Emerson ATCA-S201- Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – All rights reserved.; Trademarks; Limited and Restricted Rights Legend
- Page 3 – Contents
- Page 8 – List of Figures
- Page 9 – List of Tables
- Page 11 – Preface; Safety Summary; War ning
- Page 12 – ii; Flammability; EN55022 “Limits and Methods of Measurement of Radio Interference; Notice
- Page 13 – iii
- Page 14 – About This Manual; 0GbE RAID Storage-IP Carrier blade; How this manual is organized; bold
- Page 15 – CTRL
- Page 16 – vi; Hardware Preparation and Installation; Unpacking Instructions; After removing the product from the packaging:; Antistatic Precautions
- Page 17 – Features of the ATCA Storage Module
- Page 18 – I/O PICMG standards compliance; PICMG 3.1 Ethernet for ATCA Systems; Chassis I/O connections; ATCA; Power Module; Site B1
- Page 19 – AMC card connections
- Page 20 – 2V and 3.3V supply voltage; Ethernet Management port; RTM with an RJ-45 connector is needed to access this port.
- Page 21 – LEDs; OK
- Page 22 – Software driver support
- Page 24 – ATCA-S201 Installation; Installation and removal of the ATCA carrier blade; current requirements.; Module
- Page 27 – in the appropriate slot.
- Page 29 – To Verify the Hardware Installation; firmware to initialize the board.
- Page 30 – Full configuration capabilities:; GbE
- Page 31 – System boot overview
- Page 32 – Flash boot device contents; Linux kernel code; uImage
- Page 33 – Linux serial console shell window; default passwords listed below for security purposes.; User account; Password change procedure; xxxxxxx; Password recovery procedure
- Page 34 – invoked, the user is prompted to set a new one at first login.; Factory reset; Login into shell window as root; fw_setenv setfactorydefaults 1; Configuring a new ATCA-S201 blade; Command line tool; Serial ports; MAC address OUI
- Page 35 – Management Configuration via HTML browser; ATCA-S201 to perform and monitoring or configuration; Management configuration via secure shell (SSH); ATCA-S201 and to facilitate command line management.; Management configuration via serial console shell
- Page 36 – Command line configuration tool; labels shown in the table below; Perform manual Interactive changes; parameters in the group, along with their present values.
- Page 38 – Shell, configuration scripting options
- Page 39 – New system configuration, No DHCP server
- Page 40 – Essential U-boot user commands; help; printenv; value; saveenv
- Page 41 – U-boot command syntax; ping; IP address; reset; Run a sequence of commands defined in the; version; U-boot environment variables
- Page 42 – Manually assign management IP addresses; values are valid entries.
- Page 43 – consist of the following commands:; for administrator login and management access.; Network boot procedure; following source files located in directory named /tftpboot/:; Li nux kernel c ode; run ramboot
- Page 44 – Network configuration; IP host; familiar with internet protocols and TCP/IP networking.
- Page 45 – Enable HTML browser access; CLI command syntax; HTML login screen
- Page 46 – Auto logout inactivity period; Note: In absence of this file, the value is set to 600 seconds.; Forced user logout; Single session management override; following mechanisms:; Web GUI command; HTML home page
- Page 47 – Essential System Configuration Steps; cannot occur without completing these configuration steps:
- Page 48 – System Identification and Time Zone attributes
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Page 49 – Hostname;
The user may assign a human friendly name to the; Domain Name; Date - Page 50 – Time; Time Zone; Time Zone Selections.
- Page 51 – Name Server list; NTP Server list
- Page 52 – S201’s clocks with a known good reference time source.; Ethernet network port identification; Table 20 Ethernet ports for chassis communications (base/fabric)
- Page 53 – packets are not processed.; DHCP
- Page 54 – Broadcast; generally less OS and software overhead.; MAC address; memory on the blade.
- Page 55 – VLAN Virtual Local Area Network support; add
- Page 56 – lines for VLAN entry; Viewing active VLAN
- Page 57 – Link aggregation and bonding; Gb/s cumulative bandwidth, fault tolerance and load balancing.; Host Blade
- Page 58 – Bonding, CLI command syntax; of essential elements is summarized below.; ifenslave bond0 eth0 ifenslave bond0 eth1; Preserve new; fconfig eth0 down ifconfig eth1 down; Remove bond; ifconfig eth0 down ifconfig eth1 down
- Page 59 – Shelf communications; Shelf Address
- Page 60 – I/O Status attributes; Ma intena nce
- Page 61 – Status item; Blade maintenance, miscellaneous operations
- Page 62 – Rescan SAS Topology, disk refresh; This button will reset all I/O status counters.
- Page 63 – CPU Status attributes; man top
- Page 64 – ATCA Status attributes
- Page 65 – Refresh; Disable
- Page 67 – RAID Volume; Hardware RAID configuration; hardware RAID features of
- Page 68 – RAID; Disks or volumes accessed via an AMC SAS controller; JBOD mode; improved performance and redundancy.
- Page 69 – H a rdwa re RAI D; Parameter; Create
- Page 70 – Hardware RAID levels and capabilities; Important considerations and volume restrictions; How new RAID definitions alter device menu display
- Page 71 – Modify existing RAID configurations; Section 1
- Page 72 – Hardware RAID; Understanding the Hardware RAID status table page
- Page 73 – Software RAID configuration
- Page 74 – Submit; A maximum of 4 software-RAID volumes may be defined on each; Software RAID, CLI command syntax
- Page 75 – Remove volume
- Page 76 – Software RAID levels and capabilities
- Page 77 – Prepare Logical Volumes
- Page 78 – Viewing Physical disks; Interpreting physical disk status
- Page 79 – Rescan SAS Topology; topology, using the button located on the Maintenance menu page.; Software Reset SAS Controller; remaining disks to the operating system.; View physical disk properties
- Page 80 – assign them to volume groups.
- Page 81 – LVM2 Conf igura tion; Follow these instructions to create a new volume group; Click the
- Page 83 – menu will update to show the new volume group as shown below.; Follow these instructions to create a new logical device; Enter the size of the new device in the field labeled; Follow these instructions to extend an existing volume group
- Page 84 – Enter the new size increase in the field labeled; Click the ‘Select’ box to choose which device will be deleted.
- Page 85 – Manage shares (prepare logical device for service); Ma na ge Sha res; Block File field; Share type; Commit a logical drive for iSCSI service
- Page 86 – Commit a logical drive for NAS service; Follow these instructions to assign NAS service
- Page 87 – applied by clicking the appropriate box and clicking ‘Update’.; Un-commit an iSCSI share; navigating to the html configuration screen:
- Page 88 – Follow these instructions to un-commit a logical drive
- Page 89 – Un-Click the ‘nfs’ and ‘smb’ box
- Page 90 – iSCSI device setup tools; user must complete step 4 before this step can be accomplished.; iSCSI configuration menu; Add or create an iSCSI target
- Page 91 – Follow these instructions to create a new iSCSI target; Click the ‘add an iSCSI Target’ button.; Add or create an iSCSI LUN
- Page 92 – LUNs Served By This Target; Fol; Use the LUN Drop down menu, to specify the LUN assignment for the
- Page 93 – LUNs Served By This Target; Add a new LUN Share to This Target; blockio; Remove an individual iSCSI LUN; access is restored.; Follow these instructions to delete an iSCSI LUN; Click the ‘Remove button corresponding to the LUN you will remove.; Follow these instructions to delete an iSCSI Target; Click the ‘Submit Changes’ button at the top of the menu.
- Page 94 – Advanced iSCSI configuration (expert mode); ‘Target Default settings’ button.; Sample ietd.conf file for iSCSI targets; Notes: Comment lines must start with a ‘#’ as first character.
- Page 98 – iSCSI Discovery filter configuration (expert mode)
- Page 99 – tools; The user must complete step 4 before this step can be accomplished.; NFS and SMB mount point configuration menus; nf s Conf igura tion
- Page 100 – Export an nfs or smb share; Follow these instructions to create a new nfs File-Share Export; Click the ‘Add nfs Export’ button.; Left click the update button
- Page 101 – Follow these instructions to create a new smb File-Share Export; smb menu; Adjust the “Access Attributes” if desired.
- Page 102 – Remove an individual file-share Export; unavailable and can be exported again at a later time.; Follow these instructions to Delete a file-share export
- Page 103 – Advanced file share configuration (expert mode); Configuration file; Comment lines must start with a ‘#’ or “” as first character.; Sample /etc/export file for nfs file shares
- Page 105 – Blade Maintenance and; performance of the ATCA carrier blade.; Blade Maintenance; configuration procedure.; Export System configuration file using web-GUI tool; Navigate to the Maintenance menu. Click the ‘Export’ button.
- Page 106 – ATCA Firmware
- Page 107 – Download New Firmware package; Identifying the correct firmware image; Normal Firmware Update procedures
- Page 108 – StorBlade99 ATCA-S201 Maintenance Page; Follow these instructions to load new firmware; Click the ‘Import’ button. The import can take 1 to 5 minutes the user
- Page 109 – DESCRIPTION
- Page 110 – OPTIONS; CLI flash tool, update procedure details; Upgrade firmware procedure; Establish console or ssh access to the ATCA-S201. Must be user root.
- Page 111 – Emergency firmware recovery, theory of operation
- Page 112 – Emergency flash recovery (factory reset); blade to fetch firmware from the read-only factory flash.
- Page 113 – serverip; Clear root password; root password reset procedure (method 1)
- Page 114 – be asked to create one.; root password reset procedure (method 2); power cycle and some familiarity with U-boot.
- Page 115 – ATCA-S201 Mechanical; Specifications for the ATCA-S201; PICMG 2.10, Keying of ATCA Boards and Backplanes specification.; Power Requirements
- Page 116 – ATCA-S201 Mechanical and Connector Information; NEBS Compliance
- Page 117 – Connectors and Pin assignments
- Page 118 – AMC Module Slots; available to provide ONE of the following configurations:
- Page 119 – AMC Slot B1, Port Assignments
- Page 120 – Port Assignments for AMC Slot B3; Zone 1 Connectors
- Page 121 – AT; Zone 2 Connectors
- Page 122 – Zone 3 Connectors
- Page 125 – Connector J30, Power Supply for RTM; The ATCA-S201 is specified to the following maximum power ratings:
- Page 126 – Connector J30, RTM Power Pin Assignment
- Page 127 – Power Supply Mezzanine Module; The ATCA-S201 incorporates a power mezzanine module from Artesyn®; SODIMM DDR Module; Note: This module is not user serviceable
- Page 128 – Overview; Features of the Advanced Rear Transition Module
- Page 129 – External SAS Connector; SAS Cable Length
- Page 131 – Software Support; The information in this manual applies to the following products:; Identification Labels
- Page 132 – Label
- Page 134 – Installation; Installation and Removal of the Rear Transition Module; pins to enable passing of signals via the Zone-3 connector complex.; Important Information about Your Chassis; installation of module accessories.; Observe Maximum Module Current Requirements; Module Current
- Page 135 – Before You Install Or Remove The RTM; the guidelines in this section to protect your equipment.; Observe ESD Precautions; not slide the component over any surface.; Watch for Bent Pins or Other Damage
- Page 136 – for your configuration.; Installing the Advanced Rear Transition Module
- Page 139 – Mechanical and Connector Information; Physical Dimensions; Environmental Specifications and Compliance
- Page 140 – RTM-ATCA-SXXX Mechanical and Connector Information; Operating Shock; carries the following certifications:
- Page 141 – Connectors and Pin Assignments
- Page 142 – SAS Connector Port; can be ordered from Emerson.
- Page 144 – Serial Console Management Port; The port is
- Page 147 – Connector J30, Power Supply for Advanced RTM
- Page 149 – IPMI Functions List; Sensor data records
- Page 151 – RTM e-Keying Port Assignments
- Page 152 – Supported IPMI Commands
- Page 154 – The ipmitool utility; SYNOPSIS
- Page 155 – COMMAND SYNTAX EXAMPLES; The following example shows the command sequence for firmware; The following example shows the command performing firmware
- Page 156 – Index
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July 2009
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