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Chapter 5: Management with the CLU
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Network Management
Network Management deals with network connections and settings for VTrak’s
Management Port and, on iSCSI models, the iSCSI ports. The other parameters
specific to iSCSI, see “iSCSI Management” on page 195.
Management Port Settings
1. From the Main Menu, highlight Network Management and press Enter.
2. Highlight the management or iSCSI port you want and press Enter.
3. Highlight NetMgmt Ethernet Port Settings and press Enter
The settings screen appears. You can enable DHCP or make settings
manually.
DHCP
If you enable DHCP, IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway are set
automatically.
1. Highlight DHCP and press the spacebar to toggle to Enabled.
2. Press Ctrl-A to save your settings.
Manual
1. Highlight DHCP and press the spacebar to toggle to Disabled.
2. Highlight each of the following and press the backspace key to erase the
current value, then type the new value.
• IP Address
• Subnet Mask
• Default Gateway IP Address
• DNS Server IP Address
3. Press Ctrl-A to save your settings.
iSCSI Port Settings
This feature applies to VTrak iSCSI models only.
1. From the Main Menu, highlight Network Management and press Enter.
2. Highlight the iSCSI port you want and press Enter.
3. Highlight NetMgmt iSCSI Port Settings and press Enter.
The settings screen appears. You can enable DHCP or make settings
manually.
- M200f, M200i, M200p 1
- Copyright 2
- Trademarks 2
- Recommendations 2
- Contents 3
- Overview 10
- Controller 11
- Features and Benefits 12
- Chapter 1: Introduction 13
- Specifications 14
- M300f/i/p, M200f/i/p 16
- FCC Statement 17
- Chapter 2: Installation 19
- VTrak M500f 20
- Install Disk Drives 24
- WARNING: 25
- Counter-sink screws only 25
- Drive Numbering 26
- FC 1 FC 2 28
- SCSI Direct Attached Storage 32
- Connect the Power 34
- Chapter 3: Setup 37
- M200f/p) 38
- Management Port 41
- VTrak Setup with WebPAM PROe 49
- Language Selection 52
- Create a Disk Array 53
- Additional Logical Drives 62
- Log-out of WebPAM PROe 62
- Log-in/Log-out 69
- 4. Click the Login button 70
- Graphic User Interface 72
- Item Function 73
- Storage Network 74
- Contact Us 74
- Tree View 75
- Subsystems 76
- Subsystem 77
- Subsystem Events 78
- Background Activities 79
- Scheduler 80
- Administrative Tools 83
- User Information 84
- User Settings – Administrator 84
- User Settings – User 84
- User Event Subscription 85
- User Password – Administrator 87
- User Password – Users 87
- Create a User 87
- Delete a User 88
- Fibre Channel Port 92
- Fibre Channel Port Settings 92
- Fibre Channel Statistics 93
- Fibre Channel SFP 94
- VTrak M-Class Product Manual 100
- SCSI Management 103
- SCSI Target Information 104
- Storage Services 105
- LUN Map – SCSI 107
- Software Management 108
- Web Server 110
- Firmware Update 118
- Restore Factory Defaults 118
- Clear Statistics 119
- Shutdown and Restart 119
- Monitor the Shutdown 120
- Restart the Subsystem 120
- Monitor the Restart 120
- Controllers 121
- Controller Statistics 124
- Controller Settings 124
- Enclosures 125
- Enclosure 127
- Physical Drives 130
- Physical Drives Settings 131
- Physical Drive 132
- Physical Drive Settings 134
- Disk Arrays 136
- Create a Disk Array – Express 137
- Delete a Disk Array 140
- Disk Array 141
- Disk Array Status 142
- Disk Array Settings 143
- Create a Logical Drive 143
- Delete a Logical Drive 145
- Disk Array Migration 145
- Disk Array Rebuild 146
- Transition 148
- Logical Drives 149
- Logical Drive Status 150
- Logical Drive 151
- Logical Drive Settings 152
- Logical Drive Initialization 153
- Logical Drive Synchronization 154
- Logical Drive PDM 155
- Logical Drive Check Table 155
- Spare Drives 158
- Create Spare Drive 159
- Delete Spare Drive 160
- Spare Drive 161
- Spare Drive Settings 162
- Logical Drive Summary 163
- VTrak Status Indicators 165
- Drive Status Indicators 167
- Audible Alarm 168
- CLU Connection 169
- Exit the CLU 171
- CLU Function Map 172
- C, continued 173
- E, continued 174
- I, continued 175
- L, continued 176
- P, continued 177
- S, continued 179
- U, continued 180
- Quick Setup 181
- Subsystem Management 181
- System Date and Time 182
- Controller Management 182
- Physical Drive Coercion 183
- Enclosure Management 184
- Enclosure Status 184
- Enclosure Settings 185
- Batteries 186
- Physical Drive Management 187
- Command Queuing 188
- Advanced Information 188
- Physical Drive Statistics 188
- Locate Physical Drive 189
- Disk Array Management 190
- Advanced 191
- Disk Array Information 193
- Migration 194
- Predictive Data Migration 194
- Locate Disk Array 195
- Logical Drive Management 196
- Logical Drive Information 197
- Locate Logical Drive 198
- Network Management 199
- Fibre Channel Management 200
- Port Settings 201
- Port SFP 201
- Fibre Channel Initiators 202
- Sessions 204
- Add a CHAP 205
- Delete a CHAP 205
- Background Activity 207
- Background Activity Settings 208
- Background Activities List 208
- Event Viewer 209
- Spare Drive Management 210
- LUN Mapping (SCSI) 212
- User Management 213
- Password 214
- Webserver 216
- SNMP Trap Sinks 218
- Netsend Recipients 219
- Flash through TFTP 220
- Restart over Serial 222
- Firmware Update – WebPAM PROe 225
- Restart VTrak 226
- Firmware Update – CLU 227
- Chapter 6: Maintenance 229
- Replace SEP – M500f/i/p 243
- Introduction to RAID 247
- RAID 0 – Stripe 248
- RAID 1 – Mirror 249
- RAID 1E – Enhanced Mirror 250
- RAID 10 – Mirror + Stripe 252
- RAID 50 Axles 253
- Choosing a RAID Level 255
- Advantages Disadvantages 256
- Stripe Size 258
- Sector Size 258
- Cache Policy 259
- Capacity Coercion 260
- Initialization 261
- Hot Spare Drive(s) 261
- RAID Level Migration 262
- Increase Redundancy 263
- Capacity Performance Add Lose 263
- Create a New Logical Drive 264
- Current LD Size 264
- Maximum LD 264
- Expansion Size 264
- Media Patrol 265
- Automatic Transition 268
- Manual Transition 268
- Chapter 8: Troubleshooting 269
- LEDs Display Amber or Red 270
- CLU Reports a Problem 276
- WebPAM PROe Reports a Problem 277
- Event Notification Response 279
- Event Action 280
- When a Disk Drive Fails 294
- With a Hot Spare Drive 294
- Without a Hot Spare Drive 295
- Rebuild Operation 295
- Enclosure Problems 297
- Connection Problems 300
- Serial Connections 301
- Network Connections 302
- Chapter 9: Support 305
- Contact Technical Support 307
- United States 308
- Europe, Africa, Middle East 308
- Attn: Technical Support 309
- Limited Warranty 310
- Returning Product For Repair 311
- 1 2 3 4 5 313
- SNMP MIB Files 314
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