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Galaxy G3G12 / G3G16 - Installation and Hardware Reference Manual
3 Manual Overview
2.2 Mounting G3G in a Rack........................................................................................................................34
2.3 Installing Disk Drives..............................................................................................................................36
2.4 Configuring Management and Data Cable Connections...............................................................41
2.5 Making Serial Cable Connections fig 2.4.3a....................................................................................51
2.6 Connecting the Power fig 2.4.4a.........................................................................................................52
3.0 Installation and Connectivity................................................................................................................54
3.1 Configuring the Serial Connection.......................................................................................................54
3.2 Choosing DHCP or a Static IP Address ..............................................................................................55
3.3 Setting up the Galaxy 3G with the CLI ...............................................................................................56
3.4 Setting up Galaxy 3G with the CLU fig 3.3a....................................................................................57
3.5 Creating Disk Arrays with the Galaxy Array Manager [ GAM ] ....................................................59
4.0 Management with GAM ..........................................................................................................................65
4.1 Logging into GAM fig 4.1a.....................................................................................................................65
4.2 Selecting a Language fig 4.2a .............................................................................................................67
4.3 Perusing the Interface ............................................................................................................................68
Using the Header.............................................................................................................................................68
Using Tree View...............................................................................................................................................69
Using Management View ...............................................................................................................................69
Viewing the Event Frame...............................................................................................................................69
4.4 Logging out of GAM fig 4.4a................................................................................................................71
4.5 Working with the Storage Network ......................................................................................................72
Viewing Other Subsytems.............................................................................................................................72
Updating the List of Subsystems................................................................................................................72
Logging into a Subsystem............................................................................................................................72
Hiding the Other Subsystems......................................................................................................................72
4.6 Working with Subsystems.....................................................................................................................73
Viewing Subsystem Information .................................................................................................................73
- Galaxy 3G Raid 1
- Hardware 1
- Product Manual 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Copyright 2007 18
- Disclaimer 18
- Trademarks 18
- About This Manual 19
- Revision History 19
- Who should read this manual? 19
- Warnings and Certifications 20
- MIC Statement 21
- Safety Precautions 22
- ESD Precautions 22
- Galaxy 3G Updates 23
- Conventions 24
- Section 1 25
- Introduction and Overview 25
- Galaxy Array Manager 29
- G3G12 chassis 32
- G3G16 chassis 32
- Section 2 34
- Installation / Connectivity 34
- • 2.6 35
- G3G12 bay 38
- G3G16 bay 38
- AAMUX Adapter 39
- Fibre Channel data port 1 42
- Management port 42
- Fibre Channel data port 2 42
- SAS expansion 42
- G3G12-JBD/S ] storage unit 45
- G3G12-JBD/S] storage unit 45
- Section 3 55
- • 3.4 57
- Setting system date and time 61
- Manual IP settings 61
- Automatic IP settings 61
- Exiting the CLU 62
- Logging into GAM fig 3.5a 63
- Fig 3.5a GAM Login screen 64
- Express 65
- Automatic 65
- Advanced 67
- Section 4 69
- Management with GAM 69
- Fig 4.1a GAM Login screen 70
- Fig 4.2a GAM Language select 71
- 4.3 Perusing the Interface 72
- Event Frame 73
- 4.5 Working with the S 74
- Using Tree View 75
- Using Management View 75
- Viewing the Event Frame 75
- Viewing Other Subsytems 78
- Logging into a Subsystem 78
- Hiding the Other Subsystems 78
- 4.6 Working with Subsystems 79
- Saving NVRAM Events 81
- Clearing NVRAM Events 81
- Viewing Lock Status 84
- Setting the Lock 84
- Renewing the Lock 85
- Releasing the Lock 85
- 4.7 Managing Users 86
- Making U 87
- Changing Your Own Password 88
- Creating a User 88
- Deleting a User 89
- Viewing User Sessions 89
- Logging out Other Users 89
- Making S 90
- Making C 90
- • Primary IP address 91
- • Primary subnet mask 91
- Port Setting Information 93
- Clearing Statistics 94
- Viewing SFP Information 95
- Viewing SAS Port Information 97
- Making SAS Port Settings 97
- Viewing S), try 97
- Viewing SAS Port Statistics 98
- Viewing SAS Initiators 99
- Adding a L 99
- Adding an Initiator 100
- Viewing Fand Viewing S 100
- Deleting an Initiator 100
- Viewing the LUN Map 100
- Editing a LUN Map 101
- Enabling LUN Masking 101
- Adding a LUN Map 101
- Making Email Settings 102
- Setting-up User E 102
- Making SLP Settings 103
- Making Web Server Settings 103
- Making Telnet Settings 104
- Making SNMP Settings 104
- Making CIM Settings 105
- Making Netsend Settings 106
- Deleting Netsend Recipients 107
- Changing the Startup Setting 107
- Stopping Netsend service 107
- Netsend Requirements 107
- 4.15 Updating the Firmware 110
- 4.17 Clearing Statistics 112
- Monitoring the Shutdown 113
- Monitoring the Restart 114
- Status LED 115
- Dirty Cache LED 115
- Making Controller Settings 117
- Clearing an Orphan Watermark 117
- Disk Status 118
- Drive Carrier 118
- Carriers 118
- Viewing Enclosure Topology 119
- Making E 119
- Making Enclosure Settings 119
- Viewing FRU VPD Information 119
- Battery Notes 120
- Making Buzzer Settings 121
- Testing the Buzzer 121
- Identifying a Physical Drive 122
- Making Global P 123
- 4.23 Managing Disk Arrays 126
- Creating a S 129
- Deleting a Disk Array 129
- Making D 130
- Making Disk Array Settings 130
- Creating a Logical Drive 130
- Deleting a Logical Drive 131
- Migrating a Disk Array 132
- Making B 132
- Rebuilding a Disk Array 132
- Rebuilding Manually 133
- Transitioning a Disk Array 134
- Creating a L 136
- Deleting a L 136
- Logical Drive S 137
- Initializing a Logical Drive 138
- Running Redundancy Check 139
- Scheduling an A 139
- Enabling L 140
- 4.25 Managing Spare Drives 142
- Viewing a List of P 143
- Deleting a Spare Drive 143
- Making Spare Drive Settings 144
- Running Spare Check 144
- Viewing Logical 145
- Drive Information 145
- Section 5 146
- Management with CLU 146
- 5.2 Running Quick Setup 149
- 5.3 Managing the Subsystem 150
- 4. Type in a new value 152
- 5.5 Managing the Enclosure 155
- 5.7 Managing Disk Arrays 160
- 5.8 Managing Logical Drives 167
- Making Bctivity Settings 180
- 4. Press Y to confirm 182
- 5.14 Managing Spare Drives 183
- 5.16 Managing Users 188
- 5.18 Flashing through TFTP 195
- 5.19 Clearing Statistics 196
- Section 6 202
- Maintenance 202
- Loosen the thumbscrews 208
- Electrical 209
- Remove this screw 211
- Removing the old controller 212
- Section 7 214
- Technology Background 214
- Disk Drives 216
- Data Mirror 217
- Enhanced Data Mirrors 218
- Distributed Parity 219
- Data Stripe 221
- RAID 50 Axles 222
- RAID 60 Axles 224
- RAID 60 Array 225
- 7.2 Choosing a RAID Level 226
- Advantages Disadvantages 227
- 7.3 Choosing Stripe Size 230
- 7.4 Choosing Sector Size 231
- IMPORTANT! 231
- 7.5 Cache Policy 232
- 7.6 LUN Affinity 233
- 7.7 Capacity Coercion 234
- 7.8 Initialization 235
- 7.9 Hot Spare Drive(s) 236
- 7.14 Transition 237
- 7.11 RAID Level Migration 239
- Important 240
- 7.12 Media Patrol 243
- PDM Triggers 244
- Manual Transition 246
- Section 8 247
- Troubleshooting 247
- Power / Activity 249
- Dark Green Amber 253
- Flashing 253
- 8.3 CLU Reports a Problem 254
- Viewing Runtime Events 255
- Viewing NVRAM Events 255
- 8.4 GAM Reports a Problem 257
- Blowers 260
- Controller 261
- Disk Array 261
- Drive Interface Controller 261
- Enclosure 262
- Event Log 262
- Fibre Channel 262
- Host Interface Controller 263
- Logical Drive 263
- Media Patrol 264
- Online Capacity Expansion 265
- Physical Disk 265
- PSU (Power Supply Units) 267
- PSU Fans 267
- RAID Level Migration 268
- Rebuild 268
- Redundancy Check 269
- Resource 269
- Spare Check 270
- Spare Drives 270
- Stripe Level Migration 270
- Synchronization 271
- System (Galaxy3G) 271
- Transition 271
- Watermark 272
- Warning 273
- 8.7 Incomplete Array 276
- 8.8 Physical Drive Problems 277
- 8.9 Enclosure Problems 278
- Overheating 279
- ˚F (35˚C) where the 279
- Power Supplies 280
- Battery 281
- 8.11 Connection Problems 283
- Dark Amber Green 284
- Section 9 287
- Support 287
- United States 289
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