02 OIF032007 OceanStor V3 Deployment and Configuration ISSUE 1.00

Objectives
l  After completing this course, you will be able to know:

p  Hardware installation process of HUAWEI OceanStor V3
p  Cabling of HUAWEI OceanStor V3
p  Power-on of HUAWEI OceanStor V3
p  Configuration of HUAWEI OceanStor V3
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Contents
1.  Device cabling
2.  Device power-on
3.  Basic service configurations
1. Device cabling
1.1 Port description
1.2 Connecting a ground cable to a device
1.3 Connecting disk enclosures
1.4 Connecting host ports to application servers
1.5 Connecting management network ports to the maintenance
terminal
1.6 Connecting DC power cables
1.7 Verifying installation and cabling
Note: You can use Huawei storage product network assistant to obtain more
information.
To obtain Huawei storage product network assistant, go to:
http://support.huawei.com/onlinetool/datums/nettool/index.en.jsp

1.1 Cable connection ports (on a 2 U
controller enclosure)
1.1 Cable connection ports (on a 2 U
disk enclosure) Cont.
1.2 Connecting a ground cable to a
device
1.3 Connecting disk enclosures (5500
V3)
1.4 Connecting host ports to
application servers
l  If 1 Gbit/s iSCSI host ports or the network ports on application servers (or
switches) are not in adaptive mode, the controller enclosures and application
servers must be connected through crossover cables. Otherwise, they may not be
able to communicate with each other.
1.5 Connecting management network
ports to the maintenance terminal
1.6 Connecting AC power cables
Use a retention clip to

secure the AC power
cable.
1.7 Verifying installation and cabling
[Verifying installation]
Check Item Normal Abnormal
Controller enclosure •  The controller enclosure sits stably on the •  The controller enclosure slants or
guide rails without any displacement. is displaced.
Disk enclosure
•  Screws are tightened securely. •  Screws are loose or not installed.
[Verifying cabling]
Check Item Normal Abnormal
Ground cable, optical
fiber, mini SAS HD
cable, network cable, The cable is securely fastened in the port. The cable is loose or disconnected.
serial cable
•  AC power cables are connected to •  AC power cables are connected to

different external power supplies for the same external power supply.
AC power cable
redundancy. •  Power cables are not securely
•  Power cables are securely clipped. clipped
Contents
2.  Switch power-on
2.Device power-on
2.1 Switching on external power supplies
2.2 Pressing power buttons on controller enclosures
2.3 Checking controller enclosure indicators
2.4 Checking disk enclosure indicators
2.1 Switching on external power
supplies
l  Switch on the external power supplies of all devices in the cabinet
in the following sequence:
Disk
enclosure
Controller
enclosure
Switch
Application
server
2.2 Pressing power buttons on
controller enclosures
5500 V3
2.3 Checking controller enclosure
indicators
5300 V3
5500 V3
2.4 Checking disk enclosure indicators
High-density
disk enclosure
Alarm indicator of the high-density
disk enclosure: off
Power indicator of the high-density

disk enclosure: steady green
Contents
2.  Device power-on
Configuring basic services
3.1 Flowchart for configuring storage space
3.2 Preparing for configurations
3.3 SAN configuration
3.4 NAS configuration
3.1 Flowchart for configuring storage
space: SAN
Start
Check before
configuration.
(1) Prepare for configuration. Log in to
DeviceManager.
Create a disk domain.
Create a storage
(2) Create storage space. pool.
Create a LUN.
Create a LUN group.
FC connection iSCSI connection
Configure an initiator.
Create a host. Create a host. If CHAP authentication is required to

Create a host group. secure iSCSI connections, configure
(3) Set up a connection. CHAP authentication.
Create a host
Configure CHAP
group.
authentication.
Create a port group. If a port is required for communication
between storage systems and application
Create a mapping view. servers, create a port group.
Use storage space by
(4) User storage space. an application server.
End Mandatory Optional
3.2 Preparing for configurations
l  Preparations include:
p  Pre-configuration check
p  Login to DeviceManager for check
l  Check that the software installation and the initial configuration

meet the configuration requirements.
3.1.1 Checking the license file
l  Log in to DeviceManager. Check whether the features included in the
license file are as purchased.
l  If different, contact Huawei technical support engineers.
To obtain the guide for apply for licenses, go to:

http://support.huawei.com/enterprise/docinforeader.action?contentId=DOC1000064535
3.1.2 Logging in to DeviceManager for
check
l  DeviceManager is an integrated storage management software program
developed by Huawei. It has been loaded to a storage system before delivery.
l  You can log in to DeviceManager on any maintenance terminal connected to the

storage system by entering the management network port IP address of the
storage system and the local or domain user name in a browser.
Note: DeviceManager provides Demo. Choose Support > Product Support > IT > Storage > Tools and
Platform > ISM-U to download it.
3.1.3 Logging in to DeviceManager
l  Step 1 Open a web browser on your maintenance terminal.
l  Step 2 In the address box, enter https://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:8088

and press Enter.
l  Step 3 (Optional) Select a login mode and language.
l  Step 4 Enter the user name, password, and verification code.
l  Step 5 Click Log In.
3.1.3 Introducing the DeviceManager
interface
Home page of DeviceManager
3.3 SAN configuration — creating a disk
domain (1)
3.3 SAN configuration — creating a disk
domain (2)
1 2
5
3.3 SAN configuration — creating a
storage pool (1)
1
2
storage pool (2)
1 2
LUN (1)
1
2
LUN (2)
1 3
2
LUN group (1)
LUN group (2)
1 3
2
host
2
1
3.3 SAN configuration —
automatically scanning for a host
1
2
3.3 SAN configuration — manually
creating a host (1)
1
2 3
4
5
6
7
8
3.3 SAN configuration — manually
creating a host (2)
host group (1)
2
1
host group (2)
1
2 3
4
5
6
3.3 (Optional) SAN configuration —
creating a port group (1)
2
1
3.3 (Optional) SAN configuration —
creating a port group (2)
1 3
2
4
5
6
mapping view (1)
2
mapping view (2)
1
2 6
3
4 8
mapping view (3)
If a port group has been created, If no port group is created, skip
perform steps 1,2, 3, and 3. steps 1,2, 3, and 3.
1 2
3 5
6
3.3 SAN configuration — scanning for
LUNs on a Windows
Windows 2003 Server is used as an example:
host (1)
6
3
1
7
4
5 Optional 8
2
3.3 SAN configuration — scanning for
LUNs on a Windows host (2)
Windows 2003 Server is used as an example:
9 11
10 12
Summary
l  Device cabling
l  Device power-on
l  Basic service configurations
Exercises
1. (True/false) On Solaris, when the service network port IP address of an application server and
the iSCSI host port IP address reside on different network segments, or two storage devices are
connected through different LANs, a route is required.
1. (Multiple-answer questions) Which of the following steps are optional during the storage space
configuration?
A.  Add a route.
B.  B. Configure the CHAP authentication.
C. Create a port group.
D. Create a disk domain.
2.(Multiple-answer questions) On which operating systems can you configure an initiator
(applicable to iSCSI connection)?
A.  Windows
B.  B. SUSE 9.0/SUSE 10.0
C.  C. Red Hat
D.  D. Solaris
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Objectives

l After completing this course, you will be able to know:

p Cabling of HUAWEI OceanStor V3

p Power-on of HUAWEI OceanStor V3

p Configuration of HUAWEI OceanStor V3

3. Basic service configurations

Use a retention clip to

• AC power cables are connected to • AC power cables are connected to

3. Basic service configurations

2.2 Pressing power buttons on controller enclosures

2.3 Checking controller enclosure indicators

2.4 Checking disk enclosure indicators

Power indicator of the high-density

3. Basic service configurations

3.3 SAN configuration

3.4 NAS configuration

Create a host. Create a host. If CHAP authentication is required to

End Mandatory Optional

p Login to DeviceManager for check

l Check that the software installation and the initial configuration

l If different, contact Huawei technical support engineers.

To obtain the guide for apply for licenses, go to:

l You can log in to DeviceManager on any maintenance terminal connected to the

l Step 2 In the address box, enter https://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:8088

l Step 3 (Optional) Select a login mode and language.

l Step 4 Enter the user name, password, and verification code.

l Step 5 Click Log In.

l Basic service configurations

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l  After completing this course, you will be able to know:

p  Cabling of HUAWEI OceanStor V3

p  Power-on of HUAWEI OceanStor V3

p  Configuration of HUAWEI OceanStor V3

3.  Basic service configurations

•  AC power cables are connected to •  AC power cables are connected to

3.  Basic service configurations

3.  Basic service configurations

p  Login to DeviceManager for check

l  Check that the software installation and the initial configuration

l  If different, contact Huawei technical support engineers.

l  You can log in to DeviceManager on any maintenance terminal connected to the

l  Step 2 In the address box, enter https://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:8088

l  Step 3 (Optional) Select a login mode and language.

l  Step 4 Enter the user name, password, and verification code.

l  Step 5 Click Log In.

l  Basic service configurations