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v5
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Since 1993, over 50 million QLogic products have shipped inside servers, workstations, RAID
subsystems, tape libraries, disk and tape drives. These products were delivered to small, medium
and large enterprises around the world. Powering solutions from leading companies like Cisco,
Dell, EMC, Fujitsu, Hitachi, HP, IBM, NEC, Network Appliance, Quantum, StorageTek and Sun
Microsystems, the broad line of QLogic controller chips, host bus adapters, network switches
and management software move data from storage devices through the network fabric to servers.
A member of the S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100, QLogic was named to the following during fiscal year
2004: (i) Fortune's 100 Fastest Growing Companies list for the fourth consecutive year; (ii)
Forbes' Best 200 Small Companies for the fifth consecutive year; and (iii) Business Week's list
of 100 Hot Growth Companies. For more information visit www.qlogic.com.
Recent accolades include:
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SAN Configuration Guide HDS Storage
SAN Configuration Guide HDS Storage
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SAN Configuration Guide
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W W W. Q L O G I C . C O M
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QLOGIC PRESS
QLogic SAN Configuration Guide for
HDS Storage
Version 5.0
Copyright © 2003-2005 QLogic Corporation. All rights reserved.
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you may use along with QLogic products. These Partners include, but are not limited to, HDS, Sun, and Microsoft. The inclusion of
the Partners' products on an interoperability list is not a guarantee that they will work with the other designated storage products. In
addition, not all software and hardware combinations created from compatible components will necessarily function properly together.
The Partners do not provide service or support for the non-Partner products listed, but does not prohibit them from being used
together with their storage products. During problem debug and resolution, the Partners may require that hardware or software additions be removed from products to provide problem determination and resolution on the supplied hardware/software. For support
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Table of Contents
Introduction ............................................................................................................... 9
Statement of Support ............................................................................................. 11
Test Philosophy ...................................................................................................... 13
Application-Level Interoperability Test..................................................................................... 13
Device-Level Interoperability ..................................................................................................... 13
Server Interoperability ............................................................................................................ 13
Storage Interoperability .......................................................................................................... 13
Application Device-Level Interoperability................................................................................ 13
Tested SAN Configurations ....................................................................................................... 14
Single-Switch Configuration: SANbox2-64 ............................................................................. 14
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5200 ................................................................................... 15
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5602 and SANbox 5200..................................................... 15
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5000 Series and Brocade 3800 ......................................... 16
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5000 Series and McDATA 4500 ........................................ 16
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5000 Series and SANbox2-64 .......................................... 17
Cascade Configuration: SANbox2-64 and McDATA 4500 ..................................................... 17
Cascade Configuration: SANbox2-64 and Brocade 3800 ...................................................... 18
Driver and Firmware Levels ................................................................................... 19
QLogic SANblade HBAs ............................................................................................................. 19
Switches....................................................................................................................................... 19
Hitachi Data Systems Storage ................................................................................................... 19
Application Software .................................................................................................................. 20
Operating Systems ..................................................................................................................... 20
SAN Setup and Configuration .............................................................................. 21
Server Configuration .................................................................................................................. 22
Fibre Channel HBAs Overview ............................................................................................... 22
Assumptions ........................................................................................................................... 22
Installing SANsurfer Management Suite................................................................................. 23
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Configuring the Server on Windows ....................................................................................... 30
Installing the Windows Driver........................................................................................... 30
Configuring the HBA on Windows.................................................................................... 34
Configuring the Server on Solaris........................................................................................... 37
Installing the Solaris HBA Driver ...................................................................................... 37
Configuring the HBA on Solaris ....................................................................................... 38
Configuring the Server on Red Hat ........................................................................................ 39
Installing the Red Hat Driver ............................................................................................ 39
Configuring the HBA on Red Hat ..................................................................................... 41
Storage Configuration ................................................................................................................ 45
HDS Storage Overview .......................................................................................................... 45
Assumptions ........................................................................................................................... 45
Thunder 9500 ......................................................................................................................... 46
Creating a LUN ................................................................................................................ 46
Assigning a LUN to a Port................................................................................................ 51
Configuring the Port Type ................................................................................................ 54
Lightning 9900 Series............................................................................................................. 58
Assumptions for the 9900 Series Configuration............................................................... 58
Connecting to the Unit...................................................................................................... 58
Expanding a Volume ........................................................................................................ 65
Assigning a Volume to a Port........................................................................................... 67
Lightning 9900V Series .......................................................................................................... 74
Connecting to the Unit...................................................................................................... 74
Configuring the Host Type ............................................................................................... 77
Configuring the Port Type ................................................................................................ 79
Expanding a Volume ........................................................................................................ 81
Configuring LUN Security................................................................................................. 85
Storage Network Configuration ................................................................................................. 89
Fibre Channel Switches from QLogic ..................................................................................... 89
SANbox 5000 Series Stackable Switches........................................................................ 89
SANbox2-64 Switches ..................................................................................................... 89
Configuration Process ............................................................................................................ 89
Installing the SANsurfer Switch Manager ............................................................................... 90
Initial Switch Configuration ..................................................................................................... 94
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Command Line Configuration ........................................................................................ 102
Switch-Specific Configuration Steps .............................................................................. 103
SANbox 5000 Series Configuration......................................................................................... 104
Configuring Port Properties .................................................................................................. 104
Connecting Cables ............................................................................................................... 107
Configuring Zones ................................................................................................................ 108
Activating the Zone Set Manually................................................................................... 114
SANbox2-64 Configuration ...................................................................................................... 117
Configuring Port Properties .................................................................................................. 117
Connecting Cables ............................................................................................................... 121
Configuring Zones ................................................................................................................ 122
Activating the Zone Set Manually................................................................................... 128
Index....................................................................................................................... 131
QLogic Press Review ........................................................................................... 135
QLogic Company Information ............................................................................. 137
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QLOGIC SAN CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR HDS STORAGE
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Introduction
The QLogic SAN Configuration Guide for HDS Storage is a comprehensive resource for developers and
consultants interested in deploying QLogic solutions.
How to Use This Guide
This guide provides detailed solution configurations and interoperability information, which allow you to
deploy a QLogic-powered SAN. Updated versions of this guide can be downloaded from the QLogic
website at: http://www.qlogic.com/interopguide.
End-to-end interoperability not only includes switches, host bus adapters (HBAs), and storage products; it
also extends to the component level. Therefore, this guide includes detailed information outlining the exact
configurations tested by QLogic and the procedures necessary to deploy a SAN.
For More Information
Since 1993, more than 50 million QLogic products have shipped inside storage solutions from Cisco, Dell,
EMC, HP, IBM, NEC, Network Appliance, and Sun Microsystems. In 2004, QLogic was named to Fortune
magazine’s 100 Fastest Growing Companies and Forbes magazine’s Best 200 Small Companies lists.
Additional QLogic resources can be found at the following locations:
Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters
http://www.qlogic.com/products/fc_san_hostadapers.asp
Fibre Channel Switches
http://www.qlogic.com/products/fc_san_switchs.asp
QLogic Technical Support
http://www.qlogic.com/support/
Interoperability Guides from QLogic Press
http://www.qlogic.com/interopguide/
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Introduction
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Statement of Support
QLogic understands the unique needs and complexities of each and every SAN. As a result, the QLogic
SANtrack™ Service and Support Program provides customers with a flexible way to create a unique
service and support package designed specifically to meet your distinct business requirements.
QLogic switch products allow a wide range of organizations to exploit the power of a SAN. Whether it's a
fast growing small firm implementing a network with 10-20 devices or a Fortune 100 Corporation creating a
large infrastructure with thousands of devices, QLogic SANtrack Service and Support Program effectively
addresses either set of business requirements.
The SANtrack Service and Support Program is a diverse offering of a range of services including: Select
and Prime service plans, Pre-Install Analysis, Installation, On-Site and Spare Upgrades. Customers may
choose among the services that best meet the demands of their business. Most importantly, customers are
assured complete satisfaction since QLogic and its qualified partners fully guarantee all products and
services.
NOTE: For additional information on support, please see the QLogic website at:
http://www.qlogic.com/support/warranty_santrack.asp.
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Statement of Support
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Test Philosophy
The QLogic SAN configuration test philosophy is broken down into two test levels:
Application-level interoperability
Device-level interoperability
Application-Level Interoperability Test
The application-level interoperability test ensures that applications such as backup/restore, LAN-free
back-up, serverless backup, and server clustering will run as designed on a combinations of hardware
components that are representative of customer configurations. At this level, the hardware configurations
are, for the most part, complex and can involve numerous devices that differ by type, vendor and operating
system. Since the objective of this test is to determine the feasibility of typical customer SAN solutions, not
every function of the application can be tested. While the application-level interoperability test addresses
the major functions of the application, successful completion of the test does not guarantee full
interoperability. However, it does provide a reasonably high level of confidence that the application will
function well in most SAN solution scenarios.
Device-Level Interoperability
The device-level and system integration test verifies functionality of the device with additional hardware
and software. The interoperability and system integration test ensures conformance with the ANSI Fibre
Channel (FC) standards and interoperability between servers and storage.
Server Interoperability
This ensures there are no problems between the HBA and the server. Potential problems, which may be
found in this testing, include incompatibility between the HBA and server PCI chipsets, and conflicts
between the HBA driver/BIOS setting and drivers/BIOS setting of other installed devices/adapters in the
server.
Storage Interoperability
Storage devices such as disk arrays and tape devices are tested with SAN hardware and HBAs. This
ensures compatibility between the end device and SAN hardware. Potential problems that may be found
include improper LIP handling, AL_PA and Worldwide Name problems, jitter, and so on.
Application Device-Level Interoperability
The application device-level interoperability test ensures coexistence with the operating system
environment and typical user shrink-wrapped software. It also ensures that the software works with the
applicable hardware. In the case of a Windows environment, the component should have successfully
completed all applicable Microsoft Hardware Certification program tests.
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Tested SAN Configurations
Single-Switch Configuration: SANbox2-64
Tested SAN Configurations
The following SAN illustrations show several different configurations and components certified by QLogic.
Your configuration details may differ.
NOTE: For information on multi-vendor switch configuration, please see the Switch Interoperability Guide
at http://www.qlogic.com/interopguide.
Single-Switch Configuration: SANbox2-64
HDS 9xxx
SANbox2-64
QLA23xx
Tape Library
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Tested SAN Configurations
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5200
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5200
HDS 9xxx
SANbox 5200
QLA23xx
Tape Library
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5602 and SANbox 5200
HDS 9xxx
SANbox 5602
QLA23xx
Tape Library
SANbox 5200
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Tested SAN Configurations
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5000 Series and Brocade 3800
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5000 Series and Brocade 3800
HDS 9xxx
SANbox 5200, 5202, or 5602
QLA23xx
Tape Library
Brocade 3800
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5000 Series and McDATA 4500
HDS 9xxx
SANbox 5200, 5202, or 5602
QLA23xx
Tape Library
McDATA 4500
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Tested SAN Configurations
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5000 Series and SANbox2-64
Cascade Configuration: SANbox 5000 Series and SANbox2-64
HDS 9xxx
SANbox2-64
QLA23xx
Tape Library
SANbox 5200, 5202, or 5602
Cascade Configuration: SANbox2-64 and McDATA 4500
HDS 9xxx
SANbox2-64
QLA23xx
Tape Library
McDATA 4500
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Tested SAN Configurations
Cascade Configuration: SANbox2-64 and Brocade 3800
Cascade Configuration: SANbox2-64 and Brocade 3800
HDS 9xxx
SANbox2-64
QLA23xx
Tape Library
Brocade 3800
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Driver and Firmware Levels
The following driver and firmware levels were used during QLogic certification testing. See the QLogic
website for the latest drivers, software, and manuals: http://www.qlogic.com/support/drivers_software.asp.
NOTE: When visiting the website, be sure to choose the information specific to HDS / QLogic products, as
support levels may be different from the latest QLogic released versions. For HDS storage, verify
currently supported driver and firmware levels for SAN components by contacting HDS Technical
Support.
QLogic SANblade HBAs
Model
QLA2310
QLA2340
QLA2342
Windows 2000
Windows 2003
(SCSI 32-bit)
Windows 2003
(STOR 32-bit)
Red Hat 3.0
(32-bit)
9.0.1.12 or above
9.0.1.12 or above
9.0.1.12 or above
9.0.1.12 or above
9.0.1.12 or above
9.0.1.12 or above
9.0.1.17 or above
9.0.1.17 or above
9.0.1.17 or above
7.03.00 or above
7.03.00 or above
7.03.00 or above
Solaris Driver
4.06 or above
4.06 or above
4.06 or above
BIOS
1.43 or above
1.43 or above
1.43 or above
Switches
Manufacturer
Model
Firmware
SANsurfer
QLogic
SANbox 5602
5.x or above
5.x or above
QLogic
SANbox 5202
5.x or above
5.x or above
QLogic
SANbox 5200
5.x or above
5.x or above
QLogic
SANbox2-64
5.x or above
5.x or above
McDATA
See the QLogic Switch Interoperability Guide for information on supported McDATA switches.
Brocade
See the QLogic Switch Interoperability Guide for information on supported Brocade switches.
Hitachi Data Systems Storage
Model
Microcode
Lightning 9900 Series
01-19-67-00/00
Thunder 9570
0659AZ
Lightning 9900 V Series
21-06-25-00/00
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Application Software
Application Software
Application
Vendor
Version
SANsurfer™ Management Suite CD
QLogic
4.x or above
Hitachi Resource Manager
HDS
4.0 or above
Disk Array Management Program 3
HDS
10.05 or above
Operating Systems
Operating System
Version
Service Pack/Patch
Microsoft Windows
2000 Server
SP3 or above
Microsoft Windows
2003 Server
none
Red Hat
Enterprise Linux 3.0
none
Sun Solaris
8 or above
8 or above
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SAN Setup and Configuration
The following section of the QLogic SAN Configuration Guide for HDS Storage provides instructions to set
up and configure your storage, servers, and storage network. Once you have completed these steps,
additional procedures illustrate how to connect the host and storage ports to the networks and how to
validate your storage network connections.
In most cases, the SAN setup and configuration proceeds in this order:
1.
Server Configuration
2.
Storage Configuration
3.
Storage Network Configuration
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Server Configuration
Fibre Channel HBAs Overview
Server Configuration
This section walks you through the steps needed to ready your server for connection to the storage
network, including information on:
Fibre Channel HBAs from QLogic
Installing and configuring HBA drivers
Installing the HBA and switch device management application (SANsurfer Management Suite)
Configuring the HBA with appropriate settings
Once you have completed the steps in this section, you can continue to set up the storage network and
connect the server to the fabric.
Fibre Channel HBAs Overview
The award-winning QLogic SANblade 2300 Series Fibre Channel HBAs offer 2Gb performance for
demanding SANs and are available in PCI-X form factor, which is backwards compatible to PCI. QLogic
SANblade HBAs are the industry's highest-performing and most widely deployed host adapter solutions for
server, networking, storage and clustering solutions.
The SANblade 2300 Series architecture is the result of more than 15 years of progressive development
and testing. The QLogic proven architecture delivers higher overall reliability and enables advanced
functionality with its single chip integration, placing QLogic years ahead of its competitors. The SANblade
2300 also has proven interoperability with all major software applications, hardware platforms and
operating systems.
The QLogic QLA23xx HBAs tested with the HDS storage systems are:
QLA234x
QLA2310
Assumptions
The following procedures assume that:
You have installed the HBA device into the system according to specifications in the hardware
installation guide provided with the HBA. For more information, see the SANblade user manual at:
http://www.qlogic.com/support/home_resources.asp?id=76.
Your operating system and appropriate patches have been installed to meet the software and driver
requirements for all components. For information, see “Driver and Firmware Levels” on page 19.
To complete the server configuration, refer to these sections:
Installing SANsurfer Management Suite
Configuring the Server on Windows
Configuring the Server on Solaris
Configuring the Server on Red Hat
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Server Configuration
Installing SANsurfer Management Suite
Installing SANsurfer Management Suite
To install the SANsurfer Management Suite, follow these steps:
1.
Download the latest version from the Download section of the QLogic website
(http://www.qlogic.com/support/drivers_software.asp) and double click the icon to start the
installation.
2.
When the Introduction dialog displays, click Next.
3.
Read the Application Notes carefully and click Next when you’re ready:
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4.
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Select ALL GUIs and ALL Agents and click Next.
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5.
Edit the path where you want to install the software or click Choose and browse to the location.
Click Next:
b
If you are installing on Red Hat, proceed to step 8.
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6.
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On Windows only, select the Shortcut Profile you wish to use and click Next:
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7.
On Windows only, check create desktop icon if you wish, and click Next:
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8.
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Review the Pre-Installation Summary and click Install when you’re ready:
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Installing SANsurfer Management Suite
9.
When the Default QLogic Failover Enable/Disable dialog box displays, click Next.
NOTE: This feature may be enabled through SANsurfer at a later date.
10.
Click Done when the installation process completes.
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Server Configuration
Configuring the Server on Windows
Configuring the Server on Windows
The following sections illustrate how to perform the server configuration tasks on Windows:
Installing the Windows Driver
Configuring the HBA on Windows
Installing the Windows Driver
The QLA23xx HBAs are plug-and-play devices automatically detected by Windows.
1.
Download the latest driver from the Download section of the QLogic website
(http://www.qlogic.com/support/drivers_software.asp) and extract them.
2.
Windows detects the newly installed device, then displays the Found New Hardware Wizard
message. Click Next to begin the driver installation.
3.
When prompted, select Search for a suitable driver for my device (recommended) and click Next.
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4.
Check Specify a location and click Next:
5.
Browse to the directory containing the driver and click OK:
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Configuring the Server on Windows
6.
When the Driver Files Search Results display, click Next:
7.
Click Finish to complete the installation.
Windows 2000 HBA Pseudo LUN Driver
For Windows 2000 only, you must also install the pseudo LUN driver. Windows 2000 detects the newly
installed device automatically.
1.
Click Next to begin the driver installation from the Found New Hardware Wizard message.
2.
When prompted, select Search for a suitable driver for my device (recommended) and click Next.
3.
Check Specify a location and click Next.
4.
Browse to the directory containing the driver and click OK.
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5.
When the Driver Files Search Results display, click Next:
6.
Click Finish to complete the installation.
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Configuring the HBA on Windows
To configure the QLogic HBA on Windows, follow these steps:
1.
Launch SANsurfer.
2.
From the SANsurfer FC HBA Manager, click Connect on the toolbar:
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3.
From the Connect to Host dialog, select the host from the list and click Connect:
4.
From the SANsurfer FC HBA Manager window:
a. Select the port to configure from the FC HBA list on the left.
b. Click the Settings tab on the right.
c. Select the desired port settings.
d. Click Save.
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5.
Enter the Password in the Security Check dialog box:
NOTE: The default password is "config”. Contact your System Administrator if the password was
changed.
6.
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Click OK to close the NVRAM Save confirmation message.
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Configuring the Server on Solaris
The following sections describe how to configure the server on Red Hat:
Installing the Solaris HBA Driver
Configuring the HBA on Solaris
Installing the Solaris HBA Driver
1.
Install the QLA23xx HBA.
2.
Power up the computer.
3.
Download the latest driver from the HDS-specific page in the Download section of the QLogic
website (http://www.qlogic.com/support/drivers_software.asp) and uncompress the file using the
uncompress command.
4.
Follow the example below to install the driver:
sodium:/qlogic-> uncompress qla2300_pkg_v406.Z
sodium:/qlogic->pkgadd -d ./qla2300_pkg_v406
The following packages are available:
1 QLA2300-1
QLogic QLA2300 driver
(sparc) Solaris 2.6, Rev=4.06
2 QLA2300-2
QLogic QLA2300 driver
(sparc) Solaris 7, Rev=4.06
3 QLA2300-3
QLogic QLA2300 driver
(sparc) Solaris 8-9, Rev=4.06
4 QLSDMLIB
QLogic SDM Library
(sparc) Solaris 7-8-9, Rev=2.02
5 QLSDMLIB6
QLogic SDM Library
(sparc) Solaris 2.6, Rev=2.02
6 scfx2-6
QLogic SANblade Control FX (HBA Configuration Utility)
(sparc) Solaris 2.6, 7 Rev=1.18
7 scfx2-8
QLogic SANblade Control FX (HBA Configuration Utility)
(sparc) Solaris 8-9 Rev=1.18
Select package(s) you wish to process (or 'all' to process
all packages). (default: all) [?,??,q]: 3 (choose the correct driver for your OS
version.)
Processing package instance <QLA2300-3> from </qlogic/qla2300_pkg_v406>
QLogic QLA2300 driver
(sparc) Solaris 8-9, Rev=4.06
Copyright (c) 1996-2002, by QLogic Corporation. All rights reserved.
Where do you want the driver object installed (default=/kernel/drv): <Hit Enter>
## Executing checkinstall script.
Using </> as the package base directory.
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Processing package information.
Processing system information.
Verifying disk space requirements.
Checking for conflicts with packages already installed.
Checking for setuid/setgid programs.
This package contains scripts which will be executed with super-user
permission during the process of installing this package.
Do you want to continue with the installation of <QLA2300-3> [y,n,?] y
Installing QLogic QLA2300 driver as <QLA2300-3>
## Installing part 1 of 1.
/kernel/drv/qla2300
/kernel/drv/qla2300.conf
/kernel/drv/sparcv9/qla2300
[ verifying class <none> ]
## Executing postinstall script.
Reboot client to install driver.
Installation of <QLA2300-3> was successful.
Configuring the HBA on Solaris
To configure the HBA on Solaris, the same steps described for Windows in the section, “Configuring the
HBA on Windows” (page 34).
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Configuring the Server on Red Hat
The following sections describe how to configure the server on Red Hat:
Installing the Red Hat Driver
Configuring the HBA on Red Hat
Installing the Red Hat Driver
To install the Red Hat driver, follow these steps:
1.
Download the latest driver from the Download section of the QLogic website
(http://www.qlogic.com/support/drivers_software.asp) and extract them.
2.
Verify that you have the kernel source package installed:
[root@localhost qlogic]# rpm -qa |grep kernel-source
3.
Uncompress and extract the distribution file:
[root@localhost qlogic]# tar zxvf qla2x00-v7.03.00-dist.tgz
4.
Change to the directory where you extracted the distribution file:
[root@localhost qlogic]# cd qlogic
5.
Execute the "drvrinstall" script to extract the driver:
[root@localhost qlogic]# ./drvrinstall
6.
Compile the driver and copy it to the correct system location:
[root@localhost qlogic]# make qla2300.o install
and add "SMP=1" for multiple processor systems. For example:
[root@localhost qlogic]# make qla2300.o install SMP=1
7.
Load the driver by hand:
[root@localhost scsi]# modprobe qla2300
New RAMDISK for the Red Hat Driver
If you are using Red Hat, follow these steps to create a new RAMDISK and load the driver by default.
1.
Edit /etc/modules.conf and add the following entries:
alias scsi_hostadapter# qla2300_conf
alias scsi_hostadapter# qla2300
where "#" is a unique number. For example:
alias scsi_hostadapter0 qla2300_conf
alias scsi_hostadapter1 qla2300
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2.
Change to the /boot directory:
[root@localhost etc]# cd /boot
3.
Create a new RAMDISK
[root@localhost boot]# mkinitrd -f 2.4.21-15smp_qlogic 2.4.21-15.ELsmp
where mkinitrd -f <image name> <kernel version> is the actual image name and kernel version
you are using. Be sure the image name is unique or you may overwrite an existing file.
NOTE: If you did not run this command in the /boot directory, copy your new image to the /boot
directory.
4.
Create a new entry in the bootloader to load the new RAMDISK. (We assume GRUB as it is the
default for Red Hat). For example:
title Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES (2.4.21-15.ELsmp) - QLogic Driver
root (hd1,0)
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.4.21-15.ELsmp ro root=LABEL=/
initrd /boot/2.4.21-15smp_qlogic
5.
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Reboot the server and select the new RAMDISK.
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Configuring the HBA on Red Hat
On Red Hat, follow these steps to configure the QLogic HBA:
1.
Launch SANsurfer.
2.
From the SANsurfer FC HBA Manager tab, click Connect:
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3.
From the Connect to Host dialog, select the host from the list and click Connect.
4.
From the SANsurfer FC HBA Manager window:
a. Select the desired port from the tree in the left hand frame.
b. Click the Settings tab.
c. From the Connection Options list, select the connection type to use.
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d. Select a Data Rate from the list.
e. Click Save.
5. Enter the password in the Security Check dialog box.
6. Click OK to the NVRAM Save confirmation message.
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HDS Storage Overview
Storage Configuration
This section outlines configuration procedures for the following HDS platforms:
Thunder 9500
Lightning 9900 Series
Lightning 9900V Series
For each of the HDS storage platforms, you will find step-by-step procedures for the following tasks:
Storage port configuration
Volume/LUN creation
Volume/LUN assignment
LUN security
Completing these steps will prepare the allocated storage for connection to the fabric.
HDS Storage Overview
Hitachi Data Systems is known for its information storage solutions and its alliances with industry-leading
vendors to provide for data center, systems integration, e-commerce, and enterprise process renewal
needs. For more information on HDS storage systems, refer to the HDS website at
http://www.hds.com/products_services/san/.
Assumptions
The following procedures assume that:
You have allocated storage space of suitable size for the application being used.
You have created and defined a RAID group within the storage.
Your storage system has an available port.
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Thunder 9500
The Hitachi Freedom Storage™ Thunder 9500™ provides fast, reliable storage with scalability and
performance. Use the following procedures to configure the 9500 for use with QLogic SAN components:
Creating a LUN
Assigning a LUN to a Port
Configuring the Port Type
Creating a LUN
1.
Launch the Hitachi Resource Manager application.
2.
Select the array you want to work with and choose Change Mode from the File menu.
3.
Enter the password to enter management mode and click OK.
4.
Launch the Array System Viewer by double clicking on the array icon:
5.
Click the Logical Status tab from the Array System Viewer dialog.
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6.
Select the RAID Group you wish to use from the RAID Group section:
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7.
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From the Settings menu, choose Logical Unit-Settings:
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8.
In the Logical Unit Property dialog, select a default Controller and change the logical unit Size as
needed:
9.
Click OK to the close the Message box:
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10.
Right-click on the new LUN. Select Format, Online:
11.
Click OK to format the logical unit:
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12.
Click OK to close the status message:
Assigning a LUN to a Port
1.
Launch the Hitachi Resource Manager application.
2.
Change from Normal Mode to Management Mode by selecting the array you wish work with and
selecting Change Mode from the File menu.
3.
Enter the password to enter management mode and click OK.
4.
Launch the Array System Viewer by double clicking on the array icon.
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5.
Right-click on the desired port and select Add New Host Group.
6.
Enter Host Group Name, and click OK:
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7.
When the following confirmation message displays, click OK:
8.
Expand the newly created Host Group under the port, right-click on Logical Unit, and select Modify
Mapping:
9.
Map the LUN as follows:
a. Select the newly created LUN number under the LUN column on the left.
b. Select the desired Host LUN number from the column on the right.
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c. Click the + arrow button to transfer the mapping to the Reserved Configuration column.
d. Click OK.
Configuring the Port Type
1.
Launch the Hitachi Resource Manager application.
2.
Change from Normal Mode to Management Mode by selecting the array you wish work with and
selecting Change Mode from the File menu.
3.
Enter the password to enter management mode and click OK.
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4.
Launch the Array System Viewer by double clicking on the array icon. From the Settings menu,
select Configuration Settings:
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5.
From the Parameter dialog, click the Fibre Channel tab and:
a. Select the Port you want to configure.
b. Select the Topology Information and Data Rate from the lists.
c. Click Apply.
6.
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7.
Click OK to close the Fibre Channel status message:
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Lightning 9900 Series
Lightning 9900 Series
Hitachi’s Freedom Storage™ Lightning 9900™ Series offers advanced enterprise storage systems.
Assumptions for the 9900 Series Configuration
In addition to the assumptions listed on page 45, the following procedures to configure the 9900 series
assume that:
The Fibre Channel port on the HDS system is connected to the same fabric as your host systems.
If zoning is implemented on your fabric, the port you are configuring is within the same zone as your
host systems.
To set up the 9900 series, complete the following procedures:
Connecting to the Unit
Configuring the Host Type
Configuring the Port Type
Expanding a Volume
Assigning a Volume to a Port
Configuring Security
Connecting to the Unit
1.
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2.
From the Remote Console window, click Connect:
3.
From the Connection Control window, select the desired controller and click Connect:
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4.
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After the Hitachi Resource Manager appears click LUN Manager (it may take a few moments to load):
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Configuring the Host Type
1.
From the File menu, select Off Line Mode:
NOTE: Be sure you are not running any I/O to the port you are setting offline.
2.
The Remote Console displays two warning messages. Click OK to acknowledge each one:
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3.
From the LUN Manager window, select the desired port and click Host Mode to assign the host type:
4.
From the Set Host Mode window:
a. Click the Host list
b. Select the host type (for example, Solaris or Windows 2000).
c. Click OK.
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Configuring the Port Type
1.
From the LUN Manager tab:
a. From the Port list, select the Port you want to configure.
b. Click the Fibre Parameter button:
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2.
Modify the port settings as needed in the Fibre Parameter dialog:
3.
Click OK.
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Expanding a Volume
1.
From the LUN Manager tab, select the Port you want to configure:
2.
From the LUN Manager:
a. Click the LUN Expansion Define tab.
b. From the list, select the LDEV you want to create.
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c. Click Expand.
3.
In the LUN Expansion dialog:
a. Enter the desired number of volumes in the Enter VOL count box.
b. Click OK.
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Assigning a Volume to a Port
1.
From the LUN Manager tab, select the port to configure and click Add SCSI Path:
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2.
From the Set SCSI Path Parameter - Fibre Channel window:
a. Select the Port to assign your target LUN.
b. Choose the LUN to assign the target.
c. Select the CU where the target LUN was originally created.
d. Select the LDEV ID.
e. Click Set.
3.
Repeat step 1 to include all the LUNs you want available on the selected port.
4.
Click OK when you are finished to apply the changes.
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Configuring Security
1.
To register WWNs for hosts that will have access to the LUNs you created:
a. Click the Hitachi SANtinel tab.
b. Check Use Security.
c. Select the port from the Port list.
d. Click New WWN(List).
2.
From the WWN List dialog, click the DKC tab and:
a. Expand the list and select the appropriate Port.
b. Select each WWN you want to register for the port.
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c. Click Set.
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3.
Click OK to confirm the changes:
4.
Click OK to apply the changes:
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5.
To set LUN security, from the Hitachi SANtinel tab, click Security:
6.
From the Security window,
a. Select the LUN/LUN Group you want to assign.
b. Choose one or more WWNs from the WWN/WWN Group list.
c. Click Set to move your selection to the Permitted WWN/WWN Group list.
7.
Repeat Step 2 for each LUN for which you want to assign WWNs.
8.
Click OK to apply these changes.
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9.
From the LUN Manager – Offline Mode window click OK to apply and save all your configuration
settings.
10.
Click OK at the prompt for confirmation:
11.
Click OK again to acknowledge completion:
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Lightning 9900V Series
The Hitachi Freedom Storage™ Lightning 9900™ V Series is a storage platform offering massive
consolidation. It includes the single-cabinet Lightning 9970V and multi-cabinet Lightning 9980V. Follow the
steps outlined in these sections to configure your 9900V systems:
Connecting to the Unit
Configuring the Host Type
Configuring the Port Type
Expanding a Volume
Assigning a Volume to a Port
Configuring LUN Security
Connecting to the Unit
1.
Open a web browser, connect to the Storage Navigator and select the storage unit.
NOTE: You must be running Java version 1.3.1 or higher.
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2.
Enter your User ID and Password at the Storage Navigator login window:
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3.
From the Storage Navigator, Information tab, click the View button.
4.
Click OK to confirm changing modes:
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Configuring the Host Type
1.
Click the LUN Management/LUN Security button.
2.
From the LUN Manager tab:
a. In the LU Path list, select and expand the port you want to use.
b. Right click on the host group and select Change Host Group.
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From the Change Host Group dialog, select the Host Mode from the list and click OK.
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4.
Click Apply:
5.
Click OK to confirm and apply the changes:
Configuring the Port Type
1.
From the LUN Manager:
a. Select the Port tab.
b. Select the port from the list.
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c. In the Change Port Mode group, make the desired changes and click Set:
2.
Click OK to confirm the changes:
3.
Click Apply in the Storage Navigator.
4.
Click OK at the prompt to apply changes.
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Expanding a Volume
1.
Click the LUN Expansion/Virtual LDI/LUN button.
2.
From the LUN Expansion (LUSE) tab:
a. Double-click the LDEV folder.
b. Select a CU.
c. Select an LDEV from the pull-down menu.
d. Select a size from the Volume Count list or select individual LDEVs from the Free LDEVs section
and click Add.
e. Click Set.
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3.
Click OK to confirm and apply the changes:
4.
Click Apply in the Storage Navigator.
5.
Click OK at the prompt to apply changes.
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Assigning a Volume to a Port
1.
Click the LUN Management/LUN Security button.
2.
From the LUN Manager tab:
a. Select and expand the port from the LU Path group box.
b. Select the host group in the expanded port list.
c. Select the CU and LDEV(s) from the LDEV group box.
d. Select the LUNs the host will use.
e. Click Add LU Path.
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3.
In the Check Paths dialog, verify the path information and click OK.
4.
Click Apply in the Storage Navigator.
5.
Click OK at the prompt to apply changes.
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Configuring LUN Security
1.
From the LUN Manager tab, right-click on the port and select LUN Security: OFF->ON.
2.
Click YES to confirm and proceed with the settings:
3.
Expand the port in the LU Path list.
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4.
Right-click on the host group and select Add New WWN.
5.
Select a WWN and enter a Name (optional) in the Add New WWN dialog:
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6.
Click Apply in the Storage Navigator:
7.
Click OK to confirm and apply the changes:
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Fibre Channel Switches from QLogic
Storage Network Configuration
This section provides instructions to set up and configure the QLogic Fibre Channel switches in the
SANbox 5000 Series and the SANbox2-64. Completing the configuration steps in this section prepares the
network for host and storage connections.
Fibre Channel Switches from QLogic
Deployed as standalone units or in multi-stage fabrics of any size, QLogic SANbox switches come with all
the software tools necessary to create easy-to-manage, resilient and intelligent SANs. For additional
information, see http://www.qlogic.com/products/fc_san_switchs.asp.
SANbox 5000 Series Stackable Switches
The SANbox 5000 Series switches provide the same benefits as stackable IP switches for your SAN. The
SANbox 5200 is the first switch in the new SANbox 5000 Series, providing the benefits of stackable IP
switches for your SAN. With up to sixteen 2Gb ports plus a four-pack of high-speed 10Gb ISL ports, each
5200 stackable switch provides maximum flexibility for configuring, managing and scaling SANs.
The SANbox 5602 stackable switch delivers the benefits of stackable IP switches for high performance
4Gb SANs. With up to sixteen 4Gb ports plus a four-pack of high-speed 10Gb ISL ports, each 5000 Series
stackable switch provides maximum flexibility for workgroup or enterprise class SANs.
SANbox2-64 Switches
The SANbox2-64 switches offer a scalable, highly available solution to protect the investment in your SAN
backbone. These next-generation switches bring performance, reliability and simplicity to storage
networking. The SANbox2-64 switch is designed to meet the needs of your growing enterprise.
Configuration Process
The configuration process for your SANbox switch involves three stages described in the following
sections:
Installing the SANsurfer Switch Manager
Initial Switch Configuration
Switch-Specific Configuration Steps
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Installing the SANsurfer Switch Manager
You can use the SANsurfer Switch Manager to configure both the SANbox 5000 series and the
SANbox2-64. To install the SANsurfer Switch Manager, follow these steps:
NOTE: The following steps explain how to download and install the SANsurfer Switch Manager separately
from the SANsurfer Management Suite.
1.
Download the SANsurfer Switch Manager from the Download section of the QLogic website
(http://www.qlogic.com/support/drivers_software.asp) and double-click the icon to start the
installation.
2.
From the Introduction screen, click Next:
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3.
From the Choose Install Folder screen:
a. Select an installation folder.
b. Click Next.
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4.
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5.
Review the Pre-Installation Summary and click Install to begin the installation:
6.
Click Done when the installation is complete.
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Initial Switch Configuration
Perform the following steps for either the SANbox2-64 or a SANbox 5000 Series switch:
1.
Launch SANsurfer Switch Manager.
2.
From the Initial Start Dialog:
a. Select Open Configuration Wizard.
b. Click Proceed.
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3.
From the Overview window, click Next:
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4.
From the Select Operating Mode window:
a. Select Express.
b. Click Next.
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5.
From the Network Configuration window:
a. Enter a temporary IP address and Subnet Mask.
b. Click Next.
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6.
Enter "password" into the Admin Password field and click Next.
NOTE: User authentication is enabled by default.
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7.
When the Cycle Power on Switch window displays:
a. Power on or cycle power on the switch.
b. Click Next after re-applying power to the switch.
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8.
Click Next wen the initial network configuration is complete:
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9.
Enter a new password for the Admin account and click Next:
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10.
Click Next to commit all the changes:
11.
Click Close to exit the configuration wizard:
Command Line Configuration
You can use the following serial port settings to perform the command line switch configuration:
Baud Rate: 9600
Data Bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop Bits: 1
Flow Control: None
To configure the switch from the command line, follow these steps:
1.
Log in to the switch.
2.
Enter administrator mode:
SANbox #> admin start
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3.
Start the switch setup program to configure the IP address by typing this command:
SANbox (admin) #> set setup system
4.
When the setup program runs, follow the command line instructions. For example:
A list of attributes with formatting and current values will follow.
Enter a new value or simply press the ENTER key to accept the current value.
If you wish to terminate this process before reaching the end of the list
press 'q' or 'Q' and the ENTER key to do so.
Eth0NetworkDiscovery (1=Static, 2=Bootp, 3=Dhcp, 4=Rarp) [Static ]
Eth0NetworkAddress (dot-notated IP Address) [0.0.0.0 ] <IP Address>
Eth0NetworkMask (dot-notated IP Address) [0.0.0.0 ] <Netmask>
Eth0GatewayAddress (dot-notated IP Address) [0.0.0.0 ] <Gateway>
AdminTimeout (dec value 0-1440 minutes, 0=never) [30 ]
InactivityTimeout (dec value 0-1440 minutes, 0=never) [0 ]
LocalLogEnabled (True / False) [True ]
RemoteLogEnabled (True / False) [False ]
RemoteLogHostAddress (dot-notated IP Address) [10.0.0.254 ]
NTPClientEnabled (True / False) [False ]
NTPServerAddress (dot-notated IP Address) [10.0.0.254 ]
EmbeddedGUIEnabled (True / False) [True ]
Do you want to save and activate this system setup? (y/n): [n] y
System setup saved and activated.
Switch-Specific Configuration Steps
The additional steps to configure your SANbox switch are similar, whether you use the SANbox 5000
Series or the SANbox2-64. After you install the SANsurfer Switch Manager and perform the initial switch
configuration, refer to the appropriate section for your switch:
SANbox 5000 Series Configuration
SANbox2-64 Configuration
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Configuring Port Properties
SANbox 5000 Series Configuration
The following procedures explain how to configure a SANbox 5000 series switch and verify the
connections:
Command Line Configuration
Configuring Port Properties
Connecting Cables
Configuring Zones
Configuring Port Properties
1.
From the SANsurfer Switch Manager, select Add Fabric from the Fabric menu:
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2.
From the Add a New Fabric dialog:
a. Enter a Fabric Name, IP Address, Login Name, and Password.
b. Click Add Fabric.
3.
From the SANsurfer Switch Manager – Faceplate window:
a. Select the switch you want to configure.
b. Select one or more 1/2/4Gb ports from the faceplate.
c. Select Port Properties from the Port menu.
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4.
From the Port Properties dialog:
a. Select the desired port settings.
b. Click OK.
5.
Click OK to close the Updating Port Properties message:
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Connecting Cables
1.
Connect the devices to the SANbox 5000 series switch ports you configured.
2.
Verify that the green Login LED is illuminated for each device.
3.
Launch SANsurfer Switch Manager and connect to the SANbox 5200.
4.
From the SANsurfer Switch Manager – Faceplate window, verify that all devices are listed.
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Configuring Zones
1.
Launch the SANsurfer Switch Manager and connect to the SANbox 5000 series switch.
2.
From the SANsurfer Switch Manager – Faceplate window, select Edit Zoning from the Zoning menu:
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3.
From the Edit Zoning dialog, select Create Zone Set from the Edit menu:
4.
From the Create a zone set dialog:
a. Enter a Zone Set Name.
b. Click OK.
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5.
From the Edit Zoning dialog:
a. Select the new zone set in the left frame.
b. Select Create a Zone from the Edit menu.
6.
From the Create a zone dialog:
a. Enter a Zone Name.
b. Click OK.
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7.
From the Edit Zoning dialog:
a. Expand the zone set and select the zone in the left frame.
b. Highlight the devices to add in the right frame.
c. Select Add Members from the Edit menu.
d. Click Apply.
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8.
From the Save Zoning & Error Check dialog:
a. Click Perform Error Check and verify that no errors are found.
b. Click Save Zoning.
9.
10.
If you would like to activate your new zone set now, click Yes and continue to step 10. Otherwise,
click No and skip to step 13.
Select the zone set you would like to activate and click OK:
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11.
When the zone set has been activated, click Close:
12.
Click Close to exit the Edit Zoning dialog. Skip the remaining steps if you have activated your zone.
13.
When the zone set has been saved, click Close:
14.
Click Close to exit from the Edit Zoning dialog.
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Activating the Zone Set Manually
To manually activate the zone set, follow these steps:
1.
From the SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate window, select Activate Zone Set from the Zoning
menu:
2.
Select the zone set you would like to activate and click OK:
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3.
Click OK to the Activate Zone Set message:
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SANbox2-64 Configuration
The following procedures explain how to configure the SANbox2-64 switch, verify the connections and test
your configuration:
Configuring Port Properties
Connecting Cables
Configuring Zones
Configuring Port Properties
1.
From the SANsurfer Switch Manager, select Add Fabric from the Fabric menu:
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2.
From the Add a New Fabric dialog:
a. Enter a Fabric Name, IP Address, Login Name, and Password.
b. Click Add Fabric.
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3.
From the SANsurfer Switch Manager – Faceplate window:
a. Select the switch you want to configure.
b. Select one or more 1/2/4Gb ports from the faceplate.
c. Select Port Properties from the Port menu.
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4.
From the Port Properties dialog:
a. Select the desired port settings.
b. Click OK.
5.
Click OK to close the Updating Port Properties message:
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1.
Connect the devices to the SANbox2-64 switch ports you configured.
2.
Verify that the green Login LED is illuminated for each device.
3.
Launch SANsurfer Switch Manager and connect to the SANbox2-64.
4.
From the SANsurfer Switch Manager – Faceplate window, verify that all devices are listed.
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Configuring Zones
1.
Launch the SANsurfer Switch Manager and connect to the SANbox2-64 switch.
2.
From the SANsurfer Switch Manager – Faceplate window, select Edit Zoning from the Zoning menu:
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3.
From the Edit Zoning dialog, select Create Zone Set from the Edit menu:
4.
From the Create a zone set dialog:
a. Enter a Zone Set Name.
b. Click OK.
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5.
From the Edit Zoning dialog:
a. Select the new zone set in the left frame.
b. Select Create a Zone from the Edit menu.
6.
From the Create a zone dialog:
a. Enter a Zone Name.
b. Click OK.
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7.
From the Edit Zoning dialog:
a. Expand the zone set and select the zone in the left frame.
b. Highlight the devices to add in the right frame.
c. Select Add Members from the Edit menu.
d. Click Apply.
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8.
From the Save Zoning & Error Check dialog:
a. Click Perform Error Check and verify that no errors are found.
b. Click Save Zoning.
9.
10.
If you would like to activate your new zone set now, click Yes and continue to step 10. Otherwise,
click No and skip to step 13.
Select the zone set you would like to activate and click OK:
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11.
When the zone set has been activated, click Close:
12.
Click Close to exit the Edit Zoning dialog. Skip the remaining steps if you have activated your zone.
13.
When the zone set has been saved, click Close:
14.
Click Close to exit from the Edit Zoning dialog.
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Configuring Zones
Activating the Zone Set Manually
To manually activate the zone set, follow these steps:
1.
From the SANsurfer Switch Manager Faceplate window, select Activate Zone Set from the Zoning
menu:
2.
Select the zone set you would like to activate and click OK:
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Click OK to the Activate Zone Set message:
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Index
A
overview 89
Firmware levels 19
Application device
tested interoperability 13
G
B
Guide
getting updates 9
Brocade 3800
tested configuration 16, 18
H
C
Cables
connecting to SANbox 5200 107
connecting to SANbox2-64 121
Cascade configurations 15, 16, 17, 18
Configuration
cascade 15, 16, 17, 18
Lightning 9900 Series 58
minimum storage requirements 45
network 89
SAN overview 21
SANbox 5000 Series 104
SANbox2-64 117
server overview 22
tested versions 14
D
Driver levels 19
HBAs
configuration assumptions 22
installing drivers 30
installing pseudo LUN driver 32
overview 22
HDS (Hitachi Data Systems)
storage overview 45
I
Installation
HBA drivers 30
HBA pseudo LUN driver 32
SANsurfer Management Suite 23
Solaris HBA driver 37
Interoperability
device and application 13
Introduction
QLogic resources 9
IP address
SANbox 5200 97
F
Fibre Channel HBAs
overview 22
Fibre Channel switches
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Lightning 9900 Series
changing the configuration 58
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configuration overview 58
Lightning 9900 V Series
configuration overview 74
M
McDATA 4500
tested configuration 16, 17
N
Network configuration
overview 89
P
Port properties
SANbox 5200 104
SANbox2-64 117
Q
QLA23xx
tested with XIOtech storage 22
QLogic
about 137
company information 137
contacting 138
introduction 9
SANtrack Service and Support Program 11
website resources 9
S
SAN
configuration overview 21
SANblade
overview 22
SANbox 5000 Series
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configuration overview 104
SANbox 5200
assigning IP address 97
cable connections 107
cascade configuration 15
configuration options 94
port properties 104
zone configuration 108
SANbox2-64
cable connections 121
cascade configuration 17
configuration overview 117
port properties 117
zone configuration 122
SANsurfer Switch Manager
installation 90
SANtrack Service and Support Program 11
Server
assumptions for configuration 22
configuration overview 22
tested interoperability 13
Solaris HBA driver
installing 37
Storage
assumptions for minimum requirements 45
tested interoperability 13
Storage configuration
Lightning 9900 Series 58
Switches
SANbox2-64 overview 89
T
Testing
overview and interoperability 13
Thunder 9500
Assigning a LUN to a port 51
configuration 46
Creating a LUN 46
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V
Version information
drivers and firmware 19
W
Website resources
QLogic 9
Windows
installing HBA drivers 30
Z
Zone configuration
SANbox 5200 108
SANbox2-64 122
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