Dell POWERVAULT MD3620I User Manual [en, es, fr]

Dell PowerVault MD3600i and

MD3620i Storage Arrays

Getting Started With

Your System

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Introducción al sistema

Dell PowerVault MD3600i and

MD3620i Storage Arrays

Getting Started With

Your System

Regulatory Model Series E03J and E04J

Notes, Cautions, and Warnings

NOTE:

A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of

your computer.

CAUTION:

if instructions are not followed.

WARNING:

injury, or death.

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Before You Begin

NOTE:

Throughout the document, Dell PowerVault MD3600i series storage array refers to both Dell PowerVault MD3600i and Dell PowerVault MD3620i. Dell PowerVault MD1200 series expansion enclosure refers to both Dell PowerVault MD1200 and Dell PowerVault MD1220.

Before setting up your Dell PowerVault MD3600i series storage array, you must consider certain best practices to ensure that your storage array operates at maximum efficiency and offers full redundancy (if required).

• The PowerVault MD3600i series storage array is a 10GBase-T product that requires a 10GBase-T capable infrastructure that consists of Category 6 or higher cables, 10GBase-T capable patch panels, and switches.

• Existing 1GBase-T infrastructures can be used either through a 10GBase-T switch, that interconnects the 10GBase-T network, or by manually configuring the iSCSI ports to run at 1GBase-T speeds. You can also use the Modular Disk Configuration Utility (MDCU) to configure the port speeds. For more information about MDCU, see "Installing the MD Storage Software" on page 14.

NOTE:

Auto-negotiation is not supported and the operation speed must be

configured manually.

• Throughout the network, always use a Category 6 (or higher) Ethernet cable.

• It is recommended that you use a dedicated IP SAN for iSCSI data transmission. Management traffic can be isolated on a separate management network.

• Complete the iSCSI configuration worksheet before configuring iSCSI. See "Completing the iSCSI Worksheet" on page 5. This worksheet gathers physical network information in a single source.

• After completing the iSCSI worksheet, draw the configuration before setting up the solution.

• Always configure redundant iSCSI data paths to provide alternate paths to and from the host server should one of the data paths become disabled.

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• If multiple NICs are installed on a host, it is recommeded that you use different subnets for management and iSCSI data links.

• Before connecting any cables between the host server and storage array, physically label each port and connector.

• Always follow proper power-up and power-down procedures when cycling power across the network. You must also ensure that critical network components are on separate power circuits.

NOTE:

The illustrations in this document show cabling for only one PowerVault MD3600i series storage array in a SAN environment. The illustrations also show only the default IP addresses for the PowerVault MD3600i series storage array. To cable more than one PowerVault MD3600i series storage array in a SAN environment, see the Deployment Guide.

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Completing the iSCSI Worksheet

Mutual CHAP Secret

Ta rg et CHAP Secret

host server

PowerVault MD3600i series storage array

192.168.130.101 (In 0 default)

192.168.131.101 (In 1 default)

192.168.128.101 (management network port)

192.168.130.102 (In 0 default)

192.168.131.102 (In 1 default)

192.168.128.102 (management network port)

If you need additional space for more than one host server, use an additional sheet.

iSCSI port 0

iSCSI port 1

Management port

Subnet mask

Default gateway

___ . ___ . ___ . ___

Static IP address (storage array)

Subnet mask

Default gateway

___ . ___ . ___ . ___

iSCSI controller 0, In 0

iSCSI controller 0, In 1

Management port cntrl 0

iSCSI controller 1, In 0

iSCSI controller 1, In 1

Management port cntrl 1

___ . ___ . ___ . ___

Static IP address (host server)

NOTE:

Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) is an optional iSCSI authentication

method where the storage array (target) authenticates iSCSI initiators on the host server. For more information, see “Understanding CHAP Authentication” in the Deployment Guide.

IPv4 Settings

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NOTE:

For information about the IPv6 worksheet, see the Deployment Guide.

Preparing the Host Server

Supported Operating Systems

• Microsoft Windows Server

• Red Hat Enterprise Linux

• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

•VMware

NOTE:

For the latest information on all supported operating system versions,

see the Support Matrix at support.dell.com/manuals.

Additional NICs for iSCSI

When installing additional NICs, it is recommended that:

• You use dedicated redundant storage networks for iSCSI traffic. If a dedicated network is not feasible, isolate the iSCSI traffic from general network traffic using virtual local area networks (VLAN).

• You use additional NICs dedicated for iSCSI traffic.

• The NICs must be added in pairs for redundancy.

NOTE:

A single NIC is also supported.

NIC Configuration

In a SAN environment, depending on the number of switches, it is recommended that you use two unique subnets for iSCSI traffic. For direct-attached storage environments, each NIC directly connected to the PowerVault MD36xxi must be on a separate subnet. All host IP addresses must be configured before installing the MD storage software.

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Common Configurations

Up to 64 hosts

Server 1

Server 2

Storage array

Corporate, public, or private network

Switch 1

Switch 2

Cabling Your SAN-Attached Hosts

Connect all cables between the servers, switches, and storage arrays as shown in the following illustration. For more examples of cabling the storage arrays, see the Deployment Guide at support.dell.com/manuals.

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Cabling Your Direct-Attached Hosts

Server 1

Server 2

Storage array

Corporate, public, or private network

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Installation and Configuration

WARNING:

instructions that came with the system.

Unpacking the System

Unpack your system and identify each item with the packing list that shipped with your system.

Installing the Rails and System in a Rack

Before performing the following procedure, review the safety

Assemble the rails and install the system in the rack following the safety instructions and the rack installation instructions provided with your system.

NOTE:

To balance the weight load, it is recommended that you install the PowerVault MD3600i series storage arrays at the bottom of the rack and the PowerVault MD1200 series expansion enclosures above it.

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Connecting the Power Cable(s)

Ensure that the power switch is in the OFF position before connecting the power cables. Connect the system’s power cable(s) to the system.

Securing the Power Cable(s)

Secure the cable(s) firmly to the bracket using the provided strap. Plug the other end of the power cable(s) into a grounded electrical outlet or

a separate power source such as an uninterrupted power supply (UPS) or a power distribution unit (PDU). Each power supply must be connected to a separate power circuit.

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Cabling Your Expansion Enclosure

PowerVault MD3600i series storage array

PowerVault MD1200 series expansion enclosure 1 (optional)

PowerVault MD1200 series expansion enclosure 2 (optional)

Turning On the Enclosure

Turn on components in the following order

Ethernet switches (if used)

PowerVault MD1200 series expansion enclosures (if used)

NOTE:

Before turning on the storage array, ensure that the expansion

enclosure status LED on the front of the enclosure is blue.

PowerVault MD3600i series storage array

NOTE:

Before turning on the host server(s), ensure that the storage array

status LED on the front of the storage array is blue.

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Host server(s)

Installing the Bezel

Install the bezel (optional).

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Installing the MD Storage Software

NOTE:

For detailed instructions about installing the MD storage software, setting up the enclosure, and the post-installation tasks, see the Deployment Guide.

The MD Storage Manager software configures, manages and monitors the storage array. The MD Configuration Utility (MDCU) is an optional utility that provides a consolidated approach for configuring the management and iSCSI host ports, and creating sessions for the iSCSI modular disk storage arrays. It is recommended that you use MDCU to configure iSCSI on each host server connected to the storage array. To install the MD storage software:

Insert the MD series resource media. Depending on your operating system, the installer may launch

automatically. If the installer does not launch automatically, navigate to the root directory of the installation media (or downloaded installer image) and run the navigate to the root of the resource media and run the

NOTE:

By default, the Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system mounts the resource media with the -noexec mount option which does not allow you to run executable files. To change this setting, see the Readme file in the root directory of the installation media.

Select

Install MD Storage Software

Read and accept the license agreement.

Select one of the following installation options from the drop-down menu:

•

Full (recommended)

software, host-based storage agent, multipath driver, and hardware providers.

•

Host Only

drivers.

•

Management

providers.

•

Custom

md_launcher.exe

file. For Linux-based systems,

autorun

file.

Install Set

—Installs the MD Storage Manager (client)

—Installs the host-based storage agent and multipath

—Installs the management software and hardware

—Allows you to select specific components.

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Select the MD storage array model(s) you are setting up to serve as data storage for this host server.

Choose whether to start the event monitor service automatically when the host server reboots or manually

NOTE:

This option is applicable only to Windows client software installation.

Confirm the installation location and click

If prompted, reboot the host server after the installation completes.

When the reboot is complete, the MDCU may launch automatically.

Install

If the MDCU does not launch automatically, launch it manually.

• In a Windows-based operating system, click

Disk Configuration Utility

• In a Linux-based operating system, double-click the

Configuration Utility

NOTE:

If MDCU is not installed, see the Deployment Guide at

support.dell.com/manuals.

Start the

If applicable, activate any premium features purchased with your storage

MD Storage Manager

icon on the desktop.

and discover the array(s).

Start→

Dell→

Modular

Modular Disk

array. If you purchased premium features, see the printed activation card shipped with your storage array.

NOTE:

The MD Storage Manager installer automatically installs the required drivers, firmware, and operating system patches/hotfixes to operate your storage array. These drivers and firmware are also available at support.dell.com. In addition, see the Support Matrix at support.dell.com/manuals for any additional settings and/or software required for your specific storage array.

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Locating Your Service Tag

Your system is identified by a unique Express Service Code and Service Tag number. The Express Service Code and Service Tag are found on the front of the system and at the back of the system next to the RAID controller modules. This information is used by Dell to route support calls to the appropriate personnel.

NOM Information (Mexico Only)

The following information is provided on the device described in this document in compliance with the requirements of the official Mexican standards (NOM):

Importer:

Model number: E03J and E04J Supply voltage: 100–240 V CA Frequency: 50/60 Hz Current consumption: 8.6 A

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Technical Specifications

Drives

PowerVault MD3600i Up to twelve 3.5-inch SAS hot-swappable

hard drives (3.0 Gbps and 6.0 Gbps)

PowerVault MD3620i Up to twenty four 2.5-inch SAS

hot-swappable hard drives (3.0 Gbps and

6.0 Gbps)

RAID Controller Modules

RAID controller modules

Back-Panel Connectors (Per RAID Controller Module)

iSCSI connectors Two 10 GB iSCSI IN connectors to

SAS expansion connector One SAS OUT port for expansion to an

Serial connector One 6-pin mini-DIN connector

Management Ethernet connector One 100/1000 Base-T port Ethernet for

• One or two hot-swappable modules with temperature sensors

• 2 GB of cache per controller

connect hosts

additional PowerVault MD1200 series enclosure.

NOTE:

SAS connectors are SFF-8088 compliant.

NOTE:

For technical support use only.

out-of-band management of the enclosure

NOTE:

The default management port IP addresses for the primary and secondary RAID controller modules are 192.168.128.101 and

192.168.128.102, respectively. By default, the management ports are set to Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). If the controller is unable to get an IP address configuration from a DHCP server within a specified time out period (approximately 3 minutes), it defaults back to static IP addressing. For more information, see the Deployment Guide.

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Expansion

PowerVault MD1200 series Supports a maximum of 192 hard drives with

any combination of PowerVault MD1200 or PowerVault MD1220 expansion enclosures. Support for 192 hard drives is a Premium Feature and requires activation. The maximum number of hard drives supported without using the Premium Feature is 120.

Redundant path connectivity provides redundant data paths to each hard drive.

Backplane Board

Connectors

Sensors Two temperature sensors

LED Indicators

Front panel

Hard-drive carrier

Power supply/cooling fan Three LED status indicators for power supply

• 12 or 24 SAS hard-drive connectors

• Two power supply/cooling fan module connectors

• Two sets of RAID controller module connectors

• One control panel connector for front LEDs and enclosure mode switch

• One two-color LED indicator for system status

• Two single-color LED indicators for power and enclosure mode

NOTE:

The enclosure mode LED is not applicable to the PowerVault MD3600i series storage array.

• One single-color activity LED

• One two-color LED status indicator per drive

status, power supply/fan fault, and AC status

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LED Indicators (continued)

RAID controller module Eight single-color LEDs:

• One battery fault

• One cache active

• One controller fault

• One controller power

• One system identification

• One management Ethernet activity

• Two iSCSI IN port activity

Four two-color LEDs:

• Two iSCSI IN link speed

• One SAS OUT link or fault

• One management Ethernet link speed

Switch

System identification button Located on the front control panel.

This button is used to locate a system within a rack.

Enclosure mode switch Located on the front of the system.

This switch is not applicable to the PowerVault MD3600i series storage array.

Password reset switch Located on the back panel of the RAID

controller module. This switch is used to reset the storage array password.

Power Supplies

AC power supply (per power supply)

Wattage

Vo lt ag e

Heat dissipation

Maximum inrush current

600 W

100–240 VAC (8.6 A–4.3 A)

100 W

Under typical line conditions and over the entire system ambient operating range, the inrush current may reach a maximum of 55 A per power supply for 10 ms or less.

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Available Hard-Drive Power (Per Slot)

PowerVault MD3600i 25 W

PowerVault MD3620i 12 W

RAID Controller Module Power (Per Slot)

Maximum power consumption 100 W

Physical

PowerVault MD3600i

Height

Width

Depth

Weight (maximum configuration)

Weig h t ( em pt y)

PowerVault MD3620i

Height

Width

Depth

Weight (maximum configuration)

Weig h t ( em pt y)

8.68 cm (3.41 inches)

44.63 cm (17.57 inches)

60.20 cm (23.70 inches)

29.30 kg (64.6 lb)

8.84 kg (19.5 lb)

8.68 cm (3.41 inches)

44.63 cm (17.57 inches)

54.90 cm (21.61 inches)

24.2 kg (53.4 lb)

8.61 kg (19lb)

Environmental

NOTE:

For additional information about environmental measurements for specific

system configurations, see www.dell.com/environmental_datasheets.

Te mp e ra t u re

Operating

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10 °C to 35 °C (50 °F to 95 °F) with a maximum temperature gradation of 10 °C per hour

NOTE:

For altitudes above 2950 feet, the maximum operating temperature is derated 1ºF/550 ft.

Environmental (continued)

Storage

Relative humidity

Operating

Storage

Maximum vibration

Operating

Storage

Maximum shock

Operating

Storage

Altitude

Operating

Storage

Airborne Contaminant Level

Class

–40° to 65°C (–40° to 149°F) with a maximum temperature gradation of 20°C per hour

20% to 80% (noncondensing) with a maximum humidity gradation of 10% per hour

5% to 95% (noncondensing)

0.25 G at 3–200 Hz for 15 min

0.5 G at 3–200 Hz for 15 min

One shock pulse in the positive z axis (one pulse on each side of the system) of 31 G for 2.6 ms in the operational orientation

Six consecutively executed shock pulses in the positive and negative x, y, and z axes (one pulse on each side of the system) of 71 G for up to 2 ms

–16 to 3048 m (–50 to 10,000 ft)

NOTE:

For altitudes above 2950 feet, the maximum operating temperature is derated 1ºF/550 ft.

–16 to 10,600 m (–50 to 35,000 ft)

G1 as defined by ISA-S71.04-1985

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Matrices de stockage

Dell PowerVault MD3600i

et MD3620i

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Remarques, précautions et avertissements

REMARQUE :

vous aider à mieux utiliser votre ordinateur.

PRÉCAUTION :

matériel ou de perte de données en cas de non-respect des instructions.

AVERTISSEMENT:

d'endommagement du matériel, de blessure corporelle ou même de mort.

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un AVERTISSEMENT vous avertit d’un risque

et Windows Server® sont des marques ou des marques déposées de Microsoft

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est une marque déposée de

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Avant de commencer

REMARQUE :

PowerVault série MD3600i concernent les matrices de stockage Dell PowerVault MD3600i et Dell PowerVault MD3620i. Les références au boîtier d'extension Dell PowerVault série MD1200 concernent les matrices de stockage Dell PowerVault MD1200 et Dell PowerVault MD1220.

Avant d'installer votre matrice de stockage Dell PowerVault série MD3600i, vous devez considérer certaines pratiques d'excellence pour assurer le fonctionnement le plus efficace possible de votre matrice de stockage et une redondance complète (si nécessaire).

• La matrice de stockage PowerVault MD3600i est un produit 10GBase-T exigeant une infrastructure compatible 10GBase-T constituée de câbles de catégorie 6 ou supérieure, des tableaux de connexions compatibles 10GBase-T et des commutateurs.

• Les infrastructures 1GBase-T existantes peuvent être utilisées à l'aide d'un commutateur 10GBase-T, qui interconnecte le réseau 10GBase-T, ou en configurant manuellement les ports iSCSI sur des vitesses 1GBase-T. Vous pouvez également utiliser l'utilitaire de configuration de disques modulaires (MDCU) pour configurer la vitesse des ports. Pour plus d'informations sur le MDCU, voir « Installation du logiciel MD Storage », à la page 36.

REMARQUE :

fonctionnement doit être configurée manuellement.

• Utilisez toujours un câble Ethernet de catégorie 6 (ou supérieure) à travers le réseau.

• Il vous est recommandé d'utiliser un IP SAN dédié pour la transmission des données iSCSI. La gestion de trafic peut être isolée sur un réseau de gestion distinct.

• Renseignez la liste de vérification de configuration de l'interface iSCSI avant de configurer iSCSI. Voir « Renseigner la liste de vérification de l'interface iSCSI », à la page 27. Cette liste permet de regrouper les informations de réseaux physiques en un seul endroit.

• Esquissez la configuration après avoir renseigné la liste de vérification iSCSI et avant de définir la solution.

• Configurez toujours des chemins d'accès aux données iSCSI redondants de manière à fournir différents chemins d'accès allant au serveur hôte et en sortant, dans l'éventualité d'une défaillance de l'un d'eux.

dans ce document, les références à la matrice de stockage Dell

l'auto-négociation n'est pas prise en charge et la vitesse de

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• Si plusieurs cartes réseau sont installées sur un hôte, il vous est recommandé d'utiliser plusieurs sous-réseaux pour la gestion et les liaisons de données iSCSI.

• Avant de connecter tout câble entre le serveur hôte et la matrice de stockage, étiquetez physiquement chaque port et chaque connecteur.

• Suivez toujours les procédures de mise sous et hors tension lors des cycles d'alimentation du réseau. Vous devez également vous assurer que les composants essentiels du réseau se trouvent sur différents circuits d'alimentation.

REMARQUE :

câblage d'une matrice de stockage PowerVault MD3600i dans un environnement de réseau SAN. Elles ne montrent également que les adresses IP par défaut de la matrice de stockage PowerVault MD3600i. Pour câbler plus d'une matrice de stockage PowerVault MD3600i dans un environnement de réseau SAN, voir le Guide de déploiement.

les illustrations qui figurent dans ce document montrent uniquement le

Guide de mise en route

Renseigner la liste de vérification de l'interface iSCSI

Clé secrète CHAP mutuelle

Secret CHAP Cible

serveur hôte

Matrice de stockage PowerVault série MD3600i

192.168.130.101 (ent. 0 par défaut)

192.168.131.101 (ent. 1 par défaut)

192.168.128.101 (port du réseau de gestion)

192.168.130.102 (ent. 0 par défaut)

192.168.131.102 (ent. 1 par défaut)

192.168.128.102 (port réseau de gestion)

Au besoin, utilisez une feuille supplémentaire (si vous disposez de plusieurs serveurs hôtes, par exemple).

Port iSCSI 0

Port iSCSI 1

Port de gestion

Masque de sous-réseau

Passerelle par défaut

___ ___ ___ ___

Adresse IP statique (m. de stockage)

Masque de sous-réseau

Passerelle par défaut

___ ___ ___ ___

Contrôleur iSCSI 0, Ent. 0

Contrôleur iSCSI 0, Ent. 1

Port de gestion cntrl 0

Contrôleur iSCSI 1, Ent. 0

Contrôleur iSCSI 1, Ent. 1

Port de gestion cntrl 1

___ ___ ___ ___

Adresse IP statique (serveur hôte)

REMARQUE :

CHAP (Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol) est une méthode

d'authentification iSCSI facultative par laquelle la matrice de stockage (cible) authentifie les initiateurs iSCSI du serveur hôte. Pour en savoir plus sur l'authentification CHAP, voir « Comprendre l'authentification CHAP » dans le Guide de déploiement.

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Before You Begin

Completing the iSCSI Worksheet

Other Documentation and Media You May Need

Preparing the Host Server

Supported Operating Systems

Additional NICs for iSCSI

NIC Configuration

Common Configurations

Cabling Your SAN-Attached Hosts

Cabling Your Direct-Attached Hosts

Installation and Configuration

Unpacking the System

Installing the Rails and System in a Rack

Connecting the Power Cable(s)

Securing the Power Cable(s)

Cabling Your Expansion Enclosure

Turning On the Enclosure

Installing the Bezel

Installing the MD Storage Software

Locating Your Service Tag

NOM Information (Mexico Only)

Technical Specifications

Mise en route

Avant de commencer

Renseigner la liste de vérification de l'interface iSCSI