Quantum DX3000 Manuel utilisateur

DX3000 and DX5000

Quick Start Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction .......................................1

Notational Conventions .................1

Choosing a Location ..........................2

Rack Space Requirements...............2

Environmental Conditions .............2

Preparing for the Installation ...........2

Providing Necessary Tools ..............2

Taking ESD Precautions ..................2

Unpacking the DX3000/DX5000.........2

Installing the DX3000/DX5000 System3

Locating the Mounting Position ....3

Installing the DX3000/DX5000

Chassis .............................................4

Cabling the DX3000/DX5000..............7

Cabling a DX3000 System...............7

Cabling a DX5000 System...............8

Initial Configuration ..........................8

Introduction 0

This quick start guides provides basic installation and configuration instructions for

both the DX3000 and DX5000 systems (see figure 1). For more information, see

the

Quantum DX3000 and DX5000 User’s Guide

on the documentation CD

provided with your DX3000 or DX5000 system.

Notational Conventions 0

This instruction uses the following conventions:

Figure 1 PX3000 and DX5000

NOTE:Notes emphasize important information related to the main topic.

CAUTION:Cautions indicate potential hazards to equipment and are included

to prevent damage to equipment.

WARNING:Warnings indicate potential hazards to personal safety and are

included to prevent injury.

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Choosing a Location 0

The DX3000/DX5000 must be installed in a restricted access

location per specification EN69050-1. This system must only

be installed by qualified IT service personnel. This is required

to prevent untrained personnel from allowing body parts or

electrically conductive items to penetrate into the interior of

the system when replacing or installing drives, fans, and

power supplies.

When choosing an installation site for the DX3000/DX5000

system, consider the following requirements:

•Rack Space Requirements

•Environmental Conditions

Rack Space Requirements 0

Ta b l e 1 contains the rack requirements for both the DX3000

and DX5000.

Table 1 Rack Requirements

Environmental Conditions 0

The installation site must have the following environmental

conditions:

• Humidity: 20%-80% non-condensing

• Temperature: 10°C-35°C (50°F-95°F)

• Altitude: 0 to 10,000 feet (0 to 3048 meters)

These environmental conditions apply when the DX-Series

system is in operation.

DX3000 DX5000

Depth 27 in (68.6 cm) 25.4 in (64.5 cm)

Width 19 in (48.3 cm) 19 in (48.3 cm)

Height 3.5 in (8.9 cm),

8.75 (22.2 cm), 5U

Weight 50 lbs (22.68 kg) 122 (55.34 kg)

Air

Clearance

Open 4 in (10.2 cm) behind unit for proper

air flow

NOTE:For additional specifications, refer to the

Quantum DX3000 and DX5000 User’s Guide

(PN

81-81493)

Preparing for the Installation 0

Before you begin the installation procedure in this section,

make the following preparations as described in this

section:

•Providing Necessary Tools

•Taking ESD Precautions

Providing Necessary Tools 0

Provide the following tools for unpacking and installing the

DX3000 and DX5000 systems:

• #1 PHILLIPS® screwdriver

• #2 PHILLIPS screwdriver

• #1 Flat head screwdriver

• Antistatic wrist strap included in accessory kit

Ta k i n g E S D P r e c a u t i on s 0

Some components within the DX3000 and DX5000 systems

contain static-sensitive parts. To avoid damaging these parts

while performing installation procedures, always observe

the following precautions:

• Keep the DX3000/DX5000 system turned off during all

installation procedures.

• Use an antistatic wrist strap (included in the accessory

kit).

• Keep static-sensitive parts in their original shipping

containers until ready for installation.

• Do not place static-sensitive parts on a metal surface.

Place them inside their protective shipping bag or on an

antistatic mat.

• Avoid touching connectors and other components.

Unpacking the DX3000/DX5000 0

This section explains how to unpack both the DX3000 and

DX5000 system components and move them to their final

installation location.

By following these instructions, you help ensure that the

system will continue to be safeguarded after it arrives at the

installation site.

NOTE:Dry climates and cold-weather heating

environments have lower relative humidity and

are more likely to produce static electricity.

DX3000 and DX5000 Quick Start Guide

Unpack and remove the following components from the

packing materials (see figure 2 and figure 3):

• DX3000 or DX5000 chassis

• Hard drive sleds

• Accessory kit

Figure 2 Unpacking the DX3000

WARNING:The DX3000 weighs 38 lbs (17.24 kg) and

the DX5000 weights 85 lbs (38.56 kg)

without hard drives. Two people are required

to lift either unit.

Foam

DX3000 chassis

Foam

Quick start

Cables

Harddrive

sleds

Rail kit

Antistatic

bag

Lift point

Figure 3 Unpacking the DX5000

Installing the DX3000/DX5000

System 0

Installing the DX3000/5000 in a rack consists of the

following steps:

•Locating the Mounting Position

•Installing the DX3000/DX5000 Chassis

Locating the Mounting

Position 0

Both the DX3000 and DX5000 systems are designed to fit in

a standard 19 inch wide rack. It is important to the chassis

installation to locate the hole pattern in the rack rails (see

figure 4).

Accessory kit

Foam

DX5000

chassis

Foam

Harddrive

sleds

Antistatic

bag

Lift point

DX3000 and DX5000 Quick Start Guide

Figure 4 Rail Hole Pattern

WARNING:If the rack is empty at the time of

installation, do NOT install the DX3000 or

DX5000 chassis too high in the rack. The

weight of the chassis may cause the rack to

become “top heavy” and unstable if installed

in the top of an empty rack.

NOTE:Quantum ships sufficient clip nuts to support

mounting the DX3000/DX5000 rack rails and also

to secure the front of the chassis to the rails.

7U of rack space

1 DX3000 System (2U)

2U 1U = 1.75 in

(44.45mm)

1 DX5000 System (5U)

1U = 1.75 in

(44.45mm)

.625 in (15.9 mm)

.5 in (12.7 mm)

.625 in (15.9 mm)

Top of rack

.312 in (7.92 mm)

.5 in (12.7 mm)

Hole pattern

The marks above (X)

indicate the location of

mounting hardware on

the rack rails. Ensure that

any necessary mounting

hardware is installed on

the rack rails prior to

installing the chassis.

Clip nut

Installing the DX3000/

DX5000 Chassis 0

1Assemble the DX3000/DX5000 support brackets

figure 5:

•For the DX5000 - The DX5000 rails are preset for

easy installation. Loosen the two nuts securing the

back portion of the rail so the rail can adjust to the

depth of the rack.

•For the DX3000 - The DX3000 rails are preset for

28 in (71.1cm). Loosen the nuts to adjust the rails

to the depth of the rack.

NOTE:Two sizes of support brackets are included

with the DX3000 rails to support various rack

depths. Measure the depth of the rack to

determine the depth. The short brackets (5

in., 12.7cm) are used for rack depths of 28 to

31 in (71.1 to 78.7 cm). The long brackets

(10 in., 25.4 cm) are used for rack depths of

32 to 36 in (81.3 to 91.4 cm). Use the

appropriate support bracket for your rack.

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Figure 5 Assembling the Rack

Rails

2Install the left and right chassis support brackets at the

beginning of a hole pattern (see Locating the Mounting

Position) and secure as follows (see figure 6):

•DX3000 - One 10-32 x .50 in. Slotted screw with

and a three hole nut plate on each rail at the front

and back of the rack. 10-32 x .50 in. PHILLIPS

screws and nuts are also provided for racks with

threaded holes.

NOTE:The support brackets extend to accommodate

rack depths or 30 to 36 in. (76.2 to 91.4 cm).

NOTE:The DX3000 support brackets must be installed

on the inside rack rails.

DX3000: The brackets are

secured with four #8 PHILLIPS

screws and four nuts.

DX3000: Bracket (short

brackets pre installed)

DX5000: Adjustment

screws; adjusts to

the depth of your

rack

DX5000: Front mounting

bracket preset. Ensure the

screws are in the correct

position.

DX5000rackrails

DX3000rackrails

•DX5000 - Two 10-32 x .50 in. PHILLIPS screws on

each rail at the front and back of the rack for the

DX5000.

Figure 6 Installing the Chassis

Support Brackets (DX3000 and

DX5000)

3Once the rails are secured to the rack, tighten the rail

adjustment nuts on each rail.

4With the support brackets installed, prepare the chassis

mounting holes if necessary (see figure 7 for hole

location). These are the holes used to secure the chassis

to the rack.

NOTE:Ensure that clip nuts are installed on the rails (see

figure 4) prior to installing the DX5000 rails.

DX5000

support

brackets

DX3000

support

brackets

10-32 x .50

PHILLIPS

screws Clip nuts

Three hole nu

plate, use

bottom hole

10-32 x .50

slotted

screw

DX3000 and DX5000 Quick Start Guide

Figure 7 DX3000/DX5000

Chassis Mounting Holes

5Carefully slide the chassis into the rack.

6Secure the DX3000/DX5000 chassis to the rack with the

following hardware (see figure 8):

•DX3000 - two 10-32 x 1.25 in. (M5 x 32 metric also

provided) black PHILLIPS screws on each side of the

front of the chassis. Tighten to 5 in/lbs.

•DX5000 - two 10-32 x 1.25 in. (M5 x 32 metric also

provided) black PHILLIPS screws on each side of the

front of the chassis.

WARNING:The DX3000 weighs 38 lbs (17.24 kg)

and the DX5000 weights 85 lbs (38.56

kg) without hard drives. Two people are

required to lift either unit.

Chassis mounting

holes

Chassis mounting

holes

DX5000 supportbracket

DX3000supportbracke

Figure 8 Securing the DX3000/

DX5000 Chassis to the Rack

7Install each of the hard drive sleds into the DX-Series

storage array chassis. Ensure each drive is completely

installed in the chassis with the drive handle in the

closed position (see figure 9 for DX3000 and figure 10

for DX5000).

CAUTION:Use ESD procedures when handling the hard

drives sleds (see “Taking ESD Precautions” on

page 2). Place the ESD wrist strap on your

wrist and connect the other end of the strap

to the DX3000/DX5000 chassis.

DX3000 chassis

DX5000 chassis

10-32 in. (M5)

screws

Clip nuts, installed in step 4

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Figure 9 Installing the Disk

Drives in the DX3000 Chassis

NOTE:The hard drives must be installed in the

proper sequence since RAID sets have already

been established at the factory. Refer to the

label on the bottom of the drive sled for the

drive number. The hard drive numbering

starts in the lower left-hand drive bay and

then moves to the right.

DX3000

DX5000

Drive 0 Drive 1 Drive 2 Drive 3

Drive 4 Drive 5 Drive 6 Drive 7

Drive 0 Drive 1 Drive 2 Drive 3

Drive 4 Drive 5 Drive 6 Drive 7

Drive 8 Drive 9 Drive 10 Drive 11

Drive 0 Drive 1 Drive 2 Drive 3

Drive 4 Drive 5 Drive 6 Drive 7

Drive 8 Drive 9 Drive 10 Drive 11

Array

controller 2

Array

controller 1

Drive0Drive1

Drive4Drive6

Drive7

Drive5

Figure 10 Installing the Disk

Drives in the DX5000 Chassis

The DX3000/DX5000 chassis is now installed in the rack.

Cabling the DX3000/DX5000 0

The cabling instructions differ depending on the system

installed. Refer to the following sections for either the

DX3000 or DX5000 system:

•Cabling a DX3000 System

•Cabling a DX5000 System

Cabling a DX3000 System 0

Connect the following cables to the back of the DX3000

system (see figure 11):

• Connect a power cable to each power supply

• Connect an Ethernet cable to port ETH1

• Fibre Channel cable (optional)

Drive11

Drive0

Drive11

Array

controller 2

Array

controller 1

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Figure 11 DX3000 System

Cabling

Cabling a DX5000 System 0

Connect the following cables to the back of the DX5000

system (see figure 12):

• Connect a power cable to each power supply

• Connect an Ethernet cable to port ETH1(left-hand port)

• Fibre Channel cable (optional)

Figure 12 DX5000 System

Cabling

Initial Configuration 0

Before the DX3000/DX5000 is operational, you must

configure the system by completing the remote

management setup screens.

Power supply cables Ethernet ports

Fibre Channel ports (optional Optyon™ card)

Power supply cables

Ethernet ports Fibre Channel ports (optional

Optyon™ cards)

Configuring the DX3000/DX5000 consists of the following

major steps:

• Accept the License Agreement

• Complete the User Registration

• Complete the Network Configuration

• Select a RAID Configuration

• Create Cartridges on the DX3000/DX5000

To configure the DX3000/DX5000:

1Turn on the D3000/DX5000 system by pressing the

power button located on the front of the chassis (see

figure 13).

Figure 13 Power Buttons

2On a computer on the same subnet as the DX3000/

DX5000, enter the IP address of the system in the

Address field of a web browser.

The Log In screen displays (see figure 14).

NOTE:The default IP address is: 10.1.1.1 for port 1

and 10.0.1.0 for port 2.

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1UANTUM

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34!453

Power button

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Figure 14 Log In Screen

3Select Administrator and enter password for the

password.

The License Agreement screen displays (see figure 15).

Figure 15 License Agreement

4Read the license agreement and press I Accept to

continue.

The User Registration screen displays (see figure 16).

NOTE:If you do not accept the license agreement,

the DX3000/DX5000 will not function.

Figure 16 User Registration

5The registration information is sent to Quantum to

allow the system to be easily serviced and maintained.

If you do not want to register on-line, press Skip, then

fill out and mail the warranty card included in the

DX3000/DX5000 accessory kit. When finished, click

Continue to continue.

The Network Configuration screen displays (see

figure 17).

Figure 17 Network

Configuration

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6Enter the network configuration information for both

Ethernet ports (if used) and the host and domain

information in the General Section. When finished click

Next to continue.

The RAID Selection screen displays (see figure 18).

Figure 18 RAID Selection

(DX5000 with Twelve Drives)

7The DX3000/DX5000 systems ship from Quantum in the

following default RAID5 configurations:

•DX3000 - One logical drive with either four or

eight hard drives.

•DX5000 (twelve hard drives) - Two logical drives:

The first logical drive contains six hard drives. The

second logical drive contains five hard drives. The

last hard drive is reserved as a hot spare.

•DX5000 (twenty-four drives) - Four logical drives:

First the third logical drives contain six hard drives.

Second and fourth logical drives contain 5 hard

drives. Two hard drives are reserved as hot spares.

have two hard drives reserved as hot spares.

NOTE:When DHCP is disabled, the default IP

address for port 1 is 10.1.1.1 with a netmask

of 255.255.255.0. The default IP address for

port 2 is 10.0.1.0 with a netmask of

255.255.0.0.

NOTE:Refer to the

Quantum DX3000 and DX5000

User’s Guide

(PN 81-81493)for additional

network configuration information.

DX5000 users can disable the hot spare option(s) to

maximize storage capacity. This process takes

approximately 4 hours to complete. Click Next to

continue. During this initialization period, the system is

available, but only in a degraded (slower) mode.

The Media Areas Configuration screen displays (see

figure 19).

Figure 19 Media Areas

Configuration

The Media Areas Configuration screen allows you to

specify how much storage space is dedicated to either

virtual tape cartridges or virtual disks.

8If you would like tape cartridges to be available on one

or more volumes, change the number in the Ta p e

Cartridge Area (GB) from a minimum of 5 GB to the

total capacity of the volume. 5 GB is the smallest size

available to tape cartridges.

9If you would like virtual disks to be available on one or

more volumes, change the number in Virtual Disk Area

(GB) from a minimum of 1 GB to the total capacity of

the volume.

10 Click Next. to continue

The Cartridge Creation screen displays (see figure 20).

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