QLogic 16HA - Manual

QLogic 16HA

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Preliminar
  • Page 3 – iii; Table of Contents; Preface; General Description
  • Page 4 – iv; Installation
  • Page 5 – Diagnostics/Troubleshooting; Removal/Replacement Procedures
  • Page 6 – Reference Information
  • Page 7 – vii; QLogic Customer Support
  • Page 8 – viii; List of Figures and Tables
  • Page 9 – How to Use This Manual
  • Page 10 – Related Materials; The Fibre Channel Standards are available from:
  • Page 11 – Safety Notices
  • Page 12 – Communications Statements; Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Class A Statement
  • Page 13 – CE Statement; “Safety of Information Technology Equipment,; ENV50204/1995 “Radio Frequency Susceptibility, Keyed Carrier”
  • Page 14 – VCCI Class A Statement
  • Page 15 – Laser Safety Information; Labeling Requirements; lation; Dimensions in mm
  • Page 16 – Accessible Parts; Section 3; Pièces Accessibles; Section 4; Zugängliche Teile
  • Page 17 – Please refer
  • Page 18 – Notes
  • Page 19 – Section 1; Introduction; is an illustration of
  • Page 20 – Major Fibre Channel Port Features
  • Page 21 – “Fibre Channel Ports” on page 1-17; Fabric Port Overview
  • Page 22 – Each SL_Port can support up to 126 devices.
  • Page 23 – Each loop segment may have a Fibre Channel Frame in process.
  • Page 24 – AA
  • Page 25 – shows possible topologies for; Private Loop 1
  • Page 26 – Devices on TL_Ports cannot communicate with devices on SL_Ports.
  • Page 27 – Major Switch Chassis Features; “Three Multi-Chassis Topologies”
  • Page 29 – Major Switch Management Features
  • Page 30 – Read and write memory locations on the selected chassis; Hard Zones; Section 5 Multi-Chassis; Broadcast Zones
  • Page 31 – Name Server Zoning by World Wide Name; “SL Private Loop Stage Type” on
  • Page 32 – Configure Loop Devices including:
  • Page 33 – Switch Management Tools; SANsurfer Switch Management Application
  • Page 34 – Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  • Page 35 – Fibre Channel Ports
  • Page 36 – Appendix A Reference Information; SC Connector Keyways
  • Page 37 – Front Panel Controls; Power Switches; There are two Power Switches and; Test Mode Switch; tion. Note that the small arrow on the end of the shaft is straight UP.; Arrow on shaft
  • Page 38 – Front Panel LEDs; Section 3 Diagnostics/Troubleshooting
  • Page 39 – Fan operation; “Multistage
  • Page 40 – AC Input Power Connectors and Fuses; Switch Management Connector
  • Page 41 – Chassis Back; Refer to
  • Page 42 – Back Panel Lights
  • Page 43 – Section 2; “Fibre Channel Port Loop-back Test Failure (8
  • Page 44 – Place or Mount the Equipment; Shelf Mount; Rack Mounting Considerations
  • Page 45 – The following steps describe how to mount the chassis in a rack:
  • Page 47 – Install GBICs; If this chassis is part of a Multi-Chassis fabric, please read; Before you install the GBICs, refer to; Connect to AC Power
  • Page 49 – Switch Logic Power Good LED
  • Page 50 – Cable Fibre Channel Devices to the Switch; There are two types of Fibre Channel devices, Public and Private.; Public Devices; If this chassis is part of a Multistage Switch, please read
  • Page 51 – Mixing Public and Private Devices on the Same Loop.; Section 5 Multi-Chassis Fabrics; Tuning; The lowest Class 2/Class 3 frame latency
  • Page 52 – Distance; Appendix A Reference Informa-; Port Buffer Credits; for information about ASIC groups.
  • Page 53 – shows a server connected to a switch that is cabled for 24 credits; Incorrect Cabling; Connections are either fiber optic or copper.; Internal Connections
  • Page 54 – that these devices are connected in a loop from the; Examples; Figures
  • Page 55 – “Configure the Ports” on page 2-18
  • Page 56 – shows a variety of Public device connections.; Public Loop
  • Page 58 – Note in; Private Translated
  • Page 59 – Configure the Chassis; “Chassis Configuration” on page 5-18
  • Page 60 – Configure the Ports; Use Switch Management for all port configuration.
  • Page 62 – Tuning Ports for Multi-Frame Sequences; This option prevents sequences from different sources and
  • Page 63 – Zoning
  • Page 64 – Rack and Shelf Administration; The Switch becomes operational when:
  • Page 65 – Fiber Continuity tests for open fibers in the cable network.
  • Page 66 – Power Supply Troubleshooting; Table; bad
  • Page 67 – Shaded text in table denotes abnormal indications.
  • Page 68 – System Status
  • Page 70 – Overview; for the location of the Test Mode switch.
  • Page 71 – The POST diagnostic program performs the following basic tests:
  • Page 72 – Heartbeat LED Blink Patterns; Test/Failure Descriptions; Appendix B QLogic Customer Support
  • Page 73 – The Flash checksum test verifies the integrity of the Flash; The Switch ASIC Test verifies the base functionality of
  • Page 76 – Cable Continuity Tests; If possible, swap another set of cables into the faulty link.; Did this correct the problem?; Yes Replace the faulty cable.
  • Page 77 – Removal; Turn OFF the Power Switch.; AC Power Plug
  • Page 78 – Input Fuse; Replacement; Insert the Fuse into the Fuse Holder. Refer to; Spare Fuse
  • Page 79 – GBIC; GBIC
  • Page 80 – To remove GBICs that have bail-operated latches, as shown in; Orient the GBIC as shown in
  • Page 81 – Cable the port. Refer to
  • Page 82 – Power Supply; Fan
  • Page 83 – Orient the Power Supply as shown in; Battery
  • Page 85 – Section 5; Multi-Chassis Fabrics
  • Page 86 – Three Multi-Chassis Topologies
  • Page 87 – Choosing a Topology
  • Page 89 – Cascade Topology; that if the fabric contained only
  • Page 90 – Cascade Fabric Size; Latency to any port on the same chassis is one chassis hop.
  • Page 91 – Cascade Bandwidth
  • Page 92 – Cascade Zoning; SANbox fabrics do not support MKII chassis in cascade topologies.
  • Page 93 – Mesh Topology; that you could take any three; Mesh Fabric Size; shows; Mesh Latency
  • Page 94 – Mesh Bandwidth
  • Page 95 – Mesh Zoning
  • Page 96 – Multistage Topology; Multistage Fabric Size
  • Page 97 – Multistage Bandwidth
  • Page 98 – Multistage Examples
  • Page 99 – shows a Multistage Switch built from SANbox-16 chassis. Two T_Ports
  • Page 100 – shows a Multistage Switch built from SANbox-16 chassis. One T_Port
  • Page 101 – Cabling; for more information about ASIC port; Fiber Optic T_Port Connections; Section 1 General Description; Copper T_Port Connections; Device Connections
  • Page 102 – Chassis Configuration; “Chassis Configuration
  • Page 103 – Chassis Configuration Process
  • Page 104 – Repeat steps
  • Page 105 – Appendix A; Please refer to
  • Page 106 – SANbox-16HA Fibre Channel Switch Specifications; Switch; GBICs in one GBIC increments.
  • Page 107 – through
  • Page 108 – Switch Maintainability; Does not require system interruption for:; Fabric Management
  • Page 109 – Switch Mechanical; and; Switch Electrical
  • Page 110 – Switch Regulatory Certifications; For more information refer to
  • Page 111 – Style 2 (HSSDC, looks like wide phone jack
  • Page 113 – Front
  • Page 115 – Appendix B; Help Desk; Assistance related to questions about QLogic products.; Hardware Support; Please observe the following guidelines:
  • Page 116 – Software Support; QLogic will attempt to isolate and verify the reported problem.; Customer Responsibilities; Implement proper backup procedures.
  • Page 117 – Index
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