HP StoreAll 8200, StoreAll 8800, StoreAll 9300, StoreAll 9320, StoreAll 9730 Storage Installation Guide
HP StoreAll Storage Installation Guide
Abstract
This document describes how to install the HP StoreAll OS Software and provides an overview on installing and cabling related
devices, and configuring applicable HP StoreAll Storage systems. It is intended for HP Services personnel who install and
configure HP StoreAll 8xxx and 9xxx Storage systems at customer sites. Document users should be well-versed in installing the
HP StoreAll OS Software, using Linux operating systems, and using StoreAll commands. For upgrade information, see the HP
StoreAll OS Upgrade Guide for the applicable StoreAll OS Software version. For the latest HP StoreAll Storage system guides,
see http://www.hp.com/support/StoreAllManuals.
HP Part Number: TA768-96313
Published: May 2014
Edition: 13
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Revision History
DescriptionSoftware
Version
DateEdition
Initial release of HP StorageWorks 9000 File Serving Software5.3.1November 20091
Updated license and quotas information5.3.2 or laterDecember 20092
Major revision of installation and configuration information5.4 or laterApril 20103
Added 9720 on-site commissioning information; revise system restore information;
removed installation blueprints chapter
5.4 or laterMay 20104
Updated for the 9000 Software 5.5 release5.5 or laterDecember 20105
Added network best practices for 9720 systems, updated the network best practices
for 9300 and 8800 systems, and updated the configuration procedure for the
management console and file serving nodes
5.5 or laterMarch 20116
Updated network best practices, added installation and configuration information for
9720 systems
5.6 or laterJune 20117
Updated installation and configuration information, replaced Support Ticket with Ibrix
Collect, added information about ibrixinit
6.0 or laterSeptember 20118
Added new installation procedures and wizards for 9300, 9320, and 9730 systems6.1 or laterJune 20129
Added VLAN tagging information, updated installation information.6.2 or laterDecember 201210
Changed name of product from IBRIX to StoreAll. Updated installation procedures
and screen captures for 9730.
6.3 or laterMarch 201311
Added the HP StoreAll 8200 and 8800 Storage systems. Provided steps on how to
create a bootable USB flash drive.
6.5 or laterFebruary 201412
Updated/added cabling and networking diagrams for Storage 8800 systems. Updated
with a general edit.
6.5.1 or laterMay 201413
Contents
1 About the HP StoreAll Storage System...........................................................7
Supported platforms..................................................................................................................7
Factory default and current HP StoreAll OS Software version information..........................................7
Limitations and restrictions..........................................................................................................7
2 Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware...............................................9
Understanding platform configurations........................................................................................9
HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway Storage system configurations.........................................................9
HP StoreAll 8800 Storage system configurations....................................................................12
HP StoreAll 9300 Gateway Storage system configuration........................................................15
HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system configurations.....................................................................16
HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system configurations.....................................................................19
Installing HP StoreAll Storage system hardware components into a rack.........................................21
Selecting an HP cabinet and determining HP StoreAll component locations within the rack..........21
Before you install HP StoreAll rack components......................................................................21
Disk drive layouts....................................................................................................................22
Understanding network connections..........................................................................................23
HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx hardware network layout information.............................................23
HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx Storage system prerequisites.........................................................25
HP StoreAll 9730 network layouts........................................................................................26
IP address requirements for flat (unified) networks...................................................................27
Cabling HP StoreAll Storage system components.........................................................................28
Cabling the HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway system......................................................................28
Cabling the HP StoreAll 8800 Storage system.......................................................................33
Cabling the HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system........................................................................41
Cabling the HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system........................................................................47
Cabling verification (8800 and 9730 only)................................................................................48
Power on...............................................................................................................................49
3 Installing the HP StoreAll OS Software and configuring the HP StoreAll Storage
system........................................................................................................50
Creating a bootable device and installing the HP StoreAll OS Software.........................................51
Creating a bootable DVD and installing the HP StoreAll OS Software.......................................52
Creating a bootable USB flash drive and installing the HP StoreAll OS Software........................53
Creating a bootable USB flash drive on Linux....................................................................53
Creating a bootable USB flash drive on Windows.............................................................53
Configuring initial and subsequent nodes on HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx Storage systems................55
Before you begin configuring HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx Storage systems.................................55
Configuring HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx nodes with iLO.....................................................55
Verifying LUNs and component firmware...............................................................................57
Configuring nodes and a cluster on the HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx Storage system....................58
Completing the HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx server installation by configuring servers and a cluster
in ASCII mode...................................................................................................................72
Configuring the HP StoreAll 9730 Storage systems......................................................................74
Before you begin configuring HP StoreAll 9730 Storage systems..............................................74
HP StoreAll 9730 hardware configuration information........................................................74
Configuring HP StoreAll 9730 nodes with iLO...................................................................75
Verifying LUNs and component firmware..........................................................................76
Configuring OA1 IP addresses for the Onboard Administrator.................................................77
Configuring the chassis on the HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system..............................................79
Creating a cluster using ASCII mode on blade 1 on the HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system...........93
Installing additional HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system blades..................................................95
Contents 3
Troubleshooting HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system installation issues.......................................101
4 Configuring clusters remotely with the Getting Started Wizard......................105
Getting Started Wizard prerequisites.......................................................................................105
Accessing the Getting Started Wizard.....................................................................................105
Step 1 - Setting up Cluster Settings..........................................................................................107
Providing cluster information..............................................................................................107
Completing the Update License screen................................................................................108
Step 2 - Designating IP addresses for DNS/NTP servers.............................................................109
Step 3 - Reviewing servers listed on the File Servers screen and designating which servers to be
included in the cluster............................................................................................................109
Configuring File Servers....................................................................................................110
Adding a server..............................................................................................................111
Step 4 - Creating a Default File System....................................................................................112
Step 5 - Reviewing the Summary.............................................................................................113
Troubleshooting the Getting Started Wizard.............................................................................114
Cluster Settings page........................................................................................................114
DNS/FTP screen..............................................................................................................115
File Servers screen............................................................................................................115
Create a Default File System screen....................................................................................124
5 Discovering and configuring HP StoreAll servers and their storage................127
Server and Storage Expansion Wizard prerequisites.................................................................127
Accessing and using the HP StoreAll Server & Storage Expansion Wizard...................................127
Logging in to the HP Management Console.........................................................................127
Accessing the File Servers screen.......................................................................................128
Step 1 - Managing the File Servers screen................................................................................129
Adding file servers...........................................................................................................130
Removing file servers........................................................................................................131
Step 2 - Configuring a File Server...........................................................................................131
Configuring bonds...........................................................................................................131
Selecting bonds from the Network Management screen........................................................132
Viewing and updating node firmware from the Confirmation screen........................................132
Step 3 - Viewing Unused Storage............................................................................................133
Step 4 - Creating/Extending a File System...............................................................................134
Step 5 - Selecting File System Storage......................................................................................135
Creating new storage.......................................................................................................135
Step 6 - Enabling/Disabling Configure Options........................................................................136
Step 7 - Configuring WORM/Retention...................................................................................136
Configuring Express Query...............................................................................................138
Step 8 - Configuring Auditing.................................................................................................139
Step 9 - Configuring Default File Shares...................................................................................141
Step 10 - Reviewing the Summary...........................................................................................142
6 Configuring virtual IP addresses................................................................144
Network and virtual interface (VIF) guidelines...........................................................................144
Creating a bonded VIF..........................................................................................................145
Configuring backup servers....................................................................................................145
Configuring NIC failover.......................................................................................................145
Configuring automated failover..............................................................................................146
Example configuration...........................................................................................................146
Specifying VIFs in the client configuration.................................................................................146
Configuring VLAN tagging....................................................................................................147
Configuring link state monitoring for iSCSI network interfaces.....................................................148
7 Post-installation tasks...............................................................................149
Updating license keys...........................................................................................................149
4 Contents
Resetting the ibrix_fm_tune parameter.....................................................................................149
Configuring and enabling high availability..............................................................................149
HP StoreAll 9730 Storage systems......................................................................................149
HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx Storage systems........................................................................149
Using the HP StoreAll Management Console............................................................................149
Changing the default password for the default users.............................................................150
HP StoreAll OS Software manpages........................................................................................150
Configuring data collection with Ibrix Collect............................................................................150
Configuring HP Insight Remote Support...................................................................................150
Creating file systems.............................................................................................................150
Configuring NFS exports.......................................................................................................150
Configuring SMB shares........................................................................................................151
Configuring other HP StoreAll OS Software features..................................................................151
Configuring block snapshots with HP StoreAll file systems and HP 3PAR Storage......................151
Using ibrixinit.......................................................................................................................151
Setting up InfiniBand couplets................................................................................................153
Downloading and installing the InfiniBand software..............................................................154
Installing the driver for InfiniBand.......................................................................................154
Troubleshooting the InfiniBand network...............................................................................155
Enabling InfiniBand client access.......................................................................................156
Setting up Voltaire InfiniBand ...........................................................................................156
8 Installing and configuring HP StoreAll clients for Linux and Windows
(optional).................................................................................................158
Installing and configuring the HP StoreAll Linux client................................................................158
Prerequisites for installing the HP StoreAll Linux client............................................................158
Installing the HP StoreAll Linux client software......................................................................159
Registering HP StoreAll Linux clients....................................................................................159
Registering multicluster clients............................................................................................159
Preferring a network interface for an HP StoreAll Linux client..................................................160
Preferring a network interface for a hostgroup......................................................................160
Removing an HP StoreAll client from the cluster....................................................................160
Installing and configuring the HP StoreAll Windows client..........................................................160
System requirements.........................................................................................................161
Installing the HP StoreAll Windows client............................................................................161
Configuring the HP StoreAll Windows client........................................................................162
Configuring Windows Services for UNIX (SFU)....................................................................162
Configuring automatic user mapping..................................................................................162
Configuring static user mapping........................................................................................163
Configuring groups and users on the Active Directory server.............................................163
Configuring Active Directory settings on the management console.....................................164
Registering HP StoreAll Windows clients and starting services................................................164
Importing UIDs/GIDs to the Active Directory server..............................................................166
Using the HP StoreAll Windows client GUI..........................................................................166
Preferring a user network interface for a Windows client.......................................................167
Enabling file system access...............................................................................................167
Managing Access Control Lists..........................................................................................167
Uninstalling HP StoreAll clients on Linux and Windows..............................................................170
Uninstalling HP StoreAll Linux clients...................................................................................170
Uninstalling HP StoreAll Windows clients............................................................................170
9 Support and other resources....................................................................172
Contacting HP......................................................................................................................172
Related information...............................................................................................................172
HP websites.........................................................................................................................172
Contents 5
10 Documentation feedback.......................................................................173
A HP StoreAll Storage system physical specifications and power requirements...174
HP StoreAll 8200 physical specifications and power requirements...............................................174
HP StoreAll 8800 physical specifications and power requirements...............................................174
HP StoreAll 9300 Storage system physical specifications and power requirements.........................175
HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system physical specifications and power requirements.........................176
HP StoreAll 9730 physical specifications and power requirements...............................................176
B Installation checklists...............................................................................178
Customer contact details........................................................................................................179
Site readiness checklists.........................................................................................................180
New and existing product information.....................................................................................184
Required network and installation information..........................................................................185
C Creating an IMG file from an ISO in Windows..........................................204
D Expanding an existing HP StoreAll Storage system using the Setup Wizard....207
Expanding an HP StoreAll Storage 8800/9320 10 GbE cluster with an HP StoreAll 9730 module...207
Prerequisites....................................................................................................................207
Installing the initial expansion blade...................................................................................207
Installing the second expansion blade................................................................................220
Using the new storage......................................................................................................227
Verifying vendor storage..............................................................................................228
Importing new physical volumes into the HP StoreAll database .........................................228
Expanding an existing file system..................................................................................229
Expanding an 8800/9320 cluster with an 8800/9320 starter kit...............................................230
Installing the expansion server...........................................................................................230
Completing the installation from the Getting Started Wizard..................................................236
Completing the installation with the ASCII text wizard...........................................................238
E Installing an HP StoreAll Storage 9730 system Performance Module with the
Setup Wizard...........................................................................................240
Performance Module installation prerequisites...........................................................................240
Installing expansion blades....................................................................................................240
Using the new storage...........................................................................................................248
Glossary..................................................................................................251
6 Contents
1 About the HP StoreAll Storage System
The HP StoreAll Storage system is a complete software and hardware solution that enables users
to manage unstructured data storage requirements. The HP StoreAll Storage system uses compatible
nodes (servers) and storage devices, and data requirements are managed through a simple-to-use
graphical user interface application. With HP StoreAll Storage, users can scale data center
requirements to billions of files, 16 petabytes, and 1,024 nodes in a single namespace with
centralized management.
Supported platforms
Supported platforms discussed in this guide include:
• HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway Storage system
• HP StoreAll 8800 Storage system
• HP StoreAll 9300 Gateway Storage system
• HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system
• HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system
Factory default and current HP StoreAll OS Software version information
The current HP StoreAll OS Software version is v6.5.
Pre-installed HP StoreAll OS Software versions for all HP-supported HP StoreAll Storage systems
are listed in Table 1 (page 7).
Table 1 Factory default versions for HP StoreAll storage systems
Factory default version of the HP StoreAll OS Software
installed on newly shipped modelsModel
v.6.5 or laterHP StoreAll 8200 Gateway Storage system
v6.5 or laterHP StoreAll 8800 Storage system
v6.3.1 or laterHP StoreAll 9300 Gateway Storage system
v6.3.1 or laterHP StoreAll 9320 Storage system
v6.3.1 or laterHP StoreAll 9730 Storage system
New installations are no longer available.IBRIX X9720 storage system
Limitations and restrictions
Observe the following limitations and restrictions associated with the installation and configuration
of HP StoreAll Storage systems:
• HP StoreAll nodes (servers), based on the HP ProLiant DL380 Gen6 blade, are not compatible
with the current HP StoreAll OS Software version of HP StoreAll OS Software. HP Storage
systems using this specific type of node must be upgraded to an HP ProLiant DL380 Gen7 or
later device. See “Factory default and current HP StoreAll OS Software version information”
(page 7) for the current HP StoreAll OS Software version of the HP StoreAll OS Software.
Only Gen7 and Gen8 hardware platforms, listed in Table 2 (page 8), are supported with
the current HP StoreAll OS Software version.
Supported platforms 7
Table 2 Supported Gen7 and Gen8 platforms
GenerationDescriptionSKU
Gen7HP X9300 1 GbE Network Storage GatewayAW539C
Gen7HP X9300 IBRIX 1GbE GatewayAW539D
Gen7HP X9300 10 GbE/InifiBand (IB) Network Storage GatewayAW540C
Gen7HP X9300 IBRIX 10 GbE/IB Storage GatewayAW540D
Gen7HP StorageWorks X9300 Management ServerAW547C
Gen 7HP X9700 Blade ServerAW550C
Gen7HP X9320 10 GbE Performance BlockQP330A
Gen7HP X9320 1 GbE 2xDL Performance BlockQP330B
Gen7HP X9320 10 GbE Performance BlockQP331A
Gen7HP X9320 10 GbE 2xDL Performance BlockQP331B
Gen7HP X9320 IB Performance BlockQP332A
Gen7HP X9320 IB 2xDL Performance BlockQP332B
Gen7HP X9730 140 TB ML Stor 2xBL Performance ModuleQZ730A
Gen7HP X9730 210 TB ML Stor 2xBL Performance ModuleQZ731A
Gen7HP X9730 140 TB 6G ML Str 2xBL Performance ModuleQZ732A
Gen7HP X9730 210 TB 6G ML Str 2xBL Prf ModuleQZ733A
Gen8HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway Storage NodeH6Z59A
Gen8HP StoreAll 8800 Storage NodeH6Z60A
• The physical and structural capacity, including the electrical power capacity, of the data center
or site at which HP StoreAll Storage system hardware is to reside must be able to accommodate
the power, weight, and size requirements of the HP StoreAll Storage system to ensure the
uneventful delivery and physical installation of the system. See “HP StoreAll Storage system
physical specifications and power requirements” (page 174) for additional information on HP
StoreAll Storage systems weight and size constraints. You may also download the HP StoreAll
sizing tool at http://h30144.www3.hp.com/SWDSizerWeb/ to determine hardware capacity
requirements.
• If your HP StoreAll Storage system installation includes the use of the Mode 4 networking
option (LACP spanning multiple physical network ports) and if you plan to use the Getting
Started Wizard, you must manually configure the IP addressing of all the nodes and blades
before using the Getting Started Wizard. See “Configuring clusters remotely with the Getting
Started Wizard” (page 105) for additional information on the Getting Started Wizard.
• The HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway Storage systems can be seamlessly clustered with other HP
StoreAll Storage systems, such as HP StoreAll 8800, 9300, 9320, and 9730 Storage systems.
For a complete listing of supported storage systems, see the applicable storage system
QuickSpecs, or see related HP StoreAll OS Software release notes.
• For the HP StoreAll 8800 Storage system, multiple couplets and different HP StoreAll models,
such as the HP StoreAll 8200, 9300, 9320, 9730 Storage systems, can be seamlessly
combined and connected. For a complete listing of supported storage systems, see applicable
storage system QuickSpecs, or see related HP StoreAll OS Software release notes.
8 About the HP StoreAll Storage System
2 Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware
This chapter describes the hardware components used in HP StoreAll Storage systems, and provides
cabling diagrams and networking information.
Understanding platform configurations
HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway Storage system configurations
The HP StoreAll 8200 supports the following configurations:
• 1 GbE network storage gateway
• 10 GbE network storage gateway
The system is comprised of HP StoreAll nodes, which are based on the ProLiant DL380p Gen8
server, and can be connected to select HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000- or 10000-series FC storage
systems.
NOTE: For specific hardware details for each configuration, see the HP StoreAll 8000 Storage
QuickSpecs, available at: http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/14792_na/
14792_na.pdf
See the following cabling diagrams for possible configurations of the HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway
Storage system.
Figure 1 HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway system with an HP 3PAR StoreServ P7200 (front)
1. HP StoreAll node couplet (front)
2. HP 3PAR StoreServ P7200 FC storage (front)
Understanding platform configurations 9
Figure 2 HP 3PAR StoreServ 7200 (rear)
4. Port FC-1 on Node 11. Node 1
5. Port FC-2 on Node 02. Node 0
6. Port FC-1 on Node 03. Port FC-2 on Node 1
10 Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware
Figure 3 HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway system with 1 GbE network ports (rear)
6. Slot 6 — 1 GbE NICs (ports 1–4 from right to left)1. Slot 1 (blank)
7. iLO port2. Slot 2 — FC HBA (3PAR connection)
8. eth0 (port 1) — for management network3. Slot 3 — FC HBA (optional tape connection)
9. eth1 (port 2) — for management network4. Slot 4 (blank)
5. Slot 5 — 1 GbE NICs (ports 1–4 from right to left)
Understanding platform configurations 11
Figure 4 HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway system with 10 GbE network ports (rear)
6 Slot 6 — 10 GbE NICs (ports 1–2 from right to left)1. Slot 1 (blank)
7. iLO port2. Slot 2 — FC HBA (3PAR connection)
8. eth0 (port 1) — for management network3. Slot 3 — FC HBA (optional tape connection)
9 eth1 (port 2) — for management network4. Slot 4 (blank)
5. Slot 4 — 10 GbE NICs (ports 1–2 from right to left)
HP StoreAll 8800 Storage system configurations
The HP StoreAll 8800 supports the following configurations:
• HP StoreAll 8800 couplet configured with HP Enterprise (ENT) SAS capacity blocks
• HP StoreAll 8800 couplet configured with HP Midline (MDL) SAS capacity blocks
• HP StoreAll 8800 couplet configured with both HP ENT SAS and MDL SAS capacity blocks
NOTE: For specific hardware details for each configuration, see the HP StoreAll 8000 Storage
QuickSpecs, available at: http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/14792_na/
14792_na.pdf.
See the following diagrams for possible configurations of the HP StoreAll 8000 Storage system,
12 Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware
Figure 5 HP StoreAll 8800 Storage system with HP ENT SAS and MDL SAS capacity blocks (front)
1. HP StoreAll node couplet (front)
2. ENT SAS capacity block
3. MDL SAS capacity block
Figure 6 HP StoreAll 8800 Storage system with 1 GbE network ports (rear)
6. Slot 6 — 1 GbE NICs (ports 1–4 from right to left)1. Slot 1 — Controller 1 (port 1 on right, port 2 on left)
7. iLO port2. Slot 2 (blank)
8. eth0 (port 1) — for management network3. Slot 3 (blank)
9. eth1 (port 2) — for management network4. Slot 4 — Controller 2 (port 1 on right, port 2 on left)
5. Slot 5 — 1 GbE NICs (ports 1–4 from right to left)
Understanding platform configurations 13
Figure 7 HP StoreAll 8800 Storage system with 10 GbE network ports (rear)
6. Slot 6 — 10 GbE NICs (ports 1–4 from right to left)1. Slot 1 — Controller 1 (port 1 on right, port 2 on left)
7. iLO port2. Slot 2 (blank)
8. eth0 (port 1) — for management network3. Slot 3 (blank)
9.eth1 (port 2) — for management network4. Slot 4 — Controller 2 (port 1 on right, port 2 on left)
5. Slot 5 — 10 GbE NICs (ports 1–4 from right to left)
Figure 8 ENT SAS capacity block (rear)
1. Port 1
2. Port 2
3. I/O module A
4. I/O module B
14 Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware
Figure 9 MDL SAS capacity block (rear)
1. Primary I/O module (drawer 2)
2. Primary I/O module (drawer 1)
3. Secondary I/O module (drawer 2)
4. Secondary I/O module (drawer 1)
5. SAS port 1 connector
6. SAS port 2 connector
HP StoreAll 9300 Gateway Storage system configuration
The HP StoreAll 9300 Gateway Storage system supports the following configurations, and these
configurations can be connected to select SANs/arrays, including HP 3PAR StoreServ, HP EVA,
and HP XP storage systems:
• 1 GbE network storage gateway
• 10 GbE/InfiniBand (IB) network storage gateway
Table 3 (page 15) provides additional information about HP StoreAll 9300 Gateway Storage
system features.
Table 3 HP StoreAll 9300 Storage system configuration components
QuantityDevice SpecificationsDeviceItem
At least
1 pair
Each server (node) includes:HP StoreAll node (based on the ProLiant DL380p
server Gen7)
1
• 1 GbE or 10 GbE/IB Gateway Storage
• Four or eight 1 GbE ports or up to two 10
GbE/IB ports
• One 2-, 4-, or dual-port HBA (FC or SAS) or
Network Adapter (iSCSI)
• (Model AW540D only)4- or dual-port server
adapter or IB PCIe G2 or PCIe dual port
HCA
Figure 10 (page 16) and Figure 11 (page 16) show an HP StoreAll 9300 Gateway Storage system.
Understanding platform configurations 15
Figure 10 HP StoreAll 9300 Storage system (front)
1. HP StoreAll 9300 Storage Gateway node couplet
Figure 11 HP StoreAll 9300 Storage system - 10 GB (back)
1. HP StoreAll 9300 Storage Gateway node couplet
HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system configurations
The HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system configurations include:
• 1 GbE network storage system
• 10 GbE/IB network storage system
• InfiniBand (IB) port performance block
Table 4 (page 16) provides additional information about HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system
components.
Table 4 HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system configuration components
QuantityDevice SpecificationsDeviceItem
At least
1 pair
Each HP StoreAll node includes:HP StoreAll node (based on the ProLiant DL380p
Gen7 server)
1
• 24 GB (12 x 4 GB) (DDR3–1066) server
memory
• Four 1 GbE, four 10 GbE, or two IB ports
• Two 1 GbE NC382i Integrated Dual Port
PCIe ports
• Four 1 GbE LOM NICs
• HP Integrated Lights Out (iLO) 3
• HP SC08e SAS Host bus adapters (HBA)
At least
1,
24 300 or 900 GB SFF (10K Ent SAS) HDDs
each
SFF base capacity block: HP StoreAll SFF base
capacity block (based on the HP MSA P2000
G3 SAS dual controller SFF array system)
2
maximum
of 2
24 2 TB or 3 TB LFF (7.2K MDL SAS) HDDs
each
LFF base capacity block: HP StoreAll LFF base
capacity block (based on the HP MSA P2000
G3 SAS dual controller LFF array system)
16 Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware
Table 4 HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system configuration components (continued)
QuantityDevice SpecificationsDeviceItem
Up to 6
LFF or
25 300 or 900 GB SFF (Ent SAS 10K) HDDs
each
SFF expansion kit: HP StoreAll expansion block
(based on the HP MSA P2000 G3 SAS dual
controller SFF array system)
3
up to
10 SFF
kits
24 2 TB or 3 TB LFF ((MDL SAS 7.2K) HDDsLFF expansion kit: HP StoreAll LFF capacity block
(based on the HP MSA P2000 G3 SAS dual
controller LFF array system)
Figure 12 (page 17), Figure 13 (page 17), Figure 14 (page 18), and Figure 15 (page 18) show
the HP StoreAll 9320 with SFF and LFF storage systems.
Figure 12 HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system-SFF (front)
1. HP StoreAll node pair
2. HP StoreAll SFF ENT SAS base capacity block (based on the MSA P2000 G3 storage system)
3. HP StoreAll SFF ENT SAS expansion block
Figure 13 HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system-SFF (back)
1. HP StoreAll node pair
2. HP StoreAll SFF ENT SAS base capacity block (based on the MSA P2000 G3 storage system)
3. HP StoreAll SFF ENT SAS expansion block
Understanding platform configurations 17
Figure 14 HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system-LFF 10 GbE (front)
1. HP StoreAll node pair
2. HP StoreAll LFF ENT SAS base capacity block
3. HP StoreAll LFF MDL SAS expansion block
Figure 15 HP StoreAll 9320 Storage system-LFF 10 GbE (back)
1. HP StoreAll node pair
2. HP StoreAll LFF ENT SAS base capacity block
3. HP StoreAll LFF MDL SAS expansion block
18 Setting up and installing HP StoreAll hardware
HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system configurations
The HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system supports the following configurations:
• 140 Terabyte LFF storage couplet
• 210 Terabyte LFF storage couplet
The storage system includes:
• One HP 42U base rack with TFT/Monitor and Keyboard and support shelf
• One Performance Module (or Couplet) which includes two specifically configured BL460cGen7
servers each with one P1210m RAID controller installed and an MDS600 JBOD fully-loaded
with 2 TB or 3 TB HDDs.
• One HP c7000 chassis fully-loaded with power supplies and fans with 2 VC Flex 10 modules,
4 HP 6 G SAS BL switch Module SAS switches, and 2 OA modules.
• Four or Six PDUs and PDMs, depending on the PDU model.
Each major component in the HP 9730 Storage system comprises the components shown in
Table 5 (page 19).
Table 5 HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system components
QuantityDevice SpecificationsModelItem
1Chassis:140 Terabyte storage
couplet
1
1
• Based on HP ProLiant C7000 c-Class Enclosure
16
• 16 BL460C Gen7 blade server bays and 8 interconnect
bays
32
• 4x ports (128 SAS lanes)
16
• 10 GbE ports
2 to 8Storage couplet:
• 2 nodes based on the HP ProLiant BL460c Gen7 server DNA
each with quad core Intel Xeon Processor E5620 and 24
GB memory
• 70 HDD 6 Gb SAS enclosure
• 70 HP 2 TB 7.2 DP MDL SAS HDDs
• 140 TB raw, 100 TB after RAID
1Chassis:210 Terabyte storage
couplet
2
1
• Based on HP ProLiant C7000 c-Class Enclosure
16
• 16 BL460C Gen7 blade server bays and 8 interconnect
bays
32
• 4x ports (128 SAS lanes)
16
• 10 GbE ports
2 to 8Storage couplet:
• 2 nodes based on the HP ProLiant BL460c Gen7 server DNA
each with quad core Intel Xeon Processor E5620 and 24
GB memory
• 70 HDD 6 Gb SAS enclosure
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Table 5 HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system components (continued)
QuantityDevice SpecificationsModelItem
• 70 HP 3 TB 7.2 DP MDL SAS HDDs
• 210 TB raw, 150 TB after RAID
Figure 16 (page 20) shows the HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system (front and back).
Figure 16 HP StoreAll 9730 storage solution
2. HP StoreAll 9730 (back)1. HP StoreAll 9730 (front)
4. KVM (front)3. MDL SAS capacity blocks 3 and 4 (back)
6. Bay 9 through 16 (front)5. Bay 1 through 8 (front)
8. Capacity blocks 1 and 2 (front)7. Power supplies
10. Fans (back)9. Capacity blocks 1 and 2 (back)
12. HP VC Flex-10 Ethernet modules11. SAS switches
14. Capacity blocks 3 and 4 (front)13. Fans (back)
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Installing HP StoreAll Storage system hardware components into a rack
New HP StoreAll 9730 Storage systems are typically delivered with all appliances and devices
installed into rack systems. HP StoreAll 8800, 9320, and 9730 Storage systems may or may not
be delivered pre-racked, depending on specific order requests.To install the StoreAll components
(server and storage) into the rack, see the rail kit instructions that shipped with your product.
NOTE: Before installing any hardware components, complete the forms in “Installation checklists”
(page 178) to collect necessary information related to site and hardware installation requirements.
Selecting an HP cabinet and determining HP StoreAll component locations within the
rack
The HP StoreAll 9320 and 9300 Storage systems are compatible with the HP Intelligent Series
42U extended, 36U, and 22U Rack, while the HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system is compatible
with the HP Intelligent Series 42U Rack. For the HP StoreAll 8200 and 8800 Storage systems, HP
rack use is optional; however, if a rack is used, the HP Intelligent Series Rack (42U extended, 36U
and 22U heights) is compatible. The default rack for the HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway Storage system
is the HP 642 Intelligent Series Rack.
CAUTION: HP has not tested or validated the HP MDL SAS capacity blocks with any third-party
racks. Before installing the MDL SAS capacity blocks in a third-party rack, properly scope the
limitations of the rack and consider the following:
• You must fully understand the static and dynamic load carrying capacity of the rack and be
sure that it can accommodate the weight of the MDL SAS capacity blocks.
• You must install a 1U tray beneath the MDL SAS capacity blocks to ensure proper support.
• Be sure sufficient clearance exists for cabling, installation and removal of the enclosure,
actuation of the rack doors, and full articulation of the drive drawers.
Before you install HP StoreAll rack components
WARNING! To reduce the risk of personal injury, electrical shock, or damage to the equipment,
adhere to the specified safety guidelines.
Disk enclosures are populated with disks before shipment, and each disk is assigned specifically
to a designated bay in the enclosure. If disks are removed from the enclosure, they must be inserted
in the same bay from which they were removed. When removing disks, affix a numbered label
on each disk to track which disk belongs to which bay. If the disks are not placed in their original
bays, disk formatting is lost, and each disk must be reformatted. Disk reformatting can take up to
24 hours to complete.
Before you begin installing rack and rack components, note the following safety precaution
guidelines:
• Power cords are unplugged from equipment. In some cases, the Power On/Standby button
does not completely shut off the equipment.
• You have already planned the rack position for all HP StoreAll components before installing
them.
• At least two people lift the storage system during removal or installation if the weight exceeds
22.7 kg (50 lb). If the system is being loaded into the rack above chest level, a third person
MUST assist with aligning the system with the rails while the other two people support the
weight of the system.
• Leveling jacks on the rack are properly extended to the floor.
• The full weight of the rack rests on the leveling jacks.
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• The stabilizing feet are attached to the rack if it is a single-rack installation.
• Any adjacent racks are securely coupled together in multiple-rack installations.
• Only one component in a rack is extended at a time during installation and operation. A rack
might become unstable if more than one component is extended.
• Devices are fully and properly supported and level when sliding them into the rack. Do not
extend the hard drive drawers beyond the supporting surface when the unit is not installed in
a rack.
• Follow industry-standard recommendations.
See “Understanding platform configurations” (page 9) and “Installing HP StoreAll Storage system
hardware components into a rack” (page 21) for cabling and additional component information.
Disk drive layouts
Some items to note about disk drive layouts:
• Pools do not span a drive drawer in the MDL SAS capacity block.
• Pools do not span enclosures in the ENT SAS capacity block.
• All drives in a single MDL SAS capacity block must be of the same capacity.
• All drives in a group of ENT SAS capacity blocks (up to 4) must be of the same capacity.
NOTE: For information about 3PAR drive layouts, see the HP 3PAR StoreServ documentation.
The drive configuration of a half-populated MDL SAS capacity block (indicated by the shading in
Figure 17 (page 22)):
• Spare drive in bay 35
• 8–drive pool (bays 18–25)
• 9–drive pool (bays 26–34)
A fully populated MDL SAS capacity block has the same drive configuration as the half-populated
capacity block with the following additions:
• 8–drive pool (bays 1–8)
• 9–drive pool (bays 9–17)
NOTE: The figure for the MDL SAS capacity block shows the option of the half populated enclosure
(drives 18–35, indicated by the shading). The other option is a fully populated enclosure (all 35
drives).
Figure 17 Disk drive layout for the MDL SAS capacity block
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An ENT SAS capacity block has a fully populated (25 drives) disk enclosure with 1 spare in bay
1. It contains 4 pools with 6 drives each:
• Bays 2–7
• Bays 8–13
• Bays 14–19
• Bays 20–25
Figure 18 Disk drive layout for the ENT SAS capacity block
Understanding network connections
The following sections provide network layout information for HP Store All 8xxx, 93xx, and 9730
Storage systems.
HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx hardware network layout information
When installing the HP StoreAll OS Software, users can create either a flat network (also referred
to as a unified network) or dual network when using HP StoreAll 8800, 8200, 9300, and 9320
Storage systems.
• Flat Networking. In creating a flat network, the HP StoreAll OS Software creates one combined
cluster and user network. One single bonded interface (Bond0) is used for all network traffic.
• Dual Networking. In creating a dual network, HP StoreAll creates separate networks for cluster
and user traffic. In doing so, two bonded interfaces (Bond0 and Bond1) are created.
Note that only one IP address exists per server by default, and the IP address exists on the public
network. The flat network creates Bond0 on specific interfaces. For 10 GbE systems, Bond0 uses
eth4/eth5 interfaces. For Quad GbE systems, Bond0 uses interfaces eth4 through eth7.
If necessary, create separate user and cluster networks, with Bond0 as the cluster network and
Bond1 as the user network. The initial installation configures Bond0 on the default interfaces.
Later, you can customize Bond0, selecting the correct interfaces for your network and can then
define Bond1.
See the HP StoreAll Storage Network Best Practices Guide for a detailed description of the flat
network on 9300/9320 systems, including the physical layout of the network.
If you create a flat network, by default, all four 10 Gb ports are used with the 10 Gb NIC and all
8 ports with the 1 Gb NIC.
During the HP StoreAll OS Software installation process, bonding requirements must be set. Note
the default bonding and network layouts for the HP StoreAll 8200 and 8800 Storage systems.
Table 6 Default bonding for the HP StoreAll 8200 and 8800 Storage systems
Default bond mode
Installed network
controllerHP StoreAll Storage system
Mode 6 (default)1 GbEHP StoreAll 8800/8200
Mode 1 (default)10 GbEHP StoreAll 8800/8200
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Default bond modes are Mode 1 and Mode 6 because these modes do not require any special
configuration for the network switches. HP recommends using Mode 4 for increased bandwidth
transfer rate by merging all ports into one data path. Using Mode 4 requires additional network
configuration.
The following figures show the network port configuration for HP StoreAll 8800 1 GbE and 10
GbE storage.
Figure 19 HP StoreAll 8800 1 GbE network ports
6. eth9 (port 2)1. eth7 (port 4)
7. eth10 (port 3)2. eth6 (port 3)
8. eth11 (port 4)3. eth5 (port 2)
9. eth0 (port 1)4.eth4 (port 1)
10. eth1 (port 2)5. eth8 (port 1)
Figure 20 HP StoreAll 8800 10 GbE network ports
1. eth5 (port 2)
2. eth4 (port 1)
3. eth6 (port 1)
4. eth7 (port 2)
5.eth0 (port 1)
6. eth1 (port 2)
Table 7 (page 25) provides configuration details for default network configurations additionally
supported by the HP StoreAll installation.
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Table 7 HP StoreAll 8200 and 8800 Storage system network layout
Default bond
modeEthernet devicesNetwork name
Number of
networksDevice description/networkingLayout
Mode 1eth4, eth5,bond0
1
Flat
1
eth6, eth7(Combined Cluster/User)
10 GbE
Mode 1eth4, eth6bond0
2
Dual
2
Mode 1eth5, eth7bond1(Separate Cluster/User
10 GbE
Mode 6eth,4, eth5, eth6,
eth7
bond0
1
Flat
(Combined Cluster/User)
3
eth8, eth9, eth10,
eth11
1 GbE
Mode 6eth4, eth5, eth8,
eth9
bond0
bond1
2
Dual
(Separate Cluster/User)
4
Mode 6
eth6, eth7, eht10,
eth11
1 GbE
Mode 6eth4, eth5, eth6,
eth7
bond0
bond2
2
Flat
10 GbE
5
Mode 6
eth0, eth1
Separate iLO Network
Mode 1eth4, eth6bond0
3
Dual
6
Mode 1eth5, eth7bond110 GbE
Mode 6eth0, eth1bond2Separate iLO Network
Mode 6eth,4, eth5, eth6,
eth7
bond0
bond2
2
Flat (Combined Cluster/User)
1 GbE
7
Mode 6
eth8, eth9, eth10,
eth11
Separate iLO Network
eth0, eth1
Mode 6eth4, eth5, eth8,
eth9
bond0
bond1
3
Dual (Combined Cluster/User)
1 GbE
8
Mode 6
eth6, eth7, eht10,
eth11
bond2Separate iLO Network Mode 6
eth0, eth1
HP StoreAll 8xxx and 93xx Storage system prerequisites
Make sure that the following information is available before configuring the network with the
StoreAll Installation Wizard.
For flat networking:
• One IP address per server to assign to the cluster network
• One IP address per server to assign to the iLO interface
• One virtual IP address (VIF) to assign to the entire cluster for management use
• The IP addresses of your DNS servers
• The IP addresses of your NTP servers
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For dual networking:
• One IP address for the cluster network
• One IP address per server to assign to the iLO interface
• One IP address for the user network
• One IP address for both the cluster and user network for the Fusion Manager GUI Virtual
Interface (VIF) and VIP IP address for both user and cluster network.
• The IP addresses of your DNS servers
• The IP addresses of your NTP servers
HP StoreAll 9730 network layouts
While installing the HP StoreAll OS Software, users can create either a flat network (also referred
to as a unified network) or dual network when using the HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system.
• Flat Networking. In creating a flat network, the HP StoreAll OS Software creates one combined
cluster and user network. One single bonded interface (Bond0) is created used for all network
traffic and uses all available ports on an HP StoreAll node.
• Dual Networking. In creating a dual network, HP StoreAll creates separate networks for cluster
and user traffic. In doing so, two bonded interfaces (Bond0 and Bond1) are created.
The HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system supports four networking layouts. The default is to use a flat
(single, unified) network for all cluster and user traffic. The other layouts provide a dedicated
management network, a user/cluster network, and, optionally, additional user networks. To use
a network layout other than the default, you must specify the number of networks needed to run
the 9730 Setup Wizard.
NOTE: Use layout 2 when adding an HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system to an existing 2-network
HP StoreAll cluster.
See the HP StoreAll Storage Network Best Practices Guide for detailed information about the
network layouts.
Table 8 Supported HP StoreAll 9730 Storage system network layouts
Bond speedEthernet
devices
Network
name
Number of
networks
DescriptionLayout
10 GBeth0, eth3Bond01Unified network (default)1
1 GBeth0, eth3Bond02Dedicated management network2
9 GBeth1, eth2Bond1User/cluster network
1 GBeth0, eth3Bond03Dedicated management network3
4.5 GBeth1, eth2Bond1User/cluster network
4.5 GBeth4, eth5Bond2User2 network
1 GBeth0, eth3Bond04Dedicated management network4
3.5 GBeth1, eth2Bond1User/cluster network
3.5 GBeth4, eth5Bond2User2
2 GBeth6, eth7Bond3User3
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IMPORTANT:
• HP StoreAll 9730 Storage systems default to a flat network configuration that places the chassis
management components on one subnet and the user/cluster components on a separate
subnet. Nodes are configured to access the user, cluster, and management networks through
a single bond attached to the user/cluster subnet. Node access to the components on the
management subnet requires a route in the customer network that connects the management
and user/cluster subnets.
• The default flat network layout requires the configuration of a router to provide a level-3 route
that connects the user/cluster subnet and the management subnet. The setup process does not
complete if the level-3 route is not in place for system installation. During the setup process,
the installer software makes sure that it can ping the OA to verify the route between the
user/cluster and management subnets. If the verification is unsuccessful, the installer software
prompts the user to correct the problem before proceeding.
IP address requirements for flat (unified) networks
Obtain the following IP addresses when performing the installation for the flat (unified) network.
The HP StoreAll Storage Network Best Practices Guide describes the components in more detail,
and also lists IP address requirements for the other supported network layouts.
Table 9 IP addresses for HP StoreAll 9730 flat (unified) network layout
Maximum number of
addressesMinimum number of addressesSubnetComponent
11 (one virtual IP address to assign to the entire
cluster for management use)
user/clusterCluster management VIF
Variable. At least 1
per node (16 included
in total)
2 ( virtual IP address for failover)user/clusterUser VIF
162 (one IP address per server to assign to the
network bond)
user/clusterNodes
1616managementiLO
88managementInterconnect bays
22 (OA primary and secondary)managementOA module
59 for maximum
configuration
31 for minimum configuration
You also need to provide the IP addresses of the DNS servers, NTP servers, and, optionally, the
default gateway.
HP recommends that you use sequential addresses for the blades, iLOs, and Interconnect.
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Cabling HP StoreAll Storage system components
This section provides information on cabling supported HP StoreAll storage system devices. Before
beginning cabling procedures, review applicable warnings and precautions in “Before you install
HP StoreAll rack components” (page 21) and“Limitations and restrictions” (page 7).
Disk enclosure cabling best practices and recommendations
• Use supported SAS cables and power cords.
Table 10 Supported cable requirements
Supported cable
HP StoreAll Storage
system
FC cables (length can vary depending upon placement)8200
8800
◦ HP StoreAll P1228 RAID controller cable (part number 691973-00x), which connects
the RAID controllers to the disk enclosures
◦ 0.5-meter cables (between disk enclosures)
9320
◦ 0.5 meter SAS cables (between disk enclosures)
◦ 2 or 4 meter SAS cables (between disk enclosures and nodes)
2-meter SAS cables9730
• Gather cables in the back of the disk enclosure to ensure that the cabling in the back of the
rack system does not interfere with system operation or maintenance. Bind cables loosely with
cable ties and route the cables out of the way, along the side of the rack. When the cables
are tied together and routed down the side of the rack, system components and indicators
are easily visible and accessible.
• Bind and support cables in a manner that eliminates stress on connectors and tight bends of
the cables. This prevents damage to the connector and cable, and ensures that the connector
remains fully seated in the port.
• Attach a label near both ends of each cable to identify the device connected to that cable.
Include the device, device name, port, or other useful information.
• Use colored markers to color code both ends of each cable, to help visually identify a particular
cable without having to read or locate the label.
• In multipath configurations, you might want to loosely bind the matching pair of cables
connecting devices.
• Only use supported SAS cables with mini-SAS connectors.
• Ensure that the servers or controller enclosures are powered down and power cords are
disconnected before connecting SAS cables to the disk enclosure.
• To connect the initial disk enclosure to the server or controller enclosure, use a standard
mini-SAS cable.
Cabling the HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway system
Note the following guidelines when connecting the HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway to HP 3PAR Storage:
• iSCSI connection is not supported. Only Fibre Channel connection is supported.
• Direct connection configurations are cabled to avoid a single point of failure (SPOF).
• When connecting the StoreAll nodes and the 3PAR storage through switches, ensure that each
FC HBA on each controller (in the node or the storage) connects to a different switch. For
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example, port 1 in slot 2 on each StoreAll node connects to switch 1 and port 2 in slot 2 on
each StoreAll node connects to switch 2. Also, port FC-1 in node 0 of each 3PAR storage
connects to switch 1 and port FC-2 in node 1 of each 3PAR storage connects to switch 2.
(Switches are named 1 and 2 for example purposes only.)
• If cabling an HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway system that uses multiple controllers and an HP 3PAR
StoreServ 7000-series controller without FC switches, connect each server FC HBA to a different
controller to ensure no single point of failure, hardware redundancy, and multipath capability.
• If cabling an HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway system that uses multiple controllers and an HP 3PAR
StoreServ 7000-series controller with FC switch connectivity to application servers, connect
each server FC HBA to a different switch, and connect each HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000-series
controller to a different switch to ensure no single point of failure within the configuration,
hardware redundancy, and multi-path capability.
• When cabling the HP 3PAR StoreServ 10000-series controllers to HP StoreAll 8200 Gateway
systems, note that three internal buses exist in each controller node. See the adapter installation
requirements in Table 11 (page 29) and Table 12 (page 29).
Table 11 PCI Bus/PCI slot association
PCI 3PCI 2PCI 1
SLOT 8SLOT 7SLOT 6SLOT 5SLOT 4SLOT 3SLOT 2SLOT 1SLOT 0
Table 12 Adapter installation order and usage based on controller node type
Installation order by PCI slotUsage (adapter type)
6, 3, 0Drive chassis connections
(Fibre Channel adapters)
2, 5, 8, 1, 4, 7Hosts connections
(Fibre Channel adapters)
1, 4, 2, 3RCFC connections
E1Remote Copy
(RCIP ports built-in)
See the HP 3PAR StoreServ 10000 Storage Installation and Deinstallation Guide for additional
information on HP StoreAll 8200 and 8800 Storage system connection information and related
HP 3PAR StoreServ device information.
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Figure 21 HP StoreAll 8200 with an HP 3PAR StoreServ 7200 (direct connection)
5. HP StoreAll node 1 (port 2, slot 2) to HP 3PAR 7200
(node 1, port FC-1)
1. HP StoreAll node 2 (top)
6. HP StoreAll node 2 (port 1, slot 2) to HP 3PAR 7200
(node 0, port FC-1)
2. HP StoreAll node 1 (bottom)
7. HP StoreAll node 1 (port 1, slot 2) to HP 3PAR 7200
(node 0, port FC-2)
3. HP StoreAll node 2 (port 2, slot 2) to HP 3PAR 7200
(node 1, port FC-2)
4. HP 3PAR StoreServ 7200 (node 0 bottom, node 1 top)
Figure 22 HP StoreAll 8200 with an HP 3PAR StoreServ 7200 and FC switches
8. Switch 1, port 4 to 3PAR 7200 node 1, port FC-21. Switch 1, port 1 to HP StoreAll node 1, port 2 in slot
211
9. HP 3PAR StoreServ 7200 (node 1 top, node 0 bottom)2. Switch 1, port 2 to HP StoreAll node 2, port 2 in slot 2
10. Generic switch 1 (top)3. Switch 2, port 1 to HP StoreAll node 2, port 1 in slot 2
11. Generic switch 2 (bottom)4. Switch 2, port 2 to HP StoreAll node 1, port 1 in slot 2
12. Switch 1, port 2 to HP 3PAR 7200 node 0, port FC-15. HP StoreAll node 2 (top)
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