Quantum StorNext AEL500 Manuel utilisateur

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StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive

Essentials Guide

Introduction 3

Install the Archive 4

Request Licenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Installing the Archive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Connecting the Archive Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Use the Setup Wizard to Configure the Archive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Install the StorNext Storage Manager License Key. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Install SNAPI Server on the StorNext Metadata Controller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Adding the Archive to StorNext. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Archive Upgrades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Install the StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive EDLM Hardware Add-On Kit 11

Install the Storage Expansion Licenses 14

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2Contents

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Introduction 3

Introduction

StorNext AEL Archives are purpose-built for Big Data, offering high-

performance, highly scalable data management solutions that are also cost-

effective and easy to manage. When added to a StorNext file system

deployment, StorNext AEL Archives provide nearline archiving with built-in data

protection and self-healing capabilities to ensure that valuable Big Data is

protected and accessible over time.

The

StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive Essentials Guide

provides an overview of the

steps required to unpack, set up, and install the StorNext AEL500 Mini

Archive.The StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive is a unified archiving solution for

StorNext file systems, combining archive software and hardware. The StorNext

AEL500 Mini Archive hardware is a 5U Scalar i500 which supports an optional

EDLM Hardware Add-On Kit, to provide EDLM functionality, and StorNext

AEL500 capacity upgrades to increase storage. See Install the StorNext AEL500

Mini Archive EDLM Hardware Add-On Kit on page 11 and Install the Storage

Expansion Licenses on page 14.

The StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive contains the following components:

• 20 licensed storage slots in the Scalar i500

• 1 License for 20 StorNext Storage Manager Slots

• 1 EDLM license

For detailed information on configuring and running your archive, adding,

removing, replacing parts, and Scalar i500 software, see

http://www.quantum.com/ServiceandSupport/

SoftwareandDocumentationDownloads/SI500/Index.aspx

For detailed information on your using your StorNext system and software, see

http://www.quantum.com/ServiceandSupport/

SoftwareandDocumentationDownloads/SNMS/Index.aspx

Release Notes are also available for this product. The Release Notes describe

changes to your system or firmware since the last release, provide compatibility

information, and discuss any known issues. The Release Notes can be found at

http://www.quantum.com/ServiceandSupport/

SoftwareandDocumentationDownloads/AEL500/Index.aspx

Note: In this document, the term “archive” is synonymous with “library”.

Note: Before operating this product, read all instructions and warnings in this

document and in the

System, Safety, and Regulatory Information

Guide

. In addition, be sure to use this document in conjunction with

the

Scalar i500 User’s Guide

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WARNING: Without tape drives, tape cartridges, or power supplies, a 5U

StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive weighs approximately 58 lbs (26.3

kg). A 9U EDLM Hardware Add-On Kit, without tape drives, tape

cartridges, or power supplies, exceeds 65 lbs (29.5 kg). To avoid

serious injury, two people are required to safely lift the modules

into position.

WARNING: The power outlet must be available near the archive and must be

easily accessible.

WARNING: If installing the archive in a rack, a main protective earthing

(grounding) terminal must be provided, and power must be

supplied via an industrial plug and socket-outlet and/or an

appliance coupler complying with IEC 60309 (or an equivalent

national standard) and having a protective earth (ground)

conductor with a cross sectional area of at least 14 AWG

(1.5 mm2).

To ensure proper airflow and access space, allow 24 inches

(60 cm) in the front and back of the archive.

WARNING: Under no circumstances should a rack be moved while loaded

with one or more archive modules.

Install the Archive

Installing the StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive requires a series of steps, as

outlined in the table below. Basic instructions are provided in this guide; please

refer to the referenced sections in the referenced Scalar i500 and StorNext

documentation for more information.

Note: In the Scalar i500 documentation, the 5U StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive

is called a control module (CM), and the StorNext AEL500 Archive 9U

Expansion Module is called an expansion module (EM).

Note: In the Scalar i500 documentation, the term “host” is synonymous with

Metadata Controller (MDC).

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Request Licenses In order for your StorNext system to recognize the capacity in the StorNext

AEL500 Mini Archive, you must request StorNext licenses per the steps in the

“Obtaining Licenses” section of the

StorNext Licensing Guide

An EDLM license is pre-installed on the StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive, making it

EDLM Ready. Using EDLM requires the addition of the optional StorNext AEL500

Mini Archive EDLM Hardware Add-On Kit, which includes an EDLM drive. (See

Install the StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive EDLM Hardware Add-On Kit on

page 11.)

To perform this step: See the following documentation:

1Obtain the StorNext Storage Manager

license via the web form at http://

www.quantum.com/

ServiceandSupport/License/StorNext/

Index.aspx.

•Request Licenses on page 5.

• StorNext Licensing Guide.

2Install the archive:

•Plan the installation.

•Unpack the archive.

•Install the archive in a rack (optional).

•Installing the Archive on page 6.

• “Installing a Stand-Alone 5U Control Module” in the

Scalar

i500 User’s Guide.

3Cable the archive. • Connecting the Archive Cables on page 7.

• “Cabling Libraries With Fibre Channel Tape Drives Connected

Directly to a Host or Switch” in the

Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

4Use the Setup Wizard to configure the

archive.

•Use the Setup Wizard to Configure the Archive on page 8.

• “Automatically Creating Partitions” in the

Scalar i500 User’s

Guide.

• “Manually Creating Partitions” in the

Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

5Install the StorNext Storage Manager

License Key on the StorNext Metadata

Controller (MDC).

•Install the StorNext Storage Manager License Key on page 9.

• “Step 2: Licenses” in the

StorNext User’s Guide

and related

sections of the

StorNext Online Help.

6Install SNAPI server. • Install SNAPI Server on the StorNext Metadata Controller on

page 10.

• “Installing the APIs on the Storage Manager Host” in the

SNAPI

User Guide.

•

“Installing the APIs on the Storage Manager Host” in the

Storage Manager API Guide.

7Add the archive to the StorNext

system.

•Adding the Archive to StorNext on page 10.

• “Step 6: Storage Destinations” in the

StorNext User’s Guide.

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Installing the Archive See “Installing a Stand-Alone 5U Control Module” in the

Scalar i500 User’s

Guide.

Note: See also “Step 1: Unpack the Library” in the

Scalar i500 Getting Started

Guide.

Caution: Save all packaging materials and the orange robot restraint

assembly in case you need to move or ship the archive in the

future.

1Choose an optimal location for the archive. To avoid damage, the archive

must be positioned in a stable location. See the

System, Safety, and

Regulatory Information Guide

for more information on finding an optimal

location for your archive.

WARNING: The power outlet must be available near the archive and must

be easily accessible.

• Make sure a power source (only of the type marked on the product

label) is available. For power requirements, see the

Scalar i500 User’s

Guide

• Route any cables to avoid walking on them or pinching them with items

placed on or against them. Pay particular attention to the cord at the

wall receptacle and the point where the cord exits from the archive.

• Make sure that objects will not fall and liquids will not spill into the

archive’s chassis through openings.

2Following the unpacking instructions that came with the archive, remove

the archive exterior packaging but leave the archive in the bottom

packaging tray.

3Check the contents of the package against the packing slip.

4Remove the interior packaging.

Caution: Be sure to remove the orange robot restraint assembly that

secures the robot to the floor of the archive and the yellow

strip in the I/E station.

WARNING: Without tape drives, tape cartridges, or power supplies, a 5U

StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive weighs approximately 58 lbs

(26.3 kg). A 9U EDLM Hardware Add-On Kit, without tape

drives, tape cartridges, or power supplies, exceeds 65 lbs

(29.5 kg). To avoid serious injury, two people are required to

safely lift the modules into position.

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Installing the Archive in the Rack

Note: See also “Installing the Library in a Rack” in the

Scalar i500 User’s

Guide.

If desired, the StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive may be installed in a rack. (All

StorNext AEL 500 Archive configurations taller than 14U must be installed in a

rack.) The rack secures the base module, and all other modules (ordered

separately) are then secured to the base module. Installing the modules into the

rack requires at least two people. For instructions, see the

Scalar i500 User’s

Guide.

1Remove the power supply from the archive. For information about removing

tape drives and power supplies, see the

Scalar i500 User’s Guide

2Open the archive’s I/E station door and access door.

3Lift the StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive and place it in the desired location.

4Use the rack ears to help secure the StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive to the

rack. For instructions, see the

Scalar i500 User’s Guide

5Re-install the power supply. See “Adding, Removing, and Replacing Power

Supplies” in the

Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

6Install any purchased tape drives. Up to two LTO-5 or LTO-6 drives may be

added to the Mini Archive:

• See Archive Upgrades on page 10.

• See “Adding, Removing, and Replacing Tape Drives” in the

Scalar i500

User’s Guide.

Connecting the Archive

Cables

Note: See also “Cabling Libraries With Fibre Channel Tape Drives Connected

Directly to a Host or Switch” in the

Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

1Remove the protective plastic caps covering the archive module connectors

on the archive.

2Connect the archive module terminators.

Caution: The module terminator is not the same as a SCSI terminator. Using

a SCSI terminator instead of a module terminator can damage the

archive. The module terminators are packaged in plastic and tied to

the back of the StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive.

3Connect the archive Ethernet cable for archive management.

Connect an Ethernet cable to the top Gigabit Ethernet port on the library

control blade (LCB) for remote access to the archive via the web client.

(Ethernet cable not supplied.)

4Connect the power cords.

At least one power supply is required for each archive that contains tape

drives.

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For each power supply, connect one end of the power cord to the power

supply. Then connect the other end to a nearby grounded AC power source

(of the type marked on the product label).

When you have completed this procedure, your archive should be cabled as

shown:

Use the Setup Wizard to

Configure the Archive

Note: See also “Automatically Creating Partitions” and “Manually Creating

Partitions” in the

Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

1Power on the archive.

aTurn on the rear power switch of each of the power supplies.

bPress the power switch on the front of the archive once.

Note: The only time that you do not need to log in to the library is when the

Setup Wizard appears on the operator panel for the first time.

2Configure the archive.

Note: You may skip initial configuration, or exit partway through. If you

do this, the settings you do not configure will be assigned the

following default settings until you change them:

- DCHP enabled

- Six I/E station slots

- Zero cleaning cartridge slots

- The archive creates a single partition and assigns available archive

resources proportionately.

Note: The operator panel Setup Wizard only appears once, the first time

you turn the archive on. You cannot log on to the web client until

you configure the network settings on the operator panel. If you

exit the operator panel Setup Wizard before configuring network

settings, you must configure the network settings on the operator

panel (Setup > Network Mgmt) before logging on to the web client.

Gigabit Ethernet port

Module

terminator

Module

terminator

Ethernet cable

User drives-to-

MDC fibre

channel cables

Power

cords

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When you first power on the archive, the operator panel displays the Setup

Wizard. The Setup Wizard helps you to configure network settings, set the

date and time, create user accounts, configure I/E slots, and perform other

tasks that allow you to begin using the archive. You should start using the

Setup Wizard on the operator panel. After performing initial configuration

from the local operator panel, you can then continue to use the Setup

Wizard on the web client.

The recommended procedure for using the Setup Wizard for the initial

configuration is as follows:

aThe Setup Wizard prompts you to enter the network settings that allow

the web client to access the archive.

Be sure to complete this step

bOpen the web client using the archive’s IP address. To view archive’s IP

address, select Setup > Network Mgmt from the operator panel.

cLog in to the web client using the default administrative account as

follows:

• User Name: admin

• Password: password

dComplete the Setup Wizard screens on the web client.

Note: It is highly recommended that you configure the archive for a

single partition, which is the default configuration for the StorNext

AEL500 Mini Archive.

The final Setup Wizard screen will prompt you to apply your settings.

When you have completed the Setup Wizard, the Library Configuration

report appears on the web client. The Library Configuration report provides

information on the archive’s tape drives, partitions, I/E stations, storage

slots, cleaning slots, and loaded media.

3If not already automatically configured, configure a single archive partition.

For more information, see “Manually Creating Partitions” in the

Scalar i500

User’s Guide

4Load tape cartridges into the archive.

For instructions on importing and bulk loading tape cartridges, see

“Importing Media” and “Bulk Loading” in the

Scalar i500 User’s Guide

5Register the archive (from the web client, select Setup > Register Library).

Install the StorNext

Storage Manager

License Key

To recognize the StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive, StorNext requires the Storage

Manager License Key to be installed.

• See “Step 2: Licenses” in the

StorNext User’s Guide

and related sections of

the

StorNext Online Help.

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Install SNAPI Server on

the StorNext Metadata

Controller

The SNAPI Server application needs to be installed on the StorNext Metadata

Controller. The steps to download the SNAPI Server application are in the

download media kit included in the accessory kit. The version of SNAPI Server

application to install depends on your version of StorNext:

• SNAPI 2.0.2 for StorNext 4.2.

• SNAPI 2.0.3 for StorNext 4.3 and later.

Note: If you are using an older version of StorNext, contact Quantum

Support.

1Download the appropriate SNAPI server application by following the

instructions on the SNAPI Download Certificate included with the media kit.

2Install the SNAPI server application on StorNext. See “Installing the APIs on

the Storage Manager Host” in the

SNAPI 2.0.2 User’s Guide

and “Installing

the APIs on the Storage Manager Host” in the

SNAPI 2.0.3 Storage Manager

API Guide

for instructions and more information.

Adding the Archive to

StorNext

1Connect to the StorNext Metadata Controller (MDC).

Once the partition and drive fibre channel connections are established to

the StorNext Metadata Controller system, perform the following steps:

aPower up the StorNext MDC system.

bVerify communication with the media changer devices and tape drives.

2After the archive is configured, you can add it to your StorNext system. You

can add a library through the Configuration Wizard.

• See “Chapter 3 The Configuration Wizard” in the

StorNext User’s Guide

for information on the Configuration Wizard.

• See “Step 6: Storage Destinations” in the

StorNext User’s Guide

for

specific instructions on adding the library to your StorNext system.

Archive Upgrades The StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive can be upgraded for additional slots,

additional drives and to add EDLM support. Optional upgrade items include:

• StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive 21-slot upgrade.

•LTO-5orLTO-6drives.

• StorNext AEL500 Archive 9U Expansion Module.

• StorNext AEL500 Mini Archive EDLM Hardware Add-on Kit.

Additional Drives:

• Up to two LTO-5 or LTO-6 drives may be added to the Mini Archive.

Adding more than two drives requires a StorNext AEL500 Archive 9U

Expansion Module to house any additional drives.

• We recommend that customers who want more than two drives at

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