Riverbed Steelhead Series Manuel utilisateur

Rack Installation Guide

Steelhead Series xx00, xx10, xx20, xx50, CMC, Cloud

Steelhead, Steelhead Mobile, Whitewater, and

Interceptor Systems

Version 6.1.2

November 2010

Riverbed Technology

199 Fremont Street

San Francisco, CA 94105

Fax: 415.247.8801

Web: http://www.riverbed.com

Phone: 415.247.8800

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assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this book.

Part Number

712-00010-11

Rack Installation Guide 3

Rack Installation Guide

These instructions describe how to install models 250, 550, 1050, 2050, 5050, 6050, 7050, 9350; CSH-250, CSH-

1050, CHS-2050, WWA-1000, WWA-2000, models 3000, 3010, 5000, 5010, 8000, 8500; and models 3020, 3520,

5520, 6020, 6120, 9200 in a standard Telco-type rack. It includes the following sections:

“Overview,” next

“Rack Installation Guidelines” on page 5

“Required Tools and Equipment” on page 5

“Mounting Series 250 and 550 to a Rack” on page 5

“Mounting Series 1050 and 2050 to a Rack” on page 6

“Mounting Series 5050, 6050, 7050, and 9350 to a Rack” on page 14

“Mounting Models 3000, 3010, 5000, and 5010 to a Rack” on page 18

“Mounting Models 3020, 3520, 5520, 6020, 6120, and 9200 to a Rack” on page 21

Caution: All 3U systems must be mounted to a four-post rack; they cannot be mounted to a two-post rack.

Important: For 3U xx20 models reseat all hard disks prior to powering the unit on. Reseat 3U xx20 disks anytime the

Steelhead appliance is shipped to a new location.

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Rack Installation Guide Overview

Important: Model 50, 100, 200, 250, 300, and 550 systems are designed for the desktop. If you install these systems in a

rack do not place objects on top of the system; it causes restricted airflow and can damage the system.

Note: For rack installation instructions describing 520, 1020, 1520, and 2020 systems, see the documentation enclosed

with these products. The documentation enclosed with 1U xx20 systems describes how to standard or center mount to

a two-post rack or standard mount to a four-post rack.

Note: 1U xx10 systems are equipped with pre-installed rails, use standard installation procedures to install these

systems in a rack.

Overview

Depending on your order, some systems require that the inner rails be attached to the chassis before they

can be installed in a rack.

Square Post-Hole Adaptor

Rack cabinets can have square or circular holes in the vertical posts. If necessary, to accommodate standard

screws you can convert the square post-holes to circular holes using the included square post-hole adaptors.

To convert a square post-hole to fit a standard screw

Press together the top and bottom of the square post-hole adaptor and push it into the square hole on

the rack post.

Figure 1. Installing Square Post-Hole Adaptor

Short Rack Adaptors

Your system ships with standard brackets for racks with a depth of 28 to 33 inches (71.1 to 83.8 cm). Short

rack adaptors are provided to accommodate racks with a shorter rack depth. The short rack adaptors fit

racks with a depth of 17 to 28 inches (43.2 to 71.1 cm).

For details on installing short rack adaptors, see “To mount the short rack adaptors to the outer rails” on

page 24.

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Rack Installation Guidelines Rack Installation Guide

Rack Installation Guidelines

Prior to installing the system in a rack, adhere to the following rack installation guidelines:

Installing components in a rack without the front and side stabilizers can cause the rack to tip over.

Always install rack stabilizers before you install components in a rack.

Make sure the rack is properly secured to the floor or ceiling.

Always load the rack from the bottom up. Load the heaviest component in the rack first.

Ensure that there is adequate airflow in the rack. Improper installation or restricted airflow can

damage the equipment.

The rack cannot have solid or restricted airflow doors. You must use a mesh door on the front and back

of the rack or remove the doors to ensure adequate airflow to the system.

The 1U and 3U systems produce front-to-back cooling airflow that requires an unobstructed airflow to

the fan housing. Do not mount the system near other electronic devices that produce back-to-front

airflow.

The Series 250 and 550 require sideways airflow. Do not block the sides.

The Models 50, 100, 200 and 300 require air-convection cooling. If these models are installed in a rack,

use the Riverbed provided rack-mount.

The rack width and depth must allow for proper serviceability and cable management.

Make sure the rack is level and stable before pulling a component out of the rack.

Do not move racks by yourself; a minimum of two people are needed to move a rack.

Required Tools and Equipment

You need the following tools and equipment to mount the system to a rack:

A standard Telco-type rack

A standard Phillips-head screwdriver

The enclosed screw-kit

The enclosed short rack adaptors (if needed)

The enclosed square post-hole converters (if needed)

The enclosed brackets for mounting the Series 250 and 550 (if needed)

If your system is missing any components please contact Riverbed Support for replacement parts at https:/

/support.riverbed.com.

Mounting Series 250 and 550 to a Rack

The following section describes how to install a Series 250 or 550 system in a rack.

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Rack Installation Guide Mounting Series 1050 and 2050 to a Rack

Important: Series 250 and 550 systems are designed for side to side airflow. If you install these systems in a rack do not

place objects on the sides of the system; it causes restricted airflow and can damage the system.

To install mounting brackets to the system

1. Carefully lift the system out of the shipping carton.

2. To install the mounting brackets, use the included screw kit to secure the brackets onto the sides of the

chassis (at the front of the system) using three screws on each side.

Figure 2. Installing Brackets to the Desktop System

3. To mount the brackets to the posts, slide the system into the rack until the front is flush against the rack

posts. Install the included washer and screw in the center hole of the bracket. The Series 250 and 550

must be installed in a front mount.

4. Insert and tighten the rack post screws on each side of the system.

Mounting Series 1050 and 2050 to a Rack

The following section describes how to install a Series 1050 and 2050 system in a four or two-post rack. It

includes the following sections:

“To open the bezel on Series 1050 and 2050 systems,” next

“Mounting the RMK-002A Rails for 1050 and 2050 Systems” on page 7

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Mounting Series 1050 and 2050 to a Rack Rack Installation Guide

“Mounting the System to a Four-Post Rack” on page 10

“Mounting the System to a Two-Post Rack” on page 12

To open the bezel on Series 1050 and 2050 systems

To open the bezel firmly press in the buttons on each side of the bezel and slide it towards you. The

bezel remains attached to the system on hinges.

Figure 3. Opening the Bezel on Series 1050 and 2050 Systems

Mounting the RMK-002A Rails for 1050 and 2050 Systems

The RMK-002A rails are modified rails for 1U xx50 systems, the following section describes how to mount

a 1050 and 2050 system to a four-post rack with these rails.

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Rack Installation Guide Mounting Series 1050 and 2050 to a Rack

1. To detach the outer rails, press the release latch and pull the outer rails away from the system.

Figure 4. Using the Release Latch to Detach the Outer Rails

2. Install the outer rails to the rack posts.

Note: The RMK-002A rails can accommodate a 22” to 32” deep rack and a maximum device weight of 40 kg.

Figure 5. Attaching the Outer Rails to the Rack

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Mounting Series 1050 and 2050 to a Rack Rack Installation Guide

3. Slide the ball bearing retainer on the inside of the outer rail to the foremost position.

Figure 6. Sliding the Ball Bearing Retainer to the Foremost Position

Note: The ball bearing retainer must be pushed forward and placed in the front position before attaching a chassis to

the rack.

4. Slide the inner rails into the outer rails, pushing the system into the rack.

Figure 7. Sliding the System into the Rack

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Rack Installation Guide Mounting Series 1050 and 2050 to a Rack

Mounting the System to a Four-Post Rack

The Series 1050 and 2050 ship with rails pre-installed to the chassis for mounting to a four-post rack. The

following section describes how to mount a 1050 and 2050 system to a four-post rack.

To mount a 1050 and 2050 to a four-post rack

1. To detach the outer rails, slide the outer rail to the end of the system and engage the release latches. The

right release latch must be pushed down and the left release latch must be pushed up.

2. Pull the outer rail completely off the system.

Figure 8. Detaching the Outer Rails

3. If needed, attach the brackets to the outer rails with the included screw set.

Figure 9. Attaching Brackets to Outer Rails

4. To adjust the length of the outer rails to fit the distance between your rack posts, loosen the screws on

the longer rear bracket of the outer rails. You can tighten and secure the bracket screws after you have

affixed the outer rails to the rack posts.

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