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8 User Interfaces
This section describes the three user interfaces (UIs) that can be used to configure, manage, and
monitor the VLS over the web, remotely over the LAN, or through a serial connection. It also provides
instructions on how to open and close a connection to the VLS for each type of user interface.
User Interface Requirements
VLS user interfaces lists the VLS user interfaces and their requirements. Of the three user interfaces,
Command View VLS should be used in most circumstances. It is the most intuitive and easiest to
learn and use.
Multiple user interface sessions may be open at once.
Table 13 VLS user interface requirements
For more informationConfigurationRequirementsUser interface
See Command View
VLS (page 98).
10/100/1000 BaseT
Ethernet port configured with
PC or workstation network
attached to the VLS node 0
Command View VLS
an appropriate IP address,running Microsoft Internet
host name, domain name,
subnet mask, and gateway.
Explorer 6.0 or higher, or
Netscape Navigator 4.7 or
higher.
Can login as Administrator
or User.
See Secure Shell and Serial
User Interfaces (page 101).
10/100/1000 BaseT
Ethernet port configured with
Secure shell client (such as
PuTTY) network attached to
the VLS node 0.
Secure shell (ssh)
an appropriate IP address,
subnet mask, and gateway.
Can login as Administrator
only.
See Secure Shell and Serial
User Interfaces (page 101).
Only one serial connection
at a time is permissible.
Null-modem cable attached
to the VLS node 0 and
Serial
Can login as Administrator
or Emergency user.
terminal emulation program
(such as Windows
Hyperterminal™) configured
to 115200 baud.
Command View VLS
Command View VLS is a web browser-based GUI that you can use to configure, manage, and
monitor your VLS through a LAN. Command View VLS provides the following:
• Configuration and management of VLS virtual devices (libraries and tape drives) and cartridges,
including LUN masking and LUN mapping
• Changing of the default Fibre Channel host port settings
• Viewing and deleting VLS notification alerts
• Configuring VLS mail and SNMP notification alert settings
• Editing VLS account passwords
• Enabling and disabling storage capacity oversubscription
• Managing storage pools
• Establishing automigration policies and copy pools, and performing destination library
operations
• Viewing VLS hardware and virtual device status
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- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- 10 Contents 10
- Contents 11 11
- 1 Introduction 12
- VLS9000 Components 13 13
- 2 Hardware Installation 14
- Unpacking 15
- Rack Planning Resources 15
- Rack Requirements 16
- Rack Warnings 16
- VLS9200 Node Shipping Carton 18
- VLS Assembly Overview 20
- Installing PDUs 20
- Installing Cage Nuts 22
- 24 Hardware Installation 24
- 26 Hardware Installation 26
- 28 Hardware Installation 28
- Cabling the Node 29
- Cabling External Connections 30
- 32 Hardware Installation 32
- Cabling Ethernet Switches 34
- 38 Hardware Installation 38
- 40 Hardware Installation 40
- Installing XPAK Transponders 41
- Applying ISL Kit Labels 42
- 3 Multi-node Setup 44
- 4 Storage Configuration 45
- Removing VLS Capacity 46
- Viewing the Storage Pool 47
- Rebuilding all Storage Pools 47
- 48 Storage Configuration 48
- 5 Automigration/Replication 50
- Replication Concepts 51
- Tape Initialization 52
- Managing a SAN Library 53
- 54 Automigration/Replication 54
- Echo Copy Pool Operations 55
- Creating an Echo Copy Pool 56
- Echo Copy Pool Operations 57 57
- Creating Virtual Tapes 58
- Echo Copy Pool Operations 59 59
- 60 Automigration/Replication 60
- Restarting a Broken Mirror 61
- Editing Copy Pools 62
- Editing Copy Pools 63 63
- 64 Automigration/Replication 64
- Deleting a Copy Pool 65
- Advanced Search for Slots 68
- Mailslot Details 68
- Copy Pool Details 68
- Import/Export Pool Details 68
- Tape Drive Details 68
- Forcing a Replication Job 69
- 70 Automigration/Replication 70
- Editing the Management URL 71
- 72 Automigration/Replication 72
- Replacing a Library 73
- Stopping a Tape Export 74
- 76 Automigration/Replication 76
- 78 Automigration/Replication 78
- Status of all Cartridges 79
- 80 Automigration/Replication 80
- Cartridge Details 81
- Viewing the Job History 82
- Viewing the Job Summary 83
- Configuring the GUI Displays 83
- Testing the VLS Connectivity 84
- 6 Deduplication 85
- Installing the Firmware 86
- ◦ Multiplexed 87
- ◦ Large (greater than 14 TB) 87
- Deduplication Summary 88
- Deduplication Backup Report 88
- 90 Deduplication 90
- 7 Operation 91
- Powering On the VLS System 94
- Rebooting the VLS System 95
- Powering Off the System 96
- Powering Off VLS Arrays 96
- Powering Off VLS Arrays 97 97
- 8 User Interfaces 98
- Window Regions 99
- 100 User Interfaces 100
- Restarting Command View VLS 101
- Opening a Serial Session 102
- Closing a Serial Session 102
- 104 User Interfaces 104
- 9 Configuration 105
- 106 Configuration 106
- Setting the User Preferences 108
- Managing Oversubscription 109
- Shutdown at 98% Capacity 110
- Managing Virtual Device LUNs 111
- LUN Masking 112
- LUN Mapping 112
- Mapping LUNs by Device 113
- Mapping LUNs by Host 114
- Setting Up the Hosts 115
- Creating a Virtual Library 116
- Editing a Virtual Library 118
- Creating Tape Drives 118
- Creating Cartridges 119
- Destroying a Virtual Library 120
- Destroying a Tape Drive 121
- 10 Management 122
- Private LAN Dual Pathing 123
- Managing Disk Arrays 124
- Deleting Unused Virtual Disks 125
- Clearing the Leftover Disks 125
- Updating the Disk Firmware 125
- Setting the RAID Mode 126
- Managing Cartridges 127
- Changing Cartridge Capacity 128
- Moving Cartridges 128
- Deleting Cartridges 129
- 130 Management 130
- Freeing up Storage Space 131
- Updating the Firmware 132
- Saving Configuration Settings 133
- 11 Monitoring 134
- Notification Alerts 135
- Command View VLS 136
- E-mail Notification 136
- Edit the Email Settings 137
- SNMP Notification 138
- Monitoring Storage Capacity 139
- Capacity Usage Views 140
- Storage Pool View 141
- Libraries View 145
- Cartridges View 146
- Exporting CSV Data 147
- Current Status 148
- Performance History 149
- SAN Health 150
- Logical Capacity 151
- Physical Capacity 152
- Workload Assessment 152
- Replication History 153
- Deduplication Job History 154
- Receiving Automated Reports 154
- Log Monitor Summary 158
- Log File Fields 159
- Clearing All System Faults 160
- Trace Log Files 161
- 162 Monitoring 162
- 12 CLI Command Set 163
- VLS Commands 164
- Configuration Commands 165
- Management Commands 170
- Monitoring Commands 171
- 13 Component Identification 174
- Rear Panel Components 175
- Rear Panel LEDs and Buttons 176
- System Board Components 177
- Hard Drive LEDs 180
- Hard Drive LED Combinations 181
- Fan Locations 181
- Front Panel Components 182
- Front Panel LEDs and Buttons 182
- ◦ OFF = 10 Mb/s 201
- ◦ ON = 1000 Mb/s 201
- USB LAN Adapter Components 204
- Front Panel LEDs 205
- Capacity Enclosure 212
- 14 Component Replacement 214
- Preparation Procedures 215
- Hard Drive 216
- Power Supply 218
- DVD-CD Drive 218
- Fan Module 220
- Replacing a Primary Node 222
- Replacing a Secondary Node 223
- 224 Component Replacement 224
- Ethernet Switch Replacement 225
- Power Module 226
- RAID or Expansion Controller 227
- DescriptionItem 228
- Latches1 228
- Thumbscrews2 228
- 228 Component Replacement 228
- 15 Disaster Recovery 230
- Manually Restoring the System 231
- 232 Disaster Recovery 232
- 234 Disaster Recovery 234
- Related Information 236
- Rack Stability 238
- Contacting HP 238
- Subscription Service 238
- Customer Self Repair 239
- 17 Documentation feedback 240
- A Troubleshooting 241
- Deduplication Issues 245
- B Specifications 246
- VLS9200 High Performance Node 247
- VLS9000 Disk Array Enclosure 248
- VLS9200 Disk Array Enclosure 248
- Fibre Channel Switch 4/10q 249
- Fibre Channel Switch 4/16q 250
- ◦ Name Server (WWN) 252
- ◦ Orphan Zoning 252
- Ethernet Switch 2810–24G 253
- Ethernet Switch 6600–24G 253
- Environmental 254
- C Regulatory Information 255
- Glossary 256
- 258 Glossary 258
- 260 Glossary 260
- 262 Index 262
- 264 Index 264
- 266 Index 266
- 268 Index 268
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