Array APV 1800/2800/5800

Quick Installation Guide

Front (APV 1800) Installation:
 Remove the APV from packaging.
 Hold the APV at the desired height within the 19”
rack and fasten the APV to rack unit at the pre-
assembled Mounting Brackets (A).
 The APV has 3 LEDs (E):
Front (APV 2800) Power (Blue) – This LED indicates power and the
active state (on/off) of the APV.
Note: In case of power interruption, the Array system
will shut down. When the power is restored, the
system will automatically reboot and restore the last
state before the shutdown. This reboot will take about
3 to 4 minutes. During this period, please do NOT
push the POWER button. Otherwise, Hard Drive
Front (APV 5800) Sectors will be damaged.
Run (Green) – This LED blinks based on CPU usage,
i.e. rapid blinking indicates higher CPU usage.
Fault (Yellow) – If this LED is lit and stays on after
initial startup, or reboot, please contact Customer
Support.
Run (Green) and Fault (Yellow) LEDs will light
after about 20-30 seconds when the APV powers up.
Rear (APV 1800/2800/5800) When the initial ArrayOS startup is complete
(roughly another 30-60 seconds), the Run (Green)
LED starts to blink, Fault (Yellow) LED turns off
and Power (Blue) LED stays on.
 To use the Fast Failover function, connect the Fast
Failover cable to either of the USB Ports (C).
Note: Fast Failover cable is only shipped with units
Legend: sold as Redundant Units.
A: Mounting Brackets B: System Console Port  Attach the power cord to the Dual Power Supply (I)
at the rear of the APV.
C: USB Ports (for Fast Failover only)
 After connecting the Power Supply, turn on the
D: IPMI Port E: LED Fault/Run/Power Indicators power by pressing the Power Button (F).
F: Power Button G: 1000Base-TX Ethernet Ports  Connect the console cable assembly (supplied) to the
H: 10G SFP+ Fiber Ports I: Dual Power Supply System Console Port (B).
J: System Fans  Set the terminal emulation software as the following:
 Emulation to VT100
Note: The IPMI Port is currently not supported.
 Baud to 9600
 Number of bits to 8
 Parity to No Parity
 Stop bit to 1
The initial USER NAME is array and the initial
PASSWORD is admin.

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 Minimum Initial Configuration:
There are three ways to connect to the APV in order to begin the configuration: Console (recommended), SSH and
Browser. If choose to set up the APV via SSH or Browser, you will need to make certain that the PC connecting to
port1 using a network cable has the network setting 192.168.1.x 255.255.255.0. Once the network settings are set on
the PC, if the WebUI is enabled, you may use a Web browser to connect to https://192.168.1.200:8888 or establish an
SSH connection to 192.168.1.200 for CLI prompt. Note that when you change the APV port1 interface IP or WebUI IP
setting, your connection to the APV will terminate and you will have to reestablish the connection with the new
network addresses.

It is recommended to establish the connection via the System Console Port (B). The APV will prompt you for a User
Privilege Password. The prompt may appear as “Array Networks Login (AN):”. If this is the first time you access the
APV, or if you have not configured a new password, then enter “array” for the user name and “admin” for the
password.

Now enter “enable” and press enter to enter enable mode. The APV will prompt for an enable mode password. If this
is the first time the administrator is logging in, the password is null; simply press enter. The prompt should now look
like: AN#.

Now enter “config terminal” and press enter to enter configuration mode. The prompt should look like this:
AN(config)#. The APV is now in configuration mode and administrators have full access to the CLI.

The CLI commands necessary to perform the minimum configuration are listed below. It is recommended that you set
port1 and port2 interfaces as well as the default route and WebUI IP and port.
ip address {system_ifname|mnet_ifname|vlan_ifname|bond_ifname} <ip_address> {netmask|prefix} [overlap]
Allows the user to set the IP address and netmask or prefix length for the system interface, MNET
interface, VLAN interface or bond interface.

ip route default <gateway_ip>

Allows the user to set the default system route.

webui ip <ip_address>
Allows the user to set the WebUI IP address. Only the IP address of system interface and the
management VIP can be configured as the WebUI IP address.
webui port <port>
Allows the user to modify the port number for accessing the WebUI. The port number must be
within the range from 1025 to 65,000. The default port number is 8888.
webui {on|off}
Allows the user to enable or disable the WebUI.

Configuration Sample:
AN(config)#ip address port1 10.10.0.2 255.255.255.0
AN(config)#ip address port2 192.168.10.1 255.255.255.0
AN(config)#ip route default 10.10.0.1
AN(config)#webui ip 10.10.0.2
AN(config)#webui port 8888
AN(config)#webui on

After completing these steps and connecting the APV to the network, administrators may now complete the
configuration directly by continuing to use the CLI or by employing the WebUI of the APV at https://10.10.0.2:8888.
For more detailed configuration information, please refer to the User Guide and CLI Handbook of the APV series
products.

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