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1. E E Add Open Save Switch 9 SANbox FC EI SANbox2 B4 Slot 10 Nickname Details FC Address Bwith Port Targetinitiator Vendor QD 0102e2 SANbox2 64 Pot Target HITACHI COMPUTI D E Port2 Target HITACHI COMPUT US ER PAGE 122 QLoaic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox2 64 Configuration QLOGIC 3 From the Edit Zoning dialog select Create Zone Set from the Edit menu amp Edit Zoning SANsurfer Switch Manager Members Bl SANbox2 64 Hoen Domain 1 Port 2 9 T FC Address 010262 Ef wennt 50 06 06 80 00 44 40 42 HI e T FC Address 0102ef Eb ww 50 06 0e 80 00 44 40 02 HI 9 Ml Domain Pong i FC Address 010382 EF WIN 50 08 06 80 00 44 40 d2 HI e 1 FC Address 0103ef B WN 50 06 06 80 00 44 40 d2 HIT 9 Wl Domain 1 Ports 4 9 T FC Address nt n4e8 4 From the Create a zone set dialog a Enter a Zone Set Name b Click OK QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 123 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SANbox2 64 Configuration XX Configuring Zones QLOGIC 5 From the Edit Zoning dialog a Select the new zone set in the left frame b Select Create a Zone from the Edit menu gt Edit Zoning SANsurfer Switch Manager x fig Create Zone Set Create Alias KAL A 19 E SANbox2 64 ede Meroe e
2. 3 Dhcp 4 Rarp Static 0 0 0 0 lt IP Address gt 0 0 0 0 lt Netmask gt Eth0GatewayAddress dot notated IP Address 0 0 0 0 Gateway AdminTimeout dec value 0 1440 minutes O never 30 InactivityTimeout dec value 0 1440 minutes O never 0 jocalLogEnabled True False True RemoteLogEnabled True False False RemoteLogHostAddress dot notated IP Address 10 0 0 254 NTPClientEnabled True False False TPServerAddress dot notated IP Address 10 0 0 254 EmbeddedGUIEnabled True False True Do you want to save and activate this system setup y n n y System setup saved and activated Switch Specific Configuration Steps The additional steps to configure your SANbox switch are similar whether you use the SANbox 5000 Series or the SANbox2 64 After you install the SANsurfer Switch Manager and perform the initial switch configuration refer to the appropriate section for your switch m SANbox 5000 Series Configuration m SANbox2 64 Configuration QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 PAGE 103 SANbox 5000 Series Configuration xx Configuring Port Properties QLOGIC SANbox 5000 Series Configuration The following procedures explain how to configure a SANbox 5000 series switch and verify the connections m Command Line Configuration m Configuring Port Properties m Connecting Cables m Conf
3. S Kg 0286 El i9 02 80 Top 02 81 q 02 82 l 02 83 l 02 84 02 85 02 87 02 88 Kg 02 89 Selected LDEVs 0 5 3D 1P 5 3DHP 5 3D 1P 5 3D 1F 5 3D 1P 5 3D 1P 5 3D 1P QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 PAGE 81 Storage Configuration XX Lightning 9900V Series QLOGIC 3 Click OK to confirm and apply the changes LIL 2x The specified volumes will be expanded to LUSE volume All data in each LDEV will be initialized Do you wantto continue 2010 9010 1 Cancel ava Applet Window 4 Click Apply in the Storage Navigator 5 Click OK at the prompt to apply changes PAGE 82 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC Lightning 9900V Series Assigning a Volume to a Port 1 Click the LUN Management LUN Security button 2 From the LUN Manager tab a Select and expand the port from the LU Path group box b Select the host group in the expanded port list c Select the CU and LDEV s from the LDEV group box d Select the LUNs the host will use e Click Add LU Path Bhttp y 10 3 9 12 cgi bin utility SIC1000 cgi Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 21 03 03 00 e Bla 35 B path a security P Target
4. Very Satisfied U Satisfied Somewhat Satisfied L1 Not Satisfied QLOGIC PRESS QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 135 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX QLogic Press Review QLOGIC Review Comments What other subjects would you like to see QLogic Press address QLOGIC PRESS PAGE 136 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 TM QLogic Company Information Powered by QLogic Since 1993 more than 50 million QLogic products have shipped inside servers workstations RAID subsystems tape libraries disk and tape drives These products were delivered to small medium and large enterprises around the world Powering solutions from leading companies like Cisco Dell EMC Fujitsu Hitachi HP IBM NEC Network Appliance Quantum StorageTek and Sun Microsystems the broad line of QLogic controller chips HBAs network switches and management software move data from storage devices through the network fabric to servers A member of the S amp P 500 and NASDAQ 100 QLogic was named to the following during fiscal year 2004 Fortune magazine s 100 Fastest Growing Companies list for the fourth consecutive year Forbes Best 200 Small Companies for the fifth consecutive year and Business Week s list of 100 Hot Growth Companies To learn more about QLogic visit the QLogic website at www glogic com or refer to th
5. lv Enable Fibre Channel Tape Support NVRAM Save Complete Changes have been saved to the hba port QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 43 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Server Configuration XX Configuring the Server on Red Hat QLOGIC PAGE 44 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC HDS Storage Overview Storage Configuration This section outlines configuration procedures for the following HDS platforms m Thunder 9500 m Lightning 9900 Series m Lightning 9900V Series For each of the HDS storage platforms you will find step by step procedures for the following tasks m Storage port configuration m Volume LUN creation m Volume LUN assignment m LUN security Completing these steps will prepare the allocated storage for connection to the fabric HDS Storage Overview Hitachi Data Systems is known for its information storage solutions and its alliances with industry leading vendors to provide for data center systems integration e commerce and enterprise process renewal needs For more information on HDS storage systems refer to the HDS website at http www hds com products_services san Assumptions The following procedures assume that m You have allocated storage space of suitable size for the application being used m You have created and defined a RAID group within the storage m Your stor
6. 1 Storage Configuration QLOGIC Lightning 9900 Series Configuring the Host Type 1 From the File menu select Off Line Mode E Files Mode e Define Hitachi SANtinel Port Group V View Mode cu o LDEV oo OPEN K 1 Set AlocatedLU 43 Total LU 139 Add SCS Path Delete sca Pat Command Device Host Mode Fibre Parameter Fibre Option Command Device Security Model 2G E 2H Ej Al Port NOTE Be sure you are not running any I O to the port you are setting offline 2 The Remote Console displays two warning messages Click OK to acknowledge each one Remote Console 3 1 E A R5C2165W WARNING If you continue this operation without stopping UO you may lost your data Remote console ji x A RSC2135i Please confirm you already shutdown concerned connecting SCSI host s or switched to the alternate SCSI channel path s Do you want to continue this process x JC QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 61 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration LE Lightning 9900 Series QLOGIC 3 Fromthe LUN Manager window select the desired port and click Host Mode to assign the host type GLUN Manager Offline mode 3 xi Files Mode LUN Manager LUN Expansion Define Hitachi SANtinel Port Group Select LDEV cu fo LDEV 04 DPEN K 1 Set AlocatedLU WE TotalLU 39 Add SCSI Path Delete SCS Path
7. RAID Level 00 EAID5 4D 1F QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 47 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration XX Thunder 9500 QLOGIC 7 From the Settings menu choose Logical Unit Settings Array System Yiewer Logical Unit 519 8GBIFC STOUR Modin host Group Option Mod Mapping PAGE 48 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Storage Configuration QLOGIC Thunder 9500 8 Inthe Logical Unit Property dialog select a default Controller and change the logical unit Size as needed Property Logical Unit No eg i Controller Current Controller 0 Controller 1 GB s 1 519 1MB J 832344M8 Block L Block e 1 1090240512 1Block Jj 10902405128lack s QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 49 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration LE Thunder 9500 QLOGIC 10 Right click on the new LUN Select Format Online Mode View Settings p 9 BHA s lle 8 21 rt RAID Groups RAID Groups ae PADS RAID Group RADLevei Free Capacity T E a gt RAID5 4D 1P 518 8GBIFC Q Ports Q PortB cam Controller 1 5 43 Port A 5 43 Port B Logical Units anres SP ES U DIFC Normal Format Change Default Controller Invalidate Restoration R
8. b Select the Topology Information and Data Rate from the lists c Click Apply Parameter xj Array Unit ED5 9200 TargetD Port Option Controller Identifier un Restore Options Online ven Constitute Fibre Channel SpareDrve Options MicroUpdate CommandDevce RTC pe 1 Port 1A Port 1B 5006088000005070 50060 8000005070 Current Value 000000 New Value oo00EF opology Information SE T S Current Value Lam Failure New Value Point to Point ransfer Rate Current Value zsbps New Value 2cbps y Security Information r Add Change File Delete Refresh Apply Reset quz 0 curity Infarrmatior No Node Name Port Name LUN Security Close 6 Click OK to close the warning message Ek j x When setting starts the subsystem stops accepting the access to the port from the host Before setting stop the access to the port from the host Do you want to continue processing Cancel PAGE 56 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC Thunder 9500 7 Click OK to close the Fibre Channel status message QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 57 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration XX Lightning 9900 Series QLOGIC Lightning 9900 Series Hitachi s Freedom StorageTM Lightning 9900TM Series offers advanced enterprise storage
9. CL2 A EF Target CL2 B EF Target CL2 C EF Target CL2 D EF Target CL2 E EF Target CL2 F EF Target CL2 G EF Target K3 CL2 H EF Target CL2 K EF Target L2 L EF Target 2 29 0B 5 3D 1F 228GB 5 3D 1P 229GB 5 3D 1P 2 29GB 5 3D 1P 5 Select a WWN and enter a Name optional in the Add New WWN dialog Hitachi 9980 9970 WAAN 1 Name PAGE 86 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC Lightning 9900V Series 6 Click Apply in the Storage Navigator CL2 A EF Target CL2 B EF Target CL2 C EF Target CL2 D EF Target CL2 E EF Target CL2 H EF Target E Target x Selected LUNs 1 Remaining LUNs Port 511 Remaining LUNS GRP 255 2 28 GB 5 3D 1P 2 29GB 5 3D 1P QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 87 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration XX Lightning 9900V Series QLOGIC PAGE 88 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Network Configuration QLOGIC Fibre Channel Switches from QLogic Storage Network Configuration This section provides instructions to set up and configure the QLogic Fibre Channel switches in the SANbox 5000 Series and the SANbox2 64 Completing the configuration steps in this se
10. QLOGIC configuration overview 58 Lightning 9900 V Series configuration overview 74 McDATA 4500 tested configuration 16 17 N Network configuration overview 89 P Port properties SANbox5200 104 SANbox2 64 117 Q QLA23xx tested with XIOtech storage 22 QLogic about 137 company information 137 contacting 138 introduction 9 SANtrack Service and Support Program 11 website resources 9 S SAN configuration overview 21 SANblade overview 22 SANbox 5000 Series configuration overview_ 104 SANbox 5200 assigning IP address 97 cable connections 107 cascade configuration 15 configuration options 94 port properties 104 zone configuration 108 SANbox2 64 cable connections 121 cascade configuration 17 configuration overview 117 port properties 117 zone configuration 122 SANsurfer Switch Manager installation 90 SANtrack Service and Support Program 11 Server assumptions for configuration 22 configuration overview 22 tested interoperability 13 Solaris HBA driver installing 37 Storage assumptions for minimum requirements 45 tested interoperability 13 Storage configuration Lightning 9900 Series 58 Switches SANbox2 64 overview 89 T Testing overview and interoperability 13 Thunder 9500 Assigning a LUN to a port 51 configuration 46 Creating a LUN 46 PAGE 132 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX QLOGIC Index V Version information
11. Saving Zoning QLGC32 Zoning save complete ctivating zone set Main_ Zoneset one set Main_Zoneset activated Duration 0 second s 14 Click Close to exit from the Edit Zoning dialog QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 113 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SANbox 5000 Series Configuration XX Configuring Zones QLOGIC Activating the Zone Set Manually To manually activate the zone set follow these steps 1 Fromthe SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate window select Activate Zone Set from the Zoning menu SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate Q9 SANbox FC Pa SANbox 31 Pawer Supply Fan Modula 1 Port vn Nickname Details FC Address Switch Pod Targevinitiator Vendor 50 06 0e 80 00 44 40 d2 DI B104e8 SANbox 31 lPot4 Target HITACHI COMPUTEF B0 08 06 80 00 44 40 d2 DI jB104ef SANbox31 Port4 Target HITACHI COMPUTER B0 08 06 80 00 44 40 d2 4 5106e2 SANbox31 Pote Target HITACHI COMPUTEF B106e4 SANbox 31 Pong Target HITACHI COMPUTEF 6106 8 SANbox 31 Port 6 Target HITACHI COMPUTER j6106ef SANbox 31 JPatB Target HITACHI COMPUTEF 1 D B107e8 SANbox 31 Ponz Target HITACHI COMPUTEF 48 8107af ISANbox 31 Fo Target HITACHI COMPUTEF 2 Select the zone set you would like to activate and click OK 2 Select Zone set to be activated x Select Zone Set Mai
12. XX SANbox 5000 Series Configuration Configuring Zones QLOGIC 8 From the Save Zoning amp Error Check dialog a Click Perform Error Check and verify that no errors are found b Click Save Zoning Save Zoning amp Error Check XI here were O errors found fenem ine Sm Save Zoning Close 9 If you would like to activate your new zone set now click Yes and continue to step 10 Otherwise click No and skip to step 13 Zone set activation xi After the zoning save is completed would you like ta activate one of the zone sets 10 Select the zone set you would like to activate and click OK Select Zone set to be activated x Select Zone Set Main Zoneset ox PAGE 112 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox 5000 Series Configuration QLOGIC Configuring Zones 11 When the zone set has been activated click Close Save Zoning amp Error Check x ere were D errors found Sending Changes Changes saved to LGC32 Saving Zoning QLGC32 Zoning save complete ctivating zone set Main Zoneset one set Main_Zoneset activated Duration 0 second s 12 Click Close to exit the Edit Zoning dialog Skip the remaining steps if you have activated your zone 13 When the zone set has been saved click Close Save Zoning amp Error Check o ES here were D errors found Sending Changss Changes saved to QLGC32
13. drivers and firmware 19 W Website resources QLogic 9 Windows installing HBA drivers 30 Z Zone configuration SANbox 5200 108 SANbox2 64 122 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 PAGE 133 XX Index QLOGIC PAGE 134 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 QLogic Press Review The QLogic Press authors value your feedback We are especially interested in situations where a QLogic Press publication has made a difference Please review the document addressing value subject matter structure depth and quality as appropriate Please use one of the following methods to provide feedback so we can make this document better suit your needs m Visitthe QLogic website at http www alogic com go alogic press review and complete the online form or m Print both pages of this Press Review form and fax completed pages to 949 389 6114 Your Contact Information The data you provide here may be used to send you information about QLogic products services or activities Name Title Company Name Email Address Phone Number Address City State Zip Please identify yourself as belonging to one of the following groups UI Customer LI Business Partner Q Solution Developer QLogic Employee U Other please specify QLogic Press Document Title Please rate your overall satisfaction with the document
14. 9900V Series 4 Click Apply CL2 A EF Target CL2 B EF Target CL2 C EF Target CL2 D EF Target CL2 E EF Target CL2 F EF Target CL2 G EF Target CL2 H EF Target J EF T 2290B 5 D 1P 2 28 6B 5 3D 1F Ic 2 29 GB 5 3D 1P 2 29 98 5 3D 1P jio 00 09 OPEN 3 selected LDEVs 1 Configuring the Port Type 1 From the LUN Manager a Select the Port tab b Select the port from the list QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 PAGE 79 Storage Configuration XX Lightning 9900V Series QLOGIC c In the Change Port Mode group make the desired changes and click Set oft Internet Package Select a Port j Mode 2 Click OK to confirm the changes E Hitachi 9980v 9970y A H 3 i D P NE y Di 3 Click Apply in the Storage Navigator 4 Click OK at the prompt to apply changes PAGE 80 QLoGic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX QLOGIC Storage Configuration Lightning 9900V Series Expanding a Volume 1 Click the LUN Expansion Virtual LDI LUN button 2 From the LUN Expansion LUSE tab a Double click the LDEV folder Select a CU b c Select an LDEV from the pull down menu d Select a size from the Volume Count list or select individual LDEVs from the Free LDEVs section and click Add e Click Set
15. Suite QLOGIC 6 On Windows only select the Shortcut Profile you wish to use and click Next 4 SANsurfer 4 0 SES XX orocic PAGE 26 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Server Configuration QLOGIC Installing SANsurfer Management Suite 7 On Windows only check create desktop icon if you wish and click Next Si SANsurfer 4 0 SANsurfer XX oLocic QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 27 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Server Configuration AK Installing SANsurfer Management Suite QLOGIC 8 Review the Pre Installation Summary and click Install when you re ready E SANsurfer 4 0 XX orocic PAGE 28 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Server Configuration QLOGIC Installing SANsurfer Management Suite 9 When the Default QLogic Failover Enable Disable dialog box displays click Next 4 SANsurfer 4 0 SANSUNON XX orocic NOTE This feature may be enabled through SANsurfer at a later date 10 Click Done when the installation process completes QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 29 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Server Configuration XX Configuring the Server on Windows QLOGIC Configuring the Server on Windows The following sections illustrate how to perform the server configuration tasks on Windows m installing the Windows Driver m Configuring the HBA
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17. systems Assumptions for the 9900 Series Configuration In addition to the assumptions listed on page 45 the following procedures to configure the 9900 series assume that m The Fibre Channel port on the HDS system is connected to the same fabric as your host systems m If zoning is implemented on your fabric the port you are configuring is within the same zone as your host systems To set up the 9900 series complete the following procedures m Connecting to the Unit m Configuring the Host Type m Configuring the Port Type m Expanding a Volume m Assigning a Volume to a Port m Configuring Security Connecting to the Unit 1 Login to the Remote Console with a valid user name and password Remote Console E ven Password Ceci PAGE 58 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC Lightning 9900 Series 2 From the Remote Console window click Connect Remote Console LDE Guard Connection Control QLogic 5141208 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 59 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration Lt Lightning 9900 Series QLOGIC 4 After the Hitachi Resource Manager appears click LUN Manager it may take a few moments to load shadowlmage Hitachi SANtinel S 390 R Hitachi Parallel Access Volume PAGE 60 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005
18. 001 00E08B3680E8 210100E08B3680E8 200100E08B32B3C2 J210100E08B32B3C2 200000E08B08143D 210000E08B08143D 6 Enter Host Group Name and click OK Host Group x OK Cancel PAGE 52 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC Thunder 9500 7 When the following confirmation message displays click OK The setting ended normally 8 Expandthe newly created Host Group under the port right click on Logical Unit and select Modify Mapping Array System Viewer Afa xi Mode View Settings Bm 9 lA aa I Component Status Logical Status Hi Se Groups Capacity Current Controller RG 00 RAIDS Host Groups 48 Controller 0 ER Port A 000 6000 45 001 test 9 Option Logical Uni Bir VIN PortB gt Controller 1 Port A PortB Modify Mapping 9 Mapthe LUN as follows a Select the newly created LUN number under the LUN column on the left b Select the desired Host LUN number from the column on the right QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 53 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration LE Thunder 9500 QLOGIC c Click the arrow button to transfer the mapping to the Reserved Configuration column d Click OK E Map
19. 07 OB6 OPEN K 178805M Pic 08 0B7 OPENK I 1788 05 M Pix F 09 B8 OPENK 1788 05 M P32 DA B3 OPENK 178805M Pix F 08 OBA OPENK 178805M Pic oc OBB OPENK 178805M s b Status Select Port 2E QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 63 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration AK Lightning 9900 Series QLOGIC 2 Modify the port settings as needed in the Fibre Parameter dialog Fibre Parameter 3 Click OK PAGE 64 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Storage Configuration QLOGIC Lightning 9900 Series Expanding a Volume 1 From the LUN Manager tab select the Port you want to configure is LUN Manager View Mode 3 xl Files Mode LUN Manager LUN Expansion Define Hitachi SANtinel Port Group Select LDEV Cu o y LDEV oo OPEN K 1 v Set AlocatedLU 43 Total LU 1139 Add SCSI Path Delete SCSI Path Command Device Host Mode Fibre Parameter Fibre Option Command Device Security Ej All Pott 3 Status Select Port 2E 2 From the LUN Manager a Click the LUN Expansion Define tab b From the list select the LDEV you want to create QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 65 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration AK Lightning 9900 Series QLOGIC c Click Expand LUN Manager Offline m
20. 80 00 44 40 42 B10800 SANbox 31 Pop Target HITACHI DF600F QLoaic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 107 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SANbox 5000 Series Configuration XX Configuring Zones QLOGIC Configuring Zones 1 Launch the SANsurfer Switch Manager and connect to the SANbox 5000 series switch 2 Fromthe SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate window select Edit Zoning from the Zoning menu SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate in x Hip Fabric Switch Port Deactivate Zone Set Restore Default Zoning 9 SANbox FC Pai SANbox 31 bee Fan Module 4 Port wann Nickname Details 1 EC Address Switch Por Target inifiator Vendor 50 06 06 80 00 44 40 d2 B104e8 ISANbox 31 lPot4 Target HITACHI COMPUTEF 0e 80 00 44 40 d2 B104ef SANbox 31 Port4 Target HITACHI COMPUTET 0e 80 00 44 40 d2 6106e2 T SANbox 31 Port B Target HITACHI COMPUTEF 0e 80 00 44 40 d2 610684 SANbox31 Pote Target HITACHI COMPUTEF DI 0888 SANbox 31 Port6 Target HITACHI COMPUTEF 61 06ef SANbox 31 Port 6 Target HITACHI COMPUTET L4 j810728 SANbox31 Ponz Target HITACHI COMPUTEI G Bi0Tef SANbox31 Fa Target HITACHI COMPUTEI PAGE 108 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox 5000 Series Configuration QLOGIC Configuring Zones 3 From the Edit Zoning dialog select Create Zo
21. Command Device Host Mode Fibre Parameter Fibre Option Command Device Security D g Capacity 1788 05 M 1788 05 M 1788 05 M mm ronm mE Ki SASASARASASASASA ERI 2H Ej Al Pot 4 From the Set Host Mode window a Click the Host list b Select the host type for example Solaris or Windows 2000 c Click OK Set Host Mode xj Please select Port s and Host 2B 2H z OK Cancel X PAGE 62 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Storage Configuration QLOGIC Lightning 9900 Series Configuring the Port Type 1 From the LUN Manager tab a From the Port list select the Port you want to configure b Click the Fibre Parameter button LUN Manager Offline mode i E Files Mode LUN Manager LUN Expansion Define Hitachi SANtinel Port Group Select LDEV cu o y LDEV oo OPEN K 1 y Set AllocatedLU 61 Total LU 90 Add SCSI Path Delete SESI Path Command Device Host Mode Fibre Parar k Fibre Option Command Device Security SCSIID LUN Emulation Capacity Cmd Device F 00 E3 OPENK I 1788 05 M F 01 QE4 PENK I 1788 05 M F 02 B1 0PENK I 1788 05 M F 03 B2 OPENK 1788 05 M F 04 B3 OPENK 1788 05 M F 05 B4 OPENK I 1788 05 M F 06 B5 OPENK 178805M Ej Al Por Pix
22. DS STORAGE PAGE 71 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration XX Lightning 9900 Series QLOGIC 5 To set LUN security from the Hitachi SANtinel tab click Security E Files Mode LUN Manager LUN Expansion Define Hitachi SANtinel Port Group LUN Security M Use Secuiy Pot 2 m LUN LUN Group gt WWNAWWN Group m d wee pc EXE LUN 02 E 210100 08B254626 New WwN List Delete Update Group 6 From the Security window a Select the LUN LUN Group you want to assign b Choose one or more WWNs from the WWN WWN Group list 6 Click Set to move your selection to the Permitted WWN WWN Group list xi Port lt LUNAUNGeu Permitted WWN WWN Group z Cancel Di El 7 Repeat Step 2 for each LUN for which you want to assign WWNs 8 Click OK to apply these changes PAGE 72 QLoaic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC Lightning 9900 Series 9 From the LUN Manager Offline Mode window click OK to apply and save all your configuration settings LUN Manager Offline mode 2100008 08B033EE2 210000E 088054626 210100E08B25AE2E 10 Click OK at the prompt for confirmation LUN Manager 11 Click OK again to acknowledge completion LUN Manager QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 73 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configura
23. Foz e 48 FC Address 10382 AE WWN 0 06 0e 80 00 44 40 02 HI e T FC Address 0103ef 3 WYN 50 06 08 80 00 44 40 82 HT 9 Wl Domain 1 Pot 4 e T FC Address 0104e8 te WN 50 08 0e 80 00 44 40 d2 H CARA QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 125 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox2 64 Configuration Configuring Zones QLOGIC 8 From the Save Zoning amp Error Check dialog a Click Perform Error Check and verify that no errors are found b Click Save Zoning Save Zoning amp Error Check XI here were O errors found fenem ine Sm Save Zoning Close 9 If you would like to activate your new zone set now click Yes and continue to step 10 Otherwise click No and skip to step 13 Zone set activation xi After the zoning save is completed would you like ta activate one of the zone sets 10 Select the zone set you would like to activate and click OK Select Zone set to be activated x Select Zone Set Main Zoneset ox PAGE 126 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox2 64 Configuration QLOGIC 11 When the zone set has been activated click Close Save Zoning amp Error Check x ere were D errors found Sending Changes Changes saved to LGC32 Saving Zoning QLGC32 Zoning save complete ctivating zone set Main Zoneset one set Main_Zoneset activated Duration 0 s
24. LUN S i CL2 B EF Target CL2 C EF Target CL2 D EF Target CL2 F EF Target CL2 G EF Target CL2 H EF Target ER ci SR K EF Tage CL2 L EF Target Remaining LUNs Por 512 Remaining LUNS GRP 256 5 3D 1P 5 3D 1P 5 3D 1P 5 3D 1P 5 3D 1P 12 5 3D 1P Selected LDEVs 1 QLoaic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 83 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration AK Lightning 9900V Series QLOGIC 3 Inthe Check Paths dialog verify the path information and click OK Hitachi 9980V 9970V 4 Click Apply in the Storage Navigator 5 Click OK at the prompt to apply changes PAGE 84 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX QLOGIC Storage Configuration Lightning 9900V Series Configuring LUN Security 1 From the LUN Manager tab right click on the port and select LUN Security OFF gt ON CL2 AED Target CL2 B EF Target CL2 C EF Target CL2 D EF Target CL2 E EF Target CL2 F EF Target CL2 G EF Target CL2 H EF Targel CL2 L EF Target CL2 M EF Target 3 Expand the port in the LU Path list Remaining LUNs Port 511 Remaining LUNs GRP 0 2 29 GB So 2 28 68 5 3D 1P 2 29 98 5 3D 1P QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 PAGE 85 Storage Configuration XX Lightning 9900V Series QLOGIC 4 Right click on the host group and select Add New WWN mua
25. N illustrations show several different configurations and components certified by QLogic Your configuration details may differ NOTE For information on multi vendor switch configuration please see the Switch Interoperability Guide at http www glogic com interopguide Single Switch Configuration SANbox2 64 HDS 9xxx SANbox2 64 bo Tape Library QLA23xx PAGE 14 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 LE Tested SAN Configurations QLOGIC Cascade Configuration SANbox 5200 Cascade Configuration SANbox 5200 HDS 9xxx SANbox 5200 QLA23xx Cascade Configuration SANbox 5602 and SANbox 5200 HDS 9xxx SANbox 5602 QLA23xx Tape Library SANbox 5200 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 15 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Tested SAN Configurations XX Cascade Configuration SANbox 5000 Series and Brocade 3800 QLOGIC Cascade Configuration SANbox 5000 Series and Brocade 3800 HDS 9xxx SANbox 5200 5202 or 5602 QLA23xx Tape Library Brocade 3800 Cascade Configuration SANbox 5000 Series and McDATA 4500 HDS 9xxx SANbox 5200 5202 or 5602 QLA23xx Tape Library McDATA 4500 PAGE 16 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Tested SAN Configurations QLOGIC Cascade Configuration SANbox 5000 Series and SANbox2 64 Cascade Configuration SANbox 5000 Series an
26. RATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 101 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Network Configuration AK Initial Switch Configuration QLOGIC 10 Click Next to commit all the changes IConfiguration Wizard SANsurfer Switch Manager Cominit daer nichad 11 Click Close to exit the configuration wizard Command Line Configuration You can use the following serial port settings to perform the command line switch configuration m Baud Rate 9600 m Data Bits 8 m Parity None m Stop Bits 1 m Flow Control None To configure the switch from the command line follow these steps 1 Log into the switch 2 Enter administrator mode SANbox gt admin start PAGE 102 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 QLOGIC Storage Network Configuration Initial Switch Configuration 3 Start the switch setup program to configure the IP address by typing this command SANbox admin gt set se tup system 4 When the setup program runs follow the command line instructions For example A list of attributes wit Enter a new valu If you wish to terminate press q or Q and the h formatting and current values will follow or simply press the ENTER key to accept the current value this process before reaching the end of the list ENTER key to do so EthONetworkDiscovery 1 Static 2 Bootp EthONetworkAddress dot notated IP Address EthONetworkMask dot notated IP Address
27. SANbox Selected Ports Port 0 Port 3 Part States online offline diagnostics down Port Speed autodetect 04Gb om ue Parttype Fport FL port Donar Gport GL port 10 Stream Guard 9 Auto Enable Disable WARNING RSCN suppression must he used far initiator ports only Device Scan e Enable Disable 5 Click OK to close the Updating Port Properties message Updating Port Properties x Your changes have been successfully completed on the switch Wait while newly updated information is read in from the switch Status Complete Click OR to continue PAGE 106 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox 5000 Series Configuration QLOGIC Connecting Cables Connecting Cables 1 Connect the devices to the SANbox 5000 series switch ports you configured 2 Verify that the green Login LED is illuminated for each device 3 Launch SANsurfer Switch Manager and connect to the SANbox 5200 4 From the SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate window verify that all devices are listed File Fabric Switch Port Zoning View Wizards Help Hu a ER e m m E XX Add Open Save Refresh Events Zoning Help QLOGIC Switch SANbox 31 9 SANboxFC j Pa SANbox 31 j Por WWN Nickname Details FC Address Switch Port Targetinitiator Vendor 50 06 0e
28. SION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox2 64 Configuration QLOGIC 3 From the SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate window a Select the switch you want to configure b Select one or more 1 2 4Gb ports from the faceplate C Select Port Properties from the Port menu SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate E ini x Hauf mali Mae Reset Port Port Loopback Test QLOGIC 9 SANbox FC EI SANbox2 64 H E E E 2 Alc L 6 10 7 PS 1 Slot 3 Slot 8 Slot 9 Slot 10 Sit QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 119 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox2 64 Configuration Configuring Port Properties QLOGIC 4 From the Port Properties dialog a Select the desired port settings b Click OK x Symbolic Name SANbox Selected Ports Port 0 Port 3 Part States online offline diagnostics down Port Speed autodetect 16b 70 4Gh Porttype F port LC FL port gt Donar 6 part GL port 10 Stream Guard e Auto Enable Disable I WARNING RSCN suppression must be used for initiator ports only Device Scan Enable Disable ox cose Hem 5 Click OK to close the Updating Port Properties message Updating Port Properties x Your changes have been successfully completed on the switch Wait while newly updated information is read in from the switch Status Complete Cl
29. STORAGE PAGE 7 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX QLOGIC PAGE 8 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Introduction The QLogic SAN Configuration Guide for HDS Storage is a comprehensive resource for developers and consultants interested in deploying QLogic solutions How to Use This Guide This guide provides detailed solution configurations and interoperability information which allow you to deploy a QLogic powered SAN Updated versions of this guide can be downloaded from the QLogic website at http Awww qlogic com interopguide End to end interoperability not only includes switches host bus adapters HBAs and storage products it also extends to the component level Therefore this guide includes detailed information outlining the exact configurations tested by QLogic and the procedures necessary to deploy a SAN For More Information Since 1993 more than 50 million QLogic products have shipped inside storage solutions from Cisco Dell EMC HP IBM NEC Network Appliance and Sun Microsystems In 2004 QLogic was named to Fortune magazine s 100 Fastest Growing Companies and Forbes magazine s Best 200 Small Companies lists Additional QLogic resources can be found at the following locations Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters http www qlogic com products fc san hostadapers asp Fibre Channel Switches http www glogic com products fc san switchs asp QLogic Technical Support http www alog
30. To install the Red Hat driver follow these steps 1 Download the latest driver from the Download section of the QLogic website http www glogic com support drivers software asp and extract them 2 Verify that you have the kernel source package installed root localhost qlogic rpm qa grep kernel source 3 Uncompress and extract the distribution file root localhost qlogic tar zxvf qla2x00 v7 03 00 dist tgz 4 Change to the directory where you extracted the distribution file root localhost qlogic cd qlogic 5 Execute the drvrinstall script to extract the driver root localhost qlogic drvrinstall 6 Compile the driver and copy it to the correct system location root localhost qlogic make qla2300 0 install and add SMP 1 for multiple processor systems For example root localhost qlogic make q1a2300 0 install SMP 1 7 Load the driver by hand root localhost scsi modprobe q1a2300 New RAMDISK for the Red Hat Driver If you are using Red Hat follow these steps to create a new RAMDISK and load the driver by default 1 Edit etc modules conf and add the following entries alias scsi_hostadapter q1a2300 conf alias scsi_hostadapter q1a2300 where is a unique number For example alias scsi_hostadapter0 q1a2300 conf alias scsi hostadapterl q1a2300 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 39 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Server Configuration XX Configuring the Server o
31. XX le Kelci eq S N Configuration Guide HDS Storage QLogic SAN Configuration Guide for HDS Storage Version 5 0 Copyright 2003 2005 QLogic Corporation All rights reserved THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE INTEROPERABILITY OR COMPATIBIL ITY All of the Partners products are warranted in accordance with the agreements under which the warranties for the products are provided Unless otherwise specified the product manufacturer supplier or publisher of non Partner products provides warranty ser vice and support directly to you THE PARTNERS MAKE NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES REGARDING THE PART NERS PRODUCTS OR NON PARTNER PRODUCTS AND NO WARRANTY IS PROVIDED FOR EITHER THE FUNCTIONALITY OR PROBLEM RESOLUTION OF ANY PRODUCTS Within this document Partner refers to QLogic and the other companies referenced herein who provide products or services that you may use along with QLogic products These Partners include but are not limited to HDS Sun and Microsoft The inclusion of the Partners products on an interoperability list is not a guarantee that they will work with the other designated storage products In addition not all software and hardware combinations created from compatible components will necessarily function properly together The Partners do not provide service or
32. age system has an available port QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 45 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration XX Thunder 9500 QLOGIC Thunder 9500 The Hitachi Freedom Storage Thunder 9500 provides fast reliable storage with scalability and performance Use the following procedures to configure the 9500 for use with QLogic SAN components m Creating a LUN m Assigning a LUN to a Port m Configuring the Port Type Creating a LUN 1 Launch the Hitachi Resource Manager application 2 Select the array you want to work with and choose Change Mode from the File menu 3 Enter the password to enter management mode and click OK 4 Launch the Array System Viewer by double clicking on the array icon unix File Edit View Add Settings Help E c ls AA IE T T Interval 1m s 5 Click the Logical Status tab from the Array System Viewer dialog PAGE 46 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC Thunder 9500 6 Select the RAID Group you wish to use from the RAID Group section 2 Array System Yiewer ES Mode View Settings Array Unit 3570 V Ki ta EI E wu 2 88 ci Component Status Logical Status t RAID Groups RAID Groups ees Ta Host Groups 00 RAIDS 4D 1P 0 0MBIFC Controller B pO PortA PotB Controller 1 Porta PortB Logical Units RAID Giuup
33. crosoft is a trademark or registered trademark of Microsoft cor poration in the United States other countries or both Other company product and service names may be trademarks or service marks of others QLogic Corporation 26650 Aliso Viejo Parkway Aliso Viejo CA 92656 Phone 949 389 6000 or 800 662 4471 Fax 949 389 6009 Table of Contents Lo PP 9 Statement Of SUPPONE tacna o 11 TEST E LE 13 Application Level Interoperability 1 68 13 Device Level Interoperability lt 13 Server Interoperability 13 Storage lInteroperabilify LH HH HH TH HH HH KH a 13 Application Device Level Interoperability 13 Tested SAN Configurations 14 Single Switch Configuration SANbox2 64 14 Cascade Configuration SANbox 5200 15 Cascade Configuration SANbox 5602 and SANbox 5200 15 Cascade Configu
34. ction prepares the network for host and storage connections Fibre Channel Switches from QLogic Deployed as standalone units or in multi stage fabrics of any size QLogic SANbox switches come with all the software tools necessary to create easy to manage resilient and intelligent SANs For additional information see http www glogic com products fc san switchs asp SANbox 5000 Series Stackable Switches The SANbox 5000 Series switches provide the same benefits as stackable IP switches for your SAN The SANbox 5200 is the first switch in the new SANbox 5000 Series providing the benefits of stackable IP switches for your SAN With up to sixteen 2Gb ports plus a four pack of high speed 10Gb ISL ports each 5200 stackable switch provides maximum flexibility for configuring managing and scaling SANs The SANbox 5602 stackable switch delivers the benefits of stackable IP switches for high performance 4Gb SANs With up to sixteen 4Gb ports plus a four pack of high speed 10Gb ISL ports each 5000 Series stackable switch provides maximum flexibility for workgroup or enterprise class SANs SANbox2 64 Switches The SANbox2 64 switches offer a scalable highly available solution to protect the investment in your SAN backbone These next generation switches bring performance reliability and simplicity to storage networking The SANbox2 64 switch is designed to meet the needs of your growing enterprise Configuration Process The configuration proc
35. d SANbox2 64 HDS 9xxx SANbox2 64 QLA23xx Tape Library SANbox 5200 5202 or 5602 Cascade Configuration SANbox2 64 and McDATA 4500 HDS 9xxx Tape Library QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 17 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SANbox2 64 QLA23xx McDATA 4500 Tested SAN Configurations XX Cascade Configuration SANbox2 64 and Brocade 3800 QLOGIC Cascade Configuration SANbox2 64 and Brocade 3800 HDS 9xxx Tape Library SANbox2 64 QLA23xx PAGE 18 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Driver and Firmware Levels The following driver and firmware levels were used during QLogic certification testing See the QLogic website for the latest drivers software and manuals http www glogic com support drivers software asp NOTE When visiting the website be sure to choose the information specific to HDS QLogic products as support levels may be different from the latest QLogic released versions For HDS storage verify currently supported driver and firmware levels for SAN components by contacting HDS Technical Support QLogic SANblade HBAs QLA2310 9 0 1 12 or above 9 0 1 12 or above QLA2340 9 0 1 12 or above 9 0 1 12 or above QLA2342 9 0 1 12 or above 9 0 1 12 or above Switches 9 0 1 17 or above 9 0 1 17 or above 9 0 1 17 or above 7 03 00 or above 7 03 00 or above 7 03 00 or above 4 06 or above 4 06 or above 4 06 o
36. e contact information on the following page QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 137 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX QLogic Company Information QLOGIC Contacting QLogic For more information about QLogic markets and applications sales channels products milestones and technology roadmaps please visit the QLogic website at www alogic com or use one of the following contact numbers Locations North American Corporate Headquarters EMEA Headquarters 26650 Aliso Viejo Parkway Surrey Technology Centre Aliso Viejo CA 92656 40 Occam Road Phone 949 389 6000 Guildford GU2 5YG 800 662 4471 Surrey UK Fax 949 389 6009 Phone 44 1483 295825 Fax 44 1483 295827 APAC Headquarters Servants International Corporation QLogic exclusive representative 1 15 9 Hosoe Bldg 4F Kojima cho Chofu shi Tokyo 182 JAPAN Phone 81 424889649 Fax 81 424889648 Partner Programs Channel Programs Interoperability Testing Business Alliances Programs 877 975 6442 solutions 2glogic com 949 389 6557 resellerOglogic com santrackpartner 2glogic com Sales Education and Technical Training Technical Training Sales Training tech training qlogic com sales training 2glogic com Sales Information 800 662 4471 Technical Support 952 932 4040 support qlogic com PAGE 138 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SAN Configuration Guide HDS Storage E sies Since 1993 ove
37. eallacate Unify Logical Units Separate Last from Unified Logical Unit Separate All Logical Units 11 Click OK to format the logical unit GEM sure you want ta format the logical unit s PAGE 50 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Storage Configuration QLOGIC Thunder 9500 12 Click OK to close the status message Logical Unit Format EN Logical Unit Status Logical Unit 0000 Completed Successfully Assigning a LUN to a Port 1 Launch the Hitachi Resource Manager application 2 Change from Normal Mode to Management Mode by selecting the array you wish work with and selecting Change Mode from the File menu 3 Enter the password to enter management mode and click OK Launch the Array System Viewer by double clicking on the array icon QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 51 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration XX Thunder 9500 QLOGIC 5 Right click on the desired port and select Add New Host Group Mode View Settings 3570 lule 8 4 ComponentStatus Logical Status RAID Groups Host Group RG 00 RAIDS Host Groups HIA Controller 0 Port Host Group Security gt Port w Host Group M Controller 1 9 63 PortA 5 9 PortB Node Name Port Name 200000E08B1BA507 210000E08B1BA507 200000E08B06E9B7 210100E08B26E9B7 2
38. econd s Save Zoning Close 12 Click Close to exit the Edit Zoning dialog Skip the remaining steps if you have activated your zone 13 When the zone set has been saved click Close Save Zoning amp Error Check o ES ere were O errors found Sending Changes Changes saved to QLGC32 Saving Zoning QLGC32 Zoning save complete ctivating zone set Main_ Zoneset one set Main_Zoneset activated Duration 0 second s 14 Click Close to exit from the Edit Zoning dialog QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 127 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SANbox2 64 Configuration XX Configuring Zones QLOGIC Activating the Zone Set Manually To manually activate the zone set follow these steps 1 Fromthe SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate window select Activate Zone Set from the Zoning menu SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate _ nl xl File Fabric Switch Blade Port Q a Add Open Save Refri Switch 9 SANbox FC EI SANbox2 B4 BB I Slot 0 Nickname Details FC Address Par Targetinitiator D 0102e2 ISANbox2 64 jPori2 2 Select the zone set you would like to activate and click OK Select Zone set ta be activated x Select Zone Set Main_Zoneset ox cancer PAGE 128 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox2 64 Configura
39. ed functionality with its single chip integration placing QLogic years ahead of its competitors The SANblade 2300 also has proven interoperability with all major software applications hardware platforms and operating systems The QLogic QLA23xx HBAs tested with the HDS storage systems are m QLA234x m QLA2310 Assumptions The following procedures assume that m You have installed the HBA device into the system according to specifications in the hardware installation guide provided with the HBA For more information see the SANblade user manual at http www alogic com support home resources asp id 76 m Your operating system and appropriate patches have been installed to meet the software and driver requirements for all components For information see Driver and Firmware Levels on page 19 To complete the server configuration refer to these sections m Installing SANsurfer Management Suite m Configuring the Server on Windows m Configuring the Server on Solaris m Configuring the Server on Red Hat PAGE 22 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Server Configuration QLOGIC Installing SANsurfer Management Suite Installing SANsurfer Management Suite To install the SANsurfer Management Suite follow these steps 1 Download the latest version from the Download section of the QLogic website http www glogic com support drivers_ software asp and double click the icon to start the insta
40. en m nme Rename Remove 7i e Fond att 114 a 99 msn ANM ies Clear Zoning 6 From the Create a zone dialog a Enter a Zone Name b Click OK Zone Name Main Zone _ Cancel Help PAGE 110 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox 5000 Series Configuration QLOGIC Configuring Zones 7 Fromthe Edit Zoning dialog a Expand the zone set and select the zone in the left frame b Highlight the devices to add in the right frame c Select Add Members from the Edit menu d Click Apply Edit Zoning sansurfer Switch Manager x Fie EHE fig Create Zone Set Create Members Rename Remove Clear Zoning Properties Lummen Set Zone Type Remove Zone from All Zone sets baro em nie oi 444 LL Members jq SANbox 31 Domain 97 Port Y Domain 97 Port 1 W Domain 87 Port 2 Domain 87 Port 3 9 Domain 87 Port 4 9 T FC Address 610408 JE VWWN 50 08 09 80 00 44 4002 HITAC TE FC Address 6104ef ch WWWN 50 08 0e 8f 00 44 40 d2 HITAC Domain 87 Port 5 9 Domain 97 Part 6 9 1 FC Address 610562 E WN 50 06 08 80 00 44 40 02 HITAC e 1 FC Address 610564 WE wan 50 06 De 80 00 44 40 02 HITA 9 T FC Address 610568 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 PAGE 111
41. er Shortcut Folder C Documents and Settings tester Start Menu Programs SANsurfer_Switch_Manager Disk Space Information for Installation Target Required 58 349 371 bytes Available 68 499 625 984 bytes 6 Click Done when the installation is complete QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 PAGE 93 Storage Network Configuration AK Initial Switch Configuration QLOGIC Initial Switch Configuration Perform the following steps for either the SANbox2 64 or a SANbox 5000 Series switch 1 Launch SANsurfer Switch Manager 2 Fromthe Initial Start Dialog a Select Open Configuration Wizard b Click Proceed Initial Start Dialog SANsurfer Switch Manager PAGE 94 QLoaic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Storage Network Configuration QLOGIC Initial Switch Configuration 3 From the Overview window click Next Configuration Wizard SANsurfer Switch Manager X 2 CCG PK nie QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 95 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Network Configuration AK Initial Switch Configuration QLOGIC 4 From the Select Operating Mode window a Select Express b Click Next DEN Selart Commancarion Option PAGE 96 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Network Configuration QLOGIC Initial Switch Configuration 5 From the Ne
42. es see 89 SANbox2 64 Switches enne TK KT KH 89 Contfig ration ProcesS comica do dis 89 Installing the SANsurfer Switch Manager 90 Initial Switch Configuration 94 PAGE 6 QLoGic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX QLOGIC Command Line Configuration 102 Switch Specific Configuration Steps nes 103 SANbox 5000 Series 0 0 104 Configuring Port Properties 104 Connecting Cables edere ceti Ai 107 GONPIQUIING ZONES 2k2 108 Activating the Zone Set Manualhy sss 114 SANbox2 64 Configuration lt 117 Configuring Port Properties 117 Connecting Be 121 Gonfig ring ET 122 Activating the Zone Set Manualhy essen 128 A 131 QLogic Press ROVIGW ns repna an sanani aa anas aoai SKAKEN ENAA a ENEON KE 135 QLogic Company Informatio issos ises ina RR NK Rada 137 QLoaic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS
43. ess for your SANbox switch involves three stages described in the following sections m Installing the SANsurfer Switch Manager m Initial Switch Configuration m Swiich Specific Configuration Steps QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 89 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Network Configuration Installing the SANsurfer Switch Manager XX QLOGIC Installing the SANsurfer Switch Manager You can use the SANsurfer Switch Manager to configure both the SANbox 5000 series and the SANbox2 64 To install the SANsurfer Switch Manager follow these steps NOTE The following steps explain how to download and install the SANsurfer Switch Manager separately from the SANsurfer Management Suite 1 Download the SANsurfer Switch Manager from the Download section of the QLogic website http www glogic com support drivers software asp and double click the icon to start the installation 2 From the Introduction screen click Next 33 SANsurfer Switch Manager CS Introduction 13 chsseelmTetall Folder 23 Beatonin W 120177172 Er DEEOger Asaling met Comp button InstallAnywhere will guide you through the installation of SANsurfer Switch Manager Itis strongly recommended that you quit all programs before continuing with this installation Click the Next button to proceed to the next screen If you want to change something on a previous screen click the Previous bu
44. figuring the Server on Red Hat 39 Installing the Red Hat Driver 39 Configuring the HBA on Red Hat 41 Storage enirn 45 HDS Storage Overview E 45 ASSUMPUONS eM M 45 alle e 46 Creating a EUN Ren Ee 46 Assigning acLUN to a Pot teet et rtt ee rel este 445 Uv cene oun 51 Configuring the Port Type decus diee n0 14612 ritiene ck h dades dn 54 Lightning 9900 BT 58 Assumptions for the 9900 Series Configuration 58 Connecting tothe Unit E 58 Expanding a 90 timete aed ssi 65 Assigning a Volume to a bont 67 Bisi ES Tu 74 Connecting to the Unit uiae eredi caved idee dorada Pa SA L ng tu PARET env 484 4142 74 Configuring the Host Type nennen nennen TH HH nen 77 Configuring the Port KEE 79 Expanding CW un 81 Configuring LUN 586 85 Storage Network Configuration 89 Fibre Channel Switches from QLOGIC 89 SANbox 5000 Series Stackable Gwitch
45. g Security 1 To register WWNs for hosts that will have access to the LUNs you created a Click the Hitachi SANtinel tab b Check Use Security c Select the port from the Port list d Click New WWN List amp LUN Manager Offline mode E xi Files Mode LUN Manager LUN Expansion Define Hitachi ne Group LUN Security WM Use Security Port 2E y m LUN LUN Group WWN AwWWN Group Nickname 2 New WWN LUN 01 Nicknan LUN 02 New WWN List Delete Update Group 2 From the WWN List dialog click the DKC tab and a Expand the list and select the appropriate Port b Select each WWN you want to register for the port QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 69 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration XX Lightning 9900 Series QLOGIC C Click Set CB WWN List x Please select WWN s you want to register Selected Port 2E Configuration Files DKC E A Pen 3 Object s Selected PAGE 70 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC Lightning 9900 Series 3 Click OK to confirm the changes Hitachi SANtinel E QD 5EC2790i The entered WWN were registered 4 Click OK to apply the changes CB WWN List xl Please select wWAN s you want to register SelctedPot E Si 210000E088033EE2 3 Object s Selected QLoaic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR H
46. g the Solaris HBA Driver 1 Install the QLA23xx HBA 2 Power up the computer 3 Download the latest driver from the HDS specific page in the Download section of the QLogic website http www alogic com support drivers software asp and uncompress the file using the uncompress command 4 Follow the example below to install the driver sodium qlogic gt uncompress qla2300 pkg v406 Z sodium qlogic gt pkgadd d q1a2300 pkg v406 The following packages are available 1 QLA2300 1 OLogic QLA2300 driver sparc Solaris 2 6 Rev 4 06 2 QLA2300 2 OLogic QLA2300 driver sparc Solaris 7 Rev 4 06 3 QLA2300 3 OLogic QLA2300 driver sparc Solaris 8 9 Rev 4 06 4 QLSDMLIB OLogic SDM Library sparc Solaris 7 8 9 Rev 2 02 5 QLSDMLIB6 OLogic SDM Library sparc Solaris 2 6 Rev 2 02 6 scfx2 6 OLogic SANblade Control FX HBA Configuration Utility sparc Solaris 2 6 7 Rev 1 18 7 scfx2 8 OLogic SANblade Control FX HBA Configuration Utility sparc Solaris 8 9 Rev 1 18 Select package s you wish to process or all to process all packages default all q 3 choose the correct driver for your OS version Processing package instance QLA2300 3 from lt qlogic qla2300_pkg_v406 gt QLogic QLA2300 driver sparc Solaris 8 9 Rev 4 06 Copyright c 1996 2002 by QLogic Corporation All rights reserved Where do you want the driver object installed default kernel drv Hit Enter Executing checkinsta
47. http Awww qlogic com support warranty_ santrack asp QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 11 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Statement of Support QLOGIC PAGE 12 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Test Philosophy The QLogic SAN configuration test philosophy is broken down into two test levels m Application level interoperability m Device level interoperability Application Level Interoperability Test The application level interoperability test ensures that applications such as backup restore LAN free back up serverless backup and server clustering will run as designed on a combinations of hardware components that are representative of customer configurations At this level the hardware configurations are for the most part complex and can involve numerous devices that differ by type vendor and operating system Since the objective of this test is to determine the feasibility of typical customer SAN solutions not every function of the application can be tested While the application level interoperability test addresses the major functions of the application successful completion of the test does not guarantee full interoperability However it does provide a reasonably high level of confidence that the application will function well in most SAN solution scenarios Device Level Interoperability The device level and system integration test verifies functionality of the device wi
48. ic com support Interoperability Guides from QLogic Press http Awww qlogic com interopguide QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 9 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Introduction QLOGIC PAGE 10 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Statement of Support QLogic understands the unique needs and complexities of each and every SAN As a result the QLogic SANtrack Service and Support Program provides customers with a flexible way to create a unique service and support package designed specifically to meet your distinct business requirements QLogic switch products allow a wide range of organizations to exploit the power of a SAN Whether it s a fast growing small firm implementing a network with 10 20 devices or a Fortune 100 Corporation creating a large infrastructure with thousands of devices QLogic SANtrack Service and Support Program effectively addresses either set of business requirements The SANtrack Service and Support Program is a diverse offering of a range of services including Select and Prime service plans Pre Install Analysis Installation On Site and Spare Upgrades Customers may choose among the services that best meet the demands of their business Most importantly customers are assured complete satisfaction since QLogic and its qualified partners fully guarantee all products and services NOTE For additional information on support please see the QLogic website at
49. ick OR to continue PAGE 120 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox2 64 Configuration QLOGIC Connecting Cables 1 Connect the devices to the SANbox2 64 switch ports you configured 2 Verify that the green Login LED is illuminated for each device 3 Launch SANsurfer Switch Manager and connect to the SANbox2 64 4 From the SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate window verify that all devices are listed SAaNsurfer Switch manager Faceplate lt lt x File Fabric Switch Blade Port Zoning View Wizards Baie m E Add Open Save Refresh Events Zoning XX QLOGIC PB Switch S amp Nhox2 64 9 SANbhxFC norma DI SANbox2 64 e Fan Normal Heartbeat Normal Power OK Je Di 10 5 PS 1 Slot 7 Slot 10 o Nickname Details EC Address Switch Port Targetinitiator Vendor 80 06 06 80 00 44 40 2 L4 010100 SANbox2 64 Pot Unknown HITACHI COMPUTER Stem QLoaic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 121 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SANbox2 64 Configuration XX Configuring Zones QLOGIC Configuring Zones 1 Launch the SANsurfer Switch Manager and connect to the SANbox2 64 switch 2 Fromthe SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate window select Edit Zoning from the Zoning menu SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate E lolx File Fabric Switch Blade Port 2
50. igator Information tab click the View button LU l Serial Number IP Address Name Contact Location Main Firmware SVP Firmware Server Firmware Device View Lightning9970V Apply Camel PAGE 76 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX QLOGIC Storage Configuration Lightning 9900V Series Configuring the Host Type 1 Click the LUN Management LUN Security button 2 From the LUN Manager tab a Inthe LU Path list select and expand the port you want to use b Right click on the host group and select Change Host Group icrosoft Internet Explorer CL2 B EF Target CL2 C EF Target CL2 D EF Target CL2 E EF Target CL2 F EF Target CL2 G EF Target CL2 H EF Target J EF Target 5 3D 1P OPEN 3 OPEN 3 5 3D 1P 5 3D 1P OPEN 3 5 3D 1P OPEN 3 OPEN 3 OPEN 3 OPEN 3 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 PAGE 77 Storage Configuration AK Lightning 9900V Series QLOGIC 3 From the Change Host Group dialog select the Host Mode from the list and click OK Hitachi 9980V 9970V E Group Name 2J GOO Max 8 characters Host Mode 00 Standard PAGE 78 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC Lightning
51. iguring Zones Configuring Port Properties 1 From the SANsurfer Switch Manager select Add Fabric from the Fabric menu SANsurfer Switch Manager PAGE 104 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox 5000 Series Configuration QLOGIC Configuring Port Properties 2 From the Add a New Fabric dialog a Enter a Fabric Name IP Address Login Name and Password b Click Add Fabric Add a New Fabric SANsurfer Switch Mane Add a New Fabric Fabric Name SANbox FC Switch IP Address 10 20 57 202 Login Name admin Password pem Adarahie close Meb 3 From the SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate window a Select the switch you want to configure b Select one or more 1 2 4Gb ports from the faceplate C Select Port Properties from the Port menu SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate ioj xi e Fabric Switch Zoning View EE Help a e E XX Add Open Zoning Help QLOGIC ant ymo esr Reset Port Nickname Details FC Address Switch Port Targetinitiator Vendor QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 105 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SANbox 5000 Series Configuration XX Configuring Port Properties QLOGIC 4 From the Port Properties dialog a Select the desired port settings b Click OK Li x Symbolic Name
52. ll script Using as the package base directory QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 37 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Server Configuration XX Configuring the Server on Solaris QLOGIC Processing package information Processing system information Verifying disk space requirements Checking for conflicts with packages already installed Checking for setuid setgid programs This package contains scripts which will be executed with super user permission during the process of installing this package Do you want to continue with the installation of lt QLA2300 3 gt y n y Installing QLogic QLA2300 driver as lt QLA2300 3 gt Installing part 1 of 1 kernel drv qla2300 kernel drv qla2300 conf kernel drv sparcv9 q1a2300 verifying class none Executing postinstall script Reboot client to install driver Installation of QLA2300 3 was successful Configuring the HBA on Solaris To configure the HBA on Solaris the same steps described for Windows in the section Configuring the HBA on Windows page 34 PAGE 38 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Server Configuration QLOGIC Configuring the Server on Red Hat Configuring the Server on Red Hat The following sections describe how to configure the server on Red Hat m installing the Red Hat Driver m Configuring the HBA on Red Hat Installing the Red Hat Driver
53. llation When the Introduction dialog displays click Next Read the Application Notes carefully and click Next when you re ready Important Information Please Read Before Continuing SANsurfer Application Notes SANsurfer 10 01 04 POWERED BY XX oLocic Section 1 SANsurfer FC HBA Manager Application Notes Fibre Channel HBA LAZXXX Section 2 SANsurfer Switch Manager Application Notes Section 3 SANsurfer iSCSI HBA Manager Application Notes iSCSI HBA QLA4xxx Section 1 SANsurfer FC HBA Manager Application Notes Fibre Channel HBA QLA2XXX InstallAnywhere by Zera G Cancel QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 23 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Server Configuration AK Installing SANsurfer Management Suite QLOGIC 4 Select ALL GUIs and ALL Agents and click Next Y SANsurfer 4 0 PAGE 24 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Server Configuration QLOGIC Installing SANsurfer Management Suite 5 Editthe path where you want to install the software or click Choose and browse to the location Click Next 4 SANsurfer 4 0 Choos SANsurfer C Program Files Logic CorporationiSANsurfer POWERED BY XX 9186 a If you are installing on Red Hat proceed to step 8 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 25 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Server Configuration AK Installing SANsurfer Management
54. n Red Hat QLOGIC Change to the boot directory root localhost etc cd boot 3 Create a new RAMDISK root localhost boot mkinitrd f 2 4 21 15smp qlogic 2 4 21 15 ELsmp where mkinitrd f image name gt kernel versions is the actual image name and kernel version you are using Be sure the image name is unique or you may overwrite an existing file NOTE f you did not run this command in the boot directory copy your new image to the boot directory 4 Create a new entry in the bootloader to load the new RAMDISK We assume GRUB as it is the default for Red Hat For example title Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES 2 4 21 15 ELsmp QLogic Driver root hd1 0 kernel boot vmlinuz 2 4 21 15 ELsmp ro root LABEL initrd boot 2 4 21 15smp qlogic 5 Rebootthe server and select the new RAMDISK PAGE 40 QLoGic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Server Configuration QLOGIC Configuring the Server on Red Hat Configuring the HBA on Red Hat On Red Hat follow these steps to configure the QLogic HBA 1 Launch SANsurfer 2 From the SANsurfer FC HBA Manager tab click Connect hd SANsurfer SANsurfer FC HBA Manager File Host View Settings Wizards Help o a 8 Connect Configure Events Alarms Refresh QLOGIC iSCSI HBA FC HBA Switch QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 41 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Server Configurati
55. n XX Configuring the Server on Windows QLOGIC 6 When the Driver Files Search Results display click Next Found New Hardware Wizard Driver Files Search Results Nau The wizard has finished searching for driver files for your hardware device ey The wizard found a driver for the following device Fibre Channel Controller Windows found a driver for this device To install the driver Windows found click Next E documents and settingssadministratorNdesktepNgla23w2k8201 D oemsetup inf i Cancel 7 Click Finish to complete the installation Windows 2000 HBA Pseudo LUN Driver For Windows 2000 only you must also install the pseudo LUN driver Windows 2000 detects the newly installed device automatically 1 Click Next to begin the driver installation from the Found New Hardware Wizard message 2 Whenprompted select Search for a suitable driver for my device recommended and click Next 3 Check Specify a location and click Next 4 Browse to the directory containing the driver and click OK PAGE 32 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Server Configuration QLOGIC Configuring the Server on Windows 5 When the Driver Files Search Results display click Next Found New Hardware Wizard Driver Files Search Results The wizard has finished searching for driver files for your hardware device 6 Click Finish to complete the installati
56. n_Zoneset caca PAGE 114 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox 5000 Series Configuration QLOGIC Configuring Zones 3 Click OK to the Activate Zone Set message Activate Zone Set x Zone Set Main Zone Set activated QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 115 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SANbox 5000 Series Configuration XX Configuring Zones QLOGIC PAGE 116 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX SANbox2 64 Configuration QLOGIC SANbox2 64 Configuration The following procedures explain how to configure the SANbox2 64 switch verify the connections and test your configuration m Configuring Port Properties m Connecting Cables m Configuring Zones Configuring Port Properties 1 From the SANsurfer Switch Manager select Add Fabric from the Fabric menu SANsurfer Switch Manager QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 117 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SANbox2 64 Configuration XX Configuring Port Properties QLOGIC 2 From the Add a New Fabric dialog a Enter a Fabric Name IP Address Login Name and Password b Click Add Fabric Add a New Fabric SANsurfer Switch Add a New Fabric Fabric Name BANhnx FC Switch IP Address 10 20 67 202 Login Name admin Password m E Cose ee PAGE 118 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VER
57. ne Set from the Edit menu 3 Edit Zoning SANsurfer Switch Manager Members 10 Em SANbox 31 Domain 87 Port 0 Domain 97 Port 1 Dornain 97 Pnrt 2 4 Dnmain 87 Port st 3 9 Domain 97 Port 4 9 TE FC Address 610468 AER WW 50 06 0e 80 00 44 40 2 HITAC 9 L FC Address 6104ef H want 50 06 0e 80 00 44 40 02 HITAC Domain 97 Port 5 9 Duer Port B 9 ij FC Address 610862 ME own 50 06 08 80 00 44 40 42 HITAC 9 i FC Address 610664 H ww 50 06 08 80 00 44 40 02 HITAC 9 T FC Address 61066 E 4 From the Create a zone set dialog a Enter a Zone Set Name b Click OK gt Create a zone set QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 109 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SANbox 5000 Series Configuration XX Configuring Zones QLOGIC 5 From the Edit Zoning dialog a Select the new zone set in the left frame b Select Create a Zone from the Edit menu 3 Edit Zoning SANsurfer Switch Manager AX Members Em SANbox 31 3 Domain 97 Ports 0 Domain 97 Part 1 E Dornain 97 Port 2 Domain 87 Portz 9 Domain 97 Port 4 11 Address 6104e8 B VWWN 50 05 08e 80 00 44 40 d2 HITAC 9 Fs E Address B104ef WN 50 08 06 80 00 44 40 02 HITAC por opze 97 Port 5 9 Domain 97 Pnrt B 9 1 FC Address 610622 B WN 50 08 08 80 00 44 40 d2 HITAC 9 1 FC Address 610664 B WAN 50 06 08 80 00 44 40 d2 HITAC 9 1 FC Address 610668 oe ay ele M
58. o or amp ot 1 esi Domain Ports 0 Rename Domain Pnrt 1 Remove 9 Domain Port 2 71 9 Al we att E 9 Tk FC Address 010282 49115994 11996 as d eg B WWM 50 06 0e 80 00 44 40 d2 HI Clear Zoning 9 T FC Address 0102ef UNK sl B WN 50 085 0e 80 00 44 40 d2 HI 9 Wl Domain Pote3 9 T FC Address 010362 B Wb 50 06 0e 80 00 44 40 2 HI 9 T FC Address 0103ef B VIN 50 06 0e 80 00 44 40 d2 HI 9 Wl Domain 1 Pott 4 9 T FC Address n1n4e8 JE AWN 50 06 6 From the Create a zone dialog a Enter a Zone Name b Click OK Zone Name Main Zone Cancel Heh PAGE 124 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX QLOGIC SANbox2 64 Configuration 7 Fromthe Edit Zoning dialog a b 6 0 Expand the zone set and select the zone in the left frame Highlight the devices to add in the right frame Select Add Members from the Edit menu Click Apply Edit Zoning SANsurfer Switch Manager xi Hep a LIS v An Create Zone Set Set Zone Type Rename Remove Remove Zone from All Zone sets baro 99 41 onn AN yr Clear Zoning Properties Members 19 GB SANbox2 64 oos Domain Port Domain Port 1 9 Dnmain 1 Pnrt 2 T FC Address 010282 E VN 50 08 08 80 00 44 40 d2 HI e 1 FC Address 0102ef Jl WWIN 50 08 06 80 00 44 40 82 HI e Wl Domain 1
59. ode 3 Inthe LUN Expansion dialog a Enter the desired number of volumes in the Enter VOL count box b Click OK LUN Expansion PAGE 66 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC Lightning 9900 Series Assigning a Volume to a Port 1 From the LUN Manager tab select the port to configure and click Add SCSI Path LUN Manager Offline mode LUN Expansion Define Hitachi SANtel Pot Group QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 67 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration XX Lightning 9900 Series QLOGIC 2 From the Set SCSI Path Parameter Fibre Channel window a Select the Port to assign your target LUN b Choose the LUN to assign the target c Select the CU where the target LUN was originally created d Select the LDEV ID e Click Set Please select SCSI path parameters Port Type SCSI ID Volume CU LDEV ID x x x 05 DPEN K 0E OPEN K 07 OPEN K 1 1 1 04 OPEN K 1 1 1 11 El Port Type SCSIID LUN CU LDEV Delete ETR GK Cancel 3 Repeat step 1 to include all the LUNs you want available on the selected port 4 Click OK when you are finished to apply the changes PAGE 68 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC Lightning 9900 Series Configurin
60. on QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 33 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Server Configuration XX Configuring the Server on Windows QLOGIC Configuring the HBA on Windows To configure the QLogic HBA on Windows follow these steps 1 Launch SANsurfer 2 From the SANsurfer FC HBA Manager click Connect on the toolbar SANsurfer SANsurfer FC HBA Manager Bile xi File Host View Settings Wizards Help o a c Connect Configure Events Alarms Refresh QLOGIC Connect ta Host SCSI HBA FCHBA Switch PAGE 34 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Server Configuration QLOGIC Configuring the Server on Windows 3 From the Connect to Host dialog select the host from the list and click Connect Connect to Host x Enter Hostname or IP Address localhost gt Clear Cancel 4 Fromthe SANsurfer FC HBA Manager window a Select the port to configure from the FC HBA list on the left b Click the Settings tab on the right 0 Select the desired port settings d Click Save SANsurfer SANsurfer FC HBA Manager File Host View Settings Wizards Help Oo i a 8 Connect Configure Events Alarms Refresh QLOGIC iSCSIHBA Link Status Target Persistent Binding Utilities Diagnostics FCHBA Switch Information Device List Statistics Settings ue Hostname germani
61. on Configuring the Server on Red Hat XX QLOGIC 3 From the Connect to Host dialog select the host from the list and click Connect hd Connect to Host mx Enter Hostname or IP Address localhost e Connect Clear Cancel 4 Fromthe SANsurfer FC HBA Manager window a Select the desired port from the tree in the left hand frame b Click the Settings tab c From the Connection Options list select the connection type to use PAGE 42 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Server Configuration QLOGIC Configuring the Server on Red Hat d Select a Data Rate from the list e Click Save kd SANsurfer SANsurfer FC HBA Manager File Host View Settings Wizards Help O i G Connect Configure Events Alarms Refresh QLOGIC iSCSI HBA If Link Status Target Persistent Binding Utilities Diagnostics FCHBA Switch Information Device List Statistics Seuings Hostname localhost Hostname localhost Node Name 20 00 00 E0 8B 0A 8F 3E HBA Model QLA2340 HBA Model GLA2340 Port Name _ 21 00 00 E0 8B 0A BF 3E E Port 0 Good Port 0 Port ID 01 3F 00 Select Settings section HBA Port Settings gt HBA Port Settings Connection Options D Point to Point Only E Data Rate Frame Size 2048 gt Hard Loop ID fo Js Loop Reset Delay seconds 5 js v Enable HBA Port BIOS Enable HBA Port Hard Loop ID
62. on Windows Installing the Windows Driver The QLA23xx HBAs are plug and play devices automatically detected by Windows 1 Download the latest driver from the Download section of the QLogic website http www glogic com support drivers software asp and extract them 2 Windows detects the newly installed device then displays the Found New Hardware Wizard message Click Next to begin the driver installation 3 Whenprompted select Search for a suitable driver for my device recommended and click Next Found New Hardware Wizard Install Hardware Device Drivers Lat device driver is a software program that enables a hardware device to work with ey an operating system This wizard will complete the installation for this device 27 Fibre Channel Controller A device driver is a software program that makes a hardware device work Windows needs driver files for your new device To locate driver files and complete the installation click Next What da you want the wizard ta do driver lt Back Cancel PAGE 30 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Server Configuration QLOGIC Configuring the Server on Windows 4 Check Specify a location and click Next Found New Hardware Wizard Locate Driver Files Where do you want Windows to search for driver files QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 31 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Server Configuratio
63. orts to the networks and how to validate your storage network connections In most cases the SAN setup and configuration proceeds in this order 1 Server Configuration 2 Storage Configuration 3 Storage Network Configuration QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 21 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Server Configuration XX Fibre Channel HBAs Overview QLOGIC Server Configuration This section walks you through the steps needed to ready your server for connection to the storage network including information on m Fibre Channel HBAs from QLogic m installing and configuring HBA drivers m Installing the HBA and switch device management application SANsurfer Management Suite m Configuring the HBA with appropriate settings Once you have completed the steps in this section you can continue to set up the storage network and connect the server to the fabric Fibre Channel HBAs Overview The award winning QLogic SANblade 2300 Series Fibre Channel HBAs offer 2Gb performance for demanding SANs and are available in PCI X form factor which is backwards compatible to PCI QLogic SANblade HBAs are the industry s highest performing and most widely deployed host adapter solutions for server networking storage and clustering solutions The SANblade 2300 Series architecture is the result of more than 15 years of progressive development and testing The QLogic proven architecture delivers higher overall reliability and enables advanc
64. ping R Host Group Host LUN p Current Configuration Iv LUN H LUN ZH 1 3 E A m 5 B Cf T 6 r 9 T 10 8 l m 12 r 13 10 14 Alas Delete The mappingguarded LU does not display Qe OK Cancel Configuring the Port Type 1 Launch the Hitachi Resource Manager application 2 Change from Normal Mode to Management Mode by selecting the array you wish work with and selecting Change Mode from the File menu 3 Enter the password to enter management mode and click OK PAGE 54 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Storage Configuration QLOGIC Thunder 9500 4 Launch the Array System Viewer by double clicking on the array icon From the Settings menu select Configuration Settings Mode View Settings h System Parameter Wizard N E wu 2 88 4 0 1 068 elle Logical Unit Wizard RAID Group gt Logical Unit D Host Group D Security D Modify Host Group Option Mapping Mode Mapping Guard Modify Mapping Tuning Parameter QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 55 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration Thunder 9500 QLOGIC 5 From the Parameter dialog click the Fibre Channel tab and a Select the Port you want to configure
65. r 50 million QLogic products have shipped inside servers workstations RAID subsystems tape libraries disk and tape drives These products were delivered to small medium and large enterprises around the world Powering solutions from leading companies like Cisco Dell EMC Fujitsu Hitachi HP IBM NEC Network Appliance Quantum StorageTek and Sun Microsystems the broad line of QLogic controller chips host bus adapters network switches and management software move data from storage devices through the network fabric to servers A member of the S amp P 500 and NASDAQ 100 QLogic was named to the following during fiscal year 2004 i Fortune s 100 Fastest Growing Companies list for the fourth consecutive year ii Forbes Best 200 Small Companies for the fifth consecutive year and iii Business Week s list of 100 Hot Growth Companies For more information visit www qlogic com Recent accolades include Member of NASDAQ 100 Index BusinessWeek Hot Growth Company Member of S amp P 500 Index Forbes Best 200 Small Companies Barron s 500 Fortune s 100 Fastest Growing Companies Bloomberg Top 10 High Tech Company Network Computing Editor s Choice Network Computing Well Connected Award Business 2 0 100 Fastest Growing Tech Companies BusinessWeek Global 1000 1 QLOGIC Corporate Headquarters QLogic Corporation 26650 Aliso Viejo Parkway Aliso Viejo CA 92656 949 389 6000 Europe Headquarters QLogic
66. r above 1 43 or above 1 43 or above 1 43 or above Hitachi Data Systems Storage Lightning 9900 Series 01 19 67 00 00 Thunder 9570 0659AZ Lightning 9900 V Series 21 06 25 00 00 QLogic SANbox 5602 5 x or above 5 x or above QLogic SANbox 5202 5 x or above 5 x or above QLogic SANbox 5200 5 x or above 5 x or above QLogic SANbox2 64 5 x or above 5 x or above McDATA See the QLogic Switch Interoperability Guide for information on supported McDATA switches Brocade See the QLogic Switch Interoperability Guide for information on supported Brocade switches QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 PAGE 19 Application Software QLOGIC Application Software SANsurferTM Management Suite CD QLogic 4 x or above Hitachi Resource Manager HDS 4 0 or above Disk Array Management Program 3 HDS 10 05 or above Operating Systems Microsoft Windows 2000 Server SP3 or above Microsoft Windows 2003 Server none Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 0 none Sun Solaris 8 or above 8 or above PAGE 20 QLoeic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SAN Setup and Configuration The following section of the QLogic SAN Configuration Guide for HDS Storage provides instructions to set up and configure your storage servers and storage network Once you have completed these steps additional procedures illustrate how to connect the host and storage p
67. ration SANbox 5000 Series and Brocade 3800 16 Cascade Configuration SANbox 5000 Series and McDATA 4500 16 Cascade Configuration SANbox 5000 Series and SANbox2 64 17 Cascade Configuration SANbox2 64 and MCDATA 4500 17 Cascade Configuration SANbox2 64 and Brocade 3800 18 Driver and Firmware Levels aaa 19 Glkogic SANBIade HBAS EE 19 Lu T 19 Hitachi Data Systems Storage 19 Application Software iii ee rien inetd re ivi ite 20 Operating EE E E E 20 SAN Setup and CONTIQUESTI N E 21 Server Config ration mem E 22 Fibre Channel HBAS Overvlew eene KT TH HH kh 22 ASSUIMPUIONS ee a eaaa 22 Installing SANsurfer Management Gute 23 QLoaic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 5 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX QLOGIC Configuring the Server on Windows eene nennen nnne 30 Installing the Windows Driver 30 Configuring the HBA on Windows 34 Configuring the Server on Golarts nennen nene 37 Installing the Solaris HBA Driver 37 Configuring the HBA on Solaris eene nenne 38 Con
68. support for the non Partner products listed but does not prohibit them from being used together with their storage products During problem debug and resolution the Partners may require that hardware or software addi tions be removed from products to provide problem determination and resolution on the supplied hardware software For support issues regarding non Partner products please contact the manufacturer of the product directly This information could include techni cal inaccuracies or typographical errors The Partners do not assume any liability for damages caused by such errors as this informa tion is provided AS IS for convenience only the reader uses this information at its own risk and should confirm any information contained herein with the associated vendor Changes are periodically made to the content of this document These changes will be incorporated in new editions of the document The Partners may make improvements and or changes in product s and or program s described in this document at any time without notice Any references in this information to non Partner s are provided for convenience only and do not in any manner serve as an endorse ment of those s The materials at those s are not part of the materials for this Interoperability Guide and the use of those s is at your own risk Information concerning non Partner products was obtained from the suppliers of those products their published announce ments or other publicly a
69. th additional hardware and software The interoperability and system integration test ensures conformance with the ANSI Fibre Channel FC standards and interoperability between servers and storage Server Interoperability This ensures there are no problems between the HBA and the server Potential problems which may be found in this testing include incompatibility between the HBA and server PCI chipsets and conflicts between the HBA driver BIOS setting and drivers BIOS setting of other installed devices adapters in the server Storage Interoperability Storage devices such as disk arrays and tape devices are tested with SAN hardware and HBAs This ensures compatibility between the end device and SAN hardware Potential problems that may be found include improper LIP handling AL PA and Worldwide Name problems jitter and so on Application Device Level Interoperability The application device level interoperability test ensures coexistence with the operating system environment and typical user shrink wrapped software It also ensures that the software works with the applicable hardware In the case of a Windows environment the component should have successfully completed all applicable Microsoft Hardware Certification program tests QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 13 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Tested SAN Configurations XX Single Switch Configuration SANbox2 64 QLOGIC Tested SAN Configurations The following SA
70. tion QLOGIC 3 Click OK to the Activate Zone Set message Activate Zone Set x Zone Set Main Zone Set activated QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 129 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 SANbox2 64 Configuration XX Configuring Zones QLOGIC PAGE 130 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Index A Application device tested interoperability 13 B Brocade 3800 tested configuration 16 18 C Cables connecting to SANbox 5200 107 connecting to SANbox2 64 121 Cascade configurations 15 16 17 18 Configuration cascade 15 16 17 18 Lightning 9900 Series 58 minimum storage requirements 45 network 89 SAN overview 21 SANbox 5000 Series 104 SANbox2 64 117 server overview 22 tested versions 14 D Driver levels 19 F Fibre Channel HBAs overview 22 Fibre Channel switches overview 89 Firmware levels 19 G Guide getting updates 9 H HBAs configuration assumptions 22 installing drivers 30 installing pseudo LUN driver 32 overview 22 HDS Hitachi Data Systems storage overview 45 Installation HBA drivers 30 HBA pseudo LUN driver 32 SANsurfer Management Suite 23 Solaris HBA driver 37 Interoperability device and application 13 Introduction QLogic resources 9 IP address SANbox 5200 97 L Lightning 9900 Series changing the configuration 58 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 PAGE 131 Index XX
71. tion XX Lightning 9900V Series QLOGIC Lightning 9900V Series The Hitachi Freedom Storage Lightning 9900 V Series is a storage platform offering massive consolidation It includes the single cabinet Lightning 9970V and multi cabinet Lightning 9980V Follow the steps outlined in these sections to configure your 9900V systems m Connecting to the Unit m Configuring the Host Type m Configuring the Port Type m Expanding a Volume m Assigning a Volume to a Port m Configuring LUN Security Connecting to the Unit 1 Open web browser connect to the Storage Navigator and select the storage unit E Cannot find server Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Back gt 3 A A Asearch Favorites meda 4 Ey Ey Address http 10 3 9 12 cgi binjutility sjc0000 cai v PG unis 5 net 7 Ino nickname ProductName SerialNo 1P Address la m zem 20087 1039 12 lab NOTE You must be running Java version 1 3 1 or higher PAGE 74 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Configuration QLOGIC Lightning 9900V Series 2 Enter your User ID and Password at the Storage Navigator login window Logon qlogic hitachi 10 3 9 12 Microsoft Internet Explorer QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 75 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Configuration Lightning 9900V Series 3 From the Storage Nav
72. tton You may cancel this installation at any time by clicking the Cancel Xj Introduction PAGE 90 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Storage Network Configuration QLOGIC Installing the SANsurfer Switch Manager 3 From the Choose Install Folder screen a Select an installation folder b Click Next Where Would You Like to Install C Program FilesvaLogic CorporationxsA amp Nsurfer Switch Manager QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 91 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Network Configuration AK Installing the SANsurfer Switch Manager QLOGIC 4 Select the desired shortcut location and click Next b Where would you like to create product icons C In a new Program Group n an existing Program Group Sansurter_Switch_Manager C Inthe Start Menu Onthe Desktop C Inthe Quick Launch Bar Don t create icons JT Create Icons for All Users PAGE 92 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX QLOGIC Storage Network Configuration Installing the SANsurfer Switch Manager 5 Review the Pre Installation Summary and click Install to begin the installation re TEE Please Review the Following Before Continuing Product Name SANsurfer Switch Manager Install Folder C Program Files QLogic_Corporation SANsurfer_Switch_Manag
73. twork Configuration window a Enter a temporary IP address and Subnet Mask b Click Next Configuration Wizard SANsurfer Switch Manager moasa OOOO 2552552840 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 97 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Network Configuration xx Initial Switch Configuration QLOGIC 6 Enter password into the Admin Password field and click Next Configuration Wizard SANsurfer Switch Manager wien yum NoTE User authentication is enabled by default PAGE 98 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Storage Network Configuration QLOGIC Initial Switch Configuration 7 When the Cycle Power on Switch window displays a Power on or cycle power on the switch b Click Next after re applying power to the switch Configuration Wizard SANsurfer Switch Manager QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 99 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Storage Network Configuration Lt Initial Switch Configuration QLOGIC 8 Click Next wen the initial network configuration is complete Configuration Wizard SANsurfer Switch Manager PAGE 100 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 1 Storage Network Configuration QLOGIC Initial Switch Configuration 9 Enter a new password for the Admin account and click Next Configuration Wizard SANsurfer Switch Manager QLocic SAN CONFIGU
74. um Hostname germanium Node Name 20 00 00 E0 3B 07 E4 9F Model QLA2340 G HBA Model QLA2340 PortName 21 00 00 E0 88 07 E4 9F o Port 4 G00d q HBA Model QLA2340 0 Part 1 Port ID 64 08 00 a E Port 0 Good Select Settings section HBA Port Settings HBA Port Settings Connection Options Data Rate Auto v Frame Size 2048 gt Hard Loop ID IS Loop Reset Delay seconds 5 E C Enable HBA Port BIOS Enable HBA Port Hard Loop ID sj Enable Fibre Channel Tape Support LET D save Porta QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE PAGE 35 VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 Server Configuration XX Configuring the Server on Windows QLOGIC 5 Enter the Password in the Security Check dialog box Security Check E Enter Password NOTE The default password is config Contact your System Administrator if the password was changed 6 Click OK to close the NVRAM Save confirmation message NYRAM Save x CE NVRAM Save Complete Changes have been saved to the hba port PAGE 36 QLocic SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE VERSION 5 0 MAY 2005 XX Server Configuration QLOGIC Configuring the Server on Solaris Configuring the Server on Solaris The following sections describe how to configure the server on Red Hat m Installing the Solaris HBA Driver m Configuring the HBA on Solaris Installin
75. vailable sources The Partners have not tested those products and cannot confirm the accuracy of perfor mance compatibility or any other claims related to those products Questions about the capabilities of non Partner products should be addressed to the suppliers of those products All statements regarding the Partners future direction or intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice and represent goals and objectives only This information is only for planning purposes any use of the information contained herein is at the user s sole risk The information herein is subject to change before the products described become available QLogic the QLogic logo the Powered by QLogic logo QLogic Press the QLogic Press logo QLogic Simplify SANblade Manager SANbox SANbox2 SANsurfer Management Suite and SANtrack are trademarks or registered trademarks of QLogic Corporation in the United States other countries or both Hitachi Data Systems or HDS the HDS logo Hitachi Freedom Storage Thunder 9500 and Lightning 9900 are trademarks or registered trademarks of Hitachi Data Systems in the United States other countries or both Gun Brocade the Brocade logo and Silkworm are trademarks or registered trademarks of Brocade Communications Systems Inc in the United States other countries or both McDATA the McDATA logo and Sphereon are trademarks or registered trademarks of McDATA Corporation in the United States other countries or both Mi

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