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• Transceiver Code – Defines the method to interpret the transceiver type and compatibility options
• Serial Encoding – Serial encoding algorithm
• Bit Rate – In gigabits per second
• Link Length – The maximum link length depending the type of fiber
• Vendor Name – Vendor name of the SFP transceiver
• Vendor OUI – Organizational Unique Identifier, SFP vendor’s IEEE company ID
• Vendor Part Number
• Vendor Revision
• Vendor Serial Number
• Manufacturing Date – Code with 2 digits each for year, month, day, and optional vendor-specific lot number
Viewing Fibre Channel Logged-in Devices
To view a list of the devices currently logged into the Astra ES:
1. Click the Subsystem icon in Tree View.
2. Click the Administrative Tools icon.
3. Click the Fibre Channel Management icon.
4. Click the Logged In Device tab in Management View.
One of the devices in the list will be the port itself. If there is no other device, this notification will appear:
―There is no logged in device.‖ If a Fibre Channel switch is attached, it will also appear in this list.
Viewing Fibre Channel Initiators
You must add an initiator to the Astra ES initiator list in order to use the initiator to create a LUN for your logical
drive.
To view a list of recognized initiators:
1. Click the Subsystem icon in Tree View.
2. Click the Administrative Tools icon.
3. Click the Fibre Channel Management icon.
4. Click the Initiator tab in Management View.
A Fibre Channel switch will also display as an initiator in the list. If your Host PC's Fibre Channel HBA is
connected to the Astra ES directly (not though a Fibre Channel switch), the initiator will NOT display in the
initiator list.
Adding an Initiator
To add an initiator to the Astra ES initiator list:
1. Check the box to the left of the initiator.
2. Click the Add to Initiator List button.
The initiator appears under Storage Services. You can then use the initiator to create a LUN.
Managing SAS Connections
This feature pertains to Astra ES Serial Attached SCSI models. Functions include:
• Viewing SAS Port Information
• Viewing and Managing SAS Ports
• Viewing and Managing SAS Initiators
A SAS Controller can have one or two SAS channels. Each SAS channel has two ports:
• Host In or Data Port (a table-routed port)
• Host In/Out or Data Cascade Port (a subtractive-routed port)
To view information about the SAS ports:
1. Click the Subsystem icon in Tree View.
- SecurStor Astra ES 1
- Copyright ©2007 2
- Trademarks 2
- 4 EXCEL MERIDIAN DATA 4
- Table of Contents 4
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- About This Manual 7
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- Astra ES Overview 8
- Architectural Description 9
- Features and Benefits 9
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- Specifications 10
- Warranty and Support 11
- FCC Statement 11
- CE Statement 11
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- Unpacking the Astra ES 13
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- Mounting Astra ES in a Rack 14
- Installing Disk Drives 15
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- Configuring JBOD expansion: 17
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- Configuring Cascaded Storage 19
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- Connecting the Power 20
- Logging into Astra GUI 21
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- Selecting a Language 22
- Perusing the Interface 22
- Logging out of Astra GUI 23
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- Working with Subsystems 24
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- Clearing NVRAM Events 27
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- Viewing Lock Status 29
- Setting the Lock 29
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- Managing Users 30
- Making User Settings 31
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- Deleting a User 33
- Viewing User Sessions 33
- Logging out Other Users 33
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- Managing SAS Connections 37
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- Managing Storage Services 39
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- Managing Software Services 40
- Managing SLP Settings 41
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- Managing SNMP Settings 43
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- Exporting the User Database 45
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- Importing a User Database 46
- Viewing the Controllers 48
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- Managing Enclosures 51
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- Reconditioning a Battery 53
- Managing Buzzer Settings 53
- Testing the Buzzer 53
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- Managing Physical Drives 54
- Adjustable Items 55
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- Managing Disk Arrays 57
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- Managing Disk Array Settings 61
- Creating a Logical Drive 61
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- Rebuilding a Disk Array 63
- Running PDM on a Disk Array 63
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- Managing Logical Drives 65
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- Running Redundancy Check 67
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- Managing Spare Drives 69
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- Chapter 4: Maintenance 73
- 74 EXCEL MERIDIAN DATA 74
- Replacing a Power Supply 74
- Remove and Replace a Blower 75
- 76 EXCEL MERIDIAN DATA 76
- Replacing a Cache Battery 77
- 78 EXCEL MERIDIAN DATA 78
- Replacing a RAID Controller 78
- Single Controller Subsystem 79
- 80 EXCEL MERIDIAN DATA 80
- Introduction to RAID 81
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- Data Mirror 83
- Disk Driv es 83
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- Distributed Parity 85
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- Data Stripe 87
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- Choosing a RAID Level 92
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- Choosing Stripe Size 95
- Choosing Sector Size 95
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- Cache Policy 96
- LUN Affinity 96
- Capacity Coercion 97
- EXCEL MERIDIAN DATA 98
- RAID Level Migration 99
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- Media Patrol 100
- Transition 101
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- Automatic Transition 103
- Manual Transition 103
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- Chapter 6: Troubleshooting 105
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- Status LED 108
- Dirty Cache LED 108
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- Event Notification Response 110
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- (Enclosure Events) 113
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- (Media Patrol Events) 117
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- (PDM Events) 119
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- (Physical Disk Events) 121
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- (PSU Fans Events) 123
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- (Rebuild Events) 125
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- (Spare Check Events) 127
- (Spare Drives Events) 127
- (SMART Events) 127
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- (Synchronization Events) 129
- (System Events) 129
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- Incomplete Array 132
- Physical Drive Problems 132
- Physical Drive Failed 133
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- Enclosure Problems 134
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- Appendix A: SNMP MIB Files 137
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