NetApp AFF A400 Manuel

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1. Unpack all boxes and inventory contents.

Attention: Customers with specific power requirements must check Hardware Universe for their configuration options.

2. Gather information about your storage system by completing the cluster setup worksheets:

Get started with ONTAP cluster set up.

3. Review the requirements and procedure steps for Configure ONTAP on a new cluster with System Manager.

Note: For MetroCluster configurations, use the MetroCluster installation content.

AFF A400 Systems

Installation and Setup Instructions

Prepare and install | Stage 1

Contents

In the box

Cables shown are

the most common.

See Hardware Universe

for more options.

You provide

Pre-setup

Prepare and install Cable controllers Storage system bring-up

1 2 3

RJ-45 cables

Wrench port (e0M/BMC)

(order-dependent)

Part numbers X5585-R6, 3m;

X6562-R6, 5m

100 GbE cable (QSFP28)

Storage, cluster network,

GbE network, and Ethernet data

(order-dependent)

Part numbers X66211A-05, 0.5m;

X66211A-1, 1m; X66211A-2, 2m;

X66211A-5, 5m

16 Gb FC or 25GbE cables

Mezzanine cards

(SFPs pre-installed)

Part number X66250-2-N-C

25 GbE cable (SFP28)

HA interconnect

Part numbers X66240-2, 2m;

X66240-5, 5m

32 Gb FC (SFP+ Op)

FC optical network cable

Part numbers X66250-2, 2m;

X66250-5, 5m; X66250-15, 15m

Laptop or console

With a USB/serial connection

and access to a Web browser to

configure your storage system

Additional network cables

For connecting your storage system

to your network switch and laptop

or console

Rack space

4U for platform +2U

for each NS224 shelf

Screwdriver

Phillips #2

1. Install the slide rail or telco tray kits, as needed, and then install and secure your

storage system using the instructions included with the kit.

2. Attach cable management devices to the back

of each controller (as shown).

3. Place the bezel on the front of the platform.

4. Install any drive shelves for your storage system.

LIFTING HAZARD

CAUTION

≥50.1 kg (≥110.2 lbs.)

Install storage

system in a rack

or cabinet

micro USB console cable

Power cables

Ethernet cables

Additional cables

Cable management tray

Slide rail kit

Attention: Be sure to check the illustration arrow for the proper cable connector pull-tab orientation.

Note: To unplug a cable, gently pull the tab to release the locking mechanism.

Cable controllers | Stage 2

DO NOT plug the power cables into a power source yet.

The storage system will boot as soon as the power cables are plugged into the power source and power supplies.

Switchless cluster

Connect ports e0c to e0c and ports e0d to e0d.

Switched cluster

Controller A: Connect port e0c to switch 1 and

port e0d to switch 2. Controller B: Connect

port e0c to switch 1 and port e0d to switch 2.

Connect ports e0a to e0a and ports e0b to e0b

(HA interconnect only).

Connect ports to the 100 GbE data network

switches (optional, configuration dependent).

Connect ports to the FC data network switches

(optional, configuration dependent).

Connect the Wrench port (e0M/BMC) to the

management switches.

Connect the mezzanine ports (e0e | 0e

through e0h | 0h) to either 25 GbE or 16 Gb

FC switches (configuration dependent).

Strap the cables to the cable management

arms (not shown).

100 GbE cables (cluster network)

Optical cables

FC cables

25 GbE cables

100 GbE cables

Ethernet cables

Note: If the port labels on the card are not visible, check the card installation orientation (the PCIe connector socket is on the left side of the card slot),

and then look for the card, by part number, in the Hardware Universe for a graphic of the bezel which will show the port labels. The card part number

can be found using the sysconfig -a command or on the system packing list.

Switched cluster

Switchless cluster

Cable the controllers for a switchless or switched cluster

See your network administrator for help connecting to your switches.

To Ethernet or FC switches

(optional, configuration-dependent)

To 16 Gb FC or

25 GbE switches

(optional, configuration-

dependent)

To 25 GbE data

network switches

(optional, configuration-dependent)

To management

network switches

e0a

e3b e3a

e0b

e0a e0b

e3b e3a

Controller AController B

e0e|0e e0f|0f e0g|0g e0h|0h

2 1

C B A

D C B A

Controller AController B

To cluster

interconnect

switches

e0a e0b

e3b e3a

To Ethernet or FC switches

(optional, configuration-dependent)

To 16 Gb FC or

25 GbE switches

(optional, configuration-

dependent)

To 25 GbE data

network switches

(optional, configuration-dependent)

To management

network switches 5

e0e e0f e0g e0h

D C B A

2 1

Attention: Be sure to check the illustration arrow for the proper cable connector pull-tab orientation.

Note: To unplug a cable, gently pull the tab to release the locking mechanism.

Cable to one NS224 shelf

Cable controllers | Stage 2

Cable to two NS224 shelves

100 GbE QSFP28 copper cable

Use the table below to connect your

controllers to the two NS224 shelves.

Use the table below to connect your

controllers to the NS224 shelf.

Cable storage

e0a

NSM A

Shelf 1

e0b e0a

NSM B

e0b e0a

NSM A

Shelf 2

e0b e0a

NSM B

e0b

Controller

e0c

e0d

Port 1

Port 2

e0c

e0d

Port 1

Port 2

Slot 5Slot 5

e0c

e0a

NSM A

Shelf 1

e0b

e0d

e0c

e0d

e0a

NSM B

e0b

Controller

Shelf 1

NSM ANSM BController AController B

e0a

e0c e0d

e0a

e0b

NSM ANSM BNSM ANSM B Controller AController B

Shelf 1

e0a

e0c e0d

e0c

e0a

e0b

Shelf 2

e0a

e0a e0b

e0d

e0b

Attention: Be sure to check the illustration arrow for the proper cable connector pull-tab orientation.

Note: To unplug a cable, gently pull the tab to release the locking mechanism.

Cable to three DS224C shelves

Cable controllers | Stage 2

Cable storage, continued

mini-SAS HD

Use the tables below to connect your

controllers to three DS224C shelves.

Shelf 1 Shelf 2 Shelf 3

IOMA IOMB

Controller AController B

0a 0d

IOMA

Shelf 1

3 1

IOMB

3 1

IOMA

Shelf 2

3 1

IOMB

3 1

IOMA

Shelf 3

3 1

IOMB

Shelf to shelf

IOMA

Shelf 1

3 1

IOMB

3 1

IOMA

Shelf 2

3 1

IOMB

Controller

IOMA

Shelf 3

3 1

IOMB

Shelf to controllers

Storage system bring-up | Stage 3

3Complete the initial cluster setup with network discovery

Note: If your laptop does not support network discovery, see the Detailed steps.

Connect your laptop to the management switch and access the network computers and devices.

aOpen File Explorer

Double-click either ONTAP icon.

Note: Accept any certificates displayed on your screen.

Click network in the left pane.

Then right click and select refresh.

Laptop

Management Switch

5Complete setup

4Configure your cluster using the Configure ONTAP on a new cluster

with System Manager procedure

1. Click...

a) mysupport.netapp.com b) Create/log in to your account c) Register your system

2. Download and install Active IQ Config Advisor, and then run it to verify the health of your storage system.

3. After you have completed the initial configuration, go to the NetApp ONTAP Resources

page for information about configuring additional features in ONTAP.

Power on the shelves and set shelf IDs

Note: For NS224 drive shelves, shelf IDs are pre-set to 00 and 01. If you want

to change the shelf IDs, use the straightened end of a paperclip, or narrow tipped

ball point pen to access the shelf ID button behind the faceplate.

1. Plug the power cords into the shelf power supplies, and then

connect them to power sources on different circuits.

Note: NS224 shelves have no power switch and will begin to boot.

2. If you need to change the shelf ID's, see the detailed instructions

for each shelf type.

Change a shelf ID - NS224 shelves | Change a shelf ID - DS224 shelves

1NS224 DS224

End cap

Faceplate Shelf ID

number

Shelf ID

button access

0 0

End cap

Faceplate

Shelf ID

number

Shelf ID

button

Connect the power cables

1. Connect the power cables to each controller’s power supplies,

and then to power sources on different circuits.

2. Secure the power cables using the securing device on each power supply.

Note: The storage system powers on when plugged into the power sources.

Power cables

Controller B

PSU 2

Controller A

Power source on circuit A

Power source on circuit B

PSU 1 PSU 2

PSU 1

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