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CAUTION:
To properly ventilate the system, you must provide at least 7.6 centimeters (3.0 inches) of clearance
at the front and back of the device.
CAUTION:
Schedule physical configuration changes during periods of low or no activity. If the system is performing
rebuilds, RAID migrations, array expansions LUN expansions, or experiencing heavy I/O, avoid
physical configuration changes such as adding or replacing hard drives or hot-plugging a controller
or any other component. For example, hot-adding or replacing a controller while under heavy I/O
could cause a momentary pause, performance decrease, or loss of access to the device while the new
controller is starting up. When the controller completes the startup process, full functionality is restored.
CAUTION:
Before replacing a hot-pluggable component, ensure that steps have been taken to prevent loss of
data.
X9300 Network Storage Gateway Administrator Guide 141
- HP StorageWorks 1
- X9300 Network Storage Gateway 1
- Administrator Guide 1
- DescriptionSoftware 2
- DateEdition 2
- Contents 3
- 1 Product description 9
- HP X9000 Software features 10
- Product description12 12
- 2 Getting started 13
- Management interfaces 14
- System Status 15
- Cluster Overview 16
- Navigator 16
- Customizing the GUI 17
- Using the CLI 18
- X9000 client interfaces 18
- X9000 Software manpages 19
- Changing passwords 19
- Getting started20 20
- Network and VIF guidelines 21
- Creating a bonded VIF 21
- Configuring NIC failover 22
- Example configuration 22
- 4 Configuring failover 25
- Cluster high availability 26
- Setting up automated failover 27
- Identifying power sources 28
- Sample scenario 31
- Identifying standbys 32
- Setting up a monitor 32
- Setting up HBA monitoring 33
- Displaying HBA information 34
- Viewing a summary report 35
- Viewing a detailed report 36
- Setting up SNMP notifications 38
- Configuring the SNMP agent 39
- Configuring trapsink settings 40
- Defining views 41
- Configuring groups and users 41
- 6 Configuring system backups 43
- [-z NUMSESSIONS] 44
- Configuring system backups44 44
- NDMP process management 45
- NDMP events 46
- How hostgroups work 47
- Creating a hostgroup tree 47
- and implement Tuning 1 48
- Viewing hostgroups 49
- Deleting hostgroups 49
- Other hostgroup operations 49
- Monitoring cluster events 51
- Monitoring cluster health 52
- Health check reports 53
- Passed or Warning result 54
- Viewing logs 55
- 9 Maintaining the system 57
- Starting the system 58
- Migrating segments 60
- Migrating specific segments 61
- Maintaining the system62 62
- Maintaining networks 63
- Preferring network interfaces 65
- Making network changes 66
- Deleting a network interface 67
- DescriptionField 68
- Backing up the configuration 69
- Performing the migration 69
- Automatic upgrades 75
- Manual upgrades 76
- Standard online upgrade 77
- Standard offline upgrade 79
- Agile online upgrade 81
- Agile offline upgrade 85
- Upgrading Linux X9000 clients 88
- Automatic upgrade fails 89
- 12 Licensing 91
- Licensing92 92
- 13 Upgrading firmware 93
- Upgrading firmware94 94
- 14 Troubleshooting 95
- Support ticket states 96
- Configuring shared ssh keys 97
- Software services 98
- Failover 98
- Windows X9000 clients 99
- Troubleshooting100 100
- 15 Replacing components 101
- Replacing a system board 102
- Replacing a NIC adapter 103
- Replacing a Fibre Channel HBA 104
- Replacing components106 106
- Starting the recovery 107
- Type dialog box 118
- Contacting HP 123
- Related information 123
- Rack stability 124
- Customer self repair 124
- Component diagrams 125
- DescriptionItem 126
- PCI slotPCIe cardServer 127
- Cabling diagrams 128
- B Spare parts list 129
- 1 GbE (AW539B) 130
- 10 GbE spare parts 132
- 10 GbE/IB (AW540B) 133
- IB (AW541A) 134
- Base rack (AW546A) 135
- C Warnings and precautions 137
- Rack warnings and precautions 138
- Warnings and precautions140 140
- Warnings and precautions142 142
- Class A equipment 143
- Class B equipment 143
- Laser compliance 144
- European Union notice 145
- BSMI notice 146
- Japanese notice 146
- Korean notice (A&B) 146
- Battery Replacement notice 147
- Power cords 147
- Japanese Power Cord notice 148
- Electrostatic discharge 148
- Czechoslovakian notice 149
- Danish notice 149
- Dutch notice 149
- English notice 150
- Estonian notice 150
- Finnish notice 150
- French notice 151
- German notice 151
- Greek notice 151
- Hungarian notice 152
- Italian notice 152
- Latvian notice 152
- Lithuanian notice 153
- Polish notice 153
- Portuguese notice 153
- Slovakian notice 154
- Slovenian notice 154
- Spanish notice 154
- Swedish notice 155
- Glossary 157
- Glossary158 158
- Fibre Channel node process 159
- Glossary160 160
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