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U ltraNet™ Edge S torage Router 3000 Release 3.2 User Guide P/N 620-000248-030 REV A.
UltraNet™ Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide ii Record of Revisions and Updates Copyright © 2005-2006 McDATA Corp oratio n. All rights reserve d. Printed December 2006 First Editio n No part of th.
iii Cha pter 1 Introduction Intr oducing the UltraNet Edge 3000 .......... ................... .................1-1 UltraNet Edge 3000 Benefits............ .................... ................. ...........1-3 UltraNet Edge 3000 Featur es ............
UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide iv Contents Load Balancing ...... ................. .................... ................. .............. 3-9 Fail Over.......... ................... ................. .................... .............
v Contents Adding an IP Cir cuit ............... ................. ................... ........... 6-12 Creating Data Paths for Fibr e Channel Switch Interfaces . 6-21 Delivering the Configur ed Network ....... .................... ................ 6-26 Setting the Delivery Pr operties .
UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide vi Contents Cha pter 9 Configuring T a pe Device Extension Setup Prior to Edge Configuration..................... ................. ........... 9-1 Network Configuration Examples ....... ..... .........
vii Contents Dynamic LUN Mapping ......... ................. ................ .............. 10-5 Static LUN Mapping ................ ................... ................. ........... 10-5 Managing the WWN to Edge T arg et LUNs ................ ......
UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide viii Contents Replacing the Gigabit E thernet Lo ng W ave T ransceiver ........ 12-21 Removing the Gig-E Long W ave SFP T ransceiver ............ 12-21 Installing the Gig-E Long W ave SFP T ransceive r .
ix Contents 13-14 Diagnostics ........ ................ .................... ................. ................. ...... 13-16 Serial Interface Connection ...................... ................ ............ 13-17 Ethernet Maintenance Interface Connection .
UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide x Contents Customer-Supplied Cables and Equipment ................. ...... B-15 Preve nting Damage fr om El ectrostatic Dischar ge (ESD) ........ B-15 Appendix C Cables , Connectors , and Ada pter s RS-232 Cables with RJ-45 Connector .
xi Contents Appendix H Manual Configuration of the Initial IP Settings Manually Configur e the Maintenance IP Port using the Command Line Interface .............. ................. ................ ............... H-1 Update UltraNet ConfigMana ger with the Manual Configurations .
UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide xii Contents.
Figures xiii The UltraNet Edge 3000 ...................... ................. ................. .................... ................. 1-1 Typical UltraNet Edge 3000 1x1 Configuration ............. ................. .................... ... 2-5 Front View of the UltraNet Edge 3000 .
xiv UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Figures.
xv UltraNet Edge 3000 Chassis Fe atures .............. ............................ ............ ........... ....... 2-1 Client Connectivity (Fibre Channel) Card Option Features ................. ................. . 2-2 Client Connectivity (Fibre Channel) SFP Option Features .
xvi UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide T ables EE Adapter Pinouts .................. ................. ................. .................... ................. ............. C-3 Pinout Initials ........ ................... ..............
Pref ace xvii Preface This guide provides information f or those who are involved in the installation, configura tion, and maintenance of the UltraNet Edge Storage Router - 3000 Series. Thr oug hout the remainder of this User Guide, the UltraNet Edge Storage Router - 3000 Series is referr ed to as the “UltraNet Edge 3000”.
xviii UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Preface Chapter 5, Co nfiguring E_port Exte nsion over an Ethernet WA N , provides the pr ocedures for configuring E_port extenstion over an Ethernet network on your UltraNet Edge 3000 using McDA T A ’s UltraNet ConfigMan ager configuration tool.
Pref ace xix Preface Appendix B, Installation and Cabling , provides info rmation re garding the installati on process, includi ng instructions for connecting the network cables to the UltraNet Edge 3000.
xx UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Preface Con ventions This guide uses the foll owing conventions: Related Documentation This document is part of the documentation set available on CD-ROM for the UltraNet Edge 3000.
Pref ace xxi Preface • UltraNet Edge Storage Router Command Reference (620-000253-020) provides a referenc e to the commands that can be used to conf igure, monitor , and tr oubleshoot the UltraNet Edge 3000.
xxii Ultr aNet™ Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide Preface Forw arding Publication Comments W e sincerel y appreciate any comments about this publication.
Pref ace xxiii Preface Regulator y and Safety Statements Regulatory and safety statemen ts are shown in the following paragraphs. See also McDA T A Pr oduct Safety Notices (620-0002 47) for a complete list of safety notices with translations.
xxiv UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Preface • Cet appar eil numérique de la classe A et clas se B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
Pref ace xxv Preface • EN61000-3-2:1995 - ITE-generic harmonic current emissions standard for domestic, commercial, and light industrial environments (equipment with rated curr ent less than or equal to 16 amperes per phase).
xxvi Ultr aNet™ Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide Preface Argentina UL Certification A ustralia and New Zealand C-Tic k Mark P eople’ s Republic of China CCC Mark Chinese National Standar ds Sta.
Pref ace xxvii Preface German GS Mark Japanese VCCI Statement The V oluntary Control Council for Interfer ence (VCCI) statement below applies to i nformation tec hnology equipment, and indicates product compliance with Japanese re gulat ory requir ements.
xxviii UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Preface Russian GOST Cert ification South African SABS Cer tification Eur opean Union W aste Managment Inf ormation Danger and Attention Stateme.
Pref ace xxix Preface numerical ID to locate translated statements in the McDA T A Product Safety Notices (620-000247). Use the supplied po wer cords. Ensure the facility power receptac le is th e correct type, supplies the required volta g e, and is prop erly gro unded.
xxx UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Preface En vir onmental Considerations for Installation of McD A T A Equipment Consider the following when installing McDA T A equipment: • The rack environment may be hotter than the room ambient temperature .
Pref ace xxxi Preface General Precautions When installing or servicing the product, follow these practices: • Always use corr ect tools. • Always use corr ect replacement parts.
xxxii Ultr aNet™ Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide Preface ESD Precautions Follow these electr ostatic discharge (ESD) pr ocedures: • If the product is connected to fa cility power (grounded), wear an ESD wrist strap and gr ounding cable connected to the product chassis.
Introduction 1-1 1 Intr oduction This chapter introduces the UltraNet Edge Storage Router - 3000 Series (“UltraNet Edge 3000”), pr oviding an overview of its functionality , features, benefi ts, and security information.
1 1-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Introducing the UltraNet E dge 3000 The UltraNet Edge 3000 is des igned for ease-of-use and is customer installable, config urable, an d maintainable. The UltraNet ConfigManager configuration tool and the UltraNet W ebV iew monitoring tool enable easy se tup and monitoring ca pabilities.
1 Introduction 1-3 UltraNet Edge 3000 Benefits • Ta p e B a c k u p — allows tape backup performance o ver extended distances using a new or existing IP network, devices appear local to the server and sustained bandwidth is comparable to local performance up to thousands of miles.
1 1-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet Edge 3000 Featur es UltraNet Edge 3000 F eatures This section descri bes the featur es for the Fibr e Channel, 10/100 Ethernet , Gigabit E thernet, O C-3 A TM interfaces and configuration for the UltraNet Edge 3000.
1 Introduction 1-5 UltraNet Edge 3000 Fe atures Ether net 10/100 • Direct connections to IP network • Up to 100 Mbps data rate (with compression) • Standard RJ-45 interface •F u l l - d u p l .
1 1-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet Edge 3000 Featur es • A TM Forum UBR, VBR, & CBR • ITU Recommendation 1.432 • Up to 2,000 PVC s per port OC-3 • LC connector • International Class 1 laser ce rtified for voltage <4.
1 Introduction 1-7 UltraNet Edge 3000 Security UltraNet Edge 3000 Secur ity The UltraNet Edge 3000 is shipped with a default passwor d. For security purposes you wil l need to change the default to your own passwor d. Use the following procedur e to change or disable the UltraNet Edge 3000 password.
1 1-8 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet Edge 3000 Security.
Hardw are Conf igurations 2-1 2 Hardw are Configurations This chapter pr ovides the valid hardwar e configurations that ar e possible with the new customizable UltraNet Edge 3000. UltraNet Edge 3000 F eatur ization The UltraNet Edge 3000 is customizable, allowing you to design the har dware features to fit your specific networking needs.
2 2-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet Edge 3000 Featurization Ta b l e 2-2 Client Connectivity (Fibre Cha nnel) Card Option Fe atures Component/Feature Description Fibre Channel (FCBB) ca rd 1 por t Fibre Chann el card that suppor ts: E_por t F_por t FICON ISL extension FICON e xtension Shor t wav e or long wave SFP required.
2 Hardw are Conf igurations 2-3 UltraNet Edge 3000 Fe atur ization Ta b l e 2-4 W AN Connectivity Card Option F eatures Component/Feature Description 10/100 Ether net Card 1 por t auto-se nsing 10/100 Ether net ca rd.
2 2-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet Edge 3000 Featurization Shor t wave SFP f or OC -3 A TM Shor t wav e (multi-mode) SFP f or the OC-3 A TM card.
2 Hardw are Conf igurations 2-5 Typical Configuration of the UltraNet Edge 3000 Typical Conf iguration of the UltraNet Edge 3000 Figur e 2-1 illustrates how two UltraNet Edge 3000 units configured for E_port extension can be used to interconnect Fibre Channel SANs using a new or existing Ethernet or A TM W AN.
2 2-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Typical Configura tion of the Ultra Net Edge 3000 AT M W AN Configurations 1x1 and 2x2 configurations are standar d A TM W AN configurations for the UltraNet Edge 3000.
2 Hardw are Conf igurations 2-7 V a lid Hardw are Interface Conf igurations V alid Hardw are Interface Conf igurations Ta b l e 2-6 provides the supported hardwar e interface configurations for the UltraNet Edge 3000. All configurations shown in Ta b l e 2-6 support compression.
2 2-8 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Fibre Channel Card Dependencies Fibre Channel Card Dependencies The UltraNet Edge 3000 supports two types of Fibre Channel car ds; FCBB or FCXL2. Th e FCBB card is standar d, the FCXL2 car d is used only for FC/SCSI T ape Pipelining (Device Extension) implementations.
2 Hardw are Conf igurations 2-9 Fibre Channel Card Dependencies achieved in networks which limit the number of concurrent SCSI I/O operations and also in networks with high latency .
2 2-10 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Fibre Channel Card Dependencies FICON Port Configurations An Edge 3000 FICON port can be a co nnection dir ectly to one of the following: • a FICON N_.
2 Hardw are Conf igurations 2-11 Internal Fibre Channel Switch (FCSW) Inter nal Fibre Channel Switch (FCSW) The FCSW application resides in the data path stack between the Fibre Channel device driver (FCCNT) and the W AN network provider . This allows the FCSW to operate as a switch, determining which destination to forward a frame to.
2 2-12 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Hardw are Components Figure 2-2 Fr ont View of the UltraNet Edge 3000 A combination of up to four I/O cards can be installed (Fibre Channel with 10/100 Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, or OC-3 A TM. See Ta b l e 2-6 for the possible configurations.
2 Hardw are Conf igurations 2-13 Indicators , Switches, and Interfaces Indicator s , Switches , and Interfaces Located on the fr ont of the UltraNet Edge 3000 are the four physical I/Os, the Ethernet RJ-45 (maintenance interface), the alphanumeric messages window , and the LEDs (See Figure 2-4 ).
2 2-14 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Indicators , Switches, and Interfaces 7 I/O-4 This slot is available f or a 10/100 Ether net, Gigabit Ether net, OC-3 A TM, or Fibre Channel card. See Ta b l e 2-6 fo r valid hardware configurations. 8 F ail indicator This LED is for the main processor .
Network Design Crite ria 3-1 3 Netw ork Design Cr iter ia This chapter provides the basic criteria you will need to design and configure your Ethernet or A TM network.
3 3-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Netw ork Design Figure 3-1 Example Ethernet W AN with two UltraNet Edge 3000s When designing y our network for an Ethernet W AN using the UltraNet Edge 3.
3 Network Design Crite ria 3-3 Network Design Required Netw ork Design Info r mation for an Ethernet Netw ork The following is a list of information for you need to know for the network components when designing an Ethernet network. UltraNet Edge 3000 • The Ethernet maintenance interfac e is statically configured for auto negotiate.
3 3-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Netw ork Design 10/100 Ether net Switches & Router s • 10/100 Mbps Ethernet interface switches and routers that ar e directly connected to the data path ar e requir ed to be configured for full duplex and 100Mbps.
3 Network Design Crite ria 3-5 Network Design • A LC to SC fiber cable is need ed to connect the UltraNet Edge 3000 to a Brocade 2000 Series Switch. • A LC to LC fiber cable is needed to connect the UltraNet Edge 3000 to a Brocade 3000 Series Switch.
3 3-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Netw ork Design When designing y our network for an A TM W AN using the UltraNet Edge 3000, gather the following information for both th e local and rem .
3 Network Design Crite ria 3-7 Network Design • The UltraNet Edge 300 0 does not listen to routing br oadcasts. One default gat eway can be config ured along with multiple host and network specif ic static r out es. Generally the defaul t gateway is defined for the Ethernet maintenance interface and the other static r outes are used for the W AN.
3 3-8 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Netw ork Routing Options UltraNet ConfigManag er When you perfor m the initial TCP/IP configuration using the UltraNet ConfigManager , the PC which has UltraNet ConfigManager installed on it, must be on the same LAN and subnet as the Ethernet maintenance interface.
3 Network Design Crite ria 3-9 Netw ork Routing Options Channel is sequenced s eparately . Therefor e, link quality on a single link will not affect the other while they are running.
3 3-10 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Switch WWN Pro xy This option is only selectable for 2x2 configu rations. Fail Ov er P aths for 2x2 Configurations • UltraNet Edge 3000 Fibre Channel .
3 Network Design Crite ria 3-11 Required Minim um Hardware f or E_Port Disk Streaming A significant performance gain is normally achieved in networks which limit the number of concurr e nt SCSI I/O operations and in networks with high late ncy .
3 3-12 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Fibre Channel Frame Lev el CRC Fibre Channel Frame Le v el CRC This section pr ovides infor mation for Fibr e Channel Frame Leve l CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check).
3 Network Design Crite ria 3-13 Fibre Channel End to End CRC On the FCXL2 adapter board, fr ame transmission and CRC frame data integrity ar e controlled by separate har dware components.
3 3-14 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Minimum Requirements f or CRC An Edge configur ed for FC/SCSI T ape Pipelining has added functionality when an End-to-End CRC err or is detected.
Building a Custom Edge 3000 Chassis 4-1 4 Building a Custom Edge 3000 Chassis The UltraNet Edge 3000 supports cu stom configuration which allows you to select the type of W AN interface, client interface, and the application type for the chassis. This chapter provid es the procedur es for building a custom UltraNet Edge 3000 chassis.
4 4-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Building the Custom Chassis Use the following procedur e to start the Custom Chassis W izard : 1. Select the Nodes tab located on the toolbar between the T reeV i ew Area and the Network Map . The Nodes tab displays three drop-down menus.
4 Building a Custom Edge 3000 Chassis 4-3 Building the Custom Chassis The Custom Chassis W izard - Introduction screen appears. 6. Click Next . The Custom Chassis W izard - Node10 - Choose Customization Method scr een appears. 7. Select Build Chassis and click Next .
4 4-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Building the Custom Chassis The Custom Chassis W izard - Node 10 - Choose W AN Interfaces scr een appears. 8. Select the type of W AN you ar e configu ring and the quantity in the drop-down menu. If you are configuring a 1x2 or 2x2 implementation, enter a 2 in the quantity field.
4 Building a Custom Edge 3000 Chassis 4-5 Building the Custom Chassis 10. Select the type of Fibr e Channel interface you ar e configuring and the quantity in the drop-down menu: — Edge-HF-010 Fibre Channel (1 G ig FC) , use this option for FC/SCSI T ape Pipelining (N or NL_port) configurations only .
4 4-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Building the Custom Chassis The Custom Chassis W izard - Finish scr een appears and displays the results for Nod e10. 14. Click Finis h to save Node10 and place it on the Network Map . 15. Continue by configuring Nod e 20.
4 Building a Custom Edge 3000 Chassis 4-7 Building the Custom Chassis UltraNet ConfigManager automa tically ass igns a name and number to each icon that r epres ents the UltraNet Edge 3000, for example Node10 and Node20. The node icons and their corresponding names are also displayed under the NetMap1 heading in the T reeV iew Area on the left.
4 4-8 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Building the Custom Chassis.
Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-1 5 Configuring an E_P or t Extension o v er an Ether net W AN This chapter contains the procedur es for conf iguring your UltraNet Edge 3000 for E_port extension over an Ethernet W AN using McDA T A ’s UltraN et ConfigManage r configuration tool.
5 5-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 6. Adding an IP Cir cuit 7. Creating a Data Path 8. Delivering the Configur ed Network NOTE: For help on the configur ation pr ocess, click the Help button on the active dialog box or press the F1 key .
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-3 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork • Default Gateway IP host address for the UltraNet Edge 3000 Ethernet Maintenance Interf.
5 5-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork NOTE: If you are configuring a 2x2, the Ethernet Maintenance Interface and both W A N interfaces must be on separate subnets. 1. Select the Nodes tab located on the toolbar between the T reeV iew Area and the Network Map Area (see Figur e 5-2 on page -3).
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-5 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork Adding a Fibre Channel Interface If this if the first time you ar e ad ding an UltraNet Edge 3000 node to the Network Map, the Default Fibre Channel Interface T ype drop-down list will appear .
5 5-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork UltraNet ConfigManager automa tically assigns a na me and number to each icon that r epres ents the UltraNet Edge 3000, for example Node10 and Node20.
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-7 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork The Initial Netw ork Setup dialog box appears. The detected UltraNet Edge 3000 will appear in the section labeled RECEIVED UltraNe t Configurat ion Request s .
5 5-8 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork NOTE: The Serial Number is located on the fr ont of the chassis and is used to identify the UltraNet Edge 3000. 4. Click Apply to enable the maintenance interface.
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-9 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 5. Repeat step thr ough step for the second node (Node 20). 6. Continue the configuration pr ocess by proceeding to the “Setting the License Information” pr ocedure.
5 5-10 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork The License W izard - Serial Number and License Key dialog box appears. 3. Enter the serial number and license key for Node10, which ar e found on the License and Registration Information document (P/N 30200538).
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-11 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork The License W izard - Finish dialog box appears. 5. Click the Finish button to complete the configuration. 6. Right- click on Node 20 and then re peat step through step to set the licensing information for this node.
5 5-12 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 3. Click the first node to cr eate an IP circuit (in this example, Node10). This will cause “marching ants” to highlight the ar ea around the node icon, indicating that the node is in a special configuration mode.
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-13 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 6. Click the drop-down arrow and select the appropriate IP interface pr ovider and then click Next> . NOTE: Use I/O port 3 for all 1x1 configurations.
5 5-14 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork The IP W AN addr ess must be dif ferent fr om the Ethernet maintenance interface address.
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-15 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 9. Check Set , enter the IP Address of the router dir ectly attached to the IP W AN interface of Node10 to set the static route.
5 5-16 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork This dialog box enabl es you to configure IP interface pr operties for Node20. 13. Enter the IP Address (IP W AN address) and the Su bnet Mask . The IP W AN addr ess must be dif ferent fr om the Ethernet maintenance interface address.
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-17 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork NOTE: If you do not know what the default gateway (the router IP address attached to the UltraNet Edge 3000) is at this point, you can add the static route at a late r time.
5 5-18 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 17. T o enable the Adaptive Rate Limiting feature, check the Minimum box, and specify the mi nimum tr ansmission rate.
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-19 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 20. Click Finis h . Once you have completed the above steps for a basic 1x1 10/1 00 Ethernet W AN configuration, your network map should look like the following example: 21.
5 5-20 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork Creating a Data Pa th After configuring the IP circuit, you need to establish a connection between the FC/IP interfaces by cr eating a data path. This procedur e will complete the co nfiguration pr ocess.
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-21 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork The Create Data Pat h W izard - Introduction dialog box appears. 4. Click Next . The Create Data Path Wizard - Choose Network Rou ting Option dial og box is displayed.
5 5-22 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork • If you ar e creating a 1x1 configuration, the only selectable r outing type is Dedicated Ci rcuit. All othe r options in this dialog box are grayed out and ignor ed.
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-23 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork E_port Disk Streaming is disabled by default (the box is not checked).
5 5-24 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork The Network Map will appear and shoul d look like this: This completes the procedur e for FC/IP data path mapping. If you are conf iguring a 2x2, r epeat the steps in both the “Adding an IP Cir cuit” and the “Creating a Data Path” sections.
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-25 Delivering the Configu red Network Setting the Deliv er y Properties T o set the properties for delivery of the network map configurations, use the following pr ocedure: 1. Right-click the de sired node , then select Properties .
5 5-26 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork Deliver y Wizar d The Delivery W izard delive rs, activates, and r esets the configurations on selected node(s). Use the following procedur e to perform any of these functions on one or mor e node(s): 1.
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-27 Delivering the Configu red Network The Delivery W izard - Select Operations scr een appears. 4. Select the delivery op tion you would like to perform on the selected node(s) and then click Next .
5 5-28 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork 5. Click Deliver to complete the delivery of the conf igurations. Deliver Netw ork Use the follow ing procedur e to deliver the configuration files w ith the Deliver Netw ork option: 1.
5 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an Ethernet W AN 5-29 Delivering the Configu red Network warnings or err or messages. Y ou will see a message like the following: Click OK . The UltraNet Config Manage r Log.txt screen will automatica lly appear listing the Config uration W arnin gs and Error Messages in the Ve r i f y L o g .
5 5-30 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork.
Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-1 6 Configuring an F_Po r t Extension o v er an Ether net W AN This chapter contains the procedur es for conf iguring your UltraNet Edge 3000 for F_port over an Ethernet W A N using McDA T A ’s UltraNet ConfigManager configuration tool.
6 6-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 6. Adding an IP Cir cuit 7. Creating Data Paths for Fi bre Channel Switch Interfaces 8. Delivering the Configur ed Network NOTE: For help on the configur ation pr ocess, click the Help button on the active dialog box or press the F1 key .
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-3 Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork Y ou will need the following addr esses: • UltraNet Edge 3000 Ethernet Maintenance Interf.
6 6-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork Figure 6-2 UltraNet Conf igManager Main Windo w Adding Nodes for an Ethernet W AN Configuration Use the following procedur es to create a sample network map for a 2x2 Gigabit Ethernet W AN configur ation.
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-5 Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 2. Click the dr op-down menu next to the UltraNet Edge 3000 and select the Edge 3000 (2x2 - 1 Gbps Ethernet) node type. The cursor will turn into cr ossh airs once you move the cursor over the map ar ea.
6 6-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork ConfigManager will use in each configura tion. When configuring F_port over an Ethernet W AN, select Fibre Channel Switch (F_port) .
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-7 Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork The node icons and their corresponding names are also displayed under the NetMap1 heading in the T reeV iew Area on the left.
6 6-8 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 1. Right click on Node10 and s elect Set Initia l Config from the menu that appears. The Initial Netw ork Setup dialog box appears. The detected UltraNet Edge 3000 will appear in the section labeled RECEIVED Ultr aNet Configuration Requests .
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-9 Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork NOTE: If you are using the Configuration IP Address W orksheet fr om Appendix J, enter the following information: For Node10, enter the IP address labeled and the gate way address labeled .
6 6-10 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork NOTE: If a bo otp message is not r eceived wit hin 45 seconds, you will get the following W arning message. Use the procedur e to manually configure the Maintenance IP Port.
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-11 Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork NOTE: If you need more d etailed help, see the UltraNet ConfigMa nager Online Help . 2. Click the Next button. The License W izard - Serial Number and License Key dialog box appears.
6 6-12 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 4. Click the Finish button to complete the configuration. 5. Right-click on Node 20 and then repeat step 1 through step 4 to set the licensi ng information fo r this node.
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-13 Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 2. Click the IP icon on the center toolbar .
6 6-14 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork This wizard helps you select and configure an interfa ce for each node, and configure the circuit. 5. Click Next> . The IP Circuit W izard Node10 Choose Interface dialog box appears.
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-15 Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork NOTE: Use I/O port 3 for all 1x1 configurations. When configuring a 2x2, use I/O port 3 to connect the first cir cuit and I/O port 4 for the second circuit.
6 6-16 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork At this time you can configu re the gateway address (the r outer IP W AN address attached to the UltraNet .
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-17 Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 11 . C l i c k o n t h e drop-down arrow and se lect the appropri ate IP interface provider . 12. Click Next> . NOTE: Use I/O port 3 for all 1x1 configurations.
6 6-18 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 13. Enter the IP Address (IP W AN address) and the Su bnet Mask .
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-19 Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork NOTE: If you do not know what the default gateway (the router IP address attached to the UltraNet Edge 3000) is at this point, you can add the static route at a later time.
6 6-20 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 17. Click Next to accept the defaults. For optimal performance, the Maximum T ransmission Rate should be set to 92% of the speed of your slowest network segment.
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-21 Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork T o view details about this circuit and its pr ovider interfaces, double-click on the cir cuit co nnection in the network diagram.
6 6-22 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork mentioned pre viously (Node10 an d Node20), the Fibre Channel Switch interface on Node10 would be number ed 10 and the Fibr e Channel Switch interface on Node20 would be number ed 20.
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-23 Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork The FC Swit ch DataPath Wizard - Data Path De stinations dialog appears. 5. Select the des tination for which you want to cr eate data path by checking the box next to the destination.
6 6-24 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork If the chassis softwar e versions of the nodes you ar e creating a data path between are at version 3.1.2 or greater , the Create Data Path W izard - Ch oose Data Path Op tions dialog is displayed.
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-25 Configuring a 2x2 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 1 1. Click the Finish button. The Network Map should now look similar to this: • If you ar e creating a 1x1 configuration, the only selectable r outing type is Dedicated Circuit .
6 6-26 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork Channel Switch application for each node . If you create a second data path for the Fibre Channel Switch interfaces, the previously configured data path will be deleted.
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-27 Delivering the Configu red Network Setting the Deliv er y Properties T o set the properties for delivery of the network map configurations, use the following pr ocedure: 1. Right-click the de sired node , then select Properties .
6 6-28 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork The Delivery W izard - Introduction scr een appears. 2. Click Next . The Delivery W izard - Select Nodes scr een appears. 3. Select which node(s) you would like to deli ver and click Next .
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-29 Delivering the Configu red Network 4. Select the delivery op tion you would like to perform on the selected node(s).
6 6-30 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork 5. The Delivery W izard - Deliver scr een appea rs. 6. Click Deliver to complete the delivery of the conf igurations. Deliver Netw ork Use the follow ing procedur e to deliver the configuration files w ith the Deliver Netw ork option: 1.
6 Conf igur ing an F_P ort Extension over an Ethernet W AN 6-31 Delivering the Configu red Network 1. Click OK . 2. The UltraNet Config Manage r Log.txt screen will automa tically appear listing the Configuration W arnings and Error Messages in the V erify Log.
6 6-32 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork.
Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-1 7 Configuring an E_P or t Extension o v er an A TM WA N This chapter contains the procedur es for conf iguring your UltraNet Edge 3000 for an E_port extension over an A TM W AN using McDA T A ’s UltraNet ConfigManager configuration tool.
7 7-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network NOTE: For help on the configur ation pr ocess, click the Help button on the active dialog box or press the F1 key .
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-3 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network • A TM IP Management addr esses - (Opti onal, if this addr ess is left blank during configuration, UCM wi ll automatically assig n valid addre sses.
7 7-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network 1. Select the Nodes tab located on the toolbar between the T reeV iew Area and the Network Map Area (see Figur e 7-2 on page -3). The Nodes tab displays thre e drop-down menus, containing the node types for each availa ble UltraNet Edge series.
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-5 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network — If you have pr eviously added an Edge node and need to change the default Fibre Channel interface type, click the To o l s menu, then Options and select the appr opriate interface type from the drop-down list.
7 7-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network Setting the Initial Configuration If you configured an UltraNet Edge 3000 custom chassis (in Cha pter 4 ), continue the configuration pr ocess with the “Setting the Initial Configuration” pr ocedure.
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-7 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network The “broadcast data” only appears the first t ime you configure, when the Alphanumeric messages.
7 7-8 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network NOTE: The Serial Number is located on the fr ont of the chassis and is used to identify the UltraNet Edge Storage Router. 4. Click Apply to enable the maintenance interface.
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-9 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network NOTE: If a bo otp message is not r eceived wit hin 45 seconds, you will get the following W arning message. Use the pr ocedure to manually configur e the Maintenance IP Port.
7 7-10 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network NOTE: If you need more d etailed help, see the UltraNet ConfigMa nager Online Help . 2. Click the Next button. The License W izard - Serial Number and License Key dialog box appears.
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-11 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network 5. Click the Finish button to complete the configuration. 6. Right- click on Node 20 and then re peat step through step to set the licensing information for this node.
7 7-12 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network 3. Click the first node to create an A TM circuit (in this example, Node10). This will cause “marching ants” to highlight the ar ea around the node icon, indicating that the node is in a special configuration mode.
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-13 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network 6. Click the drop-down arrow and select the appropriate A TM interface pr ovider for Node 10. NOTE: Select A TM in I/ O port 3 for the first cir cuit.
7 7-14 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network 8. Configure the PVC parameters fo r Node10 by entering the appropriate information in the following fields: NO.
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-15 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network enabled VCI values ar e in the rang e of 0 to 2047. The va lues of 3 and 4 are r eserved for Operations and Management (OAM) traffic. A value must specified, ther e is no default value.
7 7-16 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network f. Enter the Peak Cell Rate in this field. 1 through 135000 bits/sec (1-352 cells/sec) are valid enabled values. The default value for the A T M OC-3 interface is 135000 bits/sec (352 cells/sec).
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-17 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network 9. T o configure IP Management over this cir cuit, check Set, enter the IP Address, and the Subnet Mask .
7 7-18 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network 11 . C l i c k o n t h e drop-down arrow and se lect the appropri ate A TM interface pr ovider for Node 20. NOTE: Select A TM in I/ O port 3 for the first cir cuit.
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-19 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network 13. Configure the PVC parameters for Node20 by entering the appropriate information in the followi.
7 7-20 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network If you enable Packet Over SONET (POS) for this A TM interface, the V irtual Path ID (VPI) and V irtual Channel ID (VCI) fields on this dialog bo x will be disabled, because the A TM protocol does not use the VPI and VCI for POS.
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-21 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network cells/sec) are valid enabled values. This value matches the value specified in the P eak Cell Rate field. This field is only selectable if VBR is selected as the Quality of Service type.
7 7-22 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network NOTE: If you are using the A TM W AN Configura tion Worksheet fro m Appendix J for a 1x1 or 2x1 configuration, enter the IP Management addre ss labeled for Node20.
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-23 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network to the same value as the ma ximum transmission rate, the maximum transmission rate acts as a static rate limit for the circuit. 18. Select the Enable Compression option to allow compression on the circuit.
7 7-24 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network 21. Continue the configuration pr ocess by following the “Creating a Data Path” section in this chapter . Creating a Data Pa th After configuring the A TM cir cui t, you need to establish a connection between the FC/IP interfaces by creating a data path.
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-25 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network 2. Click the Create Data Path s selection. Y ou should see “marching ants” outlining the FC/IP interface. 3. Double-click on the desti nation FC/IP interface (the cloud icon for Node20) in the network map.
7 7-26 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network 5. Select either Dedicated Cir cuit , Fail Over , or Load Bala ncing in the Network Ro uting Option s. For mor e inform ation on these routing options, s ee the “Network Routing Options” section in Chapter 3 .
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-27 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network The Create Data Path W izard - Choose Data Path Options scr een appears. Use this dialog box to choose th e data path options you want enabled between the Fibr e Channel interfaces.
7 7-28 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network For mor e information about the Switch WWN Pr oxy , see the “Switch WWN Proxy” section in Chapter 3, Network Design Criteria . 7. Select either Enable Disk Streaming and/or Enable Switch WWN Proxy to enable this functionality .
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-29 Configuring a 1x1 AT M Wide Area Network 10. Proceed to the “Delivering th e Configured Network” section in this chapter .
7 7-30 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork Deliv er ing the Configured Netw ork Now that you have configur ed a sample network, or if you made changes to the configuration parameters, you must deliver the configuration information for each node defined on the active network map to the actual nodes.
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-31 Delivering the Configu red Network 5. Repeat these steps for the other node(s). 6. Deliver the network map (con figurations) by either the Delivery W izard or the Deliver N etwork option (below).
7 7-32 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork 3. Select which node(s) you would like to deli ver and click Next . The Delivery W izard - Select Operations scr een appears. 4. Select the delivery op tion you would like to perform on the selected node(s).
7 Conf igur ing an E_P ort Extension ov er an A TM W AN 7-33 Delivering the Configu red Network — Activate and Reset - activa tes a network map that has previously been deliver ed to an offline dire.
7 7-34 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork Vie wing Logs Befor e the configuration file s are deliver ed, the sy stem will automatically verify the files. If the verifi cation passed with warnings, or if it failed, you will be prompted to view the Log file for warnings or err or messages.
Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-1 8 Configuring FICON Extension This chapter contains the procedur es for conf iguring your UltraNet Edge 3000 for FICON extension over an Ethernet or A TM W AN using McDA T A ’s UltraNet ConfigManager configuration tool.
8 8-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork NOTE: For help on the configur ation pr ocess, click the Help button on the active dialog box or press the F1 key .
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-3 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork • UltraNet Edge 3000 Ethernet Maintenance Interface IP host addre ss • Default Gateway IP host address for the Ultr.
8 8-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork Figure 8-2 UltraNet Conf igManager Main Windo w Adding Nodes for an Ethernet W AN Configuration Use the following procedur es to create a network map for a 1x1 Gigabit Ethernet W AN configuration.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-5 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 2. Click the arrow next to the UltraNet Edge 3000 Series dr op-down menu and select the Edge3000 (1x1 - 1 Gbps Ethernet) node type. 3. Click in the Network Map to cr eate an instance of the UltraNet Edge 3000 node.
8 8-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork — If you have pr eviously added an UltraNet Edg e 3000 node and need to change the default Fibr e Channel interface type, click the To o l s menu, then Opti ons and select the appr opriate interface type fr om the drop-down list.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-7 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork The node icons and their corresponding names are also displayed under the NetMap1 heading in the T reeV iew Area on the left.
8 8-8 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork The “broadcast data” only appears the first t ime you configure, when the Alphanumeric messages window display s BOTP on the front of the UltraNet Edge 300 0.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-9 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork NOTE: The Serial Number is located on the fr ont of the chassis and is used to identify the UltraNet Edge 3000. 4. Click Apply to enable the maintenance interface. UltraNet ConfigManager will load the IP addr ess information into the UltraNet Edge 3000 and will reboot.
8 8-10 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 5. Repeat step thr ough step for the second node (Node 20). 6. Continue the configuration pr ocess by proceeding to the “Setting the License Information” pr ocedure.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-11 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 3. Enter the serial number and license key for Node10, which ar e found on the License and Registration Information document.
8 8-12 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 5. Right-click on Node 20 and then r epeat step through step to set the licensing information for this node. 6. Continue the configuration process by pr oceeding to the “Adding an IP Cir cuit” procedure.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-13 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork This wizard helps you select and configure an interfa ce for each node, and configure the circuit. 5. Click Next> . The IP Circuit W izard Node10 Choose Interface dialog box appears.
8 8-14 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork NOTE: Use I/O port 3 for all 1x1 configurations. When configuring a 2x2, use I/O port 3 to co nnect the first cir cuit and I/O port 4 for the second cir cuit.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-15 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork At this time you can config ure the gateway address (the r outer IP W AN address attached to the UltraNet Edge 3000) t.
8 8-16 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 11 . C l i c k o n t h e drop-down arrow and se lect the appropri ate IP interface provider . 12. Click Next> . NOTE: Use I/O port 3 for all 1x1 configurations.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-17 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 13. Enter the IP Address (IP W AN address) and the Su bnet Mask . The IP W AN addr ess must be dif ferent fr om the Ethernet maintenance interface address.
8 8-18 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork NOTE: If you do not know what the default gateway (the router IP address attached to the UltraNet Edge 3000) is at this point, you can add the static route a t a later time.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-19 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 17. T o enable the Adaptive Rate Limiting feature, check the Minimum box, and specify the mi nimum transmission rate. The minimum transmission rate should be set to 92% of the guaranteed minimum line rate, and should be less than or equal to the maximum line rate.
8 8-20 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 20. Click Finis h . Once you have completed the above steps for a basic 1x1 Gigabit Ethernet W AN configuration, your network map should look like the following example: 21.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-21 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 1. In the main window of the Ultr aNet ConfigManager , right-click on the FICON interface (the cloud icon for FICON10) in the network map. The Create Data Path menu is displayed.
8 8-22 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork 4. Click Next . The Create Data Path W izard - Choose Network Routing Option dialog box is display ed. 5. Select either Dedicated Cir cuit , Fail Over , or Load Bala ncing in the Network Ro uting Option s.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-23 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork • The options selectable fr om this dialog box are limited by the license key for the node.
8 8-24 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork • E-Port (Cascaded ISL) - Select this opti on if the McDA T A UltraNet systems ar e located between cascaded directors (switches) in a FICON ISL (Inter-Switch Link) configuration (E-Port).
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-25 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork The following actions may be taken using the wizard . • Select Settings • Select FICON Interfa ces • Configure F.
8 8-26 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork • USD-X Nodes with FIC ON I/Fs - Check this box if you wish to change the PPC adapter parameters for FICON interfaces in USD-X nodes. This check box is disabled if there are no USD-X nodes on the Network Map.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-27 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork • Enable T ape W rite Pipelining - Check this box if T ape Pipelining should be enabled on this interfac e. If a data path is mapped for this interface, UltraNet ConfigManager ensures that the T ape W rite Pipelining option is als o enabled on the peer interface.
8 8-28 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork • Deselect All - Click Deselect All to deselect all checke d FICON Read W rite Pipelining interfaces. • Back - Click B ack to return to the previous di alog.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-29 Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork FICON Global Settings Wizard - Select Edge Nodes Use this dialog to select the FICON int erfaces in Edge nodes for which you would like to change the values. This dialog displays all FICON interfaces in E dge node s in th e network.
8 8-30 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring a 1x1 Ethernet Wide Area Netw ork • Select Al l - Click Select Al l to select all USD-X PP C adapters displayed in this dialog. • Deselect All - Click Deselect All to deselect all checke d USD-X PPC adapters.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-31 Delivering the Configu red Network • Cancel - Click Cancel to exit the FICON Global Settings W izard without saving the configuration changes. • Help - Click Help, or pr ess F1, to see information about this dialog.
8 8-32 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork The Delivery Interface defines the IP address by which the network map will be deliver ed. 3. Select the des ired option to deliver the ne twork map (configurations) to the node(s).
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-33 Delivering the Configu red Network 3. Select which node(s) you would lik e to deliver and click Next . The Delivery W izard - Select Operations scr een appears. 4. Select the delivery op tion you would like to perform on the selected node(s) and then click Next .
8 8-34 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork — Activate and Reset - activa tes a network map that has previously been deliver ed to an offline directory by copying the configuration into the active di rec t or y an d th en re se t s t he node(s) — Reset - resets the node(s) 5.
8 Conf iguring FICON Extension 8-35 Delivering the Configu red Network Vie wing Logs Befor e the configuration file s are deliver ed, the sy stem will automatically verify the files. If the verifi cation passed with warnings, or if it failed, you will be prompted to view the Log file for warnings or err or messages.
8 8-36 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork.
Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-1 9 Configuring T a pe Device Extension This chapter contains the procedur es for conf iguring your UltraNet Edge 3000 for T ape Device Extensio n over an Ethernet W AN using McDA T A ’s UltraNet ConfigManager configuration tool.
9 9-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Netw ork Configuration Examples Netw ork Configuration Examples The following illustrations ar e exam ples of FC/SCSI T ape Pipelining (Device Extension) network config urations.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-3 Netw ork Configuration Examples Example of Bi-directional Configuration with Zoning Figur e 8-2 provides an example of a bi-dir ectional configuration using FC/SCSI T ape Pi pelining. T able 8-1 defines the Fibre Channel switch zones required for this example.
9 9-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Netw ork Configuration Examples Example of Bi-directional Configuration - Zoning and Optional LUN Mapping Figur e 8-3 provides an example of a bi-dir ectional configuration using FC/SCSI T ape Pi pelining with Fibre Channel switch zones.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-5 Netw ork Configuration Examples Note: M cD A T A prefers W orld Wide Name (WWN) zoning ov er por t zoning. It allows the zoning to continue working when cables are mo ved from port to por t during switch troubleshooting.
9 9-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Netw ork Configuration Examples Rules f or Static LUN Mapping Static LUN mapping tu rns off automatic LUN discovery to the rem o te t arg et . If an y LU N s a re st atically configured to a remote target, the n all LUNs which are to be accessed on that targ et must be statically mapped.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-7 Netw ork Configuration Examples Examples of Static Edge LUN Mapping Ta b l e 8-4 and T able 8-5 are examples of how the d evices shown in the example Figur e 8-3 (page -4), would be statically mapped i n UCM.
9 9-8 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension selecting the Sho w Source WWN Filtering check box on the UCM FibreChannel Advanced tab. This field is used to define which server can access a LUN, based upon the server ’s WWN.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-9 Configuring T a pe Device Extension 4. Setting the Initi al Configuration 5. Setting the License Inform ation 6. Adding an IP Cir cuit 7. Creating a Data Path for Fibre Channel De vice Extension Interfaces a.
9 9-10 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension • Default Gateway IP host address for the UltraNet Edge 3000 Ethernet Maintenance Interface • UltraNet Edge 3000 .
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-11 Configuring T a pe Device Extension Figur e 8-4 is an example of the main w indow in ConfigManager (UCM). Adding Nodes for an Ethernet W AN Configuration Use the following procedur es to create a sample network map for a 1x1 10/100 Ethernet W AN configurat ion.
9 9-12 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension If this is the first time you ar e adding an Edge node to the Network Map, the Default Fibre Channel Interface T ype dr op-down list will appear . Select the type of Fibr e Channel interface for the network type you are configuring.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-13 Configuring T a pe Device Extension The UltraNet ConfigManager automatically assigns a name and number to ea ch icon that represents the Ultr aNet Edge St orage Router - 3000 Series, for example Node10 and Node20 .
9 9-14 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension The “broadcast data” only appears the first t ime you configure, when the Alphanumeric messages window display s BOTP on the front of the UltraNet Edge 300 0.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-15 Configuring T a pe Device Extension NOTE: The Serial Number is located on the fr ont of the chassis and is used to identify the UltraNet Edge Storage Router - 3000 Series. 4. Click Apply to enable the maintenance interface.
9 9-16 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension 5. Repeat step a through step a for the second node (Node 20). 6. Continue the configuration pr oces s by proceeding to the “Setting the License Information” pr ocedure.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-17 Configuring T a pe Device Extension 3. Enter the serial number and license key for Node10, which ar e found on the License and Registration Information document.
9 9-18 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension 6. Continue the configuration proces s by proceeding to the “Adding an IP Cir cuit” procedure. Adding an IP Circuit Y ou will now cr eate an IP circui t. A circuit is the IP W AN link between Node10 and Node20.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-19 Configuring T a pe Device Extension This wizard helps you select and configure an interfa ce for each node, and configure the circuit. 5. Click Next . The IP Circuit W izard Node10 Choose Interface dialog box appears.
9 9-20 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension 6. Click the drop-down arrow and s elect the appropriate IP interface pr ovider and then click Next> . NOTE: Use I/O port 3 for all 1x1 configurations. The IP Circuit W izard Node10 Conf igure Interface dialog box appears.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-21 Configuring T a pe Device Extension At this time you can config ure the gateway address (the r outer IP W AN address attached to the UltraNet Edge 3000) to cr eate a static r oute to the dest ination IP address (Node20 in this example) by continuing thr ough the remainder of the steps in this procedur e.
9 9-22 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension 11 . C l i c k o n t h e drop-down arrow and se lect the appropri ate IP interface provider . 12. Click Next> . NOTE: Use I/O port 3 for all 1x1 configurations. The IP Circuit W izard Node20 Conf igure Interface dialog box appears.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-23 Configuring T a pe Device Extension 13. Enter the IP Address (IP W AN address) and the Su bnet Mask . The IP W AN addr ess must be dif ferent fr om the Ethernet maintenance interface address.
9 9-24 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension NOTE: If you do not know what the default gateway (the router IP address attached to the UltraNet Edge 3000) is at this point, you can add the static route a t a later time.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-25 Configuring T a pe Device Extension 17. Click Next to accept the defaults. For optimal performance, the Maximum T ransmission Rate should be set to 92% of the speed of your slowest network segment.
9 9-26 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension 18. Click Finis h . Once you have completed the above steps for a basic 1x1 Ethernet 10/100 W AN configuration, your network map should look like the following example: 19.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-27 Configuring T a pe Device Extension 1. In the main window of the Ultr aNet ConfigManager , right-click on the Fibre Channel Device Extension interface 10 for Node10 in the network map. The Create Data Path menu is displayed.
9 9-28 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension 4. Click Next . The FC Device Extension DataPath W izard - Automatic DataPath Mapping dialog box appears.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-29 Configuring T a pe Device Extension Only the number of entries ente red in this scr een will be automatically mapped. Mor e will need to be added manually if this number is not high enough (see the “Required Static Edge LUN Mapping” section).
9 9-30 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension Only the number of entries ente red in this scr een will be automatically mapped. Mor e will need to be added manually if this number is not high enough (see the “Required Static Edge LUN Mapping” section).
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-31 Configuring T a pe Device Extension • If you ar e creating a 1x1 configuration, the only selectable r outing type is Dedicated Ci rcuit. All othe r options in this dialog box are grayed out and ignored. • The selection you choose wi ll be applied to all the Fibr e Channel Device Extension interfaces.
9 9-32 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension If Edge LUN mapping is not necessary , proceed to the “Delivering the Conf igured Network” section in this chapter .
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-33 Configuring T a pe Device Extension 3. Enter the LUN of the tape drive (usually LUN zer o) in the LUN field. See T able 8-5 (page -7) and the screen below for an example. 4. Click OK . 5. Double-click on the Device Extension interface 20 on Node 20.
9 9-34 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension 8. Select the WWN of the LUN de fined on Node 10 (in the Peripheral tab) to map to LUN 0x1 on node 20. 9. Repeat step a and step a for each LUN that needs to be statically mapped to Node 10.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-35 Configuring T a pe Device Extension The default is 8. 12. Configur e the Fibre Channel topology by selecting one of the following choices in the Address T y pe drop-down menu: 13. From the LUN 0 drop-down menu, select either Emulate or Passthru .
9 9-36 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension This option, r eferred to as the Report LUNs mode, determines how LUN 0 is repr esented on this interface. It is used by initiators to determine th e LUN inventory of certain devices (typically RAIDs).
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-37 Configuring T a pe Device Extension 16. Repeat step a for each LUN that needs the sour ce WWN filtering applied. 17. Click OK . Ma pping Node 20 to WWNs Accessed b y Node 10 1. Double-click on the Device Extension interface 20 on Node 20.
9 9-38 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension 4. Click OK . 5. Double-click on the Devi ce Extension interface 10 on Node 10. 6. Click the Host tab. 7. Click in the Dest WWN/LUN field to map the 1st LUN to node 20.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-39 Configuring T a pe Device Extension 8. Select the WWN of the LUN de fined on Node 20 (in the Peripheral tab) to map to LUN 0x1 on node 10. 9. Repeat step a and step a for each LUN that needs to be statically mapped to Node 20.
9 9-40 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Configuring T ape Device Extension The default is 8. 12. Configure the Fibr e Channel topology by selecting one of the following choices in the Address T y pe drop-down menu: 13. Fr om the LUN 0 drop-down menu, select either Emulate or Passthru .
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-41 Configuring T a pe Device Extension This option, r eferred to as the Report LUNs mode, determines how LUN 0 is repr esented on this interface. It is used by initiators to determine th e LUN inventory of certain devices (typically RAIDs).
9 9-42 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork 16. Repeat step a for each LUN that needs the sour ce WWN filtering applied.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-43 Delivering the Configu red Network Note: I f you used the “Manual Configuration of the Initial IP Settings” procedure in Appendix H, complete the “Update UltraNe t ConfigManag er with the Manual Configurations” procedure before delivering the configured network.
9 9-44 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork 2. Click Next . The Delivery W izard - Select Nodes scr een appears. 3. Select which node(s) you would like to deli ver and click Next . The Delivery W izard - Select Operations scr een appears.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-45 Delivering the Configu red Network 4. Select the delivery op tion you would like to perform on the selected node(s).
9 9-46 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork 6. Click Deliver to complete the delivery of the conf igurations. Deliver Network Use the following pr ocedure to deliver the configuration files with the Deliver Netw ork option: 1.
9 Conf igur ing T a pe Device Extension 9-47 Delivering the Configu red Network 1. Click OK . 2. The UltraNet Config Manage r Log.txt screen will automa tically appear listing the Configuration W arnings and Error Messages in the V erify Log.
9 9-48 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Delivering the Configured Netw ork.
FC/SCSI T a pe Pipelining 10-1 10 FC/SCSI T a pe Pipelining This chapter provides an overview on FC/SCSI Tape Pipelining (Device Exte nsion), LUN discovery , and dy namic and static mapping. FC/SCSI T ape Pipelining on the UltraNet Edge 3000 allows tape backup performance over distances up to thousands of miles.
10 10-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Buffering, Emulation, and Data Pr otection This also limits device perfo rmance because the device needs to wait on each command fr om the host controller .
10 FC/SCSI T a pe Pipelining 10-3 UltraNet Edge 3000 Specific not get corrupted. For mor e information, see the Fibre Channel End to End CRC section in Chapt er 3, Network Design Criteria .
10 10-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Dynamic T arget LUN Disco very and LUN Ma pping The server UltraNet Edge 3000 may also be stat ically configured for a specific UltraNet Edge 3000 target LUN to be bound to a designated rem o te t arg e t W W N .
10 FC/SCSI T a pe Pipelining 10-5 Dynamic T arget LUN D iscovery and LUN Ma pping T arget discove ry is not aware of devi ce type or available LUNs on the discover ed target. LUN Discov er y A maximum of 32 devices can be discover ed or configur ed unidirectionally per I/O pair .
10 10-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Dynamic T arget LUN Disco very and LUN Ma pping Manag ing the WWN to Edge T arget LUNs The user may manage discovere d WWNs to Edge target LUN bindings via the command line interface. An y or all learned WWN bindings may be purged.
Product Support and Softw are Maintena nce 11-1 11 Product Support and Softw are Maintenance This chapter pr ovides information for s upporting and maintaining the UltraNet Edge 3000. It inclu des information about SNMP support, and the UltraNet W ebV iew monito ring tool.
11 11-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Upgrading the UltraNet Edge 3000 Softw are V er ify y our Current Softw are V er sion Before upgrading your soft ware, use the following procedure to verify the current version of softwar e from your PC: 1.
11 Product Support and Softw are Maintena nce 11-3 Upgrading the UltraNet Edge 3000 Softw are 6. Install the New UltraNet Edge 3000 Software 7. Deliver the Configur ations Request License K ey from T .
11 11-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Upgrading the UltraNet Edge 3000 Softw are 6. Using UCM, display the network map created i n the previous version of UCM. 7. Start the Hardware Replacement W izard by right-clicki ng on the UltraNet Edge 3000 node> To o l s > Replace Node (Hardware Replacement) for the new UltraNet Edge 3000.
11 Product Support and Softw are Maintena nce 11-5 Upgrading the UltraNet Edge 3000 Softw are 7. Issue the bye command at the F TP prompt. Install the New UltraNet Edge 3000 Software Use the following procedur e to install the new UltraNet Edge 3000 software: 1.
11 11-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Upgrading the UltraNet Edge 3000 Softw are 9. After the tarExtract command is complete, issue a reset command to boot up the UltraNet Edge 3000. 10. Remove any files that were r enamed in step . 1 1. Immediately telnet to the UltraNet Edge 3000 that has just been upgraded.
11 Product Support and Softw are Maintena nce 11-7 Upgrading the UltraNet Edge 3000 Softw are 4. <blue>Replace the UltraNet Edg e 3000 Chassis and Update UCM 5. <blue>F TP the New UltraNet Edge 3000 Software 6. <blue>Install the New UltraNet Edge 3000 Software 7.
11 11-8 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Upgrading the UltraNet Edge 3000 Softw are This will reset the UltraNet Edge 3000 and bring up the maintenance IP address. 8. Using W indows Dial-up Network ing , establish a PPP session from the local PC to the new UltraNet Edge 3000.
11 Product Support and Softw are Maintena nce 11-9 Upgrading the UltraNet Edge 3000 Softw are 6. Issue the get EDR31 xx .tar command at the F TP prompt to re trieve the new software from the new UltraNet Edge 3000. Where xx = the most current version of the UltraNet Edge 3000 softwar e.
11 11-10 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Upgrading the UltraNet Edge 3000 Softw are 6. After the tarExtract command is complete, issue a reset command to boot up the UltraNet Edge 3000. 7. Remove any files that were renamed in step . 8. After issuing th e reset command, pr ess ENTER to go into pr om mode .
11 Product Support and Softw are Maintena nce 11-11 UltraNet W ebVie w Monitoring Application 5. Issue the tartoc <filename> command to di splay a listing of the files within the tar archive file you wish to extract. 6. Check the r esulting list to see if any of the files within the tar archive alr eady exist on the disk.
11 11-12 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet W ebVie w Monitor ing Application Obtaining the UltraNet W ebV iew Product The UltraNet W ebV iew pr oduct is purchased separate ly from the other UltraNet products.
11 Product Support and Softw are Maintena nce 11-13 UltraNet W ebVie w Monitoring Application T o verify the curr ent version of W ebV iew on your UltraNet Ed ge 3000, follow the procedure “V erify your Current Software V ersion” , found on page -2 in this chapter .
11 11-14 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet ConfigMa nager Upgrade Thu Sep 13 16:55:36 NOTICE: CNT511:nu_cfgd:1:5:0 ui_envput: Environment varia ble put (_RPMCPUCheckDisabled) (YES) command received. User Entry: cfg envput _RPMCPUCheckDisab led YES Ok.
11 Product Support and Softw are Maintena nce 11-15 UltraNet ConfigMa nager Upgrade NOTE: UltraNet ConfigManager runs on Microsoft W indows 98, NT , 2000, and XP . Upgrading the UltraNet ConfigMana ger Softw are Use the following procedur e to install the most current UltraNet ConfigManager software r elease: 1.
11 11-16 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet ConfigMa nager Upgrade.
Hardw are Maintenance 12-1 12 Hardw are Maintenance The UltraNet Edge 3000 does not have scheduled maintenance requir ements. In the event of fail ure, contact Customer Support for individual component replacement or whole unit replacement.
12 12-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Front and Rear V iew of UltraNet Edge 3000 Chassis NOTE: If the motherboar d, compr ession card , or flash disk are deemed defective, the whole chassis will need to be r eplaced.
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-3 Fan Assembly Remo v al Procedure • Compression Car d • Flash Disk A chassis r eplacement requires the cover and all interface car ds be removed and installed into the new chassis. F an Assembly Remo v al Pr ocedure Use the following procedur e to remove the fan assembly fr om the UltraNet Edge 3000.
12 12-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Fan Assembly Installation Pr ocedure 2. Place the UltraNet Edge 3000 unit on a level surface so the back of the unit is facing you. 3. Using a small straight-sl ot screwdrive r , loosen the 6-32-inch flathead blade captive scr ew on the louvered fan door until it springs open.
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-5 Po wer Supply Remo val Pr ocedure 1. Remove the new fan assembly from its antistatic wrapping. 2. Connect the power -feed connect or(s) to the main processing board. (Each connector has one black and one red power -feed wir e which are keyed and polarized.
12 12-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Po wer Supply Remo val Procedure CAUTION Attach a wrist str ap and follow ESD procedures during the handling of all electronic componen ts. 1. T urn off the power to the faulty power supply using the appropriate AC switch.
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-7 Po wer Supply Installation Pr ocedure P o wer Supply Installation Pr ocedure Use the following procedur e to install the power supply into the UltraNet Edge 3000. CAUTION Attach a wrist strap and follow ESD procedures during the handling of all electronic components.
12 12-8 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide T op Co ver Installation Pr ocedure 1. T urn off bo th power supplies on the UltraNet Edge 3000. 2. Unpl ug the power cor ds. 3. Locate the four scr ews on the top cover of the UltraNet Edge 3000. 4. Remove the four scr ews from the top cover using the small Phillips s crewdriver .
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-9 Fibre Channel Interface Car d Remov al Procedur e CAUTION Make sure the power is off. Attach a wr ist strap and follow ESD procedures during the handling of al l electronic components. NOTE: When placing the top cover onto the chassis, ensur e the fan wires and DC wires ar e clear of the UltraNet Edge 3000 chassis.
12 12-10 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Fibre Channel Interface Car d Installation Pr ocedure 5. Remove the two scr ews at the rear of the Fibr e Channel interface card. 6. Carefully pull the Fibr e Channel interface card up. It is connected to two socketed connectors.
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-11 10/100 Ethernet Interface Card Remo v al Procedure For I/O 1, the Fibr e Channel interface car d will plug into location J14 and J15 on the mot herboar d. If the Fibre Channel interface card is being installed into I/O 2, plug it i nto location J12 and J13 on the motherboard.
12 12-12 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide 10/100 Ethernet Interface Car d Installation Procedure 6. Carefully pull the 10/100 Ethern et interface card up. The 10/100 Ethernet interface card is connect ed to two socketed connectors. 7. Remove the 10/100 Ethernet interface card fr om the chassis.
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-13 Gigabit Ethernet Interface Card Remo val Pr ocedure 2. Secur e the 10/100 Ethernet interface car d using the two scr ews that wer e made available during the removal pr ocedur e. T orque to 6 in-lbs . 3. Reconnect the power cords (r ear).
12 12-14 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Gigabit Ethernet Interface Card Installation Procedure 8. Follow the Gigabit Etherne t Interface Card Installation Pr ocedure to install the new Gig-E interf ace card .
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-15 OC-3 A TM Interface Card Remo val Pr ocedure 5. Replace the cover by following the T op Cover Installation Procedur e. NOTE: T o replace the Gigabit Ethernet transceiver , see the replacement procedures found later in this chapter .
12 12-16 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide OC-3 AT M Interface Card Installation Pro cedure 8. Follow the OC-3 A TM Interface Card Installation Procedur e to install the new OC-3 A TM interface card.
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-17 Replacing the Gigabit Ether net Shor t W av e Transceiv er NOTE: T o replace the OC-3 A TM transceiver , see the repl acement procedur es found later i n this chapter . Replacing the Giga bit Ether net Sho r t W ave Tr a n s c e i ve r There are several types of short wave transceivers for the Gig-E interface card.
12 12-18 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Replacing the Gigabit Ethernet Shor t W ave T ransceiv er Remo ving the Gig-E Short W av e SFP T ransceiver Use the r emoval procedur e below that corr esponds with the type of transceiver you ar e removing.
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-19 Replacing the Gigabit Ether net Shor t W av e Transceiv er 3. Pull the tr ansceiver out of the interfa ce card. Installing the Gig-E Short W av e SFP T ransceiver Use the installation pr ocedure below to install all variations of the Gig-E short wave transceivers.
12 12-20 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Replacing the Gigabit Ethernet Shor t W ave T ransceiv er Installing the Black Metal Clasp Tr a n s c e i ve r Installing the Plain Metal Clasp Tr a n.
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-21 Replacing the Gigabit Ethernet Long W ave T ransceiver Replacing the Gigabit Ether net Long W a ve T ransceiver This section pr ovides procedur es for both removin g and installing the Gig-E long wave transceiver . T ools required: No specia l tools are r equire d.
12 12-22 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Replacing the Gigabit Ethernet Long W ave T ransceiv er Installing the Gig-E Long W a ve SFP T ransceiver The long wave transceiver for th e Gig-E interface card has a blue metal clasp, shown below . Use the following pr ocedure to install the transceiver into the interface card.
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-23 Replacing the Gigabit Et her net Copper Transceiv er Replacing the Giga bit Ether net Copp er T ransceiv er This section pr ovides procedur es for removin g and installing the Gigabit Ethernet Copper transceiver . T ools required: No specia l tools are r equire d.
12 12-24 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Replacing the Gigabit Ethernet Copper Transceiv er Installing the Gig-E Copper T ransceiver There is only one type of Copper transceiver used for the Gig-E interface card, use the fol lowing procedur e to install it into the interface card.
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-25 Replacing the OC-3 ATM Short W av e T ransceiver Replacing the OC-3 A TM Shor t W av e T r ansceiv er This section pr ovides procedur es for both removin g and installing the OC-3 A TM short wave transceiver . T ools required: No specia l tools are r equire d.
12 12-26 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Replacing the OC-3 A TM Shor t W av e Transceiv er 3. Carefully pull the transceiver out of the interface car d. Installing the OC-3 A TM Shor t W a ve SFP T ransceiver Use the following procedur e to install the short wave OC-3 A TM transceiver into the (right) port of the interface card.
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-27 Replacing the OC-3 AT M Long W av e Transceiv er Replacing the OC-3 A TM Long W a v e T ransceiv er This section pr ovides procedur es for both removin g and installing the OC-3 A TM long wave transceiver . T ools required: No specia l tools are r equire d.
12 12-28 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Replacing the OC-3 A TM Long Wa ve T ransceiver NOTE: The long wave OC-3 A TM transceiver has a blue plastic body .
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-29 Replacing the Fibre Channel Short W av e Transceiv er Replacing the Fibre Channel Short W av e T ransceiv er This section pr ovides procedur es for both removin g and installing the various types of Fibre Channel short wave transceivers.
12 12-30 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Replacing the Fibre Channel Short W av e Transce iver 3. Pull the tr ansceiver out of the inte rface card. Remo ving the Black Plastic T ab T ransceiver 1. Remove the fiber optic cabling fr om the transceiver .
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-31 Replacing the Fibre Channel Short W av e Transceiv er Installing the Black Metal Clasp Tr a n s c e i ve r NOTE: This black metal clasp transceive r is also used with the FCXL2 interface card .
12 12-32 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Replacing the Fibre Channel Long W ave T ransceiver Replacing the Fibre Channel Long W av e T ransceiv er This section pr ovides procedur es for both removin g and installing the Fibre Channel long wave transceiver .
12 Hardw are Maintenance 12-33 Replacing the Fibre Channel Long W ave T ransceiver Installing the Fibre Channel Long W av e SFP T ransceiver Use the following procedur e to install the long wave Fibre Channel transceiver into the interface card. Installing the Blue Plastic T ab T ransceiver 1.
12 12-34 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Replacing the Fibre Channel Long W ave T ransceiver.
Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-1 13 T r oubleshooting and Diagnostics This chapter pr ovides basic info rmation for troubleshooting and diagnostics for the UltraNet Edge 3000 product.
13 13-2 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide User Interface Commands f or the UltraNet Edge 3000 This section does not provide a complete listing of the commands issuable on the UltraNet Edge 3000.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-3 User Interface Commands f or the UltraNet Edge 3000 TA N K I O The TA N K I O user interface pr ovides information r egardin g the ci rcu i t a c ros s th e W A N .
13 13-4 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide User Interface Commands f or the UltraNet Edge 3000 ip addr dl addr sec resolves replies flags 192.168.10.1 0 :0:88:0:56:4a 0 0 cpPl 192.168.10.2 0:d0:9:6f:6b:da :01 0 0 c 192.168.10.3 0:0: c:7:ac:3e :24 3110 0 c u 192.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-5 User Interface Commands f or the UltraNet Edge 3000 OperStatus Up LastChange 366396 LinkUpDownTrapEnable Enable PromiscuousMode False Conn.
13 13-6 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide User Interface Commands f or the UltraNet Edge 3000 Alias Etherne t/100 slot 1 PCI I/O 0 InOctets 0x00000 0000050ea7b InUcastPkts 3371 InMulticast 0 In.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-7 User Interface Commands f or the UltraNet Edge 3000 Gigabit instance 2 ------------------ Slot 1 Index 3 Descr Gigabit Ethernet slot 1 PCI.
13 13-8 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide User Interface Commands f or the UltraNet Edge 3000 gnic3 auto This command displays the auto negotiation parameter s regar ding the Gigabit Ethernet interfaces. FCCNT The FCCNT user interface is used to display statistica l and informational data pertaining to the FCBB Fibr e Channel card.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-9 User Interface Commands f or the UltraNet Edge 3000 fccnt dump backbone r emote This command displays the state of the r emote Fibre Channel backbone for the FCCNT interface. fccnt dump backbone trace This command displays the backbone frame traces at the Fibre Channel level.
13 13-10 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide User Interface Commands f or the UltraNet Edge 3000 fccnt pro xy This command contr ols the Switch WWN Proxy . T o enable Switch WWN Proxy , issue the enable argument f ollowed by the specific Fibre Channel instance.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-11 User Interface Commands f or the UltraNet Edge 3000 Refere nce . The following sections highlight the commands useful for troubleshooting. fcxl2 dump backbone This command displays the state of the Fibr e Channel backbone for the FCXL2 interface.
13 13-12 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide User Interface Commands f or the UltraNet Edge 3000 CHARM The charm user interface provides statistical and informational data pertaining to the CHARM A TM/PO S W AN interfaces.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-13 Tr oubleshooting FC/SCSI T a pe Pipelining (Device Extension) V002 Basic hardware (serial port, PCI, network) initialization failed V003 .
13 13-14 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Tr oubleshooting FC/SCSI T ape Pipelining (Device Extension) Basic T roubleshooting Steps f or FC/SCSI T a pe Pipelining 1. Can the UltraNet Edge 3000 communicate with each other? a. Run the tankio stats 1 command.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-15 Tr oubleshooting FC/SCSI T a pe Pipelining (Device Extension) This command issu es an inquiry to all devices listed in the UltraNet Edge 3000’s FC /SCSI T a pe Pipelining LUN map. The output from this command lists which devices the UltraN et Edge Storage Router can access.
13 13-16 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Diagnostics ttag wwnPurg 2 x perm command. Issuing the t tag wwnDisp command will display the permanently purged entries in the table as purged pe rm in that entry . 6. Did the UltraNet Edge 3000 dynamically discover all of the devices? a.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-17 Diagnostics UltraNet Edge 3000 from a r emote terminal. Use the same procedur e for all diagnostic programs except wher e noted. Serial Interface Connection T o use a serial connection, follow t his procedur e: 1.
13 13-18 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Diagnostics Loading and Starting the Diagnostic Program Use the following procedur e to load and start the diagnostic program: 1. Fr om the pro m> prompt, type dll_load “diags/ xxxx .dll” and pres s the Enter key .
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-19 UltraNet Edge 3000 Diagnostic Programs UltraNet Edge 3000 Diagnostic Pr ograms This section pr ovides information for each of the diagnostic pr ograms currently available for th e UltraNet Edge 3000.
13 13-20 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet Edge 3000 Diagnostic Programs Options={ SINGLE STOP 0 1 } Total Errors={ 0 } Tests Run={ } Parameters={ 2468 2000 00 0011 1 52 AAL5 CBR Rando.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-21 UltraNet Edge 3000 Diagnostic Programs Po w erPC Diagnostic Program (SBTT) The UltraNet Edge 3000 PowerPC diag nostic pr ogram resides on the UltraNet Edge 3000’s flash drive as the file sbtt.
13 13-22 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet Edge 3000 Diagnostic Programs ***** PASSED--- DMA Incr Byt e Test passed = 1, failed = 0 DMA Incr Packet Test running ... ***** PASSED--- DMA Incr Pac ket Test passed = 1, failed = 0 DMA Incr Pkt/Byte Test runni ng.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-23 UltraNet Edge 3000 Diagnostic Programs { BUFFER_MEM 2.13 Gbps RA TE } 0. Exit Diagnostic 12. Lpbk Flow Thru CRC Test 1. Set Options 13. Lpbk TX Gather Test 2. Set Parameters 14. FC-BB Port to Port Test 3.
13 13-24 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet Edge 3000 Diagnostic Programs ***** PASSED--- Lpbk Interru pt Incr Byte passed = 1, failed = 0 ***** PASSED--- Lpbk Interru pt Incr Byte passed = 1, failed = 0 Test 12, Lpbk Flow Thru CRC Test running.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-25 UltraNet Edge 3000 Diagnostic Programs { Dest Adrs 000088004FEE 40000100 42000100 100000 110000 120000 } { Internal BUFFER_MEM MI I 100_M.
13 13-26 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet Edge 3000 Diagnostic Programs Individual test s can be selected fr om the menu or the “Execute All” option can be used to run tests 3, 4, 5, and 6.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-27 UltraNet Edge 3000 Diagnostic Programs ZPCM Compression Diagnostic Program (ZPCT) The UltraNet Edge 3000 ZPCM Compression diagnostic pr ogram resides on the UltraNet Edge 3000’s flash drive as th e fi le zpct.
13 13-28 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide UltraNet Edge 3000 Diagnostic Programs 10. Incr Pkt/Byte C/U Tst 24. Mul ti Board Cmp/Ucmp 96. Run All CE1/2 C/U Tsts 11. Varied Byte C/U Test 25. M/B Incr Byte C /U 97. Run All M/B C/U Tests 12. Varied Data C/U Test 26.
13 Tro u b le s h o o t i n g a n d D i a gn o s t i c s 13-29 UltraNet Edge 3000 Diagnostic Programs CE1/2 Incr P/B C/U running.. . ***** PASSED--- CE1/2 Incr P /B C/U passed=1, failed=0 CE1/2 Var Byte C/U running.. . ***** PASSED--- CE1/2 Var By te C/U passed=1, failed=0 CE1/2 Var Data C/U running.
13 13-30 McD A T A Ultr aNet Edge 3000 User Guide Graceful Shutdown ***** PASSED--- Sector Data Write/Read passed = 1, failed = 0 Graceful Shutdo wn T o prese rve the system integrity , you will need to perform a gracef ul shutdown of the UltraNet Edge 3000 prior to powering down the system.
A-1 A Site Preparation This appendix pr ovides site-preparation r equir ements for the UltraNet Edge 3000. Site Requirements This section pr ovides the chassis dimensions, clearance, enviro nmental, and power requir ements for the UltraNet Edge 3000.
A-2 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Clearance Requirements Clearance Requirements Use the information below when selecting a location for your UltraNet Edge 3000. T o facilitate ma intenance and cable access, allow approximately 2 feet of clearance at the fr ont and rear of the rack or cabinet.
A-3 Clearance Requirements En vironmental Specifications The UltraNet Edge 3000 r equires an envir onment that is within the specifications listed in Ta b l e A-3 .
A-4 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Clearance Requirements Power R e q u i re m e n ts Provide corr ect power levels within the range provided in Ta b l e A-4 to ensure that the UltraNet Edge 3000 functions appropriately . The power connector for the UltraNet Ed ge 3000 is a three-pronged plug (NEMA 5-15P).
B-1 B Installation and Cabling This appendix pr ovides installation and cabling information for the UltraNet Edge 3000. Ov er view The UltraNet Edge 3000 host and network I/O hardwar e components have been pr e-installed.
B-2 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Unpacking and Inspect ing the Hardw are Unpacking and Inspecting the Hardw are Use the following procedur e to unpack and inspect your hardwar e: 1. Cut the tape and open the car dboard cove rs. 2. Lift the chassis up and out fr om the cardboar d box.
B-3 UltraNet Edge 3000 Placement — For a recessed mount, positi on th e brackets so they ar e extended from the front of the UltraNet Edge 3000 unit approximately 3 1/4”. Attach the brackets using the rear holes (see illustration below). NOTE: Using a screw longer than 1/4 inch will impinge on the power supply and make it impos sible to remove.
B-4 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Connecting the UltraNet Edge 3000 NOTE: Do not stack the units. The top air holes and side vents must remain unconstricted.
B-5 Connecting the UltraNet Edge 3000 Po w er Connection Use the following pr ocedure to connect power to the UltraNet Edge 3000 : NOTE: The illustra tion (see Figure B-2 ) depicts the redundant power supply . 1. Connect the appr opriate end of both AC power cords t o the power connectors on the r ear panel of the UltraNet Edge 3000 unit.
B-6 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Netw ork Interface Connections Netw ork Interface Connections The following sections describe the pr ocedures to connect and remove the network cables that attach to the UltraNet Edge 3000 interface cards on the fr ont of the unit.
B-7 Netw ork Interface Connections To p o l o g y I s s u e s For each segment of the network, you need to decide what ty pe of cable and fiber to use. Ta b l e B-1 lists the McDA T A -reco mmended Fibre types. NOTE: The installer must ensur e the correct optical transceiver is used on the UltraNet Edge equipment.
B-8 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Netw ork Interface Connections Remo ving Fibre Channel Cabling The following illustration shows a fiber optic cable with a LC connector and a fiber optic transceiver . 1. Grasp the LC connector at the end of the fiber optic cable.
B-9 Netw ork Interface Connections Gigabit Ether net Cabling This section pr ovides information about the Gi gabit Ethernet (Gig-E) interface configuration, cabli n g and optional transceivers. Connecting Gig-E Cabling Use this section to connect the cabl ing for the Gig-E interf ace.
B-10 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Initial Po wer -On Procedure re moving and installing the transceivers are found in Chapter 12, Hardware Maintenance . OC-3 ATM Cabling and T ransceiv er s This section pr ovides informatio n about the OC-3 A TM interface configuration, cabling and optional transceive rs.
B-11 Initial Po wer -On Procedure 5. T urn the power switch(es) to the On ( ⏐ ) position (this activates the systems initial loading routine). The power switch is located directly above the power cord, see Figure B-4 . V erify status with the indicator lights and the Alphanumeric messages window display on front of the unit.
B-12 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Maintenance and Diagnostics Connections Maintenance and Diagnostics Connections The following sections pr ovide the proced ures for maintenance and diagnostics connections. Serial Interface Cabling Instructions Use this section for maintenance or diagnostic connections via a serial interface.
B-13 Maintenance and Diagnostics Connections attached to the DTE interface on the PC and connect the other end of the RS-232 cable to the serial int e rface on the UltraNet Edge 3000.
B-14 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Cables and Equipment Cables and Equipment The following sections list the cables, connectors, and other equipment needed for the UltraNet Edge 3000. McD AT A-Supplied Cables and Equipment The cables, adapters, and ot her equipment listed in Ta b l e B- 3 are supplied by McDA T A.
B-15 Prev enting Damage from Elect r ostatic Discharge (ESD) Customer -Supplied Cables and Equipment The specific host and network cables for the e xternal cable connections must be su pplied by the customer . Ta b l e B-4 lists the cables, connectors, and other equipment that the customer is re sponsible for supplying.
B-16 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Prev enting Damage from Elect r ostatic Discharge (ESD) • Conserve movement. Moveme nt ca n cause build-up of static electricity . • Handle the Ul traNet Edge 3000 and its components car efully .
C-1 C Cables , Connector s , and Ada pters This appendix lists the RS-232 cables, the DB adapters, and the pinouts for the DB adapters available thro ugh M cDA T A. It also contains cable and connector specif ications f or the Fibre Channel, 10/100 Ethernet, Gigabit Ethern et, and OC-3 A TM interfaces.
C-2 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide DB Adap ters DB Adapter s A v ailable through McD A T A The Ta b l e C- 2 provides the description fo r the RJ-45 to DB adapters AA Adapter Pinouts Ta b l e C-3 provides the pinouts of the AA adapter .
C-3 DB Adapters EE Adapter Pinouts Ta b l e C-4 provides th e pinouts of the EE adapter . The EE adapter is a DB9-to-RJ45 RS-232 crossover adapter and is used to connect the PC to the UltraNet Edge 3000.
C-4 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Fibre Channel Specifications Fibre Channel Specif ications The Fibr e Channel interface support s Class 2*, Class 3**, and Class F*** traffic and the following approved standar ds: • FC PH ANSI X3 .
C-5 Fibre Channel Specif ications Data Rate 1.0625 Gbps and 2.125 Gbps Recei ver Sensiti vity -25 to -8 dBm Bandwidth (Min.) 500 Mhz/Km Fiber Count duplex Maximum Length 50 microns = 450 meters @ 1.0625 Gbps 50 microns = 260 meters @ 2.125 Gbps 62.5 microns = 250 meters @ 1.
C-6 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Ethernet 10/100 Specifications Ether net 10/100 Specifications The UltraNet Edge 3000 supports the IEEE 802.3, ANSI 8802-3 Ethernet 10/100 standards. Ta b l e C-7 provides the Ethernet 10/100 cable type specifications.
C-7 Gigabit Ether net Specifications Attenuation (Max.) 50 µ 4.0dB/1.5Km @ 850 nm 62.5µ 3.5dB/Km @ 850 nm Bandwidth (Min.) 500 MHz/Km for 50 µm MMF 200 MHz/Km for 62.5 µm Single-mode Reach 10 Km Fiber/Cladding Diameter 9/125 micron Distance 10 Km Connector T ype Duplex LC Operational W av elength 1310 nm Data Rate 1.
C-8 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide OC-3 AT M Specifications OC-3 A TM Specifications The UltraNet Edge 3000 supports the ATM Forum UNI V3.1, ITU-T G.703, ITU-T G.704, ITU-T G.70 7, ITU I.432 an d the ATM Forum document af-phy-0062.000 fo r O C -3 A TM te c hn ol og y .
C-9 OC-3 AT M Specifications Recei ver input ma ximum powe r Recei ver input min imum power 0 dBm -34.0 dBm T ypical T ransmission Length 40 Km Operational wa velength 1310 nm Data Rate 155 Mbps Recei ver Sensiti vity -36 dBm Output Po wer -3 dBm Maximum Input Power -7 dBm T ypical cable attenuation at 1300 nm 0.
C-10 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide OC-3 AT M Specifications.
D-1 D Adv anced UCM Conf igurations This appendix pr ovides additional UltraNet Config Manager (UCM) configuration options that are beyond the typical Edge network configurations.
D-2 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Configuring the Internal McD AT A Fibre Channel Switch Interface FCSW T a b (2 port only) If you are configuring the internal Fibr e Channel Switch application with two ports, an FCSW tab is selectable for each of the interface ports.
D-3 Configuring the Internal McD AT A Fibre Channel Switch Interf ace None - Select this opti on to disable batching. Frame Batching - Frame batching incr eases throughput by grouping data frames fo r transmission.
D-4 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Configuring the Internal McD AT A Fibre Channel Switch Interface Domain ID Select the domain ID fr om the drop-down menu. This is the domain ID of the Fibr e Channel Switch application. The dr op-down menu displays all available IDs.
D-5 Configuring the Internal McD AT A Fibre Channel Switch Interf ace ED_TO V in mS Enter the ED_TOV (ms) value (in milliseconds) in this field. This field specifies the Error Detect T imeout value in milliseconds for the Fibre Channe l Switch application.
D-6 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Time Synchronization Pr otocol ConfigManager ensur es that Disk Str eaming is also enabled on the peer interface(s). The Enable Disk Streaming check box is displayed onl y if the Edge node has a chassis software version of 3.
D-7 Time Synchronization Pr otocol Configur e as NTP Client Use the following procedur e to configure the T ime Synchronizat ion Protocol as an NTP client: 1. Access the T ime Synchronization Proto col dialog box in UCM by double-clicking an Edge nod e in the Network Map.
D-8 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Transport CRC Checking 2. Fr om the T ime Synchro nization Protocol scre en, select None . 3. Click OK . T ransport CRC Checking The T ransport CRC for all data feature , allows all data to go thr ough the T ransport CRC checking function when it is enabled.
D-9 E_Port Disk Streaming Settings 1. Ensure that compression is enable d on the circuit before enabling this part of the feature. 2. Double-click the cir cuit to open the Circuit Parameters dialog box.
D-10 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide F_Port Disk Streaming Settings The Fibre Channel Inter face screen appear s. 2. Select the Advanced tab. 3. Enable or disable Disk Streaming: — T o disable E_port Disk Streaming, clear the Enable Disk Streaming check box and click OK .
D-11 F_Port Disk Streaming Settings 2. Select the FC Switch tab. 3. Select the Advanced tab. 4. Enable or disable Disk Streaming: — T o disable F_port Disk Streaming, clear the Enable Disk Streaming check box and click OK . — T o enable F_port Disk Streaming, select the Enable Di sk Streaming check box and click OK .
D-12 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide F_Port Disk Streaming Settings.
Modifying Static Routes E-1 E Modifying Static Routes This appendix describes how to display , verify , add, delete and modify static routes. Display Static Routes Use the following pr ocedur e to display static r outes: 1. Double-click on the IP link circuit (90) .
E E-2 UltraNet™ Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide V er ify Static Routes This screen shows the circuit pr operties, the IP configuration proper ties for each node on the ci r cuit, and the static r outes for the nodes that connect to the cir cuit.
E Modifying Static Routes E-3 V er ify Static Routes 2. Click the Static Routes tab. This screen shows a defined def a ult gateway and a host specific static route for N ode10.
E E-4 UltraNet™ Edge Storage Router 3000 User Guide Modify Static Routes This screen shows a defined def a ult gateway and a host specific static route for Nod e20. During the configuration process, th e default gateway fields are automatically updated when the Ethernet Maintenance interface is configured via the “ Initial Config ” step.
F-1 F Configure SNMP This appendix pr ovides an overview for configuring SNMP on the UltraNet Edge 3000. Configure SNMP on the UltraNet Edge 3000 Use the followin g procedur e to configure SNMP if you are managing any UltraNet Edge 3000 using a ne twork management tool.
F-2 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide 2. The UltraNet Edge 3000 Expa nded V iew: No de 10 screen appears. 3. Select the SNMP tab..
F-3 4. Enter the System information by filling in the following fields to describe the node: NOTE: The System fields will hold up to 255 alphanumeric characters and can be upper and lower case letters, you must enter at least one character . a. Enter the type or description of the node in the Description field.
F-4 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide If the Use System Name box is disabled (the box is not checked), UCM uses the name pr ovided in the Name fi eld to the right, for SNMP traps. d. Enter a one-word name for the node in the Name fi eld.
F-5 4 — W arning conditi on 5 — Condition is normal but still sign ificant 6 — Informational 7 — Debug-level messages 7. Set the Host Access section to the IP address of the network management machine. a. Click the Asterisk ( * ) to select the Address field and enter a valid IP addr ess.
F-6 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Adding an SNMP T ra p Destination Click on a r ow that beings with an asterisk (*). When you cli ck on the row , a new trap destination is created, and default values appear in the columns.
F-7 SNMP Softw are Packages SNMP Softw are P ackages McDA T A has verified that the fo llowing SNMP softwar e packages will compile the MIBs correctly: • SimpleS oft Simple T ester v8.0 .0 • Castle Rock Computing V ersion 5.0.4d • Epilogue T echnology Emis sary SNMP MIB Compiler V ersion 7 • JDMK MibGen (Sun Micr osystems) V ersion 4.
F-8 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide SNMP Softw are Pac kages.
G-1 G Resetting the System to F actor y Defaults This appendix pr ovides instructions f or resetting the system to the factory default settings usin g the sysclean command. Ov er view of the Sysc lean Command The sysclean command is used to r estore the system to factory defaults, this allows fo r complete re-configuration.
G-2 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Using the Sysclean Command 2. Issue the abort command to bring the UltraNet Edge 300 0 to the prom level. Pr ess ENTER as soon as the prom pr ompt is displayed to stop the boot pr ocess at the prom level.
G-3 Using the Sysclean Command * CNT Edge - Firmware Build #812 * * Copyright 2001, Computer N etwork Technology, Inc. * **************************** ************************* Copying ROM to RAM.... done Uncompressing kernel.... don e. Starting vxWorks.
G-4 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Using the Sysclean Command deleting file /dsk/cnt/configs/active/SLOT 01/CFG/CNTGLOBA deleting file /dsk/cnt/configs/active/SLOT 01/CFG/TIMESERV de.
H-1 H Manual Configuration of the Initial IP Settings This procedur e should only be used to initially configu r e the IP settings. This is only necessary when the PC which has UltraNet ConfigManager installed on it, is not able to be on the same subnet as the UltraNet Edge 3000.
H-2 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Manually Configure the Maintenance IP P ort using the Command Line Interface 10. Set up the terminal emulator on the PC to communicate with the UltraNet Edge 3000. Use the following parameters for the terminal emulator: 1 1.
H-3 Update UltraNet Conf igManager with the Manual Con figurations NOTE: See the appr opriate configuration chapter or the UltraNet ConfigManager Tu t o r i a l for instructions on configuring your entire network using UltraNet Config Manager .
H-4 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Update UltraNet Conf igManager with the Manual Co nfigurations 4. Click the Static Routes tab to set the Default Gateway for the Maintenance Port IP . 5. Click inside the Gateway field and enter the Gateway addres s for the Maintenance Port IP .
H-5 Update UltraNet Conf igManager with the Manual Con figurations A warning message will pr ompt you because the UltraNet ConfigManager application recognizes you di d not configure the Maintenance Port IP using the S et Initial Config option.
H-6 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Update UltraNet Conf igManager with the Manual Co nfigurations.
I-1 I Using the Spantree P or tfast Command f or Cisco Routers This appendix pr ovides informat ion about the spantree portfast command for Cisco r outers. When a W AN link g oes down an d comes back up quickly , the virt ual circuit may take from 30 to 90 seconds to r e-establish its elf.
I-2 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Issuing the Spantree Portfast Command The following example demonstrates how to enable the spanning-tree port fast-start feature on a port 2 of mod.
J-1 J Configuration W or ksheets This appendix pr ovides worksheets and guidelines for planning and recor ding network configurations. Configuration W orksheets T wo configuration worksheets are pr ovided: • A worksheet for IP network configurations.
J-2 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Configuration W orksheets IP Configuration W or ksheet Complete both rows labeled 1x1 and 2x2 if you are configuring a 2x2. See Figure for an example, along with the relations hip to the ha rd wa re co n fi g ur a ti o n.
J-3 Configuration W orksheets Figure J-1 Sample IP W orksheet, and Relationship to Har dware Configuration.
J-4 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Configuration W orksheets AT M W AN Configuration W orrksheet Complete both rows labeled 1x1 and 2x2 if you are configuring a 2x2.
J-5 Configuration W orksheets Figure J-2 Sample A TM W AN W orksheet, and Relationship to Hardw are Configuration.
J-6 UltraNet™ Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide Configuration W orksheets.
Glossar y g-1 Glossar y bandwidth The width of a communications cha nnel measured in Hertz - cycles per second. In digita l communications, bandwidth is measured in bits per second (bps). BB_Credit B uffer to B uffer Cr edit , a flow control method that maintains counters for outstanding frame s between two connected Fibre Channel hops.
g-2 Glossar y E_port E_port is an expansion port on a swit ch that is used to connect to another switch via its E_port. There are three "basic" types of fi bre channel ports; N_port, F_port, and E_port. See F_port or N_port for more information.
Glossar y g-3 Glossar y FC/IP F ibre C hannel o ver IP (FC/IP , also kno wn as F ibr e Channel tunneling or storag e tunneling ) is an Internet Protocol (IP)-based storage networking technology de veloped b y the Internet Engineering T ask Force (IETF).
g-4 Glossar y IP Abbre viation of I nternet P r otocol, pronounced as two separate letters. IP specifies the form at of packets, also called datagrams, and the addressing scheme.
Glossar y g-5 Glossar y mirr oring A fault tolerance method in whic h a b ackup data storage device maintains da ta identica l to that on the primary device and can replace the primary if it fails. N_por t N_port is a node port, or a port on a disk or computer .
g-6 Glossar y PVC Abbre viation for p ermanent v irtual c ir cuit, a virtual circuit that is permanently a vailable. The only difference between a PVC a nd a switched virtual circui t (SVC) is th at an S VC must be reestablished each time data is to be sent.
Glossar y g-7 Glossar y Storage Area Netw orking A high-speed network that establis hes a direct c onnection between storage de vices and servers, ther eby e xternalizin g storage from the the server and allo wing informatio n to be shared among multiple host serv ers without af fecting pe rformance of the p rimary network.
g-8 Glossar y Zoning A feature in F abric switches or hubs that allow se gmentation of a node by ph ysical por t, name, or address..
Index i-1 A AA adapter B-12 , B-14 , C-2 pinouts C-2 abort button 2-14 adapters AA B-14 , C-2 DB C-2 EE B-14 , C-3 air flow specifications A-3 alphanumeric messa ges window 2-13 B batchin g MTU 3-1 4 .
UltraNet Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide i-2 Index setting the delivery properties 5-25 , 6-27 , 7-30 , 8-31 , 9-43 viewing logs 5-28 , 6-30 , 7-34 , 8-35 , 9-46 design criteria ATM/POS 3-5 Ether.
i-3 Index Index flash drive diagnostic pr ogram 13-29 Frame Level CRC 3-12 front panel contro ls 2-13 interfaces 2-13 LEDs 2-13 switches 2-13 G Gigabit Ethernet features 1-5 specifications C-6 transce.
UltraNet Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide i-4 Index cabling B-10 specific ations C-8 transceivers B-10 operation envir onment specifications A-3 P password Edge 1-7 WebView 11 - 1 2 payload matchi.
i-5 Index Index when is it required 9-5 Switch WWN Proxy 3-10 enable 7-27 switches 2-13 sysclean command G-1 T tape backup 1-3 , 10-1 T ape Pipelining batching D-3 benefits 1-3 configuring custom chas.
UltraNet Edge Stor age Router 3000 User Guide i-6 Index.
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