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Revision Date: January 2012

Revision Number: MR-7WN-DDSINSTL..DDOS5.1.0

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Prepareforinstallation,withrequiredtoolsandsafetyprecautions

Installrails,andracksystemhardware

Connectandcableexpansionshelves

PerforminitialconfigurationofDataDomainsystems

Configureoptionalsoftwarefeatures

Configurenetworkconnectivityforadministrativeaccess

Verifyinteroperabilitywithconnecteddevices

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Domainsystems.Thecourseprovideslearningexperiencescoveringhardwareinstallation,

cablingandconnections,andinitialconfigurationofsystemsoftwarefornetwork

connectivity,administrativeaccess,andverificationofinteroperability withconnected

devices.

Thiscourseisintendedforfieldservicepersonnel,supportpersonnel,andothers responsible

, , .

Tocompletethiscoursesuccessfully, thefollowingprerequisitesarerequiredorhighly

recommended:

TheEMCDataDomainTechnologyandSystemsIntroductionisavailableasawebbased

offering,andprovidesanimportantfoundationintechnologyandproductknowledge.

TheEMCDataDomainSystemAdministration coursecanbetakenasa3dayclassroom

course,oronlineinWebbasedformat.

Thesetwocourses arerequiredprerequisitesfortheSystemInstallationcourse.

Fieldengineeringexperienceisalsohighlyrecommended,includingfamiliaritywithbasic

networkingconceptsandtopologies,dataaccessprotocols,andexperiencewithrackingand

cablingequipment.



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hardware.

Inthis moduleyouwilllearnhowto:

Access

useful

resources including

installation

documentation

and

media.

You

can

access

theseresourcesatanytimeduringthiscourse,priortoorduringinstallations.

Collecttherequiredtools

Observesiterequirementsandsafetyrequirements



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recommendedterminalemulationprogramisSecureCRT,configuredwitha5,000lineor

largerbuffer.AnyversionofSecureCRT issuitable.IfSecureCRT isnotavailable,usePuTTY

version0.58orlater.WindowsHyperterminal isnotrecommended. A2GBorgreaterUSB

flash

memory

drive

is

also

recommended.Thelistshowsadditionalitemsthatshouldbeastandardpartofyourinstallationtoolkit.

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Thewidthdimensionsofthe rackshouldbeastandard19inches.

ThedepthdimensionsdependontheDataDomainmodelandcanrangefrom23.543.5

inches.

TheheightdimensionsdependonthenumberofDataDomainsystems. Forexamplea2UDataDomaincontrollerwiththreeexpansionShelveswoulduseatotalof11Uspace,where

1Uis1.75inches.Withthisexample,a15Udepthrackwouldmeettherequireddepth.



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.support six or more expansion shelves, with as many as 24 shelves in the case of GlobalDeduplication Array and Data Domain Archiver systems. These large capacity systemsrequire additional planning and resources for installation.Here are some general requirements for a large capacity installation:

The physical rack height requirement is often 40U or greater. 2U or 4U is needed for theData Domain controller, depending on model, while 3U is needed for each expansion

shelf.

If necessary, installation may be split across more than one rack, but will require advance

site-specific planning to determine appropriate SAS or interconnect cable lengths.

Whenever possible, grouping shelves in logical sets within contiguous rack spaces will

simplify the shelf-to-shelf SAS cabling.

The logical spacing of the shelves are divided into 3 or more Shelf Sets, labeled 1, 2, and

3, and so forth. The shelf order should alternate between shelf sets as seen in the

diagram.

The three recommended cable lengths for connection among expansion shelves and thecontroller are 0.5, 1.0. and 2.0 meter cables. Use 1 meter and 2 meter head-to-shelf and

meter shelf-to-shelf.

Tip:


To allow for simple, predictable upgrades, if the site expects further expansion of storage

capacity in the future, plan ahead by leaving space in the rack for additional shelves

based on the maximum amount of expected storage.



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ElectricalSafetyProceduresthatreducetheriskofelectricalshock

Liftingand HandlingSafetyProceduresthatreduceriskofinjury.

Formostinstallations,aminimumoftwopeopleisrequiredtomounttheunits.

Data

Domain

Electrostatic

Safety

procedures

that

help

avoid

damage

to

components

due

to

electrostaticdischarge.

PleasereviewtheDataDomainS stemSafet andRe ulator Informationdocument riorto

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Inthismodule,youwilllearnhowto:

Unpackthesystemandverifyshipment

Installrackmounts

InstalltheEMCDataDomaincontrollerunit

Installexpansionshelves

Connectexpansionshelvesorexternalstorageunitstothecontroller

Enabledatatransferconnectivit

Connectanadministrativeconsole

Connectpowerandturnonthesystem



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shown.



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Whenyoufirstopentheboxyoushould see:

Ascrewdriver,documentation,powercordsandanullmodemcable.

You

should also

see

the

packaged

rails

Thereshouldalso betherailinstructionsandtheDatadomainsystem.

Onceonsite,makesure youverifytheDataDomainequipmentreceivedagainsttheorderplacedbythecustomer.

Compareequipmenttopurchaseorderandpackingslip,EMCorderentrysystem,orcontacttheaccountteam.

Open andcomparethecomponents intheboxwiththeorderinformation.

Checkthatthefollowingarecorrect:

Systemmodel

Cards(HBA,NICs)

SystemCables

PowerCables


,licenses.Makesureyouinstallthecorrectlylicensedapplianceforitsfunctioninthetopologyforthesite.

Ifforanyreason, theequipmentisnotcorrect,immediatelycontactDataDomainsupport.



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placedbythecustomer.

YoumayhavetogetthePurchaseOrderfromcustomerifitisnotintheshipping box.

Open andcomparethecomponents intheboxwiththeP.O.

Checkthatthefollowingarecorrect:

S stem model

Cards(HBA,NICs)

SystemCables

PowerCables

Note thatinashipmentwithmultipleappliances,differentappliancemayhavedifferent

licenses.Makesureyouinstallthecorrectlylicensedapplianceforitsfunction.

Ifforanyreason, theequipmentisnotcorrect,immediatelycontactDataDomainsupport.



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thatyouusetofastentheouterrailstotherackwilldependonwhichtypeofrackisused.

Eachofthescrewtypesareclearlylabeledwiththeequipmentkit.Usethelabeledscrews

providedwiththeappropriaterack.



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withsomevariations.

Thestepsare,to

First,prepare

the

rack

holes,

working

with

the

correct

screws

and

applying

adapters

for

the

correcttypeofhole,ifnecessary.

Second,installthesliderailstotherackitself.

Thenyouattachrailstoeachsideofthecontroller.

Onceallrailsareinplaceyoucanmountthechassis,secureittotherack,andfinallyattach

thefrontbezel.



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Reviewtherackatthesite,andthekit componentsforthecorrectmountingscrewsoradaptersforthetypeofholesintheracks. Ifnecessary nsta a apters romt e t.

Toinstallthesliderailsorouterrailstotherackposts:Notethatsomerailsrequirethatyouremove theinnerchassisrailsfromtheouterrailsfirstbeforeproceding.Ateachrackpost,determinetheverticalpositionintherackwheretherailsare tobeinstalled.Thetopmostmountingholeforaparticularrackunit(RU)mounting positionistypicallyidentifiedbyamarkorhole.Racksmayalsobescreenprintedto showthepositionsoftherackunits. Makesurethattherails areinstalledinholesthatareverticallyalignedfromfronttoback. Iftherailismountedinholes

thatare

not

vertically

aligned,

the

rail

may

be

damaged

and

mounting

will

not

be

secure.

If necessary, loosen the two screws on theinside of each bracket so that you can adjust the length to fit your rack. Then, extend the rails to fit between the front and rear racking

posts. Attach the rails tightly to the front and rear of the rack. Attach the clamping screws tightly. Attach the rail to the right-side ofthe rack using the same procedure.

ToattachthechassisrailstotheDataDomainsystem:Some newer Data Domain models come with rack slides pre-installed on the chassis, fastened with pop-rivets. This greatly simplifiesthe procedure for completing the installation. In that case, you can skip this step. For units that do not ship with preinstalled rackslides on the controller, you attachtherailsasfollows: Alignthekeyholesontherailwiththemounting pegsonthesideofthechassis.Holdtherailflushagainstthesideofthechassis.Withtherailagainstthechassishousing,pushtherailtowardtheback of the chassissothatthenarrowendsofthekeyholeengage themountingpegs.Pushtherailbackuntilthefrontlatchingtabengages. Iftherailsdonothavepegsbutrequirescrews,addthescrewsandtightensecurely. Attach therailtotheothersideofthechassisusingthesameprocedure.

ToinstalltheDataDomainsystemintherack:Usecautionwhenmountingdatadomain controllersintherack:Toavoidinjury,thisprocedurerequirestwopeople.For rails that slide out from the rack, pull the ball-bearing slide to the front of the rail. Withoneinstalleroneachsideofthesystem,liftthechassis. Ateachside,alignthechassiscomponentwiththerackcomponentandslidethe chassisintotherack.Carefullyslidethechassisallthewayintotherack.

Notethat

some

rail

assemblies

have

asecurity

catch

that

prevents

an

installed

unit

from accidentally

sliding

all

the

way

out

of

the

rails.

The

securitycatchmayinterruptthe movementofthechassisintotherackasyouslideitin. Ifthesecuritycatchpreventsthechassisfromslidinginsmoothly,pullbackonthe releasebuttonateachsideofthechassis,andpushthechassistherestofthe wayin.Tosecurethesystemtotherack, ateachsideofthechassis,alignandtightenthethumbscrewtosecurethesystemto therack.

Toinstallthebezel:MostbezelsforthefrontoftheDataDomainsystemhavemagnetstoholdtheminplaceagainst thesystemchassis.Setthebezelagainst


thefrontofthesystemandverifythatthe magnetsholdthebezelinplace.Adjustthepositionasnecessarytofitthebezelproperly.



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.include the number of hard drives, the hard drive sizes and spares, and the type of cableand SAS connector position. The commands and auto supports along with the rackingand railing will be discussed later in this course.

Explore additional information on this table by clicking on the icons.



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,host ports.

Make sure you can identify these components in both types of shelves.



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The table shows the conditions for the disk enclosure LEDs.

This shows the disk enclosure LED- specifically the disk enclosure fault LED.

The table provides the conditions associated with the LEDs.



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This table provides the conditions for the Disk LEDs.

This shows the disk fault LED.

This table provides the conditions for the Disk LEDs.



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A new chassis is introduced with the ES30. It is important that you know the differencesbetween the ES30 and ES20 components.

Please take a few moments to explore the components.



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TheShelfCapacitylicenseisnotsupportedwithDDOS5.0andbelow.

AllexpansionshelveswhetherES20orES30arenowissuedaStorageCapacityLicensekey

with

their

purchase.

IftheenvironmentisrunningDDOS5.1,thelicensekeyshouldbeapplied.

AnexceptionisforoldES20shelvespurchasepriortoDDOS5.1.Thesearegrandfathered

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Shelfcapacitylicenseisissuedforallnewshelves (ES20orES30)(wheneverwerollout5.1

release).

Old

shelves

are

grandfathered

and

will

not

require

a

license.ShelfcapacitylicensesareNOTtiedtotheheadchassisserialnumberortheshelfserial

number,customercanmovethelicensefromoneheadtoanotherheadorusetheshelf

capacitylicenseforothershelves.

ShelfcapacitylicensesarenotrequiredwithDDOS5.0andolderreleases.

ShelfcapacitylicensecanbeinstalledonlyonDDOS5.1systems.Ifcustomertriestoinstall

onDDOS5.0andolderDDOS,thefollowingmessagewillbeseen.

****Error"":Inapplicablelicensecode.Thiswillbedocumentedto

customer.

SFDC(SalesForce)willbepopulatedwiththeshelfcapacitylicensefromdatafromSAPand

autosupport sothatsupportcanretrievethelicensesincasecustomerlostthelicensesfrom

onecentralplace.


Ifcustomersendsautosupport forsystems,wewillhaveatrackwhichsystemshavewhich

licensesinSFDC,ifnot,wewilltrackthelicensesbasedonthesalesorder(againinSFDC).



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TheexistingenvironmentincludesoneDataDomainsystemw/threeES20Shelves.

YouwanttoupgradefromDDOS5.0toDDOS5.1

Sincethe

ES20

shelves

were

purchased

and

installed

prior

to

DD

OS

5.1,

no

Shelf

Capacity

Licensekeywasissuedandthusnolicensekeyrequired.

TheoldES20shelvesaregrandfathered.



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TheexistingenvironmentincludesoneDataDomainsystemw/oneES20shelfrunningDD

OS5.0

You

want

to

add

two

ES30

shelves.

YouwillbeissuedtwoShelfCapacityLicensekeys(oneforeachES30).

However, keyscanonlybeappliedtoDDOS5.1+.



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shelves.

TheexistingenvironmentincludesoneDataDomainsystemw/oneES20shelfrunningDD

OS5.0

YouwanttoupgradetoDDOS5.1andaddadd twoES30shelves.

YouwillbeissuedtwoShelfCapacityLicensekeys(oneforeachES30).

Youwillhavetoapplyallkeys(two)sinceitisrequiredfornewshelvesrunningDDOS5.1+.



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Connecting the Appliance to the LAN uses single or dual port copper 1 Gb or 10 Gb Ethernet

NIC cards.

Connecting the Appliance to the Media server via Fiber Channel can use a single or dual

port 2 Gb or 4 Gb HBA VTL card.Connecting the appliance to the ES20 or ES30 via Fiber Channel can use a single or dual

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typeofPCIXcardsutilizedforeach.

TheyellowspecifiestheDataDomainconnectivitytoaLANnetworkviaEthernetcard.

ThebluespecifiestheDataDomainconnectivitytotheExpansionShelfviaFiberchannelspecifically

usingaSAS

FC

HBA

card.

ThegreenspecifiestheDataDomainconnectivitytotheMediaserverviaaFiberchannelspecifically

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whileonlycertainmodelsupportthe10GbEthernet.



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. .to on for each of the two power supplies for each expansion shelf. Wait approximately 3 minutesafter all expansion shelves are turned on, then push the power button on the controller.



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ES30andtheLEDstate.

Whiteindicatestheexpansionshelfisoff.

FlashinggreenindicatesthattheexpansionshelfandtheDDapplianceareestablishing

aconnection.

Solidgreenindicatestheconnectionhasbeenestablished.

Amberindicatesaconnectivityproblem.



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thismodule.

Youwilllearnhowto:

Collectrequiredinformation

og nw a erm na mu a or

UsetheConfigurationWizard

Bringexpansionshelvesonline



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Thesysteminstallationdocumentationprovidesaworksheetforgatheringtheinformation.

Installationprofessionalsarealsostronglyencouragedtousethepreengagementquestionnaire,or

PEQ,provided toallfield personnel,which provides asectionforgathering comprehensive

configurationinformation,aswell asother sectionsforgathering importantdetails forthesite,such

ascontact

information.

,

procedure:

Login default password. This value is the Data Domain systems serial number, located on its rearpanel. The DataDomainsystemdefaultusernameissysadmin whilethedefaultpasswordistheserialnumber.Theserialnumberlocatedonthebackpanelandshouldbea10digitnumber.Initial configuration also requires a fully qualified hostname for the Data Domain system. You should also have Site

domain name, and any licenses for the site.

Very rarely a site might require use of the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). If this is the case, youll needto know the port on the switch for DHCP.

If you are not using DHCP, determine the values you need to enter during the configuration procedure:

Interface IP addresses


Routing gateway IP address

If using DNS, the list of DNS servers.



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,details, and backup server and administrator details. Best practice is to have a separate

domain administrator account and password. For the backup servers, note that the

configuration default uses the asterisk to allow everyone in facility to write to the backup.This could be a security violation at the site. In most cases, you should specify which hosts

are permitted. Space is also provided for a description of the physical location of the system.The location should be descriptive enough to allow support to quickly identify the system, for

spa c n orma on. or examp e, s m g nc u e e ac y oca on, as we as serverlocation within the facility.

For the mail server, note that this SMTP server in the location must be able to relay emailexternally to data domain support; a change or addition in the mail relay may be necessary.

If using a Virtual Tape Library, obtain the WWN numbers of the initiators. World-Wide Name (WWN) is a.

If you will be configuring your Data Domain system to interface with a VLAN, the VLAN IP addresses should

be collected.

ThefirewallshouldbeconfiguredsothatonlyrequiredandtrustedclientshaveaccesstotheDataDomain

system.ConsultwithyourDataDomainsystemengineerforinstructionsonsettingupNFSandCIFSaccess

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communication settings:

3. Enable logging of the session.

4. Log in to the system.

Setting Value

BAUD Rate 9600

Data Bits 8

Stop Bits 1

Parity None

Flow Control None

Emulation VT-100



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Atthefirstlogin,theconfigurationutilitystarts.Therearesixsectionstotheconfiguration:Licenses,Network,FileSystem,System,CIFS,andNFS.Theconfigurationutilityguidesyouthroughtheconfigurationsteps,onesectionatatime.IftheCLIConfigurationWizarddoesnotstartimmediatelythefirsttimeyoulogin,youcanrunitatanytimebyenteringthecommand: config setup. Completeallsixsections.Thelistentriesintheutilitycanbecommaseparated,spaceseparated,orboth.Ateachprompt,enteravalue,OREnteraquestionmark(?)formoredetails,ORPressEntertoacceptthevaluedisplayedinbraces.Followtheconfigurationutilityinstructionsforenteringappropriatevalues.Attheendofeachconfigurationsection,youcanchooseto:

Save Save

the

displayed

configuration.

Cancel

Delete

all

new

values

and

go

to

the

next

section.

Retry

Restarttheinputentryatthebeginningofthecurrentsection.Thevalueenteredpreviouslyappearsasthedefaultvalueateachprompt.Foreachconfigurationsection,youarepromptedtoansweraseriesofques ons. een o eac sec on,asummaryo youren r es s sp aye . oucanaccep orre ec yourchangesandgotothenextsection,orreturntothebeginningofthatsectionandchangeanyofthesettings.WhenyouselectRetry,youareshownyourpreviousentriesforeachprompt. #config setup Typeytoconfigureasection. Typentoskipasectionandgotothenextone. Typeaquestionmark(?)ataprompttodisplaymoreinformation. PresseithertheEnterorReturnkeytoacceptthegivenvalue,suchas[mail],ortypeanewvalue. Tomakemultipleentriesinthelist,separateeachentrywitheitheracommaoraspace. Whenpromptedforahostname,entereitheritsIPaddressoritsfullyqualifiedhostname,suchassrvr22.company.com. ToexittheCLI,youhavetoconfigureorskipeachofthesections,orenterCtrl+C.Aftertheconfigurationiscompleted,theCLIpromptsyoutorebootthesystemifarebootisrequired. Toactivate

, . ,dashes,foreachfeatureyouhavelicensed.Forexample,enterABCDABCDABCDABCDIfyouhavenotlicensedacategory,makenoentry.IfusingtheCLI,presstheEnterkey.

Configure

the

Network

:Enterthe

Data

Domain

systems

hostname,

which

is

afully

qualified

name

that

includes

the

domain

name.

For

example,enterdd01.xyz.com. Enteradomainname,suchascorporation.com,forusebytheDNS,oracceptthedomainnamethatispartofthehostname.Forexample,enterxyz.comforthehostnamedd01.xyz.com.ConfigureEthernetInterfaces(Ports)1.Enabletheport.2.SelectwhetherornottouseDHCPontheport.22TheConfigurationWizardIfyouareconfiguringthesystemusinganEthernetinterfaceandyouchoosenotto


, .DHCPforoneormoreDataDomainsystemEthernetinterfaces,theIPaddressandnetmask promptsdisplaythevaluesgiventotheDataDomainsystemfromaDHCPserver.PressEntertoacceptthesevalues. IfDHCPisnotconfiguredonaport,entertheIPaddressandthenetmask fortheport. IfanyoftheportsarenotusingDHCP,specifyanIPaddressforadefaultroutinggateway.



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IfnoneofyournetworkportsisconfiguredtouseDHCP,orDHCPisnotconfiguredtoprovidetheDNSservers,youcanspecifyone, two,ort ree serverstoreso ve ostnamesw t a resses. ooneo t e o ow ng: ntert eservernameornames,separat ng tems nthelistwitheitheracommaoraspace,orChoosetoenternoserversbypressingtheEnterkey.Inthiscase,usethenet hostscommand,whichisdescribedintheDDOS5.0CommandReferenceGuide,toinformtheDataDomainsystemofIPaddressesforhostnames. PressEnter. IfyouhaveadditionalEthernetports,setthemupasdescribedabove. Aftersavingtheportconfiguration,allowup to twominutesfortheDataDomainsystemtoupdatetheinterfaces.

Enterthefollowinginformation:System:AdminHost(Required)EnterahostnamethatwillhaveadministrativeaccesstotheDataDomainsystem.Whenyoulogintothishostviatheinternetorintranet,youcanviewsystemlogsandrunsystemcommands.Thehostname canbe

a

fully

qualified

domain

name,

a

simple

hostname,

or

an

IP

address.

The

host

is

added

to

all

administrative

access

lists

and

is

set

up

as

an

NFSclient

for

both

the

/backup

and

/ddvar directories.

Admin

Email

(Required)

Enter

the

email

address

or

agroup

alias

that

is

to

receive

emailfromtheDataDomainsystem.Bydefault,theDataDomainsystememaillistincludesanaddressfortheDataDomainSupport group.Thesystemusestheemailaddressasthesenderofalertandautosupport emailmessagesfromthissystem,andalsoastherecipientfor

.Theautosupport featuresendsadailyreporttoDataDomainSupportthatshowssystemidentificationinformationandconsolidatedoutputfromDataDomainsystemcommandsandentriesfromvariouslogfiles.AlertsoccurwheneverthesystemsRestoreProtectionManagerdiscoversaproblemwithsoftwareoramonitoredhardwarecomponent.Thealertcommandmanagesthealertshistoryfileandwhoreceivesemailnotificationforsystemalerts.Formoreinformationaboutautosupport andalerts,seetheDDOS5.0AdministrationGuide.SystemLocationEnteraphysicallocationthatidentifiesthissystemforuseinautosupport emails.Forexample,enterBldg4rack10.Thealertsandautosupport reportsdisplaythelocation.SMTPMailServerEnterthenameofalocalSMTP(mail)serverthatrelaysDataDomainsystememails.IftheserverisanExchangeserver,besurethatSMTPisenabled.}TimeZoneThesystemdateisalreadyset.Determineyourlocaltimezone.ThedefaulttimezoneforeachDataDomainsystemisUS/Pacific.

ote: ac t mezonecons stso twoparts,w c areseparate w t as as .}NetworkTimeService(NTP)ServersThedefaultistoenableNTPandtousemulticastforNTP.IfDHCPissetup,dothefollowingonlyiftheDHCPserverisnotconfiguredtoprovidetheNTPservers:ToallowtheDataDomainsystemtouseoneormoreNetworkTime Service(NTP)serverstosynchronizeitsclock,entertheirIPaddressesorservernames,separatedbycommas.

Rebootingthe

Data

Domain

System

Afterconfiguringthesystem,reboottheDataDomainsystemusingtheCLI.Enter:#systemrebootNote:IfyouareusingtheEnterpriseManager,logoutoftheEnterpriseManagerandcloseitsWebbrowserwindowbeforeenteringthesystemrebootcommand.Otherwise,warningmessagesmightdisplaywhenthesystemreboots.

VerifyingNetworkConnectionsItisrecommendedthateachDataDomaininterfaceonwhichtrafficisexpectedistestedforconnectivityusingthepingcommand.


nter: p ng ostnamewherehostnameisthehostnameoranIPaddressassociatedwiththeinterfacebeingtested.Eachinterfacemusthaveaunique hostnameorIPaddress.



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.HBA by running the disk port show summary command. The status is online if the connection isestablished between the data domain system and the expansion shelf. The output shows the portfor each sass connection the online status which is off-line at first. To verify that the data domainsystem recognizes the shelves run the enclosure show summary command. This command shows

each recognized enclosure ID data domain system model number serial number and slotcapacity. To make each disk enclosure available to the data domain system run the storage add

. .cannot be removed from the filesystem without reinstalling the DD OS after they've been added.To verify the enclosure availability in space you can run the disk show state command or the DFcommand. The DF command shows the capacity of the system. It should increase after adding anexpansion shelf.



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,described in this module.

In this module you'll learn how to:

Use the Enterprise Manager for additional configuration

configure remote management through IPMI and SOLverify the installation according to the customer requirements

perform basic configuration of the data domain Archiver system

and get started with data domain GDA system configuration



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specifications,overIntelligentPlatform ManagementInterfaceIPMIandSerialoverLAN

(SOL),toenableremotepowerandconsolemanagementcapabliities whileawayfromthe

site.

These

remote

power

management

capabilities

are

supported

through

IPMI:PoweronoftheDataDomainsystemafterpoweroutage

PowercycleafteraDDOScrash

Poweroffforpowersavingsonsystemsnotcurrentlyinuse

Obtainpowerstatus

TheseconsoleactivitiesaresupportedthroughSOL:

Rundiagnostics

Install,upgrade,orreconfiguretheDDOS

AccesstheBIOS

ViewvaluablePOSTandbootmessages

To learnmoreabouttheIPMIandSOLspecifications,visitthewebsiteshown.



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TwoDataDomainsystems,oneInitiatorandoneTarget;

A Target Data Domain system and any computer with ipmitool installed as an Initiator.

ipmitool isan

open

source

program

for

management

of

systems

that

support

IPMI

v2.0.

ToenableacomputertobeusedasanInitiator,locateacompatiblecopyoftheopensourceipmitool

1.8.10, own oa ,an insta itont ecomputer. Youcan in acopyo t etoo att e

websitesshown.

NotethatyouneedtoknowTargetsIPMIIPaddresstouseipmitool commandstomanagepoweror

getSOLaccess.



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1.8.10,download,andinstallitonthecomputer. Youcanfindacopyofthetoolatthe

websitesshown.

NotethatyouneedtoknowTargetsIPMIIPaddresstouseipmitool commandstomanagepoweror

getSOLaccess.



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throughoneofthefollowing:

AdedicatedIPMImanagementEthernetport(outofbandaccess)

OR

Ashared

Ethernet

port

on

the

system

motherboard

(sideband

access)

with

two

IP

addresses,

onefortheLANandoneforIPMI



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AnEthernetcableisconnectedtothededicatedEthernetportandthentotheLAN.

ThededicatedEthernetportis:

ConfiguredwithanyavailableIPMIIPaddress

Bestifonaseparatemanagementnetwork,incasethedataLANgoesdown

se on y or an access

ThededicatedEthernetportnameis:bmc0a

TheEthernetportsonthemotherboardcontinuetobeusedonlyfordataandnormal

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OntheEnterpriseManageronthetarget,gotoMaintenance>IPMI. Youcan:Enablethe

IPMIport, configuretheIPMIIPaddress, andaddoneormoreIPMIusers.



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management of the system.

To configure IPMI you must configure network ports. For manual entry, enter the IP address andnet mask. For the systems configured for DHCP you can choose dynamic. You must also add auser by clicking the Add User button, typing the username and password.

After the configuration you manage the remote system by clicking Login to Remote system, andthen selectin a mana ed s stem or t in in the IP address or DNS name of another s stem onthe network, with the username and password for an IPMI enabled user.

The IPMI power management dialog box allows you to power up, power down, or power cycle theremote system after installation.



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ofthetargeteachtimeyouaccessit:Addthetargettothelistofmanagedsystemsintheleft

navigationbar.

AfteryoulogintotheGUI,expandthelistofmanagedsystemsintheleftnavigationbar.

Thenclick

the

Add

button.

The

Add

System(s)

dialog

appears

EntertheDNSnameorIPaddressinSystemNamefield,andsupplythecredentialsofan

.



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doneintheCLI.

Ontargetsofanymodel,enterthesyst em opt i on set consol e l an CLIcommand.

Anexampleisshownonscreen.

EnterYes

to

proceed

when

prompted

(this

sets

the

gr ub setting

to

tty0).

Ifprompted,enteryestorebootthesystem.

Note:Youshouldrunthesyst em opt i on set consol e l an commandevenifyou

donotplantouseSOLduringnormaloperations.SOLshouldbeenabledonallsystemssoit

canbeusedwhen emergencyaccessisrequired.



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usedforemergencies

Ifatallpossible,itisbesttologindirectlyandrebootwiththesyst em r eboot command

ortheGUIMaintenance>RebootSystemoptionbothalternativesperformagracefulshut

downof

the

remote

system



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'requirements and the site requirements. Make sure that you verify licenses purchased for thesystem and add any licenses that might be missing. The best practice is to send an auto supportreport with the install status of the system. You can use the CLI commands shown to send an e-mail and then verify receipt of that e-mail at the specified e-mail address. And perform one final

review of the installation checklist.



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regularDataDomaincontroller.Followthe instructionsforInitialConfiguration.

Aftertheinitial setupiscomplete,implementtheArchiverspecific procedurescoveredin

this lesson.

ConsultwiththesitesadministratorandDataDomainsupporttoperformthespecific

configurationdetails.



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AfterinitialconfigurationofanewlyinstalledArchiversystemusingtheCLIwizard,setupthesystemintheEnterpriseManagerasfollows.

Selectthesystemtobeconfiguredfromthenetworklistontheleft.

IntheDataManagementtab,underFileSystem,clickMoreTasksandchooseCreateFileSystemfromthedropdownmenu.

IntheFileSystemCreatedialogbox,makesurethedefaultoptiontoCreateanarchivecapablefilesystemisselected,then clickNext.

Thedialognotifiesyouthatthefilesystemrequiresstoragetobeconfigured. Todoso,clickConfigure.

Carefullyreviewandconfirmthesizingrequirementsforthesite,andbasedontherequirements,selecttheappropriatestorage toaddastheactivetier.

NotethatyoucanusethedropdownmenutodesignatethetypeofDDArchiverstorage.

Addtheappropriatestorageforthearchiveunit.

ClickOk.

.

ClicktheClosebuttonwhentheprocessiscomplete.

ClickNext

to

view

asummary,

and

then

Finish

to

execute

the

configuration.

Aftertheprocessiscomplete,clickOk.

ToconfigureDatamovementandcleaning, Undertheconfigurationtab,clicktheEditbuttonforDataMovementPolicy. Unlessinstructedotherwise,acceptthedefaultsettingsandclickOK.


ClickEdittoviewthedefaultCleanSchedule.Unlessotherwiseinstructed,acceptthedefaultsettingsandclickOK.



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remotesiteusingcollectionreplication.

Thebasictopologyandrequirementsforreplicationaredescribedhere. Consultwiththe

sitesadministratorandDataDomainsupporttoperformthespecific configuration

procedures.



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thereplicationpairmustbeconfiguredasDDArchivers, andthateachunitinthesourceDD

ArchiverisreplicatedtoitscorrespondingunitinthedestinationDDArchiver. Note thatonly

DataDomainsupportengineerscanperformsingleunitrecovery.



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Deduplication Array system using the procedures shown.

ConsultwiththesitesadministratorandDataDomainsupportforthespecific configuration

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Systempageof theEnterpriseManager,inthefirstpageoftheGDAportionofthewizard,

selectDualControllerGDA,andthenselectWorkerController.



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aseparatesectionforsettingtheInterconnectforGDA. Defaultvalueswillbesupplied,but

theusermaychangetheInterconnectIPaddressand netmask.



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intendedasthemastercontroller.

OnthefirstpageoftheGDAportionofthewizard,selectDualControllerGDA,andthen

selectMasterController.



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GDA.



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workercontrollers.

Thepagetoaddaworkercontrollerdoesnotappearifnoworkercontrollerhasbeen

previouslyconfigured. Inthiscase,themastercontrollerwillbeconfiguredasasingle

controllerGDA.

A

worker

controller

can

be

configured

and

added

to

the

single

controller

GDAatalatertime,toconvertittoadualcontrollerGDA.

A isto a precon igure wor ercontro ersappears,a ongwit t emastercontro er eing

configured. TheusermustselectoneworkercontrollerfortheGDAcurrentlybeing

configured. Inthisexample,onlyoneworkercontrollerwasfound.



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System,andnoGDAconfigurationwilloccur.



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beforeproceeding.

SeetheGDAAdministrationGuideformoreinformation.



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Thesteps shownherecanbeusedtosetupVTLontheGDA. Takeamomenttoreviewbefore

proceeding.




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For product information, including overviews, data and specification sheets, and white papers,visit the link shown at EMCs website.

For product documentation, knowledge base articles, and additional white papers, visit

my.datadomain.com. This site requires a login.To find and enroll in follow-on training covering a wide range of topics including system

, ,troubleshooting, visit EMC Education Services, using the link shown. Search for Data Domain toview a complete list of offerings.



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