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HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 Series StorageCabling Configuration Guide B:Two Node System with M6720 Enclosures

AbstractThis guide provides information about connecting data cables for authorized technicians performing installation and maintenanceservices on HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 Series Storage systems.

HP Part Number: QR482-96796Published: August 2014

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The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the expresswarranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shallnot be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein.

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Contents1 Introduction...............................................................................................5

Audience.................................................................................................................................5Advisories................................................................................................................................5

2 Getting Started..........................................................................................6Following Precautions................................................................................................................6Identifying the Components, Enclosure Ports, and Labels................................................................6

3 Cabling Configurations...............................................................................92 Controller Nodes 1 Drive Enclosure..........................................................................................9

Labeling the Storage Drive Enclosures...................................................................................10Labeling the Cables for Controller Node 0............................................................................11Labeling the Cables for Controller Node 1............................................................................11Connecting the Cables to Controller Node 0 and 1................................................................12

2 Controller Nodes 2 Drive Enclosures......................................................................................14Labeling the Storage Drive Enclosures...................................................................................14Labeling the Cables for Controller Node 0............................................................................16Labeling the Cables for Controller Node 1............................................................................16Connecting the Cables to Controller Node 0 and 1................................................................18

2 Controller Nodes 3 Drive Enclosures......................................................................................19Labeling the Storage Drive Enclosures...................................................................................19Labeling the Cables for Controller Node 0............................................................................21Connecting Red-Labeled Cables to Controller Node 0............................................................22Labeling the Cables for Controller Node 1............................................................................22Connecting the Cables to Controller Node 1.........................................................................24





2 Controller Nodes 8 Drive Enclosures......................................................................................51Labeling the Storage Drive Enclosures...................................................................................51Labeling the Cables for Controller Node 0............................................................................53

Contents 3

Connecting Red-Labeled Cables to Controller Node 0............................................................54Labeling the Cables for Controller Node 1............................................................................55Connecting the Cables to Controller Node 1.........................................................................57


4 Additional Resources and Related Documentation.........................................65Contacting HP........................................................................................................................65HP 3PAR Documentation..........................................................................................................65

4 Contents

1 IntroductionAudience

This guide is intended for HP field engineers and authorized personnel installing or servicing HP3PAR StoreServ systems.

AdvisoriesTo avoid injury or damage to data and equipment, always observe the notes, cautions, andwarnings within this guide. Always be aware of the operating environment and handle electricalequipment carefully.

WARNING! Warnings alert you of actions that can cause injury to people or irreversible damageto the equipment, software, or data.

CAUTION: Cautions alerts you of actions that can cause damage to the equipment, software, ordata.

NOTE: Notes are reminders, tips, or suggestions that supplement the procedures included in thisguide.

Audience 5

2 Getting StartedRead the following sections as it list important instructions, precautions, and information aboutinstallation and cable connection options for the HP 3PAR StoreServ Storage system.

NOTE: The following diagrams do not present a storage-centric solution with the controller nodesmounted in the center of the rack or other non-HP supported component configurations. If the currentcomponents situated on the rack do not reflect the layout of the diagrams, continue to follow thecable instructions and carefully validate the port cable connections between all the controller nodesand storage drive enclosures to ensure proper operation and redundancy.

Following PrecautionsFollow these general precautions to avoid injury, data loss, and damage before and duringinstallation or while servicing the HP 3PAR StoreServ Storage system:• Avoid using improper tools

• Prepare an Electrostatic Discharge-safe (ESD) work surface by placing an antistatic mat onthe floor, or table, near the storage system. Attach the ground lead of the mat to an unpaintedsurface of the rack

• Always use a wrist-grounding strap, provided with the storage system. Attach the groundingstrap clip directly to an unpainted surface of the rack

• Avoid contact between electronic components and clothing which can carry an electrostaticcharge

• Ensure all cables are properly labeled and easily identifiable prior to removing a component

• Observe local occupational safety requirements and guidelines for handling heavy equipment

• Always load the heaviest item first, and start from the bottom when loading the rack. Loadingfrom the bottom makes the rack bottom-heavy and helps prevent the rack from becomingunstable

• Do not attempt to move a fully-loaded equipment rack. Remove all equipment from the rackbefore moving the rack

• Use at least two people to safely move the rack from the pallet

Identifying the Components, Enclosure Ports, and LabelsThe content in this section applies to all configurations and provides instructional guidance forcabling the HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000/7450 according to a specific configuration.


Controller Node and Storage Drive EnclosuresDepending on the system configuration, the HP 3PAR StoreServ 7200 enclosure is equipped withtwo controller nodes and the HP 3PAR StoreServ 7400/7450 supports either two or four controllernodes.

6 Getting Started

Figure 1 HP 3PAR StoreServ 7200 and 7400/7450 Controller Node Enclosure and SAS Ports

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The HP 3PAR StoreServ systems support a combination of small form-factor (SFF) M6710 and largeform-factor (LFF) M6720 storage drive enclosures. The M6710 (SFF) storage drive enclosure uses2.5-inch storage drives and the M6720 (LFF) enclosure supports 3.5-inch storage drives.

Figure 2 HP 3PAR M6710 and M6720 Storage Drive Enclosures and SAS Ports

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Identifying the Components, Enclosure Ports, and Labels 7

Controller Node, Storage Drive Enclosure, and Cable Label KitsAll HP 3PAR StoreServ Storage systems contain special label kits for controller nodes, storage driveenclosures and cables. The labels are essential for identification purposes and part of the cablingprocess.The cabling configurations are identifiable by the specific number of nodes connecting to acombination of SFF and LFF storage drive enclosures. Each label specifies a direct connect froma controller node to a storage drive enclosure. All system cabling configurations use both red andgreen labels to assist with identifying and connecting the cables. Only connect a cable tocomponents sharing the same color.

Figure 3 Enclosure Labels

Figure 4 Cable Labels

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NOTE: Apply all the labels on to the appropriate system components and cables before connectingthe cables.

8 Getting Started

3 Cabling ConfigurationsThe following illustrative sections provide a rear view of the rack with recommended rackingconfiguration of the system.


2 Controller Nodes 1 Drive EnclosureBefore you begin cabling the storage system, carefully read or print the section, “Identifying theComponents, Enclosure Ports, and Labels” (page 6).


This cabling configuration consists of the following:• 1 medium (2m) SAS cable

• 1 short (1m) SAS cable

Figure 5 2 Controller Nodes with 1 Large Form-Factor Drive Enclosure

Nodes 0/1

E1

2 Controller Nodes 1 Drive Enclosure 9

Labeling the Storage Drive EnclosuresThis section describes the procedures for labeling the storage drive enclosures connecting tocontroller nodes 0 and 1.1. Locate the enclosure labels for controller nodes 0 and 1.

Figure 6 Controller Node Enclosure Labels

2. Apply the labels to the left rail of each storage drive enclosure.

NOTE: Do not label the controller node enclosures.

Figure 7 Applying the Labels

Nodes 0/1

E1

10 Cabling Configurations

Labeling the Cables for Controller Node 0Review the contents intended for controller node 0 in the red table before you proceed with labelingthe cables.

Figure 8 Controller Node 0 Cable Configuration

Node 0Number of cables Length Labels

- 6m -- 2m -1 1m A

1. Locate the labels for controller node 0 in the label kit.

Figure 9 Controller Node 0 Cable Labels

2. Select a short (1m) cable. Remove the two labels from row A and apply the labels four inchesaway from the connectors.

Figure 10 Labeling the Cable

Labeling the Cables for Controller Node 1Review the contents intended for controller node 1 in the green table before you proceed withlabeling the cables.




- 6m -1 2m A- 1m -



2. Select a medium (2m) cable. Remove the two labels from row A and apply the labels fourinches away from the connectors.


Connecting the Cables to Controller Node 0 and 11. Connect the short (1m) cable to the identified ports of controller node 0.

Figure 14 Identifying Port Numbers on Red Label

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2. Connect a medium (2m) cable to the identified ports of controller node 1.

Figure 15 Identifying Port Numbers on Green Label

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3. Use the diagram to verify all cabling is correct after connecting the cables to the controllernodes.

Figure 16 Reviewing Controller Nodes 0 and 1 Cable Connections

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2 Controller Nodes 2 Drive EnclosuresBefore you begin cabling the storage system, carefully read or print the section, “Identifying theComponents, Enclosure Ports, and Labels” (page 6).


This cabling configuration consists of the following:• 2 medium (2m) SAS cables

• 2 short (1m) SAS cables

Figure 17 2 Controller Nodes with 2 Large Form-Factor Drive Enclosures

Nodes 0/1

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Labeling the Storage Drive EnclosuresThis section describes the procedures for labeling the storage drive enclosures connecting tocontroller nodes 0 and 1.


1. Locate the enclosure labels for controller nodes 0 and 1.





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2 Controller Nodes 2 Drive Enclosures 15




- 6m -- 2m -2 1m A, B



2. Select two short (1m) cables and do the following:• Remove the two labels from row A and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors• Remove the two labels from row B and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors






- 6m -2 2m A, B- 1m -



2. Select two medium (2m) cables and do the following:a. Remove the two labels from row A and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectorsb. Remove the two labels from row B and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors



Connecting the Cables to Controller Node 0 and 11. Connect the two short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 0.


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Figure 28 Reviewing Controller Nodes 0 and 1 Cable Connections

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2. Select three short (1m) cables and do the following:• Remove the two labels from row A and apply the labels four inches away from the


connectors• Remove the two labels from row C and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors



Connecting Red-Labeled Cables to Controller Node 01. Connect the three short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 0.


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Figure 36 Reviewing Controller Node 0 Cable Connections

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2. Do the following:a. Select two medium (2m) cables:

• Remove the two labels from row B and apply the labels four inches away from theconnectors

• Remove the two labels from row C and apply the labels four inches away from theconnectors

b. Select a short (1m) cable. Remove the two labels from row J and apply the labels fourinches away from the connectors.



Connecting the Cables to Controller Node 11. Do the following:

a. Connect the two medium (2m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.b. Connect the short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.


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2. Select four short (1m) cables and do the following:• Remove the two labels from row A and apply the labels four inches away from the



connectors• Remove the two labels from row D and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors



Connecting Red-Labeled Cables to Controller Node 01. Connect the four short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 0.


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• Remove the two labels from row C and apply the labels four inches away from theconnectors

• Remove the two labels from row D and apply the labels four inches away from theconnectors

b. Select two short (1m) cables:• Remove the two labels from row J and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors• Remove the two labels from row K and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors




a. Connect the two medium (2m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.b. Connect the two short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.


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2. Select five short (1m) cables and do the following:• Remove the two labels from row A and apply the labels four inches away from the




connectors• Remove the two labels from row E and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors



Connecting Red-Labeled Cables to Controller Node 01. Connect the five short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 0.


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• Remove the two labels from row D and apply the labels four inches away from theconnectors

• Remove the two labels from row E and apply the labels four inches away from theconnectors

b. Select three short (1m) cables:• Remove the two labels from row J and apply the labels four inches away from the


connectors• Remove the two labels from row L and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors




a. Connect the two medium (2m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.b. Connect the three short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.


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Figure 67 Reviewing Controller Nodes 1 Cable Connections

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2. Select six short (1m) cables and do the following:• Remove the two labels from row A and apply the labels four inches away from the





connectors• Remove the two labels from row F and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors


Connecting Red-Labeled Cables to Controller Node 01. Connect the six short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 0.


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• Remove the two labels from row E and apply the labels four inches away from theconnectors

• Remove the two labels from row F and apply the labels four inches away from theconnectors

b. Select four short (1m) cables:• Remove the two labels from row J and apply the labels four inches away from the



connectors• Remove the two labels from row M and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors




a. Connect the two medium (2m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.b. Connect the four short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.


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2. Select seven short (1m) cables and do the following:• Remove the two labels from row A and apply the labels four inches away from the






connectors• Remove the two labels from row G and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors


Connecting Red-Labeled Cables to Controller Node 01. Connect the seven short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 0.


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• Remove the two labels from row G and apply the labels four inches away from theconnectors

b. Select five short (1m) cables:• Remove the two labels from row J and apply the labels four inches away from the




connectors• Remove the two labels from row N and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors




a. Connect the two medium (2m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.b. Connect the five short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.


11 1

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Node

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- 6m -- 2m -8 1m A-H




2. Select eight short (1m) cables and do the following:• Remove the two labels from row A and apply the labels four inches away from the







connectors• Remove the two labels from row H and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors


Connecting Red-Labeled Cables to Controller Node 01. Connect the eight short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 0.


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- 6m -2 2m G, H6 1m J-O






• Remove the two labels from row G and apply the labels four inches away from theconnectors

b. Select six short (1m) cables:• Remove the two labels from row J and apply the labels four inches away from the




connectors• Remove the two labels from row N and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors• Remove the two labels from row O and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors




a. Connect the two medium (2m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.b. Connect the six short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.


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E3

E4

E5

E6

E7

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- 6m -- 2m -9 1m A-I




2. Select nine short (1m) cables and do the following:• Remove the two labels from row A and apply the labels four inches away from the







connectors• Remove the two labels from row H and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors• Remove the two labels from row I and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors


Connecting Red-Labeled Cables to Controller Node 01. Connect the nine short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 0.


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Nodes 0/1

E1

E2

E3

E4

E5

DP-1 DP-2

DP-1 DP-2

DP-1 DP-2

DP-1 DP-2

DP-1 DP-2

DP-1 DP-2E6

DP-1 DP-2

DP-1 DP-2E7

DP-1 DP-2

DP-1 DP-2E8

DP-1 DP-2

DP-1 DP-2E9

DP-1 DP-2




- 6m -2 2m H, I7 1m J-P





• Remove the two labels from row H and apply the labels four inches away from theconnectors

• Remove the two labels from row I and apply the labels four inches away from theconnectors

b. Select seven short (1m) cables:• Remove the two labels from row J and apply the labels four inches away from the




connectors• Remove the two labels from row N aand apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors• Remove the two labels from row O and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors• Remove the two labels from row P and apply the labels four inches away from the

connectors




a. Connect the two medium (2m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.b. Connect the seven short (1m) cables to the identified ports of controller node 1.


11 1

N1:

DP2

- E

1:1:

DP1

E1:1:DP1 - N

1:DP2

Port

Node

Enclosure

IOM

Port

Node

Green Data Loop



Nodes 0/1

E1

E2

E3

E4

E5

DP-1 DP-2

DP-1 DP-2

DP-1 DP-2

DP-1 DP-2

E6

DP-1 DP-2

E7

DP-1 DP-2

DP-1 DP-2

E8

DP-1 DP-2

E9

DP-1 DP-2

DP-2 DP-1


4 Additional Resources and Related DocumentationContacting HP

For worldwide technical support information, see the HP support website:http://www.hp.com/support

Before contacting HP, collect the following information:

• Product model names and numbers

• Technical support registration number (if applicable)

• Product serial numbers

• Error messages

• Operating system type and revision level

• Detailed questionsSpecify the type of support you are requesting:

Support RequestHP 3PAR Storage System

StoreServ 7000 Series StorageHP 3PAR StoreServ 7200, 7400, and 7450 Storagesystems

HP 3PAR DocumentationFor additional information about other related system cable configurations, refer to the followingdocuments:

• HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 Series Storage Cabling Configuration Guide A: Two Node Systemwith M6710 Enclosures

• HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 Series Storage Cabling Configuration Guide B: Two Node Systemwith M6720 Enclosures

• HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 Series Storage Cabling Configuration Guide C: Two Node Systemwith M6710/M6720 Enclosures

• HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 Series Storage Cabling Configuration Guide D: Four Node Systemwith M6710 Enclosures

• HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 Series Storage Cabling Configuration Guide E: Four Node Systemwith M6720 Enclosures

• HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 Series Storage Cabling Configuration Guide F: Four Node Systemwith M6710/M6720 Enclosures

Contacting HP 65

http://www.hp.com/support

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