Sun Microsystems StorageTek SL48 Bedienungsanleitung

StorageTek

SL48 Tape Library

Getting started

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Fifth edition: September 2010

Printed in the US

*AH945-96069*

IMPORTANT:

The shipping lock must be removed for the robotics to work

properly. A robot move error is displayed if the shipping lock is not

removed. See Step 1, Removing and storing the shipping lock.

WARNING!

The StorageTek SL48 Tape Library weighs 30.2 kg (66 lb) without

media and 46 kg (101.4 lb) with media (48 cartridges). When moving

the Library, to reduce the risk of personal injury or damage to the

device:

• Observe local health and safety requirements and guidelines for

manual material handling.

• Remove all tapes to reduce the overall weight of the device and

prevent cartridges from falling into the robotic path and damaging

the Library.

• Obtain adequate assistance to lift and stabilize the device during

installation or removal.

WARNING!

When placing the Library into a rack, to reduce the risk of personal

injury or damage to equipment:

• Extend the rack leveling jacks to the floor.

• Ensure that the full weight of the rack rests on the leveling jacks.

• Install stabilizing feet on the rack.

• Extend only one rack component at a time. Racks may become

unstable if more than one component is extended.

Front panel overview

Oracle's StorageTek SL48 Tape Library is a self-contained automated

tape library. Below is a figure of the front panel.

3. LEDs2. Magazine and mailslot1. Power button

6. Air vents5. Control keys4. LCD screen

7. Magazine

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Back panel overview: parallel SCSI

2. Fan

1. 68-pin HD parallel SCSI

connectors

4. Tape drive assembly3. Power connector

6. Serial port (Factory use only)5. Ethernet port

8. Magazine release hole7. USB port

10. Tape drive assembly LED

9. Pull-out tab containing

product information

NOTE:

The overview of Libraries with full-height SCSI drives is similar to

that of Libraries with half-height SCSI drives, shown above.

Back panel overview: SAS

2. Fan1. SAS port

4. Tape drive assembly3. Power connector

6. Serial port (Factory use only)5. Ethernet port

8. Magazine release hole7. USB port

10. Tape drive assembly LED

9. Pull-out tab containing product

information

11. Tape drive Ethernet port

(LTO-5 only)

Back panel overview: Fibre Channel

(FC)

2. Fan1. Fibre Channel ports

4. Tape drive assembly3. Power connector

6. Serial port (Factory use only)5. Ethernet port

8. Magazine release hole7. USB port

10. Tape drive assembly LED

9. Pull-out tab containing product

information

11. Tape drive Ethernet port

(LTO-5 only)

Power supply LEDs

AC power is connected.

Fan failure. The fan is running too slow or is defective.

The power supply is producing good power for the

Library.

1. Blue

2. Yellow

3. Green

Optional: Tabletop conversion cover

The Library should only be either installed into a rack with the enclosed

rails or installed into the optional tabletop conversion cover and set on

a flat surface.

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Using the operator control panel (OCP)

The OCP has a power button, four LEDs, five control keys, and an LCD

screen. With the OCP, you can monitor, configure, and operate most

Library functions from the Library front panel.

See “OCP menu” on page 12 for more information.

Control keys

The OCP displays a menu that lets you access information and execute

commands using the five control keys: Up,Down,Left,Right, and

OK.

LED indicators

The OCP has four LEDs that provide information.

Ready— Green, steady when power is on, blinking with tape drive or

Autoloader robotics activity.

Clean — Amber when a tape drive cleaning operation is recommended.

Attention — Amber if the Library has detected a condition that user

attention is necessary, but that the device can still perform most

operations.

Error— Amber if an unrecoverable tape drive or Autoloader error

occurs. A corresponding error message displays on the LCD screen.

User intervention is required; the device is not capable of performing

some operations.

Using the remote management interface

(RMI)

With the RMI, you can monitor, configure, and operate most Library

functions from a web browser.

It is recommended that, when possible, the RMI be used as the primary

Library interface because the web interface provides access to

additional features, includes online help, and is easier to use. However,

the RMI is not required to use the product, except to configure SNMP,

IPv6, and logical libraries. The only tasks you cannot do from the RMI

are:

• Opening the mailslots.

• Initiating the Wellness test.

• Saving and restoring configuration files and downloading firmware

via a USB flash drive.

To enable the Library RMI, follow the instructions in this document to:

• Connect the Library to your local area network with an Ethernet

cable.

• Configure the network settings of the Library.

• If you intend to use the administrative functions of the RMI, set the

Administrator password using the OCP.

NOTE:

The Library is shipped without an administrator password. You must

set the administrator password with the OCP before you can use the

RMI administrator functions. Once the administrator password is set,

you can access the RMI by providing the administrator password on

the login screen.

Logging in

Using the OCP, find the Library IP address from the Info > Network

screen. Open any HTML web browser and enter the Library IP address.

Select the account type. For the administrator account, you must also

enter the administrator password. Click Sign In.

Once signed in, click Help in the upper right-hand corner for more

information about the fields and information in the RMI.

Status icons

The green Status OK icon indicates that the Library is fully

operational and that no user interaction is required.

The blue exclamation point Status Warning icon indicates

that user attention is necessary, but that the device can still

perform most operations.

The red X Status Error icon indicates that user intervention

is required and that the device is not capable of performing

some operations.

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Unpacking the Library

Remove the packaging, accessories, and Library from the box one

layer at a time. Place the Library on a level work surface. Carefully

remove the foam padding from the Library. Save the packaging

materials to move or ship the Library in the future.

Identifying product components

Confirm that you received the following product components:

1. Parallel SCSI cable (parallel SCSI Libraries — ordered separately)

2. U320 parallel SCSI terminator (one per parallel SCSI drive)

3. Fibre Channel cable (Fibre Channel Libraries — ordered separ-

ately)

4. SAS cable to connect up to four SAS drives (SAS Libraries)

5. Ethernet cable (ordered separately)

6. Power cord (ordered separately)

7. Rack rails

8. Three packets of rack hardware

9. Documentation kit

CAUTION:

High quality SAS cables rated at the transfer rate of the SAS

components are required. Always verify that the SAS cable you are

using is rated for the data transfer speed of the interface of your

components. SAS cables described as "equalized" may not support

6 Gb/s data rates and should not be used with LTO-5 tape drives

unless these cables are verified for 6 Gb/s data rates. For optimum

performance, only use cables of the length specified as qualified for

your products.

1 Removing and storing the shipping

lock

The shipping lock protects the robotic transport mechanism from moving

during shipment and must be removed and stored before powering on

the Library.

IMPORTANT:

The shipping lock must be removed for the robotics to work

properly. A robot move error is displayed if the shipping lock is not

removed.

Locate the adhesive tape holding the storage lock at the top of the

Library. Remove the adhesive tape, then remove the storage lock and

store it as shown.

Optional: Installing the tabletop conver-

sion cover

Skip this step if you are mounting the Library in a rack.

Place the cover on the work surface behind the Library. Slide the Library

into the cover until the front panel of the Library is aligned with the

cover.

Tighten the four captive screws on the front bezel to secure the Library

in the cover.

CAUTION:

Operating the Library on a flat

surface without the tabletop

conversion cover may cause

errors or damage to the Library.

2 Determining your rack type

You will need a #2 Phillips screwdriver, a small flat screwdriver, the

two rack rails, and the hardware packets for your rack.

Racks having vertical mounting rails with 10–32 threaded holes in the

rack column (Sun StorEdge Expansion Cabinet).

• You will need the Standard rack hardware packet and the packet

of alignment pins marked 10–32 threaded-hole rack.

Racks having vertical mounting rails with M6 threaded holes in the rack

column (Sun Rack 900 and 1000).

• You will need the Standard rack hardware packet.

Racks having vertical mountain rails with 9.5 mm square holes in the

rack column (Sun StorageTek Rack).

• You will need the Standard rack hardware packet and the packet

of alignment pins and clip nuts marked 9.5 mm square-hole rack.

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Customizing the rails for 10–32 threaded-hole

racks

Using a flat screwdriver, replace the two alignment pins on the front

and back of each rail with the pins from the 10–32 threaded-hole rack

packet.

Customizing the rails for M6 threaded-hole

racks

Insert a clip nut from the Standard rack hardware packet onto the

back of the large hole on the front of each rail.

Customizing the rails for 9.5 mm square-

hole racks

Using a flat screwdriver, replace the two alignment pins on the front

and back of each rail with the pins from the 9.5 mm square-hole rack

packet.

Insert a clip nut from the Standard rack hardware packet onto the

back of the large hole on the front of each rail.

3 Securing the rails to the rack

Using two screws with two flat washers from the Standard rack

hardware packet, secure the front of one rail to the front of the rack.

Extend the rail and secure the back of the rail to the rack using two

screws with washers.

Secure the other rail in a similar fashion.

4 Installing additional clip nuts

1. Clip nut location

2. Rail screw location

3. Base of Library

4. Rack markers spaced 1U apart

5. Alignment pin location

10–32 threaded-hole racks (Sun StorEdge Expansion Cabinet): No

additional clip nuts are needed; skip this step.

M6 threaded-hole racks (Sun Rack 900 and 1000): On the front of

the rack, install one clip nut from the Standard rack hardware packet

on each side in the top location shown.

9.5 mm square-hole racks (Sun StorageTek Rack): On the front of

the rack, install one clip nut from the 9.5 mm square-hole rack packet

on each side in the top location shown.

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5 Installing the Library

Slide the Library onto the rails. Secure the front bezel to the rack using

a #2 Phillips screwdriver placed through the small holes in the mounting

bracket to tighten the captive screws on each side of the Library.

Optional: Adding a power supply

With the redundant power supply upgrade kit, the Library will continue

to operate without interruption if either power supply fails.

To install the redundant power supply, remove the cover plate for the

redundant power supply with a #2 Phillips screwdriver. Slide the power

supply into the bay until it is firmly seated. Tighten the three blue

thumbscrews with your fingers to secure the power supply.

Optional: Adding a tape drive

With a tape drive upgrade kit, the Library can hold up to four half-height

LTO tape drives or two full-height tape drives.

Add the new tape drive directly above the currently installed tape drive.

Remove one drive bay cover for a half-height tape drive or two drive

bay covers for a full-height tape drive.

NOTE:

The Library will not operate with a full-height tape drive installed in

the second and third half-height drive bays. Install a full-height tape

drive either in the bottom two drive bays or the top two drive bays.

Slide the tape drive into the bay until it is firmly seated. Tighten the blue

thumbscrews with your fingers to secure the tape drive.

NOTE:

The tape drives are numbered from the bottom up. If your Library

did not come with a tape drive, install the first tape drive in the bottom

drive bay.

6a Planning the FC configuration

The FC tape drive has two FC ports. Only one port may be used at a

time, but both ports can be connected for path failover if your application

supports path failover.

Direct connection

You will need a 2 Gb, 4 Gb, or 8 Gb FC HBA. A 4 Gb HBA is

recommended for LTO-4 tape drives for optimum performance. An 8

Gb HBA is recommended for LTO-5 tape drives for optimum

performance.

SAN connection

All switches between the host and the Library must be of the appropriate

type. A 2 Gb switch in the path may result in performance degradation

when backing up highly compressible data to a 4 Gb tape drive. A 4

Gb switch in the path may result in performance degradation when

backing up highly compressible data to an 8 Gb tape drive.

Configure zoning on the Fibre switch so only the backup servers can

access the Library.

NOTE:

See 14 Configuring the FC ports for additional FC configuration

information. See the StorageTek SL24 Tape Autoloader and SL48

Tape Library User and service guide on the documentation CD for

instructions on changing the FC configuration.

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6b Planning the SAS configuration

The server must have a SAS HBA with an external connector.

NOTE:

Most SAS RAID controllers do not support Tape Libraries.

WARNING!

Do not connect the Library to a SAS RAID controller unless the

controller is qualified with the Library. The server might not be able

to boot when the Library is connected to a non-supported SAS RAID

controller.

CAUTION:

High quality SAS cables rated at the transfer rate of the SAS

components are required. Always verify that the SAS cable you are

using is rated for the data transfer speed of the interface of your

components. SAS cables described as "equalized" may not support

6 Gb/s data rates and should not be used with LTO-5 tape drives

unless these cables are verified for 6 Gb/s data rates.

6c Planning the parallel SCSI configura-

tion

If you are unfamiliar with configuring parallel SCSI devices, read the

parallel SCSI configuration information in the StorageTek SL24 Tape

Autoloader and SL48 Tape Library User and service guide on the

documentation CD.

Follow these general guidelines when planning the parallel SCSI

configuration:

• LTO-3 and LTO-4 tape drives are Ultra320 parallel SCSI devices;

LTO-2 tape drives are Ultra160. Only attach one LTO-3 or LTO-4

tape drive per Ultra320 bus. Attaching a tape drive on a lower per-

formance bus may degrade its performance. Do not connect an

LTO tape drive to an SE SCSI bus because it will seriously degrade

performance.

• Avoid attaching the Library to the same SCSI bus as a disk drive

or SE device.

• The default SCSI ID of both full-height tape drives is 4. The default

SCSI ID of half-height tape drives is 4 or 5, depending on the loca-

tion of the tape drive in the Library as shown below.

1. Half-height tape drives with SCSI ID 4

2. Half-height tape drives with SCSI ID 5

7 Changing the SCSI ID

In a parallel SCSI Library, if you need to change the SCSI ID for one

or both of the tape drives, do so before connecting the Library to the

host computer. The SCSI ID can also be changed from the RMI

Configure: Drive screen once the RMI is configured.

1. Attach the power cord to the Library.

2. Power on the Library by pressing the power button on the front

panel.

3. Use the control keys below the LCD screen to highlight

Configuration > Drives > Drive #, where # is the number of the

tape drive whose SCSI ID you need to change. Press the OK key.

4. Press OK to select the highlighted block. Use the Up and Down

control keys to change the SCSI ID. Press OK to select the value.

5. Highlight Save and press OK to save the SCSI ID.

6. Change the SCSI ID of the other tape drive if necessary.

8 Preparing the host

If necessary, install software, a host bus adapter (HBA), and compatible

drivers in the host computer.

For parallel SCSI and SAS Libraries, ensure that your HBA supports

multiple LUNs. For parallel SCSI devices, verify that multiple LUN

support is enabled for the HBA and operating system.

It is recommended that the host server be powered off before attaching

new devices.

9a Connecting the Library: FC

Remove the FC port dust cap from Port A. Attach one end of the FC

cable to Port A on the tape drive. Attach the other end of the FC cable

to a switch or HBA.

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9b Connecting the Library: SAS

The SAS cable recommended for use with the Library has a mini-SAS

connector on the HBA end and four mini-SAS connectors on the tape

drive end. This cable can be used to connect up to four tape drives to

a SAS HBA. Any of the four connectors can be used for any tape drive.

CAUTION:

Mini-SAS connectors are keyed. Do not force a SAS cable's mini-SAS

connector into the tape drive mini-SAS connector because it might

be keyed differently.

CAUTION:

SAS signal rates require clean connections with a minimum number

of connections between the HBA and the Library. Do not use adapters

or converters between the HBA and the Library. For reliable

operation, use a maximum SAS cable length of six meters.

Attach the HBA end of the cable to the SAS HBA. Attach a connector

to each tape drive.

The unused ends of a fanout cable are single channel and not suitable

for use with most disk arrays. Use the other ends to connect tape drives,

or coil and secure them to the rack to minimize stress on the connectors.

NOTE:

Each of the tape drives uses one channel and the cable supplied

with the Library maps each of the four channels from the HBA to one

channel on the drive end. You can plug any of the four drive

connectors into any tape drive.

9c Connecting the Library: parallel SCSI

Attach one end of the parallel SCSI cable to one of the connectors on

the tape drive. Attach the other end of the cable to the HBA or to the

connector on the previous device on the SCSI bus.

If the tape drive is the last or only device on the SCSI bus, attach a

terminator to the remaining SCSI connector on the tape drive.

Otherwise, attach a SCSI cable to the next device on the SCSI bus.

Make sure that the last device on the SCSI bus is properly terminated.

Connect the other tape drives, if applicable.

NOTE:

For optimal performance, a parallel SCSI tape drive should be the

only device on the bus.

10 Powering on the Library

Plug one end of the Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port on the back

of the Library. Plug the other end of the cable into an Ethernet LAN

port.

Plug the power cable into the Library from an AC power outlet. Repeat

for the redundant power supply, if installed.

Power on the Library using the power button located on the front panel.

Check the LCD screen to make sure the Library is receiving power.

Power on the host server and all devices you powered off earlier.

See page 12 for the OCP menu.

11 Configuring the Library network

Configuring the network enables you to monitor, configure, and control

most Library functions from the remote management interface (RMI).

By default, the Library will request an IP address from an IPv4 DHCP

server. Optionally, you can configure the Library to use a static IP

address. Once logged into the RMI, you can administer further network

changes through the RMI.

NOTE:

Most IPv4 network configurations are also available through the

OCP.

The Library supports IPv4 and IPv6 Internet Protocols. By default, the

Library is configured to use IPv4, the most common current version.

You can enable IPv6 or both Internet Protocols from the OCP or RMI,

and then continue configuring IPv6 settings from the RMI.

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NOTE:

The Library is shipped without an administrator password. You must

set the administrator password initially using the OCP before you

can use the RMI administrator functions. Once the administrator

password is set, you can access the RMI administrator functions by

providing the administrator password on the login screen.

The IPv4 address obtained from a DHCP server is displayed in the

OCP home screen and the Info > Network option.

If your organization requires a static IPv4 address or uses IPv6, you

can configure those features from within the Info > Network option.

If you enabled IPv6, you must continue configuring IPv6 from the RMI

after setting the administrator password in Step 12. See the StorageTek

SL24 Tape Autoloader and SL48 Tape Library User and service guide

included in the product documentation for additional information on

configuring IPv6.

12 Setting the date and time

This option sets the date and time used by the Library to record events

and should be set during the initial installation process. You can also

set the date and time from the RMI Configure: System screen.

To set the date and time from the OCP:

1. On the front panel, highlight Configuration > Set Date and Time.

Press OK.

2. Press OK to select the first block that can be edited. Use the Left

and Right control keys to move between digits in the Date and

Time fields. Use the Up and Down control keys to change the

value of the highlighted digit. When the screen shows the desired

value, press OK.

NOTE:

When setting the hours, the time is based on a 24-hour clock. There

is no a.m. or p.m. designation. For example, 1:00 p.m. is 13:00.

NOTE:

The Library time does not automatically adjust for daylight saving

time; you must adjust the time manually through the OCP or RMI.

13 Setting the administrator password

Setting an administrator password provides access to the administrator

functions with the RMI and OCP, and restricts access to administrator

functions to only those who know the administrator password. The

Library comes with a null administrator password, which until set allows

unrestricted access to all administrative functions through the OCP but

not the RMI. Once the administrator password has been set from the

OCP, it can be changed from either the OCP or the RMI. The

administrator password must be exactly eight digits consisting of the

numbers 0 through 9.

To set the administrator password:

1. On the OCP, press Enter.

2. Press Next until the display shows Configuration. Press Enter.

3. Press Enter to change the administrator password.

4. The first number will flash. Press Next until the first number for

the new password is displayed. Press Enter to accept the number.

The next number flashes. Repeat for each number in the password.

5. Press Cancel twice to move to the top of the menu.

14 Configuring the FC ports

For most situations, leave the FC ports at the default settings of Port

Speed: Automatic and Port Type: Auto Detect. With these settings,

the tape drive will choose the appropriate configuration. See the

StorageTek SL24 Tape Autoloader and StorageTek SL48 Tape Library

User and service guide on the documentation CD for instructions on

changing the FC configuration.

15 Labeling tape cartridges

Attaching a bar code label to each tape cartridge enables the Library

and application software to identify the cartridge quickly, thereby

speeding up inventory time. Make it a practice to use bar code labels

on your tape cartridges.

IMPORTANT:

The misuse and misunderstanding of bar code technology can result

in backup and restore failures. To ensure that your bar codes meet

quality standards, always purchase them from an approved supplier

and never print bar code labels yourself.

LTO tape cartridges have a recessed area located on the face of the

cartridge next to the write-protect switch. Use only this recessed area

for attaching the adhesive-backed bar code label. Only apply labels as

designated.

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16 Loading tape cartridges

You can use the mailslot to import and export tape cartridges. To load

or unload more tape cartridges at a time, you can remove the

magazines and load the cartridges into them. Use the front panel

Operations > Unlock Left Magazines option to release the left

magazines. If requested, provide the administrator password to access

the magazines. Pull both magazines straight out of the front of the

Library.

The lower left magazine, which is designated by a white dot on the

lower right corner, has a three-slot mailslot in the front of the magazine.

Leave the three slots in the front of the magazine empty if you plan to

enable the mailslot.

Insert the tape cartridges into the magazines.

Replace the magazines in the Library.

Repeat for the right magazines.

17 Verifying the installation

Verify that the Library has the most up-to-date firmware revision and

upgrade the firmware if necessary. You can upgrade firmware from the

OCP using a USB flash drive or through the RMI.

To see the firmware revision of the Library on the front panel:

1. Use the control keys to navigate to Info > Identity > Library.

2. The Library Controller FW Revision field shows the Library

firmware revision.

To find the current firmware revision, visit the http://sunsolve.sun.com

website.

18 Configuring additional features

The Library has many features to customize for your organization. See

the StorageTek SL24 Tape Autoloader and SL48 Tape Library User

and service guide on the documentation CD for more information about

these features and instructions for their configuration.

• Partitioning a Library into logical libraries.

• Configuring IPv6 networking.

• Enabling and configuring SNMP network management.

• Naming the Library.

Slot numbering

NOTE:

When the mailslot is enabled, the slots in the lower-left magazine

are numbered as below. All other slots are renumbered.

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