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20 Installation, cabling, and setup
SCSI connection
CAUTION: SCSI ports on the network storage router are not hot-pluggable. Power off the network
storage router whenever connecting/disconnecting the SCSI cables.
The network storage router can support Fast/Ultra320 Narrow/Wide SCSI, depending on the specific
configuration. The network storage router is factory configured to support LVD/Single-Ended buses. Two
VHDCI 68-pin D-shell, P-type connectors are available, allowing the unit to be attached at the end of up to
two SCSI buses. The network storage router must always be installed at the end of SCSI buses.
The network storage router supplies termination power (TERMPWR) to each SCSI bus. An internal
self-resetting fuse in the TERMPWR resets after a fault is cleared.
CAUTION: Do not plug HVD devices to an LVD/SE bus. Failure to follow this caution may result in severe
damage to equipment.
To connect the network storage router to a SCSI bus:
1. Power off the network storage router.
2. Power off the SCSI devices on this bus.
3. Connect a SCSI cable to one of the SCSI connectors on the router. The network storage router should
always be installed at the end of the SCSI bus.
4. Make sure that the bus is terminated correctly. By default, the network storage router is automatically
terminated. However, the device at the other end of the bus must also be terminated.
Ethernet connection
A 10/100BaseT Ethernet connection provides management and configuration access. The RJ-45
connector on the unit can be directly connected to a standard 10/100BaseT Ethernet network.
NOTE: You should change the pre-filled in settings if you disable DHCP, because while they are valid
settings, a conflict occurs if more then one network storage router is on the network with these initial
settings.
Setting the IP network address is recommended, but not required, in order to configure the network
storage router from this port. The IP network address can be manually assigned or dynamically assigned
(using DHCP). The default network configuration is DHCP, but if DHCP is turned off, the initial value for
the IP address is 1.1.1.1, the Subnet is 255.255.255.0, and the Gateway is 0.0.0.0.
Depending on the network environment, you may be able to temporarily use the IP address of 1.1.1.1 to
configure the network storage router. For more about the IP network address, refer to ”Network
configuration” on page 36.
Ethernet capabilities include Telnet support for configuration and management and FTP support for other
management capabilities.
- Contents 3
- About this guide 7
- HP technical support 8
- 1Introduction 9
- Operation indicators 10
- Processing SCSI information 11
- External indicators 12
- Operating environment 12
- Non-operating environment 12
- Desktop installation 14
- Rack mount installation 14
- Connect the power cord 17
- Interfaces and connections 19
- SCSI connection 20
- Ethernet connection 20
- Serial port connection 21
- 3 Device management 23
- Discovery 24
- Logical unit management 24
- 26 Device management 26
- Configuration methods 27
- Command Line Interface 28
- Inband SCSI-3 commands 29
- Visual manager access 31
- Main menu 32
- Home page 33
- System menu 34
- Serial configuration 35
- Network configuration 36
- Active fabric configuration 37
- User security settings 38
- Real-Time Clock configuration 39
- Reset menu 40
- Ports menu 41
- SCSI bus configuration 44
- Discovery menu 45
- Mapping menu 47
- Statistics menu 49
- Utilities menu 50
- FTP utility access 51
- Trace settings configuration 52
- Event log settings 53
- Event log display 54
- Clear event log 55
- SCSI command tracking 55
- Report menu 56
- Reboot option 57
- Power-up messages 59
- Perform configuration 60
- Baud rate configuration 61
- Ethernet configuration 62
- Fibre Channel configuration 64
- Parallel SCSI configuration 67
- SCSI initiator menu 68
- Maximum SCSI bus speed menu 69
- Device mapping 70
- Adding an entry 71
- Creating an entry 72
- Remove gaps 73
- Deleting an entry 73
- Adding a host 74
- Deleting a host 75
- Editing a host 75
- Trace configuration 77
- Event configuration 78
- Real-Time clock configuration 80
- System utilities 81
- System statistics menu 82
- Channel fabric 83
- Table 6 Fibre Channel status 83
- Event Log 86
- Runtime report 86
- Diagnostics mode 87
- Get a copy of trace buffer 89
- 7Using the FTP interface 91
- 92 Using the FTP interface 92
- Updating firmware 93
- 94 Using the FTP interface 94
- 8Troubleshooting 95
- Basic verification 96
- Verify SCSI bus configuration 97
- PRLI data 98
- Running diagnostics 99
- Technical support 99
- 100 Troubleshooting 100
- APin assignments 101
- Regulatory compliance 103
- Laser device 104
- European Union notice 105
- BSMI notice 105
- Battery statement 106
- Japanese notice 106
- Korean notices 106
- C Inband SCSI-3 commands 109
- Inquiry command 110
- EVPD Page 0x80 111
- 112 Inband SCSI-3 commands 112
- Indexed addressing option 115
- SCC addressing option 115
- Network Storage Router 117
- Serial and Telnet interfaces 118
- Visual Manager 121
- Glossary 123
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