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2. Activity LED
Serial port
The mpx100/100b is equipped with an RS-232 serial port for maintenance purposes. The serial port
location is shown in Figure 20, and is labeled IOIOI. You can manage the mpx100/100b through
the serial port using the CLI.
Figure 20 Serial port
.
The serial port is connected using a standard 8-wire Ethernet cable and the supplied dongle to convert
the Ethernet RJ–45 connector to a female DB9 connector. Refer to Table 14 for definitions of the serial
port pins for both the mpx100's/100b's RJ–45 connector and the dongle DB9 connector.
Table 14 Serial port pin definition
Descriptionmpx100/100b RJ–45 pin num-
ber
Dongle DB9 pin number
Data carrier detect (DCD)51
Receive data (RxD)62
Transmit data (TxD)33
Data terminal ready (DTR)2 & 74
Signal ground (GND)45
Data set ready (DSR)56
Request to send (RTS)17
Clear to send (CTS)88
Ring indicator (RI)N/C9
Installation and maintenance
This section describes how to install and configure the mpx100/100b. It also describes how to update
new firmware and recover a disabled mpx100/100b.
For the mpx100/100b hardware installation, see “Installing and upgrading EVA iSCSI
connectivity” on page 41.
EVA iSCSI Connectivity User Guide 57
- HP StorageWorks 1
- Contents 3
- About this guide 17
- Rack stability 19
- HP technical support 19
- Subscription service 19
- Other HP websites 20
- FC1 FC2 GE1 25
- FC1 FC2GE2 GE2 25
- Hardware support 26
- Software support requirements 27
- Security 30
- Business Copy 30
- Hardware 31
- 1EVA storage system 31
- 2mpx100/100b 31
- Operating systems supported 32
- Network teaming 34
- Windows requirements 34
- OpenVMS hardware requirements 36
- OpenVMS software requirements 36
- Supported IP network adapters 39
- IP network requirements 40
- Adds a second mpx100 42
- Rack mounting the mpx100/100b 46
- Starting the mpx100/100b 48
- StorageWorks Command View EVA 48
- 4 Configuring the mpx100/100b 51
- Chassis controls 52
- Maintenance button 53
- FC ports 54
- Transceivers 55
- Management Ethernet port 56
- Installation and maintenance 57
- Power requirements 58
- Environmental conditions 58
- Configuring the server 58
- Configuring the mpx100/100b62 62
- Configuring the mpx100/100b 63
- Configuring the mpx100/100b68 68
- Assigning device names 82
- Target bindings 84
- Mounting file systems 84
- Unmounting file systems 84
- Accessing iSCSI disks 88
- Configuring TCP/IP services 93
- Configuring VLANs 93
- Configuring target discovery 93
- Starting the iSCSI Initiator 95
- Stopping the iSCSI Initiator 96
- Overview 97
- The mpx100/100b perspective 98
- Figure 50 Add Features page 103
- Managing multipathing 114
- MPxIO overview 116
- Preparing the host system 117
- Enabling MPxIO 120
- Displaying path information 122
- Manual path switching 124
- Disk Arrays 125
- HPDM Multipath restrictions 126
- View EVA 129
- Command View EVA 129
- 8 iSCSI Boot from SAN 131
- QLogic iSCSI Host Bus adapter 132
- QLogic BIOS Readme 133
- Upgrade License 135
- License with mpx Manager GUI 136
- 6. Click OK 138
- A Command line interface 139
- Admin command 140
- Beacon command 141
- Date command 141
- Clear command 142
- FRU command 142
- Help command 143
- Command line interface144 144
- History command 146
- Image command 146
- Initiator command 147
- Logout command 148
- LUNmask command 148
- Password command 149
- Ping command 150
- Quit command 150
- Reboot command 150
- Reset command 151
- Save command 151
- Set command 152
- Set CHAP command 152
- Set FC command 153
- Set Features command 154
- Set iSCSI command 154
- Set iSNS command 155
- Set MGMT command 155
- Set NTP command 156
- Set Properties command 156
- Set SNMP command 156
- Set System command 157
- Set VLAN command 157
- Show command 157
- Show Chap command 158
- Show Features command 159
- Show Logs Command 159
- Show LUNinfo command 159
- Show Perf command 159
- Show Properties command 160
- Show System command 160
- Show MGMT command 161
- Show iSCSI command 161
- Show FC command 162
- Show Initiators command 162
- Show iSNS command 164
- Show LUNs command 164
- Show LUN Mask command 165
- Show NTP command 166
- Show SNMP command 167
- Show Stats command 168
- Show Targets command 171
- Show VLAN command 172
- Target command 172
- Chassis diagnostics 173
- Heartbeat LED blink patterns 174
- Initiator 176
- HP Command View EVA refresh 178
- C Log data 179
- Error log messages 181
- Application modules 182
- DescriptionMessage 183
- Log messageID 183
- Fibre Channel driver 187
- User modules 188
- Fatal log messages 191
- Description 192
- FC driver 193
- SNMP properties 195
- SNMP trap configuration 196
- Management Information Base 196
- Network port table 197
- QsrNwPortEntry 198
- FC port table information 200
- Sensor table 202
- QsrSensorEntry 203
- Notifications 204
- Agent shutdown notification 205
- Agent startup notification 205
- FC port down notification 206
- Sensor notification 206
- Generic notification 206
- E Setting up authentication 207
- CHAP restrictions 208
- Setting up authentication210 210
- Setting up authentication212 212
- Setting up authentication214 214
- CHAP during normal session 216
- Setting up authentication218 218
- Regulatory compliance 223
- Laser device 224
- Class A equipment 225
- European Union notice 225
- BSMI notice 225
- Battery replacement notice 226
- Power cords 227
- Japanese power cord statement 228
- Glossary 229
- Glossary230 230
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