ATTO 2500C - Manual

ATTO 2500C

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 4 – Contents
  • Page 10 – iPBridge 2500 provide storage options; The iSCSI protocol; Advanced Diagnostics:
  • Page 11 – Introduction; a web-based management; Possible storage
  • Page 12 – Dimensions; approximately 2 pounds; Environment; Operating temperature:; air enters through the slots in; Power; Internal power supply:; A rechargeable; WARNING; SCSI interface
  • Page 13 – Each Ethernet port has; Pin Description
  • Page 14 – hole pattern
  • Page 15 – Installation: ATTO iPBridge 2500C; Height of tallest component:; Operating Temperature:; Ambient air should not exceed 40°C.; User-configurable thermal sensor; for automatic; Recommended airflow:; 1 cubic feet per minute
  • Page 16 – Serial interface
  • Page 18 – Configuring the iPBridge; Additional; Installing the file
  • Page 19 – Configuration: Ethernet; Getting an IP address; Next; Status
  • Page 20 – NDMP configuration provides backup; How NDMP works
  • Page 21 – Procedure; Assign NDMP names to devices
  • Page 22 – ATTO ExpressNAV interface; Map devices automatically
  • Page 23 – Configuration: mapping NDMP
  • Page 24 – between initiators and devices as needed. Refer to; ATTO; Map devices manually
  • Page 25 – Configuration: mapping iSCSI; Multiple Target mode; If Multiple Target mode is enabled, the; CHAP; CLI commands behave differently. (Refer to; Manually configure Multiple Target mode
  • Page 26 – Exhibit 2.4-1 Examples of single and multiple target modes; Physical connections; Initiator/Host to Network
  • Page 28 – Additional configurations; Change the current user name, password; General use commands
  • Page 29 – Configuration: additional modes; Configuring SCSI devices; SCSI Port Bus Speed; SCSI Port Sync Transfer; SNMP protocol; Refer to; SNMP; page of the
  • Page 30 – ATTO ExpressNAV interface; enabled through; Browser compatibility; Accessing ExpressNAV; Opening an ExpressNAV session
  • Page 31 – ATTO ExpressNAV
  • Page 32 – ExpressNAV pages
  • Page 33 – saveconfiguration; Firmware; You may update firmware using ExpressNAV. Refer to; Restart; Restart; Help; Exhibit 3.1-1 CLI command entered incorrectly on the
  • Page 34 – Updating firmware; PUT; Preliminary steps; Using ATTO ExpressNAV; Using FTP over GbE
  • Page 35 – Copy iPBridge configurations; Copying iPBridge configurations; GET
  • Page 36 – Troubleshooting; Inside out method; Fault
  • Page 37 – For a current list of required updates, visit; Component check; CLI provides ASCII-based; Checking SCSI devices; enabled
  • Page 38 – Checking the serial port; routedisplay iSCSI; Checking iPBridge Ethernet ports; saveConfiguration
  • Page 39 – Checking the iSCSI Host Adapter or NIC; Checking the iSCSI OS driver; Device Manager; lsmod; Checking the Operating System
  • Page 40 – Checking iPBridge SCSI ports; TraceLog; Checking Ethernet Host Adapter or NIC
  • Page 42 – Alternative interface options; Use the serial port or header; Use Telnet
  • Page 43 – Alternative interfaces
  • Page 44 – Services through a set of; Advanced CLI; help; command line interface used in this manual.; Command conventions
  • Page 45 – CLI; Command
  • Page 49 – Username; VerboseMode
  • Page 50 – RestoreConfiguration; SaveConfiguration; Resets the specified SCSI bus.
  • Page 51 – PST or numerical offset from GMT in the form of; Changes to the Admin Level; CAUTION
  • Page 52 – ATTO iPBridge; DisplayEventLog
  • Page 54 – Sends an ICMP echo request to the specified host.
  • Page 56 – and
  • Page 57 – SpeedWrite
  • Page 58 – Serial port configuration commands; The ATTO iPBridge; SerialPortBaudRate; SerialPortEcho
  • Page 60 – get
  • Page 61 – Ping; ReadOnlyPassword; RestoreConfiguration default; RMON; ReadOnlyUsername
  • Page 62 – NDMPAuthType
  • Page 64 – iSCSIAlias; iSCSIChap
  • Page 65 – iSCSITargetNameDisplay; iSNSLoginControl
  • Page 67 – SCSIInitID
  • Page 68 – Appendix A ATTO iPBridge, FibreBridge family; latest firmware updates.; iPBridge products; Product features
  • Page 69 – ii; Fibre Bridge products
  • Page 70 – iii; Appendix B Cabling; SCSI cabling; Cable types; a certain number of devices.; Connecting SCSI devices to SCSI ports
  • Page 71 – Ethernet connections
  • Page 72 – Appendix C Glossary; , the Network Data Management Task Force; Term
  • Page 73 – Appendix
  • Page 74 – vii; Appendix D Safety standards and compliances; for a full list of certifications.; FCC Standards: Radio and Television Interference; The booklet; Canadian Standards
  • Page 75 – European Standards; This following statement applies to the ATTO iPBridge.
  • Page 76 – ix; Appendix E ATTO accessories; iSCSI Bridge board-level models; iSCSI Bridge desktop models & desktop models with rackmount kits; NDMP Bridge models; Cables
  • Page 77 – Appendix F Warranty, contact information; Manufacturer limited warranty
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ATTO Technology, Inc.

ATTO

iPBridge

TM

2500C/R/D

Installation and Operation Manual

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Summary

Page 4 - Contents

Contents 1 iPBridge 2500 provide storage options ............................................1 iPBridge2500 features Connectivity, infrastructure solutions 1.1 ATTO iPBridge 2500R/D ......................................................3 DimensionsEnvironmentPowerSCSI interfaceEthernet interfaceSeri...

Page 10 - iPBridge 2500 provide storage options; The iSCSI protocol; Advanced Diagnostics:

ATTO Technology Inc. iPBridge Installation and Operation Manual 1 iPBridge 2500 provide storage options Two protocols available on the iPBridge 2500 allow storage devices such as hard drives, tape drives and libraries and CD jukeboxes to attach easily to Internet Protocol networks such as Gigabit Et...

Page 11 - Introduction; a web-based management; Possible storage

Introduction ATTO ExpressNAV: a web-based management application that allows all of the configurable settings for the iPBridge to be defined, viewed and edited. Connectivity, infrastructure solutions The topology of a heterogeneous Storage Area Network shown below demonstrates the critical role ATTO...

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