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Fujitsu ETERNUS DX100 S4 Design Manual (207 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Function Overview
14
Basic Functions
14
Table 1 Basic Functions
14
Table 2 SAN Functions
15
RAID Functions
16
Supported RAID
16
Figure 1 RAID0 Concept
17
Figure 2 RAID1 Concept
17
Figure 3 RAID1+0 Concept
18
Figure 4 RAID5 Concept
18
Figure 5 RAID5+0 Concept
19
Figure 6 RAID6 Concept
20
Figure 7 RAID6-FR Concept
21
Table 3 RAID Level Comparison
21
User Capacity (Logical Capacity)
22
Table 4 Formula for Calculating User Capacity for each RAID Level
22
Table 5 User Capacity Per Drive
23
RAID Group
24
Table 6 RAID Group Types and Usage
24
Figure 8 Example of a RAID Group
25
Table 7 Number of Drives to Configure and the Recommended Number of Drives Per RAID Group
25
Volume
26
Figure 9 Volume Concept
26
Table 8 Number of Volumes that Can be Created
27
Table 9 Volumes that Can be Created
27
Hot Spares
29
Figure 10 Hot Spares
29
Table 10 Hot Spare Installation Conditions
29
Table 11 Hot Spare Selection Criteria
30
Data Protection
31
Data Block Guard
31
Figure 11 Data Block Guard
31
Disk Drive Patrol
32
Figure 12 Disk Drive Patrol
32
Redundant Copy
33
Figure 13 Redundant Copy Function
33
Rebuild
34
Figure 14 Rebuild
34
Fast Recovery
35
Figure 15 Fast Recovery
35
Copyback/Copybackless
36
Figure 16 Copyback
36
Figure 17 Copybackless
37
Protection (Shield)
38
Figure 18 Protection (Shield)
38
Reverse Cabling
40
Figure 19 Reverse Cabling
40
Operations Optimization (Virtualization/Automated Storage Tiering)
41
Thin Provisioning
41
Figure 20 Storage Capacity Virtualization
42
Table 12 TPP Maximum Number and Capacity
42
Table 13 Chunk Size According to the Configured TPP Capacity
43
Table 14 Levels and Configurations for a RAID Group that Can be Registered in a TPP
43
Table 15 TPP Thresholds
44
Table 16 TPV Thresholds
44
Figure 21 TPV Balancing (When Allocating Disproportionate TPV Physical Capacity Evenly)
45
Figure 22 TPV Balancing (When Distributing Host Accesses Evenly after TPP Expansion)
45
Figure 23 TPV/FTV Capacity Optimization
47
Flexible Tier
48
Figure 24 Flexible Tier
49
Table 17 Chunk Size and Data Transfer Unit
49
Figure 25 FTV Configuration
50
Table 18 the Maximum Number and the Maximum Capacity of Ftsps
51
Table 19 Levels and Configurations for a RAID Group that Can be Registered in a FTSP
51
Table 20 FTRP Thresholds
52
Table 21 FTV Thresholds
52
Figure 26 FTRP Balancing
53
Extreme Cache Pool
54
Figure 27 Extreme Cache Pool
54
Optimization of Volume Configurations
55
Table 22 Optimization of Volume Configurations
55
RAID Migration
57
Figure 28 RAID Migration (When Data Is Migrated to a High Capacity Drive)
57
Figure 29 RAID Migration (When a Volume Is Moved to a Different RAID Level)
57
Figure 30 RAID Migration
58
Logical Device Expansion
59
Figure 31 Logical Device Expansion (When Expanding the RAID Group Capacity)
59
Figure 32 Logical Device Expansion (When Changing the RAID Level)
59
LUN Concatenation
61
Figure 33 LUN Concatenation
61
Figure 34 LUN Concatenation (Volume Concatenation)
62
Wide Striping
63
Figure 35 Wide Striping
63
Data Encryption
64
Encryption with Self Encrypting Drive (SED)
65
Figure 36 Data Encryption with Self Encrypting Drives (SED)
65
Firmware Data Encryption
66
Figure 37 Firmware Data Encryption
66
Key Management Server Linkage
67
Figure 38 Key Management Server Linkage
68
Table 23 Functional Comparison between the SED Authentication Key (Common Key) and Key Man- Agement Server Linkage
68
User Access Management
70
Account Management
70
Figure 39 Account Management
70
Table 24 Available Functions for Default Roles
71
User Authentication
72
Table 25 Client Public Key (SSH Authentication)
72
Audit Log
74
Figure 40 Audit Log
74
Environmental Burden Reduction
75
Eco-Mode
75
Figure 41 Eco-Mode
75
Table 26 Eco-Mode Specifications
76
Power Consumption Visualization
78
Figure 42 Power Consumption Visualization
78
Operation Management/Device Monitoring
79
Operation Management Interface
79
Performance Information Management
80
Event Notification
82
Figure 43 Event Notification
82
Table 27 Levels and Contents of Events that Are Notified
82
Table 28 SNMP Specifications
83
Device Time Synchronization
85
Figure 44 Device Time Synchronization
85
Power Control
86
Power Synchronized Unit
86
Figure 45 Power Synchronized Unit
86
Remote Power Operation (Wake on LAN)
87
Figure 46 Wake on LAN
87
Backup (Advanced Copy)
88
Figure 47 Example of Advanced Copy
88
Table 29 Control Software (Advanced Copy)
88
Backup (SAN)
89
Table 30 List of Functions (Copy Methods)
89
Table 31 Characteristics of Snapopc/Snapopc+ Operations with each Type of Copy Destination Logical Volume
90
Figure 48 REC
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Table 32 REC Data Transfer Mode
92
Figure 49 Restore OPC
94
Figure 50 EC or REC Reverse
94
Figure 51 Targets for the Multi-Copy Function
95
Figure 52 Multi-Copy
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Figure 53 Multi-Copy (Including Snapopc+)
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Figure 54 Multi-Copy (Using the Consistency Mode)
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Figure 55 Multi-Copy (Case 1: When Performing a Cascade Copy for an REC Session in Consistency Mode)
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Figure 56 Multi-Copy (Case 2: When Performing a Cascade Copy for an REC Session in Consistency Mode)
97
Figure 57 Cascade Copy
98
Table 33 Available Cascade Copy Combinations (When a Cascade Copy Performs Session 1 Followed by Session 2)
98
Table 34 Modified Data Size for each Quickopc Resolution
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Table 35 Available Cascade Copy Combinations (When a Cascade Copy Performs Session 2 Followed by Session 1)
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Figure 58 Cascade Copy (Using Three Copy Sessions)
102
Figure 59 Cascade Copy (Using Four Copy Sessions)
102
Performance Tuning
103
Striping Size Expansion
103
Table 36 Available Stripe Depth
103
Assigned Cms
104
Figure 60 Assigned Cms
104
Smart Setup Wizard
105
Table 37 Guideline for the Number of Drives and User Capacities (When 1.92TB Ssds Are Installed)
105
Figure 61 RAID Configuration Example (When 12 Ssds Are Installed)
107
Table 38 Guideline for the Number of Drives and User Capacities (When 1.2TB SAS Disks Are Installed)
107
Figure 62 RAID Configuration Example (When 15 SAS Disks Are Installed)
109
SAN Functions
110
Operations Optimization (Deduplication/Compression)
110
Deduplication/Compression
110
Figure 63 Deduplication/Compression Overview
111
Figure 64 Deduplication Overview
111
Figure 65 Compression Overview
112
Table 39 Deduplication/Compression Function Specifications
112
Table 40 Method for Enabling the Deduplication/Compression Function
114
Table 41 Volumes that Are to be Created Depending on the Selection of "Deduplication" and "Com- Pression
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Table 42 Deduplication/Compression Setting for Tpps Where the Target Volumes Can be Created
115
Figure 66 Details of the Deduplication/Compression Function
117
Table 43 Management Functions for Deduplication/Compression Volumes
118
Improving Host Connectivity
120
Host Affinity
120
Figure 67 Host Affinity
120
Figure 68 Associating Host Groups, CA Port Groups, and LUN Groups
121
Iscsi Security
122
Stable Operation Via Load Control
122
Quality of Service (Qos)
122
Figure 69 Qos
122
Figure 70 Copy Path Bandwidth Limit
123
Host Response
124
Figure 71 Host Response
124
Storage Cluster
125
Figure 72 Storage Cluster
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Figure 73 Mapping Tfovs, TFO Groups, and CA Port Pairs
126
Table 44 Storage Cluster Function Specifications
126
Data Migration
129
Storage Migration
129
Figure 74 Storage Migration
130
Non-Disruptive Storage Migration
131
Figure 75 Non-Disruptive Storage Migration
131
Table 45 Specifications for Paths and Volumes between the Local Storage System and the External
131
Server Linkage Functions
133
Oracle VM Linkage
133
Figure 76 Oracle VM Linkage
133
Vmware Linkage
134
Figure 77 Vmware Linkage
134
Figure 78 VVOL (Operational Configuration)
136
Figure 79 VVOL (System Configuration)
137
Table 46 Maximum VVOL Capacity
138
Table 47 VVOL Management Information Specifications
138
Veeam Storage Integration
140
Figure 80 Veeam Storage Integration
140
Table 48 Volume Types that Can be Used with Veeam Storage Integration
142
Microsoft Linkage
143
Figure 81 Microsoft Linkage
143
Openstack Linkage
144
Logical Volume Manager (LVM)
145
Figure 82 Logical Volume Manager (LVM)
145
Connection Configuration
146
SAN Connection
146
Host Interface
146
Table 49 Ethernet Frame Capacity (Jumbo Frame Settings)
147
Access Method
149
Figure 83 Single Path Connection (When a SAN Connection Is Used - Direct Connection)
149
Figure 84 Single Path Connection (When a SAN Connection Is Used - Switch Connection)
149
Figure 85 Multipath Connection (When a SAN Connection Is Used - Basic Connection Configuration)
150
Figure 86 Multipath Connection (When a SAN Connection Is Used - Switch Connection)
150
Figure 87 Multipath Connection (When a SAN Connection Is Used - for Enhanced Performance)
151
Remote Connections
152
Figure 88 Example of Non-Supported Connection Configuration (When Multiple Types of Remote Interfaces Are Installed in the same ETERNUS DX/AF)
152
Figure 89 Example of Supported Connection Configuration (When Multiple Types of Remote Interfa- Ces Are Installed in the same ETERNUS DX/AF)
152
Remote Interfaces
153
Figure 90 an FC Connection for a Remote Copy between ETERNUS DX/AF Storage Systems (When Redundant Paths Are Used)
153
Figure 91 an FC Connection for a Remote Copy between ETERNUS DX/AF Storage Systems (When Lines Are Used)
153
Figure 92 an Iscsi Connection for a Remote Copy between ETERNUS DX/AF Storage Systems (When Lines Are Used)
154
Connectable Models
155
Table 50 Connectable Models and Available Remote Interfaces
155
LAN Connection
156
LAN for Operation Management (MNT Port)
156
Figure 93 Connection Example Without a Dedicated Remote Support Port
157
Figure 94 Connection Example When the IP Address of the Slave CM Is Set (and a Dedicated Remote Support Port Is Not Used)
157
LAN for Remote Support (RMT Port)
158
Figure 95 Overview of the AIS Connect Function
158
Figure 96 Security Features
159
Figure 97 Connection Example with a Dedicated Remote Support Port
160
LAN Control (Master CM/Slave CM)
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Figure 98 Connection Example When the IP Address of the Slave CM Is Set (and a Dedicated Remote Support Port Is Used)
161
Figure 99 LAN Control (Switching of the Master CM)
162
Figure 100 LAN Control (When the IP Address of the Slave CM Is Set)
162
Network Communication Protocols
163
Table 51 LAN Port Availability
163
Power Supply Connection
164
Input Power Supply Lines
164
UPS Connection
165
Power Synchronized Connections
166
Power Synchronized Connections (PWC)
166
Figure 101 Power Supply Control Using a Power Synchronized Unit (When Connecting One or Two Servers)
166
Figure 102 Power Supply Control Using a Power Synchronized Unit (When Connecting Three or more Servers)
168
Power Synchronized Connections (Wake on LAN)
169
Figure 103 Power Supply Control Using Wake on LAN
169
Hardware Configurations
170
Configuration Schematics
170
Figure 104 Minimum Configuration Diagram: ETERNUS DX100 S4/DX200 S4
170
Figure 105 Minimum Configuration Diagram: ETERNUS DX100 S3/DX200 S3
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Figure 106 Maximum Configuration Diagram: ETERNUS DX100 S4/DX200 S4
172
Figure 107 Maximum Configuration Diagram: ETERNUS DX100 S3/DX200 S3
174
Figure 108 Enclosure Connection Path (When Only One Controller Is Installed)
176
Figure 109 Enclosure Connection Path (When Two Controllers Are Installed)
176
Optional Product Installation Conditions
177
Controller Module
177
Memory Extension
178
Host Interfaces
179
Unified License
180
Drive Enclosures
181
I/O Module
181
Table 52 Number of Installable Drive Enclosures
181
Drives
182
Table 53 Drive Characteristics
184
Standard Installation Rules
185
Controller Module
185
Figure 110 Controller Installation Order
185
Table 54 Number of Installable Drives
185
Host Interface
186
Figure 111 Installation Diagram for Host Interfaces (When Only One Controller Is Installed)
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Figure 112 Host Interface Installation Diagram 1 (When Two Controllers Are Installed in the ETERNUS DX100 S4/DX100 S3)
186
Figure 113 Host Interface Installation Diagram 2 (When Two Controllers Are Installed in the ETERNUS DX100 S4/DX100 S3)
186
Drive Enclosure
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Figure 114 Host Interface Installation Diagram (When Two Controllers Are Installed in the ETERNUS DX200 S4/DX200 S3)
187
I/O Module
188
Drive
188
Figure 115 I/O Module Installation Order
188
Figure 116 Drive Installation Diagram for High-Density Drive Enclosures
189
Figure 117 Installation Diagram for 2.5" Drives
190
Figure 118 Installation Diagram for 3.5" Drives
191
Recommended RAID Group Configurations
192
Figure 119 Drive Combination 1
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Figure 120 Drive Combination 2
192
Figure 121 Drive Combination 3
193
Figure 122 Drive Combination 4
193
Figure 123 Drive Combination 5
194
Maintenance/Expansion
195
Hot Swap/Hot Expansion
195
Table 55 Hot Swap and Hot Expansion Availability for Components (ETERNUS DX100 S4/DX200 S4)
195
Table 56 Hot Swap and Hot Expansion Availability for Components (ETERNUS DX100 S3/DX200 S3)
197
User Expansion
198
Drive Sanitization
198
Function Specification List
199
List of Supported Protocols
199
Table 57 List of Supported Protocols
199
Target Pool for each Function/Volume List
200
Target RAID Groups/Pools of each Function
200
Target Volumes of each Function
201
Combinations of Functions that Are Available for Simultaneous Executions
203
Table 58 Combinations of Functions that Can be Executed Simultaneously (1/2)
203
Table 59 Combinations of Functions that Can be Executed Simultaneously (2/2)
204
Number of Processes that Can be Executed Simultaneously
205
Capacity that Can be Processed Simultaneously
205
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Table of Contents
About this Manual
3
Naming Conventions
4
Symbols Used in this Manual
5
Table of Contents
8
Chapter 1 Component Names and LED Names
14
Controller Enclosures
14
Front
14
Figure 1.1 Front View of a 2.5" Type Controller Enclosure
14
Rear
15
Figure 1.2 Front View of a 3.5" Type Controller Enclosure
15
Figure 1.3 Rear View of a Controller Enclosure (When Only One Controller Is Installed)
15
Figure 1.4 Rear View of a Controller Enclosure (When Two Controllers Are Installed)
16
Components (Front)
17
Figure 1.5 Operation Panel (Controller Enclosure)
17
Table 1.1 Status and Meanings of each LED (Operation Panel (Controller Enclosure))
17
Figure 1.6 2.5" Drives
19
Figure 1.7 Drive Slot Numbers (2.5" Type Controller Enclosure)
19
Figure 1.8 3.5" Drives
19
Figure 1.9 Drive Slot Numbers (3.5" Type Controller Enclosure)
19
ETERNUS DX100 S4/DX200 S4 Components (Rear)
20
Table 1.2 Status and Meanings of each LED (Drive (Controller Enclosure))
20
Figure 1.10 Controller (ETERNUS DX100 S4/DX200 S4)
21
Table 1.3 Status and Meanings of each LED (Controller)
22
Figure 1.11 FC Interface (Installed in a Controller)
23
Figure 1.12 Host Interface for FC Cable Connection (Installed in a Controller)
23
Figure 1.13 Host Interface for FC Cable Connections (Equipped with SFP+ Modules in All Ports and Installed in the Controllers)
24
Figure 1.14 Host Interface for Copper Twinax Cable Connection (Installed in a Controller)
24
Figure 1.15 Iscsi 10Gbit/S (10GBASE-T) Interface, Iscsi 1Gbit/S Interface (Installed in a Controller)
25
Figure 1.16 SAS Interface (Installed in a Controller)
25
Figure 1.17 Ethernet 1Gbit/S Interface (Installed in a Controller)
26
ETERNUS DX100 S3/DX200 S3 Components (Rear)
27
Figure 1.18 Power Supply Unit (Controller Enclosure)
27
Table 1.4 Status and Meanings of each LED (Power Supply Unit (Controller Enclosure))
27
Figure 1.19 Controller (ETERNUS DX100 S3/DX200 S3)
28
Table 1.5 Status and Meanings of each LED (Controller)
29
Figure 1.20 FC Interface (Installed in a Controller)
30
Figure 1.21 Host Interface for FC Cable Connection (Installed in a Controller)
30
Figure 1.22 Host Interface for Copper Twinax Cable Connection (Installed in a Controller)
31
Figure 1.23 Iscsi 10Gbit/S (10GBASE-T) Interface, Iscsi 1Gbit/S Interface (Installed in a Controller)
31
Figure 1.24 SAS Interface (Installed in a Controller)
32
Figure 1.25 Ethernet 1Gbit/S Interface (Installed in a Controller)
32
Figure 1.26 Power Supply Unit (Controller Enclosure)
33
Table 1.6 Status and Meanings of each LED (Power Supply Unit (Controller Enclosure))
33
2.5"/3.5" Type Drive Enclosures
34
Front
34
Figure 1.27 Front View of a 2.5" Type Drive Enclosure
34
Figure 1.28 Front View of a 3.5" Type Drive Enclosure
34
Rear
35
Figure 1.29 Rear View of a Drive Enclosure (When Only One I/O Module Is Installed)
35
Figure 1.30 Rear View of a Drive Enclosure (When Two I/O Modules Are Installed)
35
Components (Front)
36
Figure 1.31 Operation Panel (2.5"/3.5" Type Drive Enclosure)
36
Table 1.7 Status and Meanings of each LED (Operation Panel (2.5"/3.5" Type Drive Enclosure))
36
Figure 1.32 2.5" Drives
37
Figure 1.33 Drive Slot Numbers (2.5" Type Drive Enclosure)
37
Figure 1.34 3.5" Drives
38
Figure 1.35 Drive Slot Numbers (3.5" Type Drive Enclosure)
38
Table 1.8 Status and Meanings of each LED (Drive (Drive Enclosure) (2.5"/3.5" Type))
38
Components (Rear)
39
Figure 1.36 I/O Module (2.5"/3.5" Type Drive Enclosure)
39
Table 1.9 Status and Meanings of each LED (I/O Module (2.5"/3.5" Type Drive Enclosure))
39
Figure 1.37 Power Supply Unit (2.5"/3.5" Type Drive Enclosure)
40
Table 1.10 Status and Meanings of each LED (Power Supply Unit (2.5"/3.5" Type Drive Enclosure))
40
High-Density Drive Enclosure
41
Front
41
Rear
41
Figure 1.38 Front View of a High-Density Drive Enclosure
41
Figure 1.39 Rear View of a High-Density Drive Enclosure
41
Components (Front)
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Figure 1.40 Operation Panel (High-Density Drive Enclosure)
42
Table 1.11 Status and Meanings of each LED (Operation Panel (High-Density Drive Enclosure))
42
Figure 1.41 Disk Activity Panel (DAP)
43
Table 1.12 Status and Meanings of each LED (Disk Activity Panel (DAP))
43
Components (Internal)
44
Figure 1.42 Drives for High-Density Drive Enclosures
44
Figure 1.43 Drive Slot Numbers for High-Density Drive Enclosures
44
Components (Rear)
45
Figure 1.44 I/O Module (High-Density Drive Enclosure)
45
Table 1.13 Status and Meanings of each LED (I/O Module (High-Density Drive Enclosure))
45
Figure 1.45 Fan Expander Module
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Table 1.14 Status and Meanings of each LED (Fan Expander Module)
46
Figure 1.46 Power Supply Unit (High-Density Drive Enclosure)
47
Table 1.15 Status and Meanings of each LED (Power Supply Unit (High-Density Drive Enclosure))
47
Power Distribution Units (for Regions Other than the EMEIA, North American, Central American, and Caribbean Regions)
48
Power Distribution Units (1U)
48
Figure 1.47 Power Distribution Unit (AC200-240V, 1U, 4 Outlets)
48
Power Distribution Units (2U)
49
Figure 1.48 Power Distribution Unit (AC200-240V, 2U, 12 Outlets)
49
Figure 1.49 Power Distribution Unit (AC200-240V, 2U, 16 Outlets)
49
Chapter 2 Basic Operation
50
Powering on and off
50
Switching on and off the Main Line Switch on the Power Distribution Unit (for Regions Other than the EMEIA, North American, Central American, and Caribbean Regions)
50
Figure 2.1 on Position (Marked "|") of the Main Line Switches on a 1U Power Distribution Unit
50
Figure 2.2 on Position (Marked "|") of the Main Line Switches on a 2U Power Distribution Unit
51
Figure 2.3 off Position (Marked "¡") of the Main Line Switches on a 1U Power Distribution Unit
51
Figure 2.4 off Position (Marked "¡") of the Main Line Switches on a 2U Power Distribution Unit
52
Switching on and off the PSU Switch on the Power Supply Unit
53
Figure 2.5 on Position (Marked "|") of the PSU Switch on a Power Supply Unit
53
Figure 2.6 off Position (Marked "¡") of the PSU Switch of a Power Supply Unit
54
Powering on
55
Powering off
56
Using the FUNCTION Button
58
Chapter 3 Storage System Monitoring
60
Checking LED Status
60
Displaying Status Via ETERNUS Web GUI
60
Figure 3.1 ETERNUS Web GUI Screen
60
Displaying Status Via ETERNUS CLI
61
Table 3.1 General Status of ETERNUS Web GUI
61
Table 3.2 General Status of ETERNUS CLI
61
Event Notification
62
Audit Log
63
Figure 3.2 Event Notification
63
Figure 3.3 Audit Log
63
Chapter 4 Process Time (Estimated)
64
Volume Formatting Time
64
Table 4.1 Volume Formatting Time (Disk)
64
Rebuild/Copyback Process Time
65
Table 4.2 Rebuild Process Time (Disk)
65
Table 4.3 Copyback Process Time (Disk)
65
Chapter 5 Component Expansion/Function Enhancement
67
Installing Additional Drives
67
Installable Drives
67
Drive Handling Instructions
68
Additional Drive Installation Procedure
69
Installing Additional Drive Enclosures
79
Installable Drive Enclosures
79
Drive Enclosure Handling Instructions
79
Additional Drive Enclosure Installation Procedure
81
Installing Long Wave SFP+ Modules (16Gbit/S)
100
Installation Rules for Long Wave SFP+ Modules (16Gbit/S)
100
Installable Long Wave SFP+ Modules (16Gbit/S)
100
SFP+ Module Handling Instructions
100
Long Wave SFP+ Modules (16Gbit/S) Installation Procedure
101
Adding Servers
103
RAID Group Creation
103
Volume Creation
104
Connection Setup
105
Chapter 6 Maintenance
110
Periodic Backup
110
Maintenance Service
110
Maintenance Support Period
110
Replacing Batteries
110
Related Service
111
Check List
112
Required Information for Inquiries
120
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Using this Manual
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Compliance with Standards
4
About this Manual
6
Symbols Used in this Manual
8
Safety Precautions
9
Table of Contents
17
Chapter 1 Overview
21
External View
21
Figure 1.1 External View of a Power Synchronized Unit
21
Figure 1.2 External View of an AC Sensor Unit
21
Features
22
Specifications
23
Table 1.1 Specifications
23
Components
24
Power Synchronized Unit
24
Figure 1.3 Components (Power Synchronized Unit)
24
Table 1.2 Status and Meanings of each LED (for Power Synchronized Units)
25
AC Sensor Unit (Optional)
26
Figure 1.4 Components (AC Sensor Unit)
26
Table 1.3 Status and Meanings of each LED (for AC Sensor Units)
26
System Configuration
27
Figure 1.5 System Configuration Example (Power Synchronization with Two Server UPS Units)
27
Figure 1.6 System Configuration Example (Power Synchronization with Three or more Server UPS Units)
28
Power Management for Power Synchronization
29
Figure 1.7 Power on Using a Power Synchronized Unit
29
Figure 1.8 Operation Timing Chart When Using a Power Synchronized Unit (Powering On)
30
Figure 1.9 Power off Using a Power Synchronized Unit
31
Figure 1.10 Operation Timing Chart When Using a Power Synchronized Unit (Powering Off)
32
Chapter 2 Installation
33
Package Contents Check
33
Table 2.1 List of Package Contents (Power Synchronized Unit)
33
Table 2.2 List of Package Contents (AC Sensor Unit)
33
Preparation
34
Installation Area
34
Checking Power Sockets and Server UPS Unit Outlets
34
Preparing Power Cords
34
Installing in a Rack
35
Installing a Power Synchronized Unit
36
Installing an AC Sensor Unit
39
Chapter 3 Powering on and off
43
Chapter 4 Connection and Settings
44
Setting the ETERNUS DX/AF
45
Figure 4.1 ETERNUS DX60 S4/DX100 S4/DX200 S4, ETERNUS DX500 S4/DX600 S4
45
Figure 4.2 ETERNUS DX8700 S3/DX8900 S3 Setup (Setup Power Management Screen)
47
Figure 4.3 ETERNUS DX80 S2/DX90 S2 Setup (Setup Power Management Screen)
48
Figure 4.4 ETERNUS DX60 S2 Setup (Setup Power Management Screen)
49
Turning on the Power Synchronized Unit
50
Connecting Cascade Cables
53
Figure 4.5 Cascade Cable Connection
53
Connecting to the Server UPS Unit
56
Figure 4.6 Connection for the Server UPS Units and the AC Sensor Units
56
Connecting the Server UPS Unit to the Power Synchronized Unit
57
Connecting the AC Sensor Unit
58
Connecting to the ETERNUS DX/AF
61
Checking after Connection
64
Chapter 5 Adding a Connecting Device
65
Connection Procedure When Adding a Server
65
Connection Procedure When Adding an ETERNUS DX/AF
67
Chapter 6 Operation and Maintenance
71
Checking the Power Synchronized Unit Status
71
Device Replacement after Operation Startup
71
Replacing a Server
71
Replacing a Power Synchronized Unit
72
Replacing an AC Sensor Unit
72
Troubleshooting
73
Check List
73
Trouble Record
76
Figure 6.1 Trouble Record
76
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ETERNUS DX Installation
7
Installation Specifications
7
Eternus Dx100 S4
7
Table 1 ETERNUS DX100 S4 Installation Specifications
7
Eternus Dx100 S3
10
Table 2 Efficiency and Power Factor of the Power Supply Unit (ETERNUS DX100 S4)
10
Table 3 ETERNUS DX100 S3 Installation Specifications
10
Eternus Dx200 S4
13
Table 4 ETERNUS DX200 S4 Installation Specifications
13
Table 5 Efficiency and Power Factor of the Power Supply Unit (ETERNUS DX200 S4)
15
Eternus Dx200 S3
16
Table 6 ETERNUS DX200 S3 Installation Specifications
16
Storage System Dimensions
19
Figure 1 2.5" Type Controller Enclosure Dimensions
19
Figure 2 3.5" Type Controller Enclosure Dimensions
20
Figure 3 2.5" Type Drive Enclosure Dimensions
21
Figure 4 3.5" Type Drive Enclosure Dimensions
22
Figure 5 High-Density Drive Enclosure Dimensions
23
Compliance Standards
24
Package Size
25
Table 7 Package Size (for Regions Other than the EMEIA, Central American, and Caribbean Regions)
25
Installation Area
26
Figure 6 Installation Area and Service Area
26
Figure 7 Installation and Service Areas (When a High-Density Drive Enclosure Is Installed_1)
26
Figure 8 Installation and Service Areas (When a High-Density Drive Enclosure Is Installed_2)
27
Figure 9 Service Area (When a High-Density Drive Enclosure Is Installed in the Top Part of the Rack)
27
Installation Environment
28
Installation of the ETERNUS DX in High Altitude Locations
28
Air Conditioning
28
Installation Methods
29
Load Bearing Capacity for Floors
29
Outlet/Socket Specifications
29
Specifications for Optional Power Supply Products
30
Table 8 Current Consumption of each Power Cord
30
Table 9 Specifications for AC200V Power Cords (for the EMEIA, Central American, and Caribbean Regions)
30
Table 10 Specifications for AC200V Power Cords (for Regions Other than the EMEIA, Central American, and Carib- Bean Regions)
31
Table 11 Specifications for AC125V Power Cords (for Regions Other than the EMEIA, Central American, and Carib- Bean Regions)
31
Table 12 Specifications for AC100V and AC200V Power Cords
31
Figure 10 Power Distribution Units (AC8A/200-240V, 1U, 4 Outlets, 2 Inlets)
32
Figure 11 Power Distribution Units (AC24A/200-240V, 1U, 4 Outlets, 1 Inlet)
32
Table 13 Specifications for Power Distribution Units (AC8A/200-240V, 1U, 4 Outlets, 2 Inlets)
32
Table 14 Specifications for Power Distribution Units (AC24A/200-240V, 1U, 4 Outlets, 1 Inlet)
32
Figure 12 Power Distribution Units (2U)
33
Table 15 Power Distribution Unit (AC200-240V, 2U, 12 Outlets) Specifications
33
Table 16 Power Distribution Unit (AC200-240V, 2U, 16 Outlets) Specifications
33
Figure 13 Power Distribution Units (2U)
34
Table 17 Power Distribution Unit (AC16A/200-240V, 2U, 16 Outlets) Specifications
34
Table 18 Power Distribution Unit (AC24A/200-240V, 2U, 16 Outlets) Specifications
34
Required Number of Outlets/Sockets
35
Circuit Protectors
35
Table 19 Required Conditions for Distribution Board Circuit Protectors
35
Figure 14 Breaking Characteristics of Distribution Board Circuit Protectors
36
Figure 15 Example of a Power Supply Connection When a Power Distribution Unit (1U) Is Used
37
Figure 16 Example of a Power Supply Connection When a Power Distribution Unit (2U) Is Used
38
Figure 17 Example of a Power Supply Connection When a Power Distribution Unit Is Not Used
40
Input Power Supply Lines
41
Figure 18 Dual-Line Power Supply (When Connecting to Power Sockets)
41
Figure 19 Dual-Line Power Supply (When Connecting to a UPS Unit)
41
Figure 20 Single-Line Power Supply (When Connecting to Power Sockets)
42
Figure 21 Single-Line Power Supply (When Connecting to a UPS Unit)
42
Figure 22 Single-Line Power Supply (When Connecting to a Power Socket and a UPS Unit)
42
Rack Installation Specifications
43
Rack Installation Requirements
43
Placement in the Rack
43
Table 20 Enclosure Installation Order
43
Cable Connection
44
Figure 23 Distance between each Enclosure and the Power Distribution Unit (Example)
44
Table 21 Cable Lengths When Connecting each Enclosure to the Power Distribution Unit
44
Figure 24 AC Cable Connection
45
Table 22 Usage of Cables for Connecting Enclosures
47
Figure 25 Connection Example 1 (2U de Connections in the same Rack)
48
Figure 26 Connection Example 2 (Connections in Multiple Racks)
49
Figure 27 Connection Example 3 (2U de Connections in the same Rack)
50
Figure 28 Connection Example 4 (4U de Connections in the same Rack)
51
Figure 29 Connection Example 5 (Connections When 2U and 4U des Are Used Together in the same Rack)
52
Figure 30 Connection Example 6 (Connections in Multiple Racks)
53
Installable Racks
54
Fujitsu Racks
54
Non-Fujitsu Racks
54
Figure 31 Unit Installation Area
55
Table 23 Specifications for the Unit Installation Area
55
Fujitsu ETERNUS DX100 S4 Configuration Manual (75 pages)
All-Flash Arrays, Hybrid Storage Systems, Disk Storage Systems, Power Synchronized Unit
Brand:
Fujitsu
| Category:
Storage
| Size: 4 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Overview
20
External View
20
Figure 1 External View of a Power Synchronized Unit
20
Figure 2 External View of an AC Sensor Unit
20
Features
21
Specifications
22
Components
23
Power Synchronized Unit
23
Figure 3 Components (Power Synchronized Unit)
23
AC Sensor Unit (Optional)
25
Figure 4 Components (AC Sensor Unit)
25
System Configuration
26
Figure 5 System Configuration Example (Power Synchronization with Two Server UPS Units)
26
Figure 6 System Configuration Example (Power Synchronization with Three or more Server UPS Units)
27
Power Management for Power Synchronization
28
Figure 7 Power on Using a Power Synchronized Unit
28
Figure 8 Operation Timing Chart When Using a Power Synchronized Unit (Powering On)
28
Figure 9 Power off Using a Power Synchronized Unit
30
Figure 10 Operation Timing Chart When Using a Power Synchronized Unit (Powering Off)
31
Installation
32
Package Contents Check
32
Preparation
32
Installation Area
32
Checking Power Sockets and Server UPS Unit Outlets
33
Preparing Power Cords
33
Installing in a Rack
34
Installing a Power Synchronized Unit
35
Installing an AC Sensor Unit
38
Powering on and off
42
Connection and Settings
43
Setting the ETERNUS DX/AF
44
Figure 11 ETERNUS AF Series, ETERNUS DX S5/S4/S3 Series
44
Figure 12 ETERNUS DX900 S5, ETERNUS DX8900 S4, and ETERNUS DX8700 S3/DX8900 S3 Setup
45
Figure 13 ETERNUS DX80 S2/DX90 S2 Setup (Setup Power Management Screen)
46
Figure 14 ETERNUS DX60 S2 Setup (Setup Power Management Screen)
47
Turning on the Power Synchronized Unit
48
Connecting Cascade Cables
51
Figure 15 Cascade Cable Connection
51
Connecting to the Server UPS Unit
53
Figure 16 Connection for the Server UPS Units and the AC Sensor Units
53
Connecting the Server UPS Unit to the Power Synchronized Unit
54
Connecting the AC Sensor Unit
55
Connecting to the ETERNUS DX/AF
57
Checking after Connection
61
Adding a Connecting Device
62
Connection Procedure When Adding a Server
62
Connection Procedure When Adding an ETERNUS DX/AF
64
Operation and Maintenance
68
Checking the Power Synchronized Unit Status
68
Device Replacement after Operation Startup
68
Replacing a Server
68
Replacing a Power Synchronized Unit
69
Replacing an AC Sensor Unit
70
Troubleshooting
71
Check List
71
Trouble Record
73
Figure 17 Trouble Record
73
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