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• SAN HA Planning Guide
• Contents
• About this Guide
  • Overview
    • Intended Audience
    • Related Documentation
  • Conventions
    • Document Conventions
      • Table 1: Document Conventions
    • Text Symbols
    • Equipment Symbols
  • Rack Stability
  • Getting Help
    • HP Technical Support
    • HP Storage Web Site
    • HP Authorized Reseller
• Introduction to HP Fibre Channel Products
  • Product Overview
  • Directors
    • Director Performance
    • Director 2/64
      • Figure 1: Director 2/64 (front view)
      • Figure 2: Director 2/64 (rear view)
    • Director 2/140
      • Figure 3: Director 2/140 (front view)
      • Figure 4: Director 2/140 (rear view)
  • Edge Switches
    • Edge Switch Performance
    • Edge Switch 2/12
      • Figure 5: Edge Switch 2/12 (front view)
      • Figure 6: Edge Switch 2/12 (rear view)
    • Edge Switch 2/16
      • Figure 7: Edge Switch 2/16 (front view)
      • Figure 8: Edge Switch 2/16 (rear view)
    • Edge Switch 2/24
      • Figure 9: Edge Switch 2/24 (front view)
      • Figure 10: Edge Switch 2/24 (rear view)
    • Edge Switch 2/32
      • Figure 11: Edge Switch 2/32 (front view)
      • Figure 12: Edge Switch 2/32 (rear view)
  • Product Features
    • Connectivity Features
    • Security Features
    • Serviceability Features
• Product Management
  • Product Management Overview
    • Figure 13: Out-of-band product management
    • Figure 14: Inband product management
  • HAFM Appliance Description
    • Figure 15: HAFM appliance
    • HAFM Appliance Specifications
    • Ethernet Hub
      • Figure 16: HP Ethernet hub
    • Remote User Workstations
  • Product Firmware
  • Backup and Restore Features
  • Product Software
    • Management Services Application
    • Graphical User Interface
      • HAFM Application
        • Figure 17: HAFM Main Window
      • Element Manager Application
        • Figure 18: Edge Switch Product Icon
        • Figure 19: Hardware View
  • Embedded Web Server Interface
    • Figure 20: View Panel (Embedded Web Server interface)
  • Command Line Interface
• Planning Considerations for Fibre Channel Topologies
  • Fibre Channel Topologies
  • Planning for Point-to-Point Connectivity
  • Characteristics of Arbitrated Loop Operation
    • Shared Mode Versus Switched Mode
      • Figure 21: Shared mode operation
      • Figure 22: Switched mode operation
    • Public Versus Private Devices
      • Figure 23: Public device connectivity
      • Figure 24: Private device connectivity
    • Public Versus Private Loops
      • Figure 25: Public loop connectivity
      • Figure 26: Private loop connectivity
  • Planning for Private Arbitrated Loop Connectivity
    • Shared Mode Operation
      • Figure 27: Shared Mode operation and logical equivalent
      • Figure 28: 20-Device private arbitrated loop
    • Switched Mode Operation
      • Figure 29: Switched mode operation and logical equivalent
      • Figure 30: Switched mode operation with eight independent looplets
  • Planning for Fabric-Attached Loop Connectivity
    • Connecting a SAN to a Switched Fabric
      • Figure 31: Arbitrated loop to switched fabric connectivity
      • Figure 32: ISL bandwidth limitation
    • Server Consolidation
      • Figure 33: Server consolidation
    • Tape Device Consolidation
      • Figure 34: Tape drive consolidation
  • Planning for Multi-Switch Fabric Support
    • Figure 35: Example multi-switch fabric
    • Fabric Topology Limits
    • Factors to Consider When Implementing a Fabric Topology
      • Table 2: ISL Transfer Rate Versus Fabric Port Availability (Two-Director Fabric)
  • Fabric Topologies
    • Cascaded Fabric
      • Figure 36: Cascaded fabric
    • Ring Fabric
      • Figure 37: Ring fabric
    • Mesh Fabric
      • Figure 38: Full mesh fabric
    • Core-to-Edge Fabric
      • Figure 39: 2-by-14 Core-to-Edge fabric
      • Figure 40: 4-by-12 Core-to-Edge fabric
    • Fabric Island
  • Planning a Fibre Channel Fabric Topology
    • Fabric Performance
      • I/O Requirements
        • Figure 41: ISL oversubscription
        • Figure 42: Device locality
      • Device Fan-Out Ratio
        • Figure 43: Device fan-out ratio
      • Performance Tuning
        • Figure 44: Fabric performance tuning
    • Fabric Availability
      • Redundant Fabrics
        • Figure 45: Redundant fabrics
    • Fabric Scalability
    • Obtaining Professional Services
  • Fabric Topology Design Considerations
    • Large Fabric Design Implications
    • FCP and FICON in a Single Fabric
      • Director or Switch Management
      • Port Numbering Versus Port Addressing
        • Figure 46: Director 2/64 port numbers and logical port addresses
      • Management Limitations
      • Features that Impact Protocol Intermixing
      • Protocol lntermixing Best Practices
    • Multiple Data Transmission Speeds in a Single Fabric
    • Fibre Channel Distance Extension
      • FCIP Protocol
        • Figure 47: FCIP WAN Extension
      • iFCP Protocol
        • Figure 48: iFCP WAN Extension
      • iSCSI Protocol
        • Figure 49: iSCSI WAN Extension
  • FICON Cascading
    • High-Integrity Fabrics
    • Minimum Requirements
      • FICON Cascading Best Practices
        • Figure 50: Port Properties Dialog Box
        • Figure 51: Node List View
        • Figure 52: Enterprise Fabric Mode Dialog Box
        • Figure 53: Switch Binding - State Change Dialog Box
• Physical Planning Considerations
  • Port Connectivity and Fiber-Optic Cabling
    • Port Requirements
    • Optical Transceivers
      • Data Transmission Distance
      • Cost-Effectiveness
      • Device or Cable Restrictions
    • Extended-Distance Ports
    • High-Availability Considerations
    • Cables and Connectors
      • Cables
      • Director and Switch Connectors
        • Figure 54: SFP transceiver and LC duplex connector
    • Routing Fiber-Optic Cables
  • HAFM Appliance, LAN, and Remote Access Support
    • HAFM Appliance
      • HAFM Appliance Connectivity
      • Connectivity Planning Considerations
    • Remote User Workstations
      • Figure 55: Typical network configuration (one Ethernet connection)
      • Figure 56: Typical network configuration (two Ethernet connections)
    • SNMP Management Workstations
    • Web Browser Access
  • Inband Management Access (Optional)
  • Security Provisions
    • Password Protection
      • Table 3: Types of User Rights
    • SANtegrity Binding
      • SANtegrity Binding Planning Considerations
    • PDCM Arrays
      • Figure 57: Configure Allow/Prohibit Matrix - Active Dialog Box
      • Figure 58: PDCM Array - Example Problem
    • Preferred Path
      • Figure 59: Preferred Path Configuration
    • Zoning
      • Figure 60: Product Zoning
      • Benefits of Zoning
      • Configuring Zones
      • Joining Zoned Fabrics
      • Factors to Consider When Implementing Zoning
      • Obtaining Professional Services
    • Server and Storage-Level Access Control
    • Security Best Practices
  • Optional Features
    • Inband Management Console Access
      • Open Systems Management Server
      • FICON Management Server
    • Flexport Technology
    • SANtegrity Binding
      • Enterprise Fabric Mode
      • SANtegrity Binding Planning Considerations
    • Open Trunking
      • Figure 61: Open Trunking configuration
    • Full Volatility
      • CNT WAN Support
      • Element Manager Application
        • Figure 62: No Feature Key Dialog Box
        • Figure 63: Hardware View (with Element Manager Message)
• Configuration Planning Tasks
  • Task 1: Prepare a Site Plan
    • Table 4: Physical Planning and Hardware Installation Tasks
    • Table 5: Operational Setup Tasks
  • Task 2: Plan Fibre Channel Cable Routing
  • Task 3: Consider Interoperability with Fabric Elements and End Devices
  • Task 4: Plan Console Management Support
  • Task 5: Plan Ethernet Access
  • Task 6: Plan Network Addresses
  • Task 7: Plan SNMP Support (Optional)
  • Task 8: Plan E-Mail Notification (Optional)
  • Task 9: Establish Product and HAFM Appliance Security Measures
  • Task 10: Plan Phone Connections
  • Task 11: Diagram the Planned Configuration
  • Task 12: Assign Port Names and Nicknames
    • Rules for Port Names
    • Rules for Nicknames
  • Task 13: Complete the Planning Worksheet
    • Table 6: Product Planning Worksheet (Page 1 of 4)
  • Task 14: Plan AC Power
  • Task 15: Plan a Multi-Switch Fabric (Optional)
  • Task 16: Plan Zone Sets for Multiple Products (Optional)
• Index
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • E
  • F
  • G
  • H
  • I
  • J
  • L
  • M
  • N
  • O
  • P
  • R
  • S
  • T
  • U
  • W
  • Z

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