Dell PowerVault ML6000 User Manual

Introduction 2 Setting Up the PowerVault ML6000 Library 6 Description 14 Understanding the User Interface 42 Configuring Your Library 56 Advanced Reporting 132 Capacity on Demand 144 Library Managed Encryption 146 Running Your Library 161 Getting Information – Logs and Reports 188 Updating Library and Tape Drive Firmware 199 Installing, Removing, and Replacing 210 Troubleshooting 377 Working With Cartridges and Barcodes 414 Library Specifications 421 TapeAlert Flag Descriptions PO Contacting Dell PY

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 1

This guide contains information and instructions necessary for the normal operation and management of the PowerVault ML6000 library. This guide is intended for anyone interested in learning about or anyone that needs to know how to install, configure, and operate the PowerVault ML6000 library. Be aware that administrator level privileges are required to configure many of the features described in this guide.

Product Safety Statements

Chapter 1

1Introduction

This product is designed for data storage and retrieval using magnetic tapes. Any other application is not considered the intended use. Dell will not be held liable for damage arising from unauthorized use of the product. The user assumes all risk in this aspect.

This unit is engineered and manufactured to meet all safety and regulatory requirements. Be aware that improper use may result in bodily injury, damage to the equipment, or interference with other equipment.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 2

Mercury Statement

Projectors, LCD displays, and some multifunction printers may use lamp(s) that contain a small amount of mercury for energyefficient lighting purposes. Mercury lamps in these products

are labeled accordingly. Please manage the lamp according to local, state, or federal laws. For more information, contact the Electronic Industries Alliance at www.eiae.org. For lamp-specific disposal information check www.lamprecycle.org.

Explanation of Symbols and Notes

The following symbols appear throughout this document to highlight important information:

Chapter 1 Introduction

Mercury Statement

Note: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make

better use of your system.

Caution: A CAUTION indicates potential damage to hardware or

loss of data if instructions are not followed.

Warning: A WARNING indicates a potential for property damage,

personal injury, or death.

This manual uses the following:

• Right side — Refers to the right side as you face the component being described.

• Left side — Refers to the left side as you face the component being described.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 3

Chapter 1 Introduction

Explanation of Symbols and Notes

Supported Configurations

Caution: ML6030 (and higher) CM and Expansion Modules require

The available PowerVault ML6000 library configurations are as follows:

• The ML6010 CM is a 5U Library Control Module

• The ML6020 CM consists of one (1) ML6010 CM 5U Library Control Module and one (1) PowerVault ML6000 EM 9U Expansion Module (14U total)

• The ML6030 CM consists of one (1) ML6010 CM 5U Library Control Module and two (2) PowerVault ML6000 EM 9U Expansion Modules (23U total)

Chapter 1 Introduction

Supported Configurations

professional installation. Professional installation may have been included with your purchase. Please call 1-800-945-3355 to schedule professional installation of your PowerVault library.

In addition, the ML6030 CM configuration can be expanded as follows:

• The ML6030 CM plus one (1) PowerVault ML6000 EM 9U Expansion Module (32U total)

• The ML6030 CM plus two (2) PowerVault ML6000 EM 9U Expansion Modules (41U total)

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 5

Chapter 2

2Setting Up the PowerVault

ML6000 Library

This chapter provides an overview of the steps required to unpack, set up, and install the PowerVault ML6000 library.

For basic library setup instructions, see the Dell PowerVault ML6000

Getting Started Guide at http://support.dell.com. A copy of the Dell PowerVault ML6000 Getting Started Guide is also included in the product

box with your library.

For complete installation instructions, see Installing, Removing, and

Replacing.

In addition, read the documents listed in Other Documents You Might

Need on page 4. The information in these documents guides you through

setting up, using, and maintaining your library.

Finding a Location

To avoid damage, the library must be positioned in a stable location. Refer to the Servers and Storage Systems Safety, Environmental, and

Regulatory Information document listed in Other Documents You Might

Need on page 4 for more information on finding an optimal location for

your library.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 6

Chapter 2 Setting Up the PowerVault ML6000 Library

Read this Section Before Unpacking and Installing the PowerVault ML6000

Warning: The power outlet must be available near the library and

must be easily accessible.

Details on positioning the library include:

• Make sure a power source (only of the type marked on the product label) is available. See

• Route any cables to avoid walking on them or pinching them with items placed on or against them. Pay particular attention to the cord at the wall receptacle and the point where the cord exits from the library.

• Make sure that objects will not fall and liquids will not spill into the library’s chassis through openings.

Library Specifications for power requirements.

Read this Section Before Unpacking and Installing the PowerVault ML6000

This section includes important information you need to know before unpacking, installing, and powering up your PowerVault ML6000 library.

Warning: Without tape drives, tape cartridges, or power supplies, a

5U Library Control Module weighs approximately 60 lbs (27.2 kg). A 9U Expansion Module, without tape drives, tape cartridges, or power supplies, exceeds 65 lbs (29.5 kg). To avoid serious injury, two people are required to safely lift the modules.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 7

Chapter 2 Setting Up the PowerVault ML6000 Library

Read this Section Before Unpacking and Installing the PowerVault ML6000

Warning: All libraries must be installed in a rack having a main

protective earthing (grounding) terminal, and power must be supplied via an industrial plug and socket-outlet and/or an appliance coupler complying with IEC 60309 (or an equivalent national standard) and having a protective earth (ground) conductor with a cross sectional area of at least 1.5 mm2 (14 AWG).

To ensure proper airflow and access space, Allow 60 cm (24 inches) in the front and back of the library.

Caution: ML6030 (and higher) CM and Expansion Modules require

professional installation. Professional installation may have been included with your purchase. Please call 1-800-945-3355 to schedule professional installation of your PowerVault library.

Before installing the library:

• Remove any power supplies. The library can have a maximum of ten power supplies. Rack-mount the library before re-installing the power supplies. For complete rack-mounting instructions, see

Chapter 12, Installing, Removing, and Replacing.

• Remove any tape drives. The library can have a maximum of 18 drives. Rack-mount the library before re-installing the tape drives.

• Prior to loading media into the PowerVault ML6000, be sure that all tape cartridges have barcode labels.

• Prior to powering on your library, see the information on module terminator and cable installation in the Dell PowerVault ML6000 Getting Started Guide or in Chapter 12, Installing, Removing, and

Replacing.

Note: For the latest product updates, refer to http://support.dell.com.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 8

Unpacking your Library

Caution: Remove all interior packaging material from the library

Note: Save all packaging material in case you need to move or ship

• Open the I/E station door and remove the yellow strip in the I/E station.

• Remove the orange robot restraint assembly securing the robot to the floor of the library. You can access the restraint assembly either through the library’s access door or through the top of the library if you remove library’s the top cover.

Chapter 2 Setting Up the PowerVault ML6000 Library

Unpacking your Library

before powering the library on or installing the library in a rack.

the library in the future.

Installing and Rack-Mounting

Caution: ML6030 (and higher) CM and Expansion Modules require

professional installation. Professional installation may have been included with your purchase. Please call 1-800-945-3355 to schedule professional installation of your PowerVault library.

To properly and safely rack-mount the PowerVault ML6000, see the rackmount instructions in Chapter 12, Installing, Removing, and Replacing.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 9

Chapter 2 Setting Up the PowerVault ML6000 Library

Installing and Rack-Mounting

Follow the detailed preparation and installation instructions for your library configuration.

Then see these installation

If your library configuration is:

instructions:

ML6010 CM — A stand-alone

5ULibrary Control Module

ML6020 CM — One 5U Library

Control Module and one 9U Library Expansion Module

ML6030 CM — One 5U Library

Control Module and two 9U Library Expansion Modules

ML6030 CM + 1 ML6000 EM — One

5U Library Control Module and three 9U Library Expansion Modules

• Installing a Stand-Alone 5U

Library Control Module on

page 245

• Installing the Library in a Rack on page 333

• Installing a Stand-Alone 5U

Library Control Module on

page 245

• Installing the Library in a Rack on page 333

• Installing a Stand-Alone 5U

Library Control Module on

page 245

• Installing the Library in a Rack on page 333

• Installing a Stand-Alone 5U

Library Control Module on

page 245

• Installing the Library in a Rack on page 333

ML6030 CM + 2 ML6000 EMs —

One 5U Library Control Module and four 9U Library Expansion Modules

• Installing a Stand-Alone 5U

Library Control Module on

page 245

• Installing the Library in a Rack on page 333

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 10

Chapter 2 Setting Up the PowerVault ML6000 Library

Before Running and Configuring the Library

Note: The PowerVault ML6000 can take up to 30 minutes to perform the initial boot. It is not safe to power cycle the library until the Setup Wizard appears in the operator panel.

Note: Initial power-on and initialization should occur prior to loading media. Excessive initialization time can occur with media loaded

Initial Administrative Login ID and Password Information

Setup Wizard

• Login ID: admin

• Password: password

If you time out of the Setup Wizard or do not complete all the Setup Wizard screens, the library will apply the default configuration settings as well as any modifications you made. See Default Configuration

Settings on page 60 for more information.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 11

Configuration Details

Note: You must use the Web client to manually create partitions. At

• If your PowerVault ML6000 will be configured with zero I/E station

• When configuring network settings for the Default Gateway, you

Chapter 2 Setting Up the PowerVault ML6000 Library

Configuration Details

the initial power-on, partitions can only be created automatically via the operator panel user interface.

slots, be sure to complete bulk loading of tape cartridges before configuring partitions. You may also bulk load tape cartridges while the system is powered down. For more information on bulk loading, see Chapter 9, Running Your Library For more details regarding configuring I/E station slots, see Chapter 5, Configuring Your

Library.

must enter a valid IP address. The library will not accept a blank value or 0.0.0.0.

• Before updating library firmware, be sure to save the library configuration. For instructions, see Saving and Restoring the Library

Configuration on page 384.

• When drive topology changes are made, the library state may need updating before the partition can be used. To update the library state, perform one of the following actions:

• Change the partition state to offline and change the state back to

online.

• Open the library door and close the door 10 seconds later.

• Remove the drive from the rear of the library and insert the drive

1 minute later.

• Reboot the library.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 12

Chapter 2 Setting Up the PowerVault ML6000 Library

Configuration Details

Caution: Please check your host backup software documentation

for driver requirements. If Windows drivers are required, either the Windows default driver may be used (recommended), or the PowerVault ML6000 devicespecific device driver can be found at

http://support.dell.com. To avoid a possible performance

reduction in a SAN environment, please consult Microsoft Knowledge Base article 842411 when using device-specific drivers.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 13

Chapter 3

3Description

The PowerVault ML6000 tape library automates the retrieval, storage, and management of tape cartridges. Tape cartridges are stored in the library and mounted and dismounted from tape drives using firmware running on the library or software running on the host systems.

The PowerVault ML6000 tape library offers advanced management features and reliability as well as scalable performance and storage capacity. As your storage capacity and tape drive requirements change, 9U Library Expansion Modules can be added to the library, allowing a configuration of up to a full 41 rack units (41U, where 1U = 1.75”).

• Understanding the Location Coordinates

• Understanding Logical Element Addressing

Library Configuration

The PowerVault ML6000 library is designed for ease of installation, configuration, and field upgrades. The PowerVault ML6000 library is built upon two basic building blocks: the 5U Library Control Module and 9U Library Expansion Module.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 14

Chapter 3 Description

Library Configuration

These building blocks form the basis of the following library configurations:

• The ML6010 CM is a 5U Library Control Module. Figure 1 on page 15 shows the front view of the ML6010 CM.

• The ML6020 CM consists of one (1) ML6010 CM 5U Library Control Module and one (1) PowerVault ML6000 EM 9U Library Expansion Module (14U total). Figure 2 on page 16 shows the front view of the ML6020 CM.

• The ML6030 CM consists of one (1) ML6010 CM 5U Library Control Module and two (2) PowerVault ML6000 EM 9U Library Expansion Modules (23U total). Figure 3 on page 17 shows the front view of the ML6030 CM.

In addition, the ML6030 CM configuration can be expanded as follows:

• The ML6030 CM plus one (1) PowerVault ML6000 EM 9U Library Expansion Module (32U total)

• The ML6030 CM plus two (2) PowerVault ML6000 EM Library 9U Expansion Modules (41U total)

Figure 1 ML6010 CM Library Configuration (Standalone 5U Library Control Module)

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 15

Figure 2 ML6020 CM Library Configuration (5U Library Control Module Plus One 9U Library Expansion Module)

Chapter 3 Description

Library Configuration

1 5U Library Control Module

2 9U Library Expansion Module

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 16

Figure 3 ML6030 CM Library Configuration (5U Control Module Plus Two 9U Library Expansion Modules)

Library

Chapter 3 Description

Library Configuration

1 5U Library Control Module

2 9U Library Expansion Module

3 9U Library Expansion Module

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 17

Chapter 3 Description

Modules

Warning: All libraries taller than 14U must be installed in a rack

having a main protective earthing (grounding) terminal, and power must be supplied via an industrial plug and socket-outlet and/or an appliance coupler complying with IEC 60309 (or an equivalent national standard) and having a protective earth (ground) conductor with a crosssectional area of at least 1.5 mm2 (14 AWG).

To ensure proper airflow and access space, allow 60 cm (24 inches) in the front and back of the library.

Caution: ML6030 (and higher) CM and Expansion Modules require

professional installation. Professional installation may have been included with your purchase. Please call 1-800-945-3355 to schedule professional installation of your PowerVault library.

Modules

PowerVault ML6000 libraries are modular, and you can increase the size at any time. The three base systems for the PowerVault ML6000 library are as follows:

• ML6010 CM (5U rack height)

• ML6020 CM (14U rack height)

• ML6030 CM (23U rack height)

These configurations can be scaled up by adding PowerVault ML6000 EM 9U Library Expansion Modules to a maximum rack height of 41U. 9U Library Expansion Modules provide additional capacity as your storage and tape drive requirements change. See Figure 4 on page 20 for an illustration of library scalability. For information on installing, removing, and replacing modules, see Installing, Removing, and Replacing on page 210.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 18

Chapter 3 Description

Modules

Each module has a specific number of fixed storage slots, I/E station slots, and tape drive slots available. See Library capacity is as follows. on page 423 for the number of slots available for each library configurations.

Note: Slot counts in this document do not include five inaccessible

slots in the bottom row of any library configuration. For more information about these slots, see Unused Slots on page 171.

Caution: ML6030 (and higher) CM and Expansion Modules require

professional installation. Professional installation may have been included with your purchase. Please call 1-800-945-3355 to schedule professional installation of your PowerVault library.

5U Library Control Module 3

9U Library Expansion Modules 3

Stackability 3

The 5U Library Control Module is required in any PowerVault ML6000 library configuration. The 5U Library Control Module contains the robotic controls, library control blade (LCB), and touch screen display. The 5U Library Control Module also contains an import/export (I/E) station, fixed storage slots, tape drives, and at least one power supply.

9U Library Expansion Modules are supplementary modules that can be stacked above or below the 5U Library Control Module. Each 9U Library Expansion Module contains fixed storage slots, tape drive slots, and power supply slots.The I/E stations on 9U Library Expansion Modules are included and may be configured as storage. 9U Library Expansion Modules also contain bays for optional Fibre Channel (FC) Input/Output (I/O) blades.

If a 9U Library Expansion Module is used only for storage and does not contain tape drives or FC I/O blades, it does not need a separate power supply. All power is derived from the 5U Library Control Module.

The maximum rack height of the library is 41U, which consists of a 5U Library Control Module and four 9U Library Expansion Modules.

Figure 4 illustrates the stackability of the library.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 19

Figure 4 Base Systems Plus 9U Library Expansion Modules

ML6010

(41 slots)

(133 slots)

ML6020

ML6030

(225 slots)

ML6030 CM + 1

9U Library Expansion

Module

(317 slots)

Chapter 3 Description

Modules

ML6030 CM + 2

9U Library Expansion

Modules

(409 slots)

9U Library

Expansion Module

5U Library

Control Module

5U Library

Control Module

9U Library

Expansion Module

5U Library

Control Module

9U Library

Expansion Module

9U Library

Expansion Module

5U Library

Control Module

9U Library

Expansion Module

9U Library

Expansion Module

9U Library

Expansion Module

5U Library

Control Module

9U Library

Expansion Module

9U Library

Expansion Module

9U Library

Expansion Module

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 20

Front Panel Components

Figure 5 shows the front panel components of the library. The paragraphs

following Figure 5 describe the components in detail.

Figure 5 Front Panel Components

Chapter 3 Description

Front Panel Components

1 Access door

2 Operator panel

3 I/E station

4 Front power button

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 21

Chapter 3 Description

Front Panel Components

Access Door 3

The access door allows access to the internal components of the library. Each 5U Library Control Module and 9U Library Expansion Module has an access door. In most cases, you will not need to access the library through this door except when you want to bulk load or unload cartridges from the library.

The access door is locked by the I/E station door. To open the access door, you must first open the I/E station door. If you want to prohibit access to the library, which is recommended for security reasons, lock the I/E station door. This keeps unauthorized users from accessing tape cartridges.

You can lock and unlock the I/E station door using commands on the

Operations menu. If necessary, you can also manually unlock the I/E

station door. For more information, see Locking and Unlocking the I/E

Stations on page 185.

If the access door is opened, the library is not available for use. When an access door (on any module) is opened, all in-progress motion commands are stopped, and the picker slowly lowers to the bottom of the library. When the access door is closed, the library returns any media in the picker to its original slot and also performs a library inventory.

Caution: Care should be taken to avoid opening the access door

during robotic operations since the robot will stop immediately and will fail to complete the current operation.

I/E Station 3

I/E stations enable importing and exporting cartridges with minimal interruption of normal library operations. I/E stations are located on the front of the 5U Library Control Module and on the front of 9U Library Expansion Modules. A 5U I/E station has a capacity of six cartridges. A 9U I/E station has a capacity of 12 cartridges.

The I/E stations can also be configured as storage as well as become part of a logical division of library resources known as a partition. The I/E station is shared among all partitions, but the I/E station slots are owned by one partition at a time. When an I/E station slot is assigned to a partition, only the assigned partition can access that slot.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 22

Chapter 3 Description

Back Panel Components

Operator Panel 3

Front Power Button 3

The operator panel is the touch screen display device upon which the graphical user interface (GUI) appears. The operator panel is located on the access door of the 5U Library Control Module. The library operations and service functions are performed from this screen. The GUI is also accessible through a remote Web client. For more information on the library user interfaces, see

Turning off the front power button turns off the robot and operator panel, but power still runs to the power supplies. Use the front power button to manually shut down the library. See Shutting Down, Powering Off, and

Completely Removing Power on page 162 for instructions on how to shut

down or restart the library safely.

Back Panel Components

Figure 6 shows the back panel components of the library. The paragraphs

following Figure 6 describe the components in detail.

Chapter 4, Understanding the User Interface.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 23

Figure 6 Back Panel Components

Chapter 3 Description

Back Panel Components

1 Library control blade (LCB)

2 FC I/O blade (optional)

3 FC I/O fan blades (required with FC I/O blades)

4 Rear power switch

5 Power supplies

6 Upper and lower Ethernet ports on 9U Library

Expansion Module

7 Module terminator connectors (CAN bus

connectors)

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 24

Chapter 3 Description

Back Panel Components

Rear Power Switches 3

Power System 3

Rear power switches are located on each power supply. Turning off the rear power switch on a power supply removes all power from the library. The rear power switches should be used in all emergency and service situations.

Warning: Turn off the rear power switch whenever you are servicing

the library. In the event of danger to personnel or property, immediately turn off the rear power switch and remove all power cords.

Caution: Except in emergencies, use the shutdown procedure

before switching off the rear power switch. See Shutting

Down, Powering Off, and Completely Removing Power

on page 162 for instructions on how to shut down the library.

The library supports single and redundant power configurations. The single power configuration has a single AC line input and single DC power supply. The redundant configuration has dual AC line input and dual DC power supplies.

If you have redundant power supplies, you can “hot swap” a power supply (power to the library remains on while you exchange the hardware), and you can “hot add” power supplies to other modules (power to the library remains on while you are adding the hardware).

Caution: At least one power supply must be plugged in at all times.

Warning: The power outlet must be available near the library and

must be easily accessible.

Caution: The 9U Library Control Module and each 9U Library

Expansion Module that contains drives must have at least one power supply for every four drives. You can add a redundant power supply to each module. Installing one power supply in one module and another power supply in another module does not provide redundant power; the two power supplies must reside in the same module.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 25

Chapter 3 Description

Back Panel Components

The power system consists of the following components:

• Power supply

• AC power cord

The power supply has three light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that provide status information. These LED status indicators are green and blue in color.

• Green represents AC OK or DC OK.

• Blue represents swap-mode power status.

Figure 7 shows the power supply LEDs. For more information on the

behavior of the LEDs, see Power Supply LEDs on page 404.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 26

Figure 7 Power Supply LEDs

Chapter 3 Description

Back Panel Components

1 LEDs

Library Control Blade 3

The library control blade (LCB) manages the entire library, including the operator panel and picker assembly, and is responsible for running system tests to ensure that the library is functioning properly. The LCB also provides internal communication to Fibre Channel (FC) I/O blade slots. The LCB has four Ethernet ports, supporting a total of four FC I/O blades in the library.

The LCB indicates its status with three LED Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability (RAS) status indicators. These indicators are green, amber, and blue in color.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 27

Chapter 3 Description

Back Panel Components

• Green represents processor status.

• Amber represents health status.

• Blue represents power-control status.

Figure 8 shows the location of the LCB components, including LEDs. For

more information on the behavior of the LCB LEDs, see Blade Status

LEDs on page 396.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 28

Figure 8 Library Control Blade

Chapter 3 Description

Back Panel Components

1 LEDs (blue, amber, green)

2 Gigabit Ethernet (external network) port

3 Ethernet I/O blade control ports (inactive if FC I/O

blades are not installed)

4 Service Ethernet port

5 Service serial port

Fibre-Channel Input/Output Blades 3

9U Library Expansion Modules support optional Fibre Channel (FC) Input/Output (I/O) blades that provide connections for FC tape drives in the library. Each FC I/O blade has an embedded controller that provides connectivity and features that enhance the performance and reliability of tape drive operations. I/O blades also aggregate FC tape drive connections, reducing switch port and cabling requirements.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 29

Chapter 3 Description

Back Panel Components

Each FC I/O blade has six auto-negotiating, 4 Gb/s FC ports and backplane connections. The FC I/O blade provides two host communication ports and four connection ports to FC drives. Each FC I/O blade is cooled by a fan blade that is installed next to the FC I/O blade in the 9U Library Expansion Module. FC I/O blades and fan blades are hot-swappable.

FC I/O blades cannot be installed in the 5U Library Control Module, so your library configuration must include at least one 9U Library Expansion Module to include FC I/O blades. Each 9U Library Expansion Module can house up to two FC I/O blades. Depending on the number of installed 9U Library Expansion Modules, the library can support from one to four FC I/O blades. No library configuration can contain more than four FC I/O blades. Any FC drive in the library, including drives in the 5U Library Control Module, can be connected to an FC I/O blade in a 9U Library Expansion Module.

Note: FC I/O menu commands are available for use only when FC

I/O blades are installed in the library.

The FC I/O blade indicates its status with three LED status indicators. These indicators are green, amber, and blue in color.

• Green represents processor status.

• Amber represents health status.

• Blue represents power-control status.

Figure 9 shows the FC I/O Blade, including LEDs. For more information

on the behavior of the FC I/O Blade LEDs, see Blade Status LEDs on page 396.

For information on configuring I/O blades, see Working With FC I/O

Blades on page 109.

For information on installing and cabling FC I/O blades and FC tape drives, see Chapter 12, Installing, Removing, and Replacing.

Dell PowerVault ML6000 User’s Guide 30

+ 408 hidden pages