Quantum SNC 3000 User Manual

SNC/Gateway 3000
User Guide
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Table of Contents
List of Figures................................................................................xi
List of Tables................................................................................xv
Chapter 1: Notices .........................................................................1
ADIC Limited P roduct Warranty .....................................................1
Safety Notices ................................................................................6
Safety Inspection....................................................................6
Remove AC Power.................................................................6
External Machine Check.........................................................6
Internal Machine Check..........................................................7
Safety Label Check.................................................................7
Fusing Requirements..............................................................9
AC Grounding.......................................................................10
Environmental Notices and Statements .......................................10
Electronic Emission Statements...................................................11
Chapter 2: Introduction ...............................................................13
Overview.......................................................................................13
Configuration Support...................................................................13
Address Mapping..................................................................13
Interface Protocol Awareness...............................................13
ADIC Management Console.................................................14
Access Security Capabilities.................................................14
Virtual Private SAN™ Option................................................14
Data Mover...........................................................................15
Virtual Private Map™ Option................................................15
Channel Zoning ....................................................................15
Hardware Product Description and Features ...............................15
Fibre Channel Interfaces ......................................................16
Ultra2 SCSI I/O Interfaces....................................................17
Ultra SCSI I/O Modules ........................................................17
Ethernet................................................................................18
Service Port..........................................................................18
Enclosure..............................................................................18
Power Supply Unit................................................................18
LED Indicators......................................................................19
Supported Platforms.....................................................................20
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Supported Devices.......................................................................20
Operating Specifications...............................................................21
Installation Options...............................................................21
Physical Dimensions.............................................................21
Operating Environment.........................................................21
Power Consumption .............................................................22
AC Power Requirement........................................................22
Agency Approvals.................................................................22
Introduction to the ADIC Ma nagement Console...........................22
Client/Server Model..............................................................23
Agent ....................................................................................23
Server...................................................................................23
Client.....................................................................................24
Features .......................................................................................24
SNMP ...................................................................................24
SNMP Comm unity Support...................................................25
Security.................................................................................25
SAN Access Control.............................................................25
Host Registration Service.....................................................26
Saved Views.........................................................................26
Network Discovery ................................................................26
Configuration Options...........................................................26
Software Updates.................................................................26
Event Logging.......................................................................27
Health Checks ......................................................................27
Views....................................................................................27
Heartbeat..............................................................................27
Chapter 3: Installation .................................................................29
Pre-installation Checklist ..............................................................29
Installation Checklist.....................................................................32
Post-installation C hecklist.............................................................36
ADIC Gateway Setup ...................................................................37
Placing the A DIC Gateway...................................................37
Desktop Configuration..........................................................38
Rack Mount Configuration....................................................38
Attaching SCSI Devices........................................................39
Maximum Number of LUNS..................................................40
Transfer Rates: Ultra, Fast, and Asynchronous....................40
Wide and Narrow SCSI Buses..............................................40
Table of SCSI Terminology and Limitations .........................41
SCSI Bus Termination..........................................................42
Problems on th e SCSI Bus...................................................42
Connecting Power ................................................................43
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Other Installation Issues...............................................................44
Host Adapter Setup ..............................................................44
Installing the SAN Explorer and Host Registration Service..44
Power-Up and Boot Sequence Guidelines...................................45
Install the ADIC Management Console Software .................46
Installation Requirements.....................................................46
Installing the Software on Windows NT/Windows 2000 .......47
Startup and Co nfiguration .....................................................47
ADIC Gateway Network Setup ....................................................49
Chapter 4: Understanding SAN Configurations .......................53
Device Configuration and Mapping ..............................................53
Host System Considerations........................................................55
Mapping Devices to Targets and LUNs................................55
Persistent Device Maps........................................................56
Alternate SCSI IDs................................................................56
Adding and Replacing SCSI Target Devices................................57
Replacing an Existing SCSI De vice..............................................58
Setting up Access Control............................................................58
Fibre Channel P ort Modes and Connection Options....................59
Port Mode Options................................................................59
Connection Type Options.....................................................60
Preserving the ADIC Gateway Configurations .............................60
Updating the A DIC Gateway Software.........................................61
Chapter 5: Using the ADIC Management Console ...................63
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Starting the ADIC Management Console .....................................64
File Menu G roup...........................................................................66
Save Current V iew................................................................66
Save Current V iew as...........................................................66
Open a Previous View ..........................................................67
Exit........................................................................................68
View Menu Group.........................................................................68
Information About a Selected Channel.................................72
SAN Gateway Front Panel....................................................74
Refresh SAN Gateway..........................................................75
Admin Menu Group ......................................................................75
Connect to Server.................................................................76
Logon....................................................................................76
Change Password ................................................................76
Add New User.......................................................................77
Remove User........................................................................78
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If You Lose the Password.....................................................78
Tools Menu Group........................................................................79
Discover Net.........................................................................79
Connect SAN Gateway.........................................................80
Disconnect SAN Gateway ....................................................81
Health Check........................................................................82
Events...................................................................................85
Save SAN Gateway Configuration........................................90
Load SAN Gateway Configuration........................................91
Controls Menu G roup ...................................................................94
Feature Enable.....................................................................94
Feature Enable: Virtual Private SAN ....................................95
Feature Enable: Virtual Private Map.....................................96
Feature Enable: Data Mover.................................................97
Access Options.....................................................................97
Access Options: Channel Zoning .........................................98
Access Options: Virtual Private SAN..................................100
Access Options: Virtual Private Map ..................................102
SNMP Comm unity Strings..................................................105
SCSI Channel.....................................................................105
Fibre Channel.....................................................................108
Device Mapping..................................................................110
Pre-Assigning Device Numbers..........................................114
Update Firmware................................................................117
Restart SAN Gateway.........................................................118
Identify ADIC Gateway .......................................................119
Chapter 6: Installing and Using Virtual Private SAN ..............121
Introduction to Virtual P rivate SAN.............................................121
Host Registration........................................................................122
Installing the Host Registration Service..............................123
Installing Virtual Private SAN ......................................................124
Installation Instructions.......................................................124
Installation Steps for a New SAN Gateway Installation......124
Installation Steps for a n Existing SAN Gateway.................132
Entering Host Parameters ..........................................................137
Changing Access Permissions...................................................140
Determining LUN Assignments ..................................................142
Adding and Removing Hosts......................................................143
Adding a Host to the SAN Configuration ............................143
Combining VPS with Channel Zoning ........................................145
Chapter 7: Installing and Using Virtual Private Map ..............147
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Introduction to Virtual P rivate Map .............................................147
Enabling Virtual Private Ma p ......................................................148
Mapping Devices With VPM.......................................................148
Map Devices on a Fibre Channel to a SCSI Host...............148
Map Devices on a SCSI Ch annel to a SCSI Host ..............152
Removing Devices From VPM ...................................................155
Chapter 8: Maintenance Action Plans .....................................157
Start MAP ...................................................................................157
Event Code or Obvious Symptom ......................................157
Visually Inspect LEDs.........................................................157
Check for P roblems on A ttached SCSI De vices.................158
Check FC Host Versions ....................................................158
Check ADIC Gateway Product Versions ............................158
Check Event Log ................................................................159
Quick Component Check ....................................................159
Perform Health Check ........................................................159
Check the Host Event Log..................................................160
Service Reference Table ....................................................160
Database Full MA P .....................................................................168
Device Access MAP...................................................................169
Check Fibre Ch annel Port S tatus.......................................169
Check SCSI Channel Devices............................................170
Check Channel Zo ning Settings.........................................170
Check Fibre Ch annel Initiator Port Mo de............................170
Check Virtual Private SAN Access Settings.......................170
SCSI MAP ..................................................................................171
Get A DIC Gateway SCSI Information.................................171
Check Attached SCSI Devices from the Service Port ........172
Compare List versus Physical Devices...............................172
Compare Listed versus Supported Devices .......................172
Check SCSI Bus Termination.............................................173
Check for Multiple SCSI IDs ...............................................173
Improper Device Type ........................................................174
Examine SCSI Cables........................................................174
Examine SCSI Connectors.................................................175
SCSI Health Ch eck.............................................................175
SCSI Loop Back Test .........................................................175
Testing SCSI Ca bles ..........................................................176
Isolating SCSI devices........................................................177
Check DDF Interactions......................................................178
Restore SCSI S etup ...........................................................178
Fibre Channel MA P ....................................................................178
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Verify Fibre C hannel Connections......................................179
Examine Cables..................................................................179
Check Optical Cable Type..................................................179
Fibre Channel Loop Back Test...........................................180
Testing Fibre Channel Optical Cable..................................181
Replace Fibre Channel Cable.............................................181
Replace Fibre Channel Device...........................................181
ADIC Gateway MAP...................................................................182
Observe Operational LED Behavior ...................................182
Isolating Startup Problems..................................................182
Temperature MAP ......................................................................184
Check Environmental Conditions........................................184
Check for A irflow Obstructions ...........................................184
Unresolved Temperature Warning/Alarm...........................184
Power MAP.................................................................................184
Check Power Source..........................................................184
Check Fuses.......................................................................185
Check Power Cord..............................................................185
DDF Board MAP.........................................................................185
Basic Testing of the DDF Board .........................................185
Testing DDF wi th PMC Cards Removed ............................187
Ethernet MAP .............................................................................187
Service Port MAP .......................................................................191
Check the RS-232 Cable....................................................191
Check Connection with Boot Messages.............................192
Data Path Protection MAP..........................................................192
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Chapter 9: Removal and Replacement Procedures ...............197
Handling ESD-Sensitive Parts....................................................197
How to Attach the ESD Wrist Strap....................................197
Handling Electro Static Discharge-Sensitive Parts.............197
Preparing for Removal and Replacement ..................................198
ADIC Gateway............................................................................199
Removing the ADIC Gateway.............................................199
Replacing the ADIC Ga teway.............................................200
Cover..................................................................................200
Removing the Cover...........................................................201
Replacing the Cover ...........................................................201
PCI Mezzanine Cards (PMCs) ...................................................202
Removing the PMC.............................................................202
Replacing the PMC.............................................................203
DDF Board..........................................................................204
Removing and Installing the DDF Board ............................204
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Replacing the DD F Board...................................................204
Fuse Removal ............................................................................205
Removing the Fuses ...........................................................205
Replacing the Fuses...........................................................205
Base Unit....................................................................................206
Prepare the New Base Unit........................................................206
Removing and Replacing the FRUs ...................................206
Bulkhead Panel ..........................................................................207
Removing a Bulkhead Panel ..............................................207
Replacing a B ulkhead Panel...............................................207
Final Diagnostic Tests ................................................................208
Final Test Preparation ........................................................208
Fibre Channel Tests ...........................................................208
Ultra 2/3 SCSI PMC Tests..................................................210
Ultra SCSI Tests.................................................................211
DDF Test ............................................................................211
Ethernet Test......................................................................211
Updating the A DIC Gateway ......................................................212
Post-Repair Checklist.................................................................212
Appendix A: Co nnecting to the Service Port...........................217
Service Port Connections...........................................................217
Connecting the Service Terminal ...............................................218
Initial Setup of HyperTerminal............................................219
Verifying the Connection.....................................................219
Updating Firmware and Configurations......................................219
Updating Firmware .............................................................220
Saving a Configuration File.................................................220
Loading a Configuration File...............................................221
Zmodem Status Code Table.......................................................221
Appendix B: Service Port Command Reference.....................223
Appendix C: Diagnostic Command Reference........................295
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Boot Modes ................................................................................295
Entering Diagnostic Mode...................................................295
Restoring Normal Mode......................................................296
Special Procedures ....................................................................296
Health Check......................................................................296
Manual Health Check .........................................................296
Event Log Dump.................................................................297
Retrieving the Code 43 Dump File......................................297
Boot Mode Commands...............................................................298
Diagnostic Commands ...............................................................299
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Appendix D: Remote Event Notification ..................................307
Event Logging a nd Viewing........................................................307
Events and Traps .......................................................................308
Heartbeats..................................................................................309
Health Check..............................................................................310
Health Check L evel Control................................................311
Health Check Interval .........................................................313
Performance Impact of Health Checks...............................313
Appendix E: Startup Message Reference................................315
POST Messages ........................................................................315
Boot Rom Messages..................................................................315
LIC Initialization Messages.........................................................317
Final Startup Messages..............................................................319
Appendix F: Channel Number Reference ................................321
Channel Numbering Convention ................................................321
Ultra SCSI Channel and PMC Slot Numbering...................321
Single Port Fibre Channel PMC Option Card Numbering...321
Dual Port Fibre Channel PMC Option Card Numbering .....322
Dual Channel Ultra2/3 SCSI PMC Option Ca rd Numbering322
Skipping PMC Slots and Mixing Option Cards ...................322
Dual Channel Ultra2/3 SCSI PMC Numbers in Device Maps.....323
Appendix G: POST Error Codes ...............................................325
Appendix H: Glossary................................................................329
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Figure 1-1: Safety Label . ... ....................................................................................8
Figure 1-2: Ground Test ........................................................................................8
Figure 1 -3: Fusing Label........................................................................................9
Figure 1-4: AC Grounding ...................................................................................10
Figure 2-1: LEDs on Front Panel.........................................................................19
Figure 2-2: AD IC Management Console Application Model................................23
Figure 3 -1: Installing the Rubber Feet for De sktop Use ......................................38
Figure 3 -2: Installation Into a Rack......................................................................39
Figure 3-3: Logon to Server.................................................................................48
Figure 3-4: Add An Administrative User Account ................................................48
Figure 3 -5: Adding A User Account.....................................................................49
Figure 4-1: Basic S CS I Connection to Sys te m....................................................53
Figure 4-2: System With ADIC Gateway Attached Through Fibre Channel ........54
Figure 5-1: Connect to Server ............................................................................. 64
Figure 5-2: Logon to Server.................................................................................64
Figure 5 -3: Initial Tree View................................................................................. 65
Figure 5 -4: File Menu ..........................................................................................66
Figure 5 -5: Save Current View As.......................................................................67
Figure 5 -6: Saved Views .....................................................................................67
Figure 5 -7: Exit .................................................................................................... 68
Figure 5 -8: View Menu ........................................................................................68
Figure 5-9: Expanded Tree View........................................................................69
Figure 5-10: Icons for Cha nnel Modes a nd Channel T yp es ................................70
Figure 5-11: Information About a Channel ..........................................................71
Figure 5 -12: Icons used in Tree View..................................................................72
Figure 5-13: Information About a Selected Dev ice..............................................72
Figure 5-14: Informat ion About a Host ................................................................73
Figure 5-15: Front Panel View............................................................................74
Figure 5 -16: Refresh View..................................................................................75
Figure 5 -17: Admin Menu....................................................................................75
Figure 5-18: Connect To Server ..........................................................................76
Figure 5-19: Logon to Server...............................................................................76
Figure 5-20: Change Password...........................................................................77
Figure 5 -21: Add A User ......................................................................................77
Figure 5 -22: Remove a User ............................................................................... 78
Figure 5 -23: Tools Menu .....................................................................................79
Figure 5 -24: Discover Net.................................................................................... 79
Figure 5-25: Conne ct to Server ...........................................................................80
Figure 5-26: Right Click Menu for Connecting To Gateway ................................81
Figure 5-27: Disconnec t Dialog Box ....................................................................81
Figure 5-28: Disconnect V ia Right-Click..............................................................82
Figure 5 -29: Health Check Submenu ..................................................................82
Figure 5 -30: Perform Health Check Via Right-Click ............................................83
Figure 5 -31: Health Check Settings.....................................................................83
Figure 5 -32: Events Submenu.............................................................................85
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Figure 5 -33: Event Viewing Levels......................................................................86
Figure 5 -34: Typical Event Log............................................................................86
Figure 5 -35: Save Event Log Dialog Box ............................................................87
Figure 5 -36: Clear Event Log ..............................................................................87
Figure 5 -37: Set Event Threshold........................................................................88
Figure 5-38: Change Event Threshold Dialog Box..............................................89
Figure 5-39: Rec eived Event Trap Window.........................................................90
Figure 5 -40: Save G ateway Configuration ..........................................................90
Figure 5 -41: Save Configuration Dialog ..............................................................91
Figure 5-42: Load SAN Gate way Configuration ..................................................91
Figure 5-43: Warni ng Before Loading a Configuration ........................................92
Figure 5 -44: Load a Local File.............................................................................92
Figure 5 -45: Load a File From the Server............................................................93
Figure 5 -46: Controls Menu................................................................................. 94
Figure 5-47: E nabling Optional Features.............................................................95
Figure 5 -48: Enter License Key to Enable VPS................................................... 96
Figure 5-49: Feature Enable: Virtual Private Map ...............................................96
Figure 5-50: Feature Enable: Data M ov er ...........................................................97
Figure 5 -51: Selecting An Access Control Option...............................................98
Figure 5-52: A ccess Options: Channel Zoning....................................................99
Figure 5-53: Default Channel Zoning Settings ..................................................100
Figure 5 -54: Right-Click Menu: VPS.................................................................. 101
Figure 5 -55: VPS Access Settings ....................................................................102
Figure 5 -56: Right-Click Menu: VPM .................................................................103
Figure 5-57: SCSI Devices Available For Mapping With VPM ..........................104
Figure 5 -58: SNMP Community Strings.............................................................105
Figure 5-59: SCSI Channel Parameters Via the Right -Click Menu ...................106
Figure 5-60: SCSI Channel Controls.................................................................106
Figure 5 -61: First SCSI Reset Warning.............................................................108
Figure 5 -62: Second SCSI Reset Warning........................................................108
Figure 5-63: Fibre Channel Parameters Via the Right-Click Menu....................109
Figure 5-64: Fibre Channel Default S ettings .....................................................110
Figure 5 -65: Device Mapping on the Right-Click Menu .....................................111
Figure 5-66: Devices Available for Mapping......................................................112
Figure 5-67: Dev ice Mapping Window...............................................................113
Figure 5-68: Dev ices That Have Been Remapped............................................114
Figure 5 -69: Add New SCSI Device ..................................................................115
Figure 5-70: Add New Fibre Channel Device ....................................................115
Figure 5-71: New SCSI Channel Device ...........................................................116
Figure 5-72: Unmapped Devices Warning.........................................................116
Figure 5-73: Update Firmware Via the Right-Click M enu ..................................117
Figure 5-74: Update Firmware...........................................................................118
Figure 5-75: Using the Right-Click Menu to Restart a Gateway........................118
Figure 5 -76: Warning Before Restarting an ADIC Gateway..............................119
Figure 5 -77: Identify SAN Gateway...................................................................119
Figure 6 -1: One Registered Host Online........................................................... 125
Figure 6 -2: Detail of Host Information in Tree View Panel................................126
Figure 6 -3: Confirming That Two Registered Hosts are Online......................... 127
Figure 6-4: Determining the Assigned LUN.......................................................128
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Figure 6-5: Initial V PS Window before Access Assignments.............................129
Figure 6 -6: VPS Host Parameters Pop-Up........................................................130
Figure 6 -7: Assigning Host Access Permissions...............................................131
Figure 6 -8: VPS Device Parameters Pop-Up ....................................................132
Figure 6 -8: Two Hosts Online............................................................................134
Figure 6-9: Detail of Tree View Panel................................................................135
Figure 6 -10: Checking Access Settings Inherited from Hosts ...........................136
Figure 6 -11: Checking the Assigned LUN .........................................................137
Figure 6 -12: Unknown Host Parameters...........................................................138
Figure 6-13: Ente ring Parameters for a Fibre Channe l S witc h..........................140
Figure 6-14: Changing Access Permissions......................................................141
Figure 6 -15: Determining the Assigned LUN.....................................................142
Figure 6 -16: Adding a New Host .......................................................................144
Figure 7-1: SC SI Channel Set to Target............................................................149
Figure 7-2: Initial V PM Mapping Window (Fibre Devices).................................150
Figure 7-3: VPM Mapping Changes Made (Fibre Devices)...............................151
Figure 7-4: SCSI Devices A v aila ble for Mapping...............................................152
Figure 7-5: Initial VPM Mapping Window (SCS I Devices).................................153
Figure 7-6: VPM Mapping Changes Made (SCSI Devices)...............................154
Figure 7 -7: Device Removed From Virtual Private Map....................................155
Figure 9 -1: Placement of ESD Protection Strap................................................197
Figure 9 -2: Key to Back Panel ........................................................................... 199
Figure 9 -3: Removing the Unit from a Rack Cabinet.........................................200
Figure 9 -4: Removing the Cover .......................................................................201
Figure 9 -5: Removing PMC Option Card ...........................................................203
Figure 9 -6: Removing the DDF Board ...............................................................204
Figure 9 -7: Removing the Fuses .......................................................................205
Figure 9 -8: Removing a Bulkhead Panel........................................................... 207
Figure A-1: Service Port Pi nout .........................................................................217
Figure D-1: Viewing Events in the Event Log .................................................... 308
Figure D-2: Event Traps Displayed By Client....................................................309
Figure D-3: Successful Health Check ................................................................311
Figure D-4: Health Check Interval .....................................................................313
Figure F-1: Dual Channel Ultra2/3 S CS I PMC Number in Tree View Display...324
Figure G -1: Decoding POST LEDs....................................................................325
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List of Tables

Table 2-1: Fibre Channel Connections................................................................16
Table 3-1: Pre-Installation Steps .........................................................................29
Table 3-2: Installation Steps ................................................................................32
Table 3-3: Post-Installation Steps........................................................................36
Table 4-1: Target Device Map.............................................................................54
Table 4-2: Host Device Map................................................................................55
Table 5-1: Health Check Levels ..........................................................................84
Table 8-1: Event Viewing Levels .......................................................................160
Table 8-2: ServiceReference Table..................................................................161
Table 8-3: Action Reference Table....................................................................167
Table 9-1: Post-Repair Checklist .......................................................................212
Table A-1: DB-9 RS-232 Connector Pin Assignments ......................................217
Table A-2: Null Modem Cable Connect ions.......................................................218
Table A-3: Zmodem St atus Codes ....................................................................221
Table B-1: Commands Grouped By Function.................................................... 223
Table B-2: Event Log Levels .............................................................................253
Table F-1: UltraSCSIand PMC Slot Number Assignments...............................321
Table F-2: PMC Single Port Fibre Channel Assignments.................................. 321
Table F-3: PMC Dual Port Fibre Channel Assignments....................................322
Table F-4: PMC Ultra 2/3 SCSI Channel Assignments .....................................322
Table F-5: Assignments for Single and Dual Port PMCs...................................323
Table F-6: SCS I Channels in D evice Map and VPM .........................................324
Table G-1: POST Codes ...................................................................................325
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Chapter 1: Notices

This manual is intended for use with the ADIC Gateway and ADIC Storage Networking Controller (ADIC SNC). Where the text states “ADIC Gateway,” the user may read both “ADIC Gateway” and “ ADIC Storage Networking Controller.”

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c.) Protections
. Licensee agrees to secure a nd protect the Software, the Documentati on and copies thereof in a manner consistent with ADIC's rights therein and to take appropriate action to satisfy its obligations in this Agreement by instruction or agreement with its employees, agents, subcontractors or others who are permitted access to the Software. All programs or copies developed by or for Licensee in violation of this License, including translations, co mpilations, partial copies and up-dates, ar e owne d by ADIC.
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. Licensee has sole responsibility for use of the products and any information entere d, used, or stored thereon, including responsibility for protection of data from modification, destruction, or disclosure, and for the accur acy and i ntegrity of the data. ADIC ass umes no responsibility for Licensee's negligence or failure to protect its data.
3. Warran ty and Warranty Servicing. a.)Warranty
. ADICwarrantsthat for a period of90 daysfrom installation the Software will conform to all substantial operational features in ADIC's current published specifi cations and will be free of defects which substantially affectperformance of theSoftware. ADIC doesnot warrant that the Software will meet the Licensee’s requirements or that the operation of the Software will be uninterrupted or error free. The Licensee must notify ADIC in writing, within 90 days after installation of the Software of Licensee’s claim of any defect. If ADIC determines that the Software is defective, ADIC’s sole obligation is for ADIC, at its option, to correct, any defect in the Software or to accept the return of the Software. Where Software is re turned for claims made during the warranty period, Licensee will receive a refund for the Software. This warranty is m ade void if the Licensee or any third party makes any modifications to the Software. ADIC is not responsible for corrections necessitated by difficulties or defects traceable to Licensee's errors or system changes.
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Safety Notices

The ATTENTION notice indicates the possibility of damage to a program, device, system, or data.
The DANGER notice warns you of con ditions or procedures that could result in death or severe personal injury.
DANGER
N ELECTRICAL OUTLET THAT IS NOT CORRECTLY WIRED COULD PLACE HAZARDOUS
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VOLTAGE ON METAL PARTS OF THE SYSTEM OR THE DEVICES THAT ATTACH TO THE SYSTEM IS CORRECTLY WIRED AND GROUNDED TO PREVENT AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK

Safety Inspection

.IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CUSTOMER TO ENSURE THAT THE OUTLET
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Perform the following safety checks to identify unsafe conditions. Be cautious of potentialsa fety hazards not covered in the safety checks. If unsafe conditions are present, determine how serious the hazards are and whether you should continue before correcting the problem.

Remove AC Po wer

Perform the following steps to remo ve AC power.
1. Perform a controlled system shutdown of attached host systems.
2. Set the Power switch on the ADIC Gateway to the off position.
3. Disconnect the power cord from the power source.

External Machine Check

Perform the following external machin e check:
1. Verify that all external covers are present and not damaged.
2. Ensure all latches and hinges are in correct operating condition.
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3. If the ADIC Gateway is not installed in a rack cabinet, check for loose or broken feet.
4. Check the power cord for damage.
5. Check the external signal cable for damage.
6. Check the cover for sharp e dges, damage, or alterations that expo se the inter­nal parts of the de vice.
7. Correct any pr oblems that you find.

Internal Machine Check

Perform the following internal machine checks.
1. Check the condition of the inside of the machine for a ny metal or other contaminants, or any in dication of water, other fluid, fire, or smoke damage.
2. Check for any obvious mechanical problems, such as l oose components .
3. Check any exposed cables and connectors for wear, cracks, or pinching.

Safety Label Check

Perform the following label c heck.
1. Verify that the safety label shown in Figure 1-1 is installed on the A DIC Gate­way
2. If the safety label is missing, or der and install it.
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Figure 1-1: Safety Label
3. Check the voltage label on the bottom of the device to ensure it matches the voltage at the power sou rc e.
4. Check the voltage level at the power source.
5. Check for proper grounding. See Figure 1-2.
Figure 1-2: Ground Test
Note: Always use an analog meter, never a digital meter, to perform
the ground check of the outlet. A digital meter can give the wrong readings if ground c urrent i s present.
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6. With the power cord connected to the ADIC Gateway, verify that there is 1.0 ohm or less resistance between the ground lug on the power cord plug and the metal frame.
7. If the ADIC G ateway passes the test in the previous steps, connect the power cord to the power source.

Fusing Requirements

Figure 1-3 shows the f using label.
Figure 1-3: Fusing Label
The ADIC Gateway uses double-pole / neutral fusing. Replace these fuses with the same r ating. The fuses ar e 4A – Time Lag / 250 V
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AC Grounding

Figure 1-4 shows AC grounding on the ADIC Gateway.
Figure 1-4: AC Grounding

Environmental Notices and Statements

Product Recycling
This unit contains recyclable materials. These materials should be recycled where processing sites are available and according to local regulations.
Lithium Battery
RISK OF FIRE, EXPLOSION, OR BURNS.DO NOT SHORT CIRCUIT, CRUSH, HEAT ABOVE 100 C, INCINERATE, OR DISASSEMBLE THE BATTERY
Laser Safety
This unit may contain a single-mode or multi-mode transc eiver, both of which are Class 1 laser products. The trans ceiver complies with IEC 825-1 and FDA 21 CFR
1040.10 and 1040.11. The transceiver must be operated under the recommende d
operating conditions .
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General Restrictions
The classification is valid only if the module is operated within the specified temperature and voltage limits.The system using the module must provide power supply protection that guarantees that the system power source will cease to provide power if the maximum recommended operation limit or more is detected on the +3.3 V/+5 V at the power source. The operating temperature o f the module must be in the temperature range given in the recommended operating limits. These l imits guarantee the laser safety.
Usage Restrictions
The optical ports of the modules must be terminated with an optical connector or with a dust plug.

Electronic Emission Statements

This section gives the electronic emission notices or s tatements for t he United States and other countries.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comp ly with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio commun ications. Operation of this eq uipment i n a residentia l area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Properly shielded and grounded cable s and connectors must be used in order to meet FCC emission limits. DISC is not responsible for any radio or television interference caused by using other than recomme nded cables and connectors or by unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment. Unauthorized changes or modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This device c omplies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful in terference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Industry Canada Compliance Statement
This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
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Avis de conformité à la réglementation d’Industrie Canada:Cetappareil numérique de la classe A est conform à l a norme NMB-003 du Canada.
European Community Compliance Statement
This product is in conformity with the protection requirements of EC Council Directive 89/336/EEC on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility. ADIC cannot accept responsibility for any failure to satisfy the protection requirements resulting from a non­recommended modification of the product, including the fitting of non-ADIC option cards.
This product has been tes ted and found to comply with the limits for Class A Information Technology Equipment according to European Standard EN 55022. The li m its for Class A equipment were derived for commercia l and industrial environments to provide reasonable protection against interferenc e with licensed communication equipment.
Attention: This is a Class A pro duct. In a domestic envi ronment, this product may cause rad io interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
Where shielded or special cables (for example, cables fitted with ferrites) are used in the test to make the product comply with the limi ts:
Properly shielded and grounded cable s and connectors must be used in order to reduce the potential f or causing i nterference to radio and TV communications and to other ele ctrical or electronic e quipment. Such cables and connectors are available from ADIC authorized dealers. ADIC cannot accept responsibility for any interference caused by using other than recomme nded cables and connectors.
Japanese Voluntary Control Council for Interference (VCCI) Class 1Statement
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Chapter 2: Introduction

This chapter describes the ADIC Gateway. It provides the following information:
•Overview
Configura tion S upport
Hardware Product Description and Features
Supported Platforms
Supported Devices
Operating Specifications
Agency Approvals
Features

Overview

The ADIC Gateway is the interfac e between storage and Op en System Host interfaces and provides Fibre Channel to SCSI connectivity.

Configuration Support

The ADIC G ateway is a self-co nfiguring product with Fibre Channel and SCSI interface options. The ADIC Gateway can have up to four on-board UltraSCSI channels and up to six SAN interfaces, which are configurable using plug-in cards.

Address Mapping

The ADIC Gateway maps addresses across and between these different interfaces and preserves the persistency of the address maps across power ups of systems, devices, and the ADIC Gateway. The ADIC Gateway supports the attachment of up to 255 unique devices across multip le interfac es.

Interface Protocol Awareness

The ADIC Gateway processes SCSI-3 and SCSI-2 protocols for disk, tape, and tape medium changer devices. It can report the host and devices that are attached to its interfaces. The ADIC Gateway has the capability to manage the access security between end points on the Fibre Channel interfa ces and the SCSI channels.
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ADIC Management Console

The ADIC Management Console offer s full c apability for remote management, configurati on, and event notification. Each ADIC Gateway has internal Event Logging, Event Analysis, and periodic Health Checks for predictive failure analysis. All of these management, configuration, and notification capabilities are accessible via standard SNMP protocol for use with major network manageme nt applications. The ADIC Management Cons ole offers Java application softwa re for the ADIC Gateway remote management and configuration.

Access Security Capabilities

The ADIC Gateway is aware of the hosts and devices that ar e attached to its interfaces and provides access security between hosts and devices. Acces s security between different hosts and devices i s a requirement for multi-initiator SAN solutions. Using the ADIC Management Console, you can partition the SAN for different levels of access and p erformance.

Virtual Private SAN™ Option

VPS technology enables Storage Area Networks with multiple users to share the same connectivit y chann els or pipes to access the same or different storage elements or resources. Therefor e, multiple virtual private connections can be created on the same storage networking infrastructure.
VPS is a Virtual Private c onnection or channel between a storage element and the user of that element in a Storage Area Network. Virtual Private SAN is created by a method of Access Security that manages the access between an Initiator (user, host, system, ..) to Target/LUN (Device, Disk or Tape, ...) and also protects and preserves such permission.
VPS is compl etely host independent and requires no software components on the host.
VPS has no interface depen dencies and supports Fibre Channel, SCSI or any other SAN interface.
VPS supports SAN connectivity/fan-out products such as hubs and s witches.
VPS is independent of the storage elements and r equires no change in legacy or new storage devices.
An optional automatic host registration service that sends periodic host status information to VPS is provided.
VPS is an optional software capability for the ADIC Gateway that requires a license key to be enabled.
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