Dell EMC Generation 6 Bedienungsanleitung

Generation 6 Installation Guide

Install new Generation 6 hardware

June 2019

lDrive types............................................................................................................. 2

lUnpack and verify components...............................................................................2

lInstallation types.....................................................................................................2

lInstall the chassis rails............................................................................................ 3

lInstall the chassis....................................................................................................5

lInstall compute modules and drive sleds................................................................. 6

lBack panel.............................................................................................................. 8

lRail installation for switches................................................................................... 9

lAttaching network and power cables.....................................................................12

lConfigure the node................................................................................................17

lFront panel LCD menu...........................................................................................21

lUpdate the install database...................................................................................23

lWhere to go for support....................................................................................... 23

Drive types

This procedure applies to nodes that contain any of the following drive types: self-

encrypting drives (SEDs), hard disk drives (HDDs), and solid state drives (SSDs).

CAUTION Only install the drives that were shipped with the node. Do not mix

drives of different capacities in your node.

If you remove drive sleds from the chassis during installation, make sure to label

the sleds clearly. You must replace the drive sleds in the same sled bay you

removed them from. If drive sleds are mixed between nodes, even prior to

configuration, the system will be inoperable.

If you are performing this procedure with a node containing SEDs, the node might take

up to two hours longer to join the cluster than a node with standard drives. Do not

power down the node during the join process.

Unpack and verify components

Before you install any equipment, inspect it to make sure that no damage occurred

during transit.

Procedure

1. Remove all components from the shipping package and inspect the components

for any sign of damage. If the components appear damaged in any way, notify

Isilon Technical Support. Do not use a damaged component.

DANGER

To avoid personal injury or damage to the hardware, always use multiple

people to lift and move heavy equipment.

Installation types

You may be able to skip certain sections of this procedure based on the type of

installation you are performing.

New cluster

If you are installing a new cluster, follow every step in this procedure. Repeat the

procedure for each chassis you install.

If you are installing a new cluster with more than 22 nodes or growing an existing

cluster to include more than 22 nodes, follow the instructions in the

Install a new

cluster using Leaf-Spine configuration

. See the

Isilon Site Preparation and Planning Guide

for more information about the Leaf-Spine networking topology.

New chassis

If you are adding a new Generation 6 chassis to an existing cluster, follow every step

in this procedure.

New node pair

If you are installing a new node pair in an existing chassis, you can skip the steps in this

procedure that describe how to install rails and a chassis.

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Install the chassis rails

Install the adjustable chassis rails in the rack.

About this task

You can install your chassis in standard ANSI/EIA RS310D 19-inch rack systems,

including all Dell EMC racks. The rail kit is compatible with rack cabinets with the

following hole types:

l3/8 inch square holes

l9/32 inch round holes

l10-32, 12-24, M5X.8, or M6X1 pre-threaded holes

The rails adjust in length from 24 inches to 36 inches to accommodate a variety of

cabinet depths. The rails are not left-specific or right-specific and can be installed on

either side of the rack.

The two rails are packaged separately inside the chassis shipping container.

Procedure

1. Separate a rail into front and back pieces.

Pull up on the locking tab and slide the two sections of the rail apart.

2. Remove the mounting screws from the back section of the rail.

The back section is the thinner of the two rail sections. There are three

mounting screws attached to the back bracket. There are also two smaller

alignment screws. Do not remove the alignment screws.

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3. Attach the back section of the rail to the rack with the three mounting screws.

Make sure that the locking tab is on the outside of the rail.

4. Remove the mounting screws from the front section of the rail.

The front section is the wider of the two rail sections. There are three mounting

screws attached to the front bracket. There are also two smaller alignment

screws. Do not remove the alignment screws.

5. Slide the front section of the rail onto the back section that is secured to the

rack.

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6. Adjust the rail until you can insert the alignment screws on the front bracket

into the rack.

7. Attach the front section of the rail to the rack with only two of the mounting

screws.

Attach the mounting screws in the holes between the top and bottom alignment

screws. You will install mounting screws in the top and bottom holes after the

chassis is installed, to secure the chassis to the rack.

8. Repeat these steps to install the second rail in the rack.

Install the chassis

Slide the chassis onto the installed rails and secure the chassis to the rack.

Before you begin

DANGER A chassis that contains drives and nodes can weigh up to 285 pounds.

We recommend that you attach the chassis to a lift to install it in a rack. If a lift is

not available, you must remove all drive sleds and nodes from the chassis before

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you attempt to lift it. Even when the chassis is empty, only attempt to lift and

install the chassis with multiple people.

CAUTION If you remove drive sleds from the chassis during installation, make sure

to label the sleds clearly. You must replace the drive sleds in the same sled bay you

removed them from. If drive sleds are mixed between nodes, even prior to

configuration, the system will be inoperable.

Procedure

1. Align the chassis with the rails that are attached to the rack.

2. Slide the first few inches of the back of the chassis onto the supporting ledge

of the rails.

3. Release the lift casters and carefully slide the chassis into the cabinet as far as

the lift will allow.

4. Secure the lift casters on the floor.

5. Carefully push the chassis off the lift arms and into the rack.

CAUTION Make sure to leave the lift under the chassis until the chassis is

safely balanced and secured within the cabinet.

6. Install two mounting screws at the top and bottom of each rail to secure the

chassis to the rack.

7. If you removed the drives and nodes prior to installing the chassis, re-install

them now.

Install compute modules and drive sleds

Follow the steps in this section if you are installing a new node pair into an existing

chassis, or if you needed to remove compute modules and drive sleds to safely install

the chassis in the rack.

About this task

CAUTION Remember, you must install drive sleds with the compute module they

were packaged with on arrival to the site. If you removed the compute nodes and

drive sleds to rack the chassis, you must replace the drive sleds and compute

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modules in the same bays you removed them from. If drive sleds are mixed

between nodes, even prior to configuration, the system will be inoperable.

If all compute nodes and drive sleds are already installed in the chassis, you can skip

this section.

Procedure

1. At the back of the chassis, locate the empty node bay where you will install the

node.

2. Pull the release lever away from the node.

Keep the lever in the open position until the node is pushed all the way in to the

node bay.

3. Slide the node into the node bay.

Note: Support the compute node with both hands until it is fully inserted in

the drive bay.

4. Push the release lever in against the node back panel.

You can feel the lever pull the node into place in the bay. If you do not feel the

lever pull the node into the bay, pull the lever back into the open position, make

sure that the node is pushed all the way into the node bay, then push the lever

in against the node again.

5. Tighten the thumbscrew on the release lever to secure the lever in place.

6. At the front of the chassis, locate the empty drive sled bays where you will

install the drive sleds that correspond to the compute module you just installed.

7. Make sure the drive sled handle is open before inserting the drive sled.

8. With two hands, slide the a drive sled into the sled bay.

9. Push the drive sled handle back into the face of the sled to secure the drive sled

in the bay.

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10. Repeat the previous steps to install all drive sleds for the corresponding

compute module.

11. Repeat all the steps in this section to install other nodes.

Back panel

The back panel provides connections for power, network access, and serial

communication, as well as access to the power supplies and cache SSDs.

PORT 2

slot 0

slot 1

PORT 1

PORT 2

7 8

2 3

CL6091

1. 1Gb management port 6. Multi-function button

2. Internal network ports 7. Power supply

3. External network ports 8. Cache SSDs

4. Console connector 9. USB connector

5. Do Not Remove LED 10. HDMI debugging port

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CAUTION Only trained Dell EMC Isilon personnel should connect to the node with

the USB or HDMI debugging ports. For direct access to the node, connect to the

console connector.

CAUTION Do not connect mobile devices to the USB connector for charging.

Multi-function button

You can perform two different functions with the multi-function button. With a short

press of the button, you can begin a stack dump. With a long press of the button, you

can force the node to power down.

Note: We recommend powering down nodes from the OneFS command line. Only

power down a node with the multi-function button if the node doesn't respond to

the OneFS command.

Rail installation for switches

Switches ship with the proper rails or tray to install the switch in the rack.

The following internal network switches ship with Dell EMC rails to install the switch.

The switch rails are adjustable to fit NEMA front rail to rear rail spacing ranging from

22 in to 34 in.

Note: The Celestica Ethernet rails are designed to overhang the rear NEMA rails

to align the switch with the Generation 6 chassis at the rear of the rack. The rails

require a minimum clearance of 36 in from the front NEMA rail to the rear of the

rack to ensure that the rack door can be closed.

Table 1 Infiniband switches

Switch Ports Network

Mellanox Neptune MSX6790 36-port QDR InfiniBand

Mellanox SX6018 18-port

Mellanox QDR 8-port

Mellanox MIS5022Q-1BFR 8-port

Mellanox MSX6506-NR 108-port FDR chassis switch

Mellanox MSX6512-NR 216-port FDR chassis switch

Table 2 Dell Z9100-ON Ethernet switch

Switch Ports Network

Dell Z9100-ON 32-port 32x100GbE, 32x40GbE,

128x10GbE (with breakout

cables)

Note: In OneFS 8.2.1, the Dell Z9100-ON switch is required if you plan to

implement Leaf-Spine networking for large clusters.

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Table 3 Celestica Ethernet switches

Switch Ports Network

Celestica D2024 24-port 10GbE

Celestica D4040 32-port 40GbE

Celestica D2060 48-port 10GbE

Note: There is no breakout cable support for Arista switches. However, you can

add a 10GbE or 40GbE line card depending on the Arista switch model. Details are

included in the following table.

Table 4 Arista Ethernet switches

Switch Nodes

Arista DCS-7304 Shipped with 2 line cards, each with 48 10GbE

ports to a maximum of 144 nodes, you can add

either of the following:

l1 additional line card of 48 ports 10GbE

l2 additional 32 port line card of 40GbE

Arista DCS-7308 Shipped with 2 line cards. Each with 32 port

of 40GbE to a maximum of 144 nodes, you can

add either of the following:

l3 additional 32GbE line cards

l2 additional 48 ports of 10GbE line cards

(or combination of 10 and 40GbE line

cards)

The following table lists rack and power requirements for Arista switches.

Table 5 Arista switch requirements

Switch Rack enclosure PDU

Arista DCS-7304 8U C19

Arista DCS-7308 13U

Installing the switch

About this task

The switches ship with the proper rails or tray to install the switch in the rack.

Note: If the installation instructions in this section do not apply to the switch you

are using, follow the procedures provided by your switch manufacturer.

CAUTION If the switch you are installing features power connectors on the front

of the switch, it is important to leave space between appliances to run power

cables to the back of your rack. There is no 0U cable management option available

at this time.

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