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Before You Begin

Setting Up the EMC Celerra NS350 System

NS350 Component Positions
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This guide shows you how to install, cable, and initialize your Celerra NS350 system. Before you begin: Make sure that you have all parts and that your site meets all site requirements listed in the Read Me First document enclosed in your box. Make sure that you have a copy of Configuring the Celerra NS350 System. If you cannot locate the copy that shipped with your system, you can download the latest version from http://Powerlink.EMC.com (in customer view select Support > Product and Diagnostic Tools > Celerra Tools). Disk array Complete the Control Station Worksheet below. enclosures (DAE) (optional)

Control Station Worksheet

DAE2-ATA or DAE2P

Control Station 0 Hostname (optional) __________________________________________

Disk processor enclosure (DPE) houses array and storage processors (SP) Standby power supplies (SPS) Control Station (CS) Data Mover enclosure (DME) houses 1 or 2 Data Movers (DM)

NS350-AUX array SP B SPS B SP A SPS A

Control Station 0 IP Address (required) __________________________________________ (IP address of the Control Station port cabled to your public or maintenance LAN) Control Station 0 Netmask (required) ____________________________________________

Control Station 0 Gateway (optional) ____________________________________________

DM 3 (optional)

DM 2

Install Rails and Components in Rack

2a Install Data Movers

Data Mover enclosure P/N 100-520-590 (single Data Mover) or 100-520-591 (dual Data Mover) Adjustable rail kit P/N 100-561-775 Adjustable rail installation kit P/N 100-561-851 with 12 Phillips-head screws P/N 036-709-013 Bezel P/N 100-520-596 Key P/N 123-008-404

Notches

Tabs

Rear

Required tools: Flathead screwdriver Manual Phillips-head screwdriver to avoid stripping the screws

Tabs Rear

1
Optional 3U rails

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CIP-000761

Notches

Front

Disk array enclosure (optional) Disk array enclosure (optional) Disk array enclosure (optional) 3U rails 1U rails 1U rails 3U rails Disk processor enclosure SPS SPS Control Station Data Mover enclosure
CIP-000751

Rear

Front Screw (2) Screw (2)

Alignment pins

Adjustable rail

5
CIP-000759

Right front use middle two holes

Right rear

Screw (2) Screw (2) Alignment pin (2)

Mounting rail

Mounting rail

1. Select 8U (14 in.) of available rack space for the NS350, plus 3U (5.25 in.) for each optional disk-array enclosure (1U =1.75 inches). 2. Starting at the bottom of the selected rack space, mount one set of 3U rails for the Data Mover enclosure as follows: NOTE: Use the supplied clip nuts if required for your rack. a. If there is a filler panel in the 3U space, remove it and use a flathead screwdriver to remove the panel latch brackets. b. Locate rail P/N 100-561-815 with R stamped on one short side. From the cabinet front, insert this rail into the right-hand side of the selected 3U space. Insert the alignment pin into the hole on the inside of the rear cabinet rail. c. Extend the rail to the front of the cabinet, aligning the rail holes with the holes on the inside of the cabinet. Make sure the rail is level. d. Install but do not tighten two of the provided screws into the middle holes at the front of the rail. e. Repeat steps a-d on the left side of the cabinet with rail P/N 100-561-850 stamped L. f. From the rear of the cabinet, use two screws to loosely secure each rail to the rear channel. g. Tighten the four front screws on the rails. While tightening, push the rails outward to allow flexibility when inserting the enclosure. 3. With the help of another person, lift the Data Mover enclosure and from the front of the cabinet insert it into the rails. Slide it back until the notches at the back of the enclosure insert into the tabs on the back of each rail and tighten all screws on each rail. 4. Secure the enclosure front to the cabinets front vertical channels using four provided screws (two per side). NOTE: Make sure disk drive filler panels are installed in every slot of the Data Mover enclosure. 5. From the front of the cabinet, press the front bezel onto the rail catch until it snaps into place, then lock the bezel with the key. Copyright 2006 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.

300-003-982 Rev A02

Install Rails and Components in Rack (continued)

2c Install Standby Power Supplies
Standby power supply (SPS) P/N 078-000-062 Adjustable rail kit P/N 100-561-816 with left (L) rail P/N 100-561-868, and right (R) rail P/N 100-561-873 Hardware kit P/N 100-561-854 with 8 Phillips-head screws with washers P/N 106-002-106, 6 flathead screws M4 x 10 mm P/N 106-001-141, 10 Phillips-head screws M5 x 16 mm P/N 106-003-419, 10 screws M5 x 8 x 12.7 mm P/N 036-709-013, and Standby power supplies (SPS) 2 rail catches P/N 040-000-908 Front fastening bracket P/N 042-005-857 Control Station (CS) CIP-000757 Back filler bracket P/N 042-005-858
Data Mover enclosure (DME)

2b Install Control Station

Control Station P/N 100-520-503 Adjustable rails P/N 042-005-981 Rail hardware kit P/N 100-520-527 with 10 screws P/N 036-709-013 Rail catches P/N 040-000-908 Bezel P/N 100-561-507 A manual screwdriver to avoid stripping the screws
Control Station (CS)
CIP-000756

Data Mover enclosure (DME)

Rear

2 3
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Rear

1
Right front

Adjustable rail

Alignment pin Alignment pin Right rear

Front

Rear Screw (2) Mounting rail Front Mounting rail Alignment pin Screw (2)

Screw (8)

4 5
Front Screw (6)

7
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3
Server

Rear

Rear

Front

Rail catch
Rear

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4
Bezel

Control Station

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Front Rail catch

Rail catch Screw

Front

Indentation to center of the rack

1. Above the Control Station rails, mount one set of 1U rails for the standby power supplies (SPS), as described in Step 2b Install Control Station, step 1. 2. From the front of the cabinet, slide the empty SPS tray into the 1U space above the Control Station, aligning the tray with the channels on the mounting rails. 3. Do not insert any screws, but tighten the four screws that secure the mounting rails to the channels. 4. From the front of the cabinet, slide the SPS units into the tray, with labels facing up. Keep the metal retention bails free. 5. Place the front metal fastening bracket on the front of the SPS unit with the edge stamped Top facing up. Insert and tighten the six M4 x 10 mm flathead screws (P/N 106-001-141) on the front as shown. 6. Insert and tighten the four M4 x 8 mm Phillips-head screws (P/N 106-002-106) that secure each SPS unit (and the filler bracket for a single SPS) to the back of the tray, as shown above. 7. Use one Phillips-head M5 x 16 mm screw (P/N 106-003-419) to secure a rail catch (P/N 040-000-908) to each front channel. The catches include small alignment bumps for correct orientation. 8. Press the bezel onto the rail catches at the front of the cabinet until it snaps into place.

1. Above the Data Mover enclosure rails, mount one set of 1U rails for the Control Station as follows: a. From the front of the cabinet, insert the rail alignment pin into the middle hole of the 1U space on the right-hand side of the rear of the cabinet. Orient the rails so the sliding insert faces inside the rack. b. Extend the rail to the front of cabinet, aligning the holes with the holes on the inside of the cabinet, and ensure the rail is level. c. Install but do not tighten two of the provided screws in the top and bottom holes on the front of the rail. d. From the cabinet rear, insert but do not tighten two screws in the top and bottom holes on the rail back. e. Repeat steps a-d to install the left rail.

2. From the front of the cabinet, feed the attached Control Station cables through the rack space. Align the Control Station assembly with the mounting channels. Slowly slide the Control Station into the rails until the front assembly flanges are flush with the cabinet channels.
3. Do not insert any new screws, but tighten the screws on each end securing the mounting rails to the channels. 4. Insert one of the provided screws into the middle hole of each rail catch. Attach the rail catches to the holes in the rail flanges on the front of the cabinet. Then press the bezel onto the rail catches until it snaps into place.

2d Install Disk Processor Enclosure

Disk processor enclosure P/N 100-520-592 Rail kit P/N 100-561-775 with left (L) rail P/N 042-005-971, and right (R) rail P/N 042-005-989 Adjustable rail installation kit P/N 100-561-851 with 12 Phillips-head screws P/N 036-709-013 A manual screwdriver to avoid stripping the screws 1. In the 3U space above the standby power supply, install the disk processor enclosure as described in Step 2a Install Data Movers.
Disk processor enclosure (DPE)
CIP-000763

DAE2P: Rail kit P/N 100-560-184 with front rails P/N 042-004-935 and 042-004-933, rear rails P/N 042-004-593 DAE2-ATA: Rail kit P/N 100-560-302 with L rail P/N 100-560-142 and R rail P/N 100-560-141 1. If you ordered optional disk-array enclosures: In the 3U spaces above the disk processor enclosure, install the optional disk-array enclosures as described in Step 2a Install Data Movers.
Disk array enclosures (DAE) (optional)
CIP-000762

2e Install Optional Disk-Array Enclosures OPTIONAL STEP

DAE2-ATA or DAE2P

Standby power supplies (SPS) Control Station (CS) Data Mover enclosure (DME)

Disk processor enclosure (DPE)

Standby power supplies (SPS) Control Station (CS) Data Mover enclosure (DME)

Connect Cables
3b Optional DAE Fibre Channel Cables
BE1 A

3a Data Mover Fibre Channel Cables

and
BE1 B

Four orange optical cables P/N 038-003-350 with orange, gray, and blue bands. Match the labels to the ports. Two Small Form-factor Pluggable transceivers (SFPs) P/N 118-032-367 (installed in Field install kit P/N 100-520-594 containing: Media interface adapter (MIA) P/N 118-032-491 Rubber boot P/N 002-056-962
Disk processor enclosure (DPE) Storage processor B FE0 B 3 FE1 B FE0 A FE1 A 1

For DAE2P, use cable P/N 038-003-289 with HSSDC-to-HSSDC2 connectors For DAE2-ATA, use cable P/N 038-003-282 with HSSDC2-to-HSSDC2 connectors DAE cables are not labeled. a) In DAE port LCC A PRI, orient the thumb clip down and insert until you hear a click. b) In DAE port LCC B PRI, orient the thumb clip up and insert until you hear a click.

DAE2-ATA
LCC B Storage processor A Loop 0 Disk processor enclosure (DPE) Storage processor B EA0/Loop 0 BE0 B BE0 A Standby power supplies Control Station EXP PRI EA1/Loop 0 EXP PRI Loop 0 Storage processor A LCC A

Standby power supplies Control Station 2

Data Mover enclosure (DME) Data Mover 3

BE0 B

BE1 B

BE0 A

BE1 A Data Mover 2

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HSSDC connectors

Data Mover Port MIA

Rubber Boot

3
Cable connector Boot

Data Movers MIA

DAE2P
Loop 0
B A

EXP
EXP EXP

PRI
PRI
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EA1/Loop 0
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PRI EXP

LCC B LCC A Loop 0

PRI Disk processor enclosure (DPE) Storage processor B HSSDC2 connector BE0 B

EA0/Loop 0 Storage processor A HSSDC2 connector LCC A PRI

CIP-000771

BE0 A Standby power supplies Control Station

LCC B PRI

HSSDC connector

Data Movers

3c Serial Cables - Control Station

Modem cable P/N 038-003-444 Spider cable with four serial connectors labeled S1 through S4. You will not use connectors S3 and S4 for the NS350 system. DB9f to DB9f cable P/N 038-003-461 RJ-45 to DB9m cable P/N 038-003-448
Control Station
CIP-000768

3d Serial Cables - Storage Processor to Standby Power Supplies

Purple-banded cable P/N 038-003-459 for each SPS

Disk processor enclosure (DPE)

Serial connector number
S4

CIP-000772

NS350-AUX array Storage processor A Standby power supply A Control Station

Storage processor B Standby power supply B

NS350-AUX array Storage processors

POW LINK/ ER ACT 100M l0l 1 2 3

1 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Control Station > Spider Cable S1 > DB9F/DB9F > DB9M/RJ45 > Data Mover 2 Control Station > Spider Cable S2 > DB9F/DB9F > DB9M/RJ45 > Data Mover 3

3e Private LAN Cables

Blue eth0 LAN cable Up to four Ethernet LAN cables P/N 038-003-462

NS350-AUX 4 Storage processor B (SP B) Standby power supply (SPS B) Control Station (CS)
eth0

S4

S3

Switch

S1

S2

Standby power supplies S4 Control Station (CS) Modem

S2B S2B
POWER LINK/ACT 100M l0l 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

S3

S2

S1

S1 S1A S2 S2B S1A S1A

DB9f to DB9f

Data Movers

DB9m to RJ-45

Data Mover 3 (DM 3)

Data Mover 2 (DM 2)

3f External Network Cables

White-banded MGMT Ethernet cable P/N 003-038-467 Copper Ethernet cable (customer-provided) Attach customer-provided Ethernet cable from customer external LAN to Data Mover public (cge) ports.

Ethernet LAN switch (behind Control Station)

eth0

1 2 3 Storage processor A (SP A) Standby power supply (SPS A)

Disk processor enclosure (DPE)

NS350-AUX array Storage processors To public LAN Standby power supplies

Control Station (CS)

MGMT

Data Mover enclosure (DME)

CIP-000770

cge0

Data Mover 3

Data Mover 2

Data Mover 3 (DM-3)

Data Mover 2 (DM-2)

EXP

PRI

PRI

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EXP

HSSDC connector

To public LAN

CIP-000773

cge2

cge0 cge1 cge3

lOlOl 0 cge 2 FE FE
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BE 1

1 cge 3
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Aux

BE 0

Applies to both Data Movers

3g Power Cables
Power cords P/N 038-003-434 or 038-003-426 Your cabinet may be different from the one shown. Follow this sequence for any cabinet. 1. If no components other than the NS350 are in the cabinet, turn off the cabinet circuit breakers. Otherwise leave them on. 2. Turn off the both standby power supply (SPS) power switches.
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3. Connect the preattached LAN switch power cable on the Control Station tray to the left Power Distribution Unit (PDU). If your PDU has metal retention bails, close the bail over the power cord. NOTE: Use power cords P/N 038-003-434 or 038-003-426 for the remaining connections. 4. If you have optional DAE2-ATA or DAE2P enclosures: a. Connect DAE power supply A to the right PDU. Close the retention bail. b. Connect DAE power supply B to the left PDU. Close the retention bail. 5. Connect DPE A to SPS A. Close the retention bail. 6. Connect DPE B to SPS B. Close the retention bail. 7. Connect SPS A to the right PDU. Close the retention bail. 8. Connect SPS B to the left PDU. Close the retention bail. 9. Connect the preattached power cable from the right side of the Control Station tray to the left PDU. This cable must attach to the same power circuit as the LAN switch. NOTE: Verify that the Data Mover enclosure power cords are not plugged in. If possible, turn off the cabinet circuit breakers. 10. Connect the two 240-volt AC power cables from the cabinet to your power outlets. Connect each cable to a different circuit. 11. Turn on all circuit breakers on each of the cabinets power strips. 12. Turn on the one or two standby power supply (SPS) power switches. 13. Connect Data Mover 2 to the right PDU. 14. If you have two Data Movers, connect Data Mover 3 to the left PDU.
2 off 12 on 240 VAC to site power
Switch
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11 on 1 off

ON I O OFF

PDU Strip (4) (two top, two bottom) PDP (2) (one on each side) 11 on Power switch 1 off 3 14 8
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1 off 11 on 4b
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Initialize the System

4b Confirm Cabling and Hardware Installation
If any steps do not work as described here, refer to http://Powerlink.EMC.com and select Support > Product and Diagnostic Tools > Celerra Tools. 1. When the InitWizard completes, a Web page appears on the client computer. In the browser address bar, enter the Control Station IP address from the Control Station Worksheet on page 1. A Web page appears indicating whether the system is properly cabled. 2. If no cabling errors are detected, a Cable Check Passed Web page appears. Celerra
DPE power supply/cooling module fault LEDs
CIP-000777

4a Set Control Station IP Addresses

To set the IP addresses, run the InitWizard on the client computer connected to the same subnet as the Control Station. 1. On the client computer, disable firewalls and pop-up blockers and insert the Celerra Applications & Tools CD.
If the EMC Product Installation window opens, click Exit

and click OK at the confirmation. 2. Open the InitWizard folder on the CD and run the InitWizard.exe application. 3. On the first InitWizard page, click Begin. A list of Control Stations appears. If you get a message that no Control Stations are available, the system may not have booted completely or you may still be blocked by a firewall. Click OK, wait a few minutes, and click Search. 4. Obtain the Control Station ID (MAC2 value) from the sticker on the right front of the Control Station. Select the ID from the list of Control Stations and click Configure. 5. When prompted, enter values from the Control Station worksheet on page 1. After you click Finish, the following message displays:
Configuration completed successfully. Now you can access the Control Station over the network. Do you want to open a web browser and continue configuring the Control Station?

Manager launches in a new Web browser after a few minutes. If a Security Alert appears, click Yes. If a Page Not Found error appears, wait a few minutes and refresh the browser screen. Then proceed to Step 4c Configure CallHome.
3. If cabling errors are detected, the cable check results display in a browser window.

Data Mover power supply/cooling module fault LEDs

Data Mover power supply/cooling module power LED

Rear view LEDs

Disk enclosure (DME and DAE) with bezel Fault LED Power LED

6. Click Yes. Remove the CD and proceed to Step 4b, Confirm Cabling and Hardware.

a. Review Step 3 Connect Cables. b. Make sure each component is powered on. Check all component LED indicators as shown on the right to confirm the components are installed properly. If any amber Fault LEDs are lit, recheck Step 3 Connect Cables. c. Correct any errors and click Retry to rerun the cable check. d. If errors persist, refer to http://Powerlink.EMC.com and select Support > Product and Diagnostic Tools > Celerra Tools for steps to correct possible cabling errors.

Disk enclosure (DME and DAE) without bezel Power Disk Power button
LAN1 LAN2

Fault LED

Reboot button
LAN1 LAN2

Control Station

Front view LEDs

4c Configure CallHome
Celerra CallHome notifies the EMC Support Center or other service provider if the Celerra system detects a serious problem. 1. If Celerra Manager is not already open, open it using the following URL:
https://<control_station> where <control_station> is the Control Station hostname or IP address.

4. On the CallHome tab, enter Your Site Name and Number to Dial In (This Celerras Modem). Select Yes for Enable Dial In, and click Apply. 5. If any of the following apply, refer to http://Powerlink.EMC.com and select Support > Product and Diagnostic Tools > Celerra Tools to change the CallHome dialing configuration: If you are outside the U.S. or Canada, change the CallHome telephone number. If your telephone line does not use the prefix 9 for an outside line, change the dialing prefix. If your country does not use the U.S.-style dial tone, such as Germany, disable dial tone detection on the modem. If you have an MT5634ZBA modem, you might need to reset the country/regional code. 6. Click Test to send a test CallHome message to your service provider. A success or failure message displays. If the test fails, refer to http://Powerlink.EMC.com and select Support > Product and Diagnostic Tools > Celerra Tools for troubleshooting procedures.

2. At the login prompt, log in as user root with password nasadmin. If you get an Internal Server error, wait a few minutes and try again. 3. Select Celerra, <Celerra_name>, Control Stations, Call Home.

Proceed to Configuring the Celerra NS350 System

You have completed the installation, cabling, and initialization of your Celerra NS350. Your system is now ready to create CIFS shares or NFS exports. To complete configuration, proceed to Configuring the Celerra NS350 System.

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EXP

PRI

PRI

EXP

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PRI
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4a 11 on 1 off 2 off 12 on

EXP

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240 VAC to site power 10

DPE power supply/cooling module power LED

Storage processor fault LED Storage processor power LED Standby power supply fault LED

Data Mover fault LED Data Mover power LED

Power LED

CIP-000778