5 or better Ethernet cables.

2. Install the rails

When installing the rails, ensure that the rail pins are lined up correctly:

•For the front end of the rail, the bottom pin of the rail goes through the middle hole of the lower U, and the top

pin goes through the top hole of the upper U.

•For the rear end of the rail, the bottom pin of the rail goes through the bottom hole of the lower U, and the top

pin goes through the top hole of the upper U.

1. Position the rail so the label FRONT is located at the front of the rack and facing towards the inside of the

rack, while orienting the rear of the rail to align level with the holes on the rear of the rack.

2. From the rear of the rack, pull the rail straight back until the latch is locked.

3. To install the front of the rail, press the blue latch release button until the latch rotates open.

4. Pull the rail forward until the pins slide into the holes on the front of the rack, then release the latch to secure

the rail in place.

5. Repeat for the other rail.

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3. Install the system onto the rails

The enclosure is heavy and should be installed into or removed from a rack by two people. To avoid personal

injury and/or damage to the equipment, do not attempt to lift and install the enclosure into a rack without a

mechanical lift and/or help from another person.

1. From the front of the rack, slide the enclosure onto the rails.

Ensure that the enclosure is flush with the front of the rack, fully seated in the cabinet, and does not easily

slide out.

2. (Optional) If securing the system for shipment in the cabinet or for other unstable environments,

a. Locate the captive screw under each latch and tighten to the front of the cabinet using a #1 Phillips

screwdriver.

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4. Record your system serial number

Locate and record the product serial number tag from the black tag on the front of the DPE. You will use this

number to obtain product licenses later in the installation process:

5. Cable the system to the network

Connect two Cat 5 (or better) Ethernet cables from your local network (LAN) to the RJ45 management ports

at the rear of the system.

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6. Power up

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cabinet.

2. Connect each DPE power cable to the system power component and to the PDUs.

3. Insert the power cables, and secure each cable to the system component with the cable clip.

After you plug in the power cables, the system immediately powers on.

4. Ensure that the service processor LEDs display the correct condition before continuing with system

initialization. The service processor power light (1) should be green, and the service processor fault

light (2) should be solid blue, or alternating blue and amber in three second intervals.

The initial system boot could take 15-60 minutes to complete, depending on factory configuration.

7. Assign a management address

Before you can configure and manage the Unity system, you must assign a network address to it.

Note: It can take the Connection Utility 10-15 minutes to recognize and populate the serial number.

Note: Disable any security software running on your workstation that may prevent the initialized system from

being detected.

There are two ways to assign a management address:

•Assign a static address to the system. Download and install the Connection Utility software. Then,

run the Connection Utility on a computer with access to the subnet where you installed your Unity

system. The Connection Utility requires the following:

oYour system serial number, which identifies the system on the network.

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oThe system IP address. Obtain an IP address from your network administrator.

oSubnet mask.

oDefault gateway.

•Allow the system to dynamically acquire an IP address by using DHCP. If DHCP is supported on

your network, the Unity system automatically obtains a network address when you power it up.

Check with your network administrator about DHCP availability on your network.

8. Launch the Unisphere Initial Configuration Wizard

The Initial Configuration Wizard walks you through the steps to install licenses, configure network settings,

create pools, manage alerts, define support options, configure network interfaces, and create NAS servers.

1. Complete the Configuration Worksheet. The worksheet is available at the end of this document.

2. Access the Unisphere management application.

•If you manually configured the system with the Connection Utility, click Launch Unisphere, or

open a web browser and enter the IP address that you assigned to the Unity system.

•If the system automatically acquired an IP address through DHCP, enter the Unity system serial

number and its network domain in the browser's address bar as follows:

Sample URL: FM100000000017.mylab.xyz.com

Note: If you receive a certificate error when trying to access Unisphere, refer to your internet

browser instructions to either bypass the error or to install the self-signed array certificate. For

more detail about your system certificate, refer to the Dell EMC Unity Family Security

Configuration Guide.

•License your system:

oThe Unisphere Initial Configuration Wizard automatically takes you to SW Licensing

Central.

oRegister, activate, and download your license files as described on SW Licensing Central.

oInstall licenses on your array using the Unisphere Initial Configuration Wizard.

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□Use the Unisphere Online Help to further guide you through the configuration process.

□If you need to add disk array enclosure (DAEs) to the system at a later time, use the Installing an Optional

Disk Array Enclosure (15- or 25-drive) guide at http://bit.ly/unityinfohub_cru

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Configuration worksheet

Collect and record information for configuring the system with the following:

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Connection Utility

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Unisphere Initial Configuration wizard

This worksheet should be used with the Connection Utility and Unisphere Online Help

for an installation overview

and additional guidance for setting up the Unity system.

Note: Sites with restricted Internet access must download the Connection Utility software and obtain

product license keys in advance of configuring the system. Go to the Unity Info Hub at

http://bit.ly/unityinfohub for detailed instructions.

Connection Utility

System management address

Name:

If you obtained the system's IP address through DHCP, use the system serial

number for the name.

Note: You cannot use DHCP if you plan to enable ESRS.

Management IP Address:

Management IPv4 and/or IPv6 address to assign to the storage system.

Subnet Mask: (IPv4 only)

IP address mask that identifies the range of IP addresses in the subnet where

the

storage system is connected.

Gateway:

Default gateway IP address of the storage system management interface.

Prefix Length (IPv6 only):

The number of significant bits in the address that will be used for routing purposes.

Unisphere

Unisphere login information:

When logging into Unisphere for the first time, use the default system account

user

name and password.

User: admin

Password: Password123#

Initial Configuration Settings

□Accept the license agreement and specify new administrator and service account passwords.

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Configuration Wizard

The following sections are OPTIONAL

Domain Name System (DNS) servers (manual

configuration)

Network name or IP address of one or more

DNS servers.

Note: A DNS server is required for EMC Secure Remote Services (ESRS).

Network Time Protocol (NTP) Server

Network name or IP address of one or more NTP servers.

Note: An NTP server must be configured before you can create a NAS server

with SMB shares that use Windows Active Directory (required for multiprotocol,

also recommended for virtual volumes). It is also recommended that you

configure an NTP server on both systems in order for the replication feature to

work correctly.

□Obtain your license file online and upload your license file.

Alert Email and SMTP Settings

Enter the email addresses to which alerts should be sent, set the severity level

for

these alerts, and configure an SMTP server.

Proxy Server

Proxy Server credentials (optional)

Select the type of protocol, and enter the IP address and credentials for the proxy

server.

□Configure FAST Cache and Pools

□Enter Support Credentials

□Specify Contact Information

□Configure EMC Secure Remote Services (ESRS)

□Create iSCSI Network Interfaces

□Create NAS servers (if supported)

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