1. © 2004 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice XP12000 Power and Site Specifications Module 3 HP Restricted

2. Sept 2004HP Restricted 2 Module objectives Describe the major tasks of site preparation Identify which documents to use for site preparation Describe the following requirements for installing the XP12000 –Physical –Power –Cooling

3. Sept 2004HP Restricted 3 XP12000 installation pre-procedures Before you install an XP array at a customer site, save time and money by calling a team meeting and creating a configuration map for the array

4. Sept 2004HP Restricted 4 New XP12000 installations (1 of 3) An XP12000 cannot be supported until the following items are satisfied by the site team –Submit the site installation form before you connect the phone line to the SVP. The monitoring staff cannot react to a failure if they do not know where the site is. –Perform a daily and weekly test call to the support center. –Call STC to verify that all site information is in the database, and that support is enabled for C-Track. –Ask the STC engineer to perform a support dial back test to ensure connectivity with STC.

5. Sept 2004HP Restricted 5 New XP12000 installations (2 of 3) A site ID form is required when –A new install is performed. The CE needs to submit the Site Identification form with all the site information. –There is a new field on the form for support level. Enter the support for the XP only in the Response Commitment field at the time of install. Submit a complete site ID form for any change that is communicated to the STC, and call to verify. This includes the following –Install –Move or deinstall –Address or contact changes

6. Sept 2004HP Restricted 6 New XP12000 installations (3 of 3) Initial entitlement is be performed as soon as a system call is received on the STC monitoring screens. This entitlement process relies on the local team to update and maintain the site ID information utilizing the following two steps –Update and maintain the site ID number on the XP SVP by editing the last two digits. –Update and maintain this site ID number accordingly in the STC customer database through the Web submittal process at http://quantum.atl.hp.com/sdb/updateInstallVerify.asp

7. Sept 2004HP Restricted 7 XP12000 site installation form To install an XP12000 for North America, Latin America, or Asia Pacific, go to http://isee- configuration.atl.hp.com/iseecore/index/index.do  hp internal only http://isee- configuration.atl.hp.com/iseecore/index/index.do For Europe, Middle East, or Africa, go to http://isee- configuration.br.itc.hp.com/iseecore/index/index.do  hp internal only http://isee- configuration.br.itc.hp.com/iseecore/index/index.do

8. Sept 2004HP Restricted 8 XP12000 customer site considerations Data center –Access –Flooring –Power supply and UPS –Air conditioning Server –Operating systems –Type of connection to array (FC, SCSI, Switch, and so on) –LDEV and LUN mapping Array management –Command View –C-Track information

9. Sept 2004HP Restricted 9 XP12000 installation tasks (1 of 2) Installation tasks 1.Unpack the array 2.Assemble the hardware 3.Connect to the power source 4.Power-up the array 5.Check configuration. If additional options are listed but not installed, install them 6.Run path inlines 7.Change configuration from RAID1 to RAID5 groups if necessary (SVP configuration)

10. Sept 2004HP Restricted 10 XP12000 installation tasks (2 of 2) 8.Install CV software on management server 9.Install software keys using CV 10.Configure the disk array for the customer and the hardware paths from the hosts to array LDEVs (using the map you created before arriving at the customer site) 11.Write sample test data to the array and then delete the data 12.Configure C-Track and test it 13.Call the ASE for remaining software configuration (for example, Business Copy, Continuous Access, Performance Advisor)

11. Sept 2004HP Restricted 11 XP12000 site prep overview Prepare the customer site for successful and timely installation of the XP disk array. Responsibilities –HP — provide specifications –Customer — comply with specifications Site prep team –HP sales representative –HP CE –HP ASE –Customer

12. Sept 2004HP Restricted 12 XP12000 site prep guide Use the XP12000 Site Prep Guide from the Web (not available before products are officially released) –It has the latest specifications –Do not use notes Be sure to cover –Physical specifications (space and weight) –Power (voltage, line current, plugs, connectors, etc) –Cooling (temperature and environment) –Connections (signal and power cables, LAN and modem connection)

13. Sept 2004HP Restricted 13 XP12000 cooling Significant heat output due to increased density (see next slide) Many fans to move air No condensation in or around the XP disk array must occur under any conditions Covers are for cooling and EMI. They are to be installed except when unit is being serviced. Doors must be closed

14. Sept 2004HP Restricted 14 XP12000 environmental requirements

15. Sept 2004HP Restricted 15 XP12000 physical characteristics Size –XP12000 is 78.2cm x 92.5cm x 186cm Weight (floor-loading) –XP12000 is heavy Fully configured XP12000 DKC is 586kg (1292 lbs.) Fully configured XP12000 DKU is 755kg (1665 lbs.) Unpacking –More than one person required for safety Moving –Soft floor covering makes moving array difficult

16. Sept 2004HP Restricted 16 XP12000 weight tables (1 of 2) *) for shipments outside US, Canada and Germany

17. Sept 2004HP Restricted 17 XP12000 floor loading Maximum point floor loading is 500kg (1102.3 lbs) Minimum service access –Rear: 800mm (31.5 inches) –Side: 0mm –Front: 800mm (31.5 inches)

18. Sept 2004HP Restricted 18 XP12000 space requirements

19. Sept 2004HP Restricted 19 XP12000 service clearance The table is for a maximum configuration (DKC + 4 DKUs). The work service clearance is the space for CE. To prevent damage, never use this space for storage of any article. shows distance of clearing window

20. Sept 2004HP Restricted 20 XP128 single-rack configuration XP128 Front = DKCRear = DKU Batteries Power supplies HDU and HDDs 2 – 11

21. Sept 2004HP Restricted 21 Power system overview

22. Sept 2004HP Restricted 22 DC power from batteries

23. Sept 2004HP Restricted 23 XP12000 destage mode New power fail strategy –When AC power is interrupted, batteries will provide power to the array for one minute, then power-down as defined by one of the following two modes configured Destage mode (not supported at first release) Backup mode

24. Sept 2004HP Restricted 24 XP12000 backup mode When the power is recovered from a failure while the backup power is supplied from the battery, the array operates depending on the status of the auto power-on switch –Enable position: The subsystem is powered on automatically –Disable position: The subsystem is powered on through an operation of the power ON/OFF switch or the PCI

25. Sept 2004HP Restricted 25 XP12000 batteries Battery Battery switch DKC Front

26. Sept 2004HP Restricted 26 XP12000 power (1 of 2) Each DKU and DKU has dual-power cables for redundancy –30A, single-phase power uses four power cables Ideally, the customer has access to a second power grid A UPS subsystem is highly recommended for one of the AC connections ModelModel number PlugReceptacle RatingMakerPart #MakerPart # Single- phase DKC-F510I-1UCD30AThomas & Betts3750DPThomas & Betts3933 DKC-F510I-1UCD50AThomas & Betts9P53U2Thomas & Betts 9C53U2 or 9R53U2W Three- phase DKC-F460I-3UCD30A Thomas & Betts3760PDGThomas & Betts3934 DDK115J-AP8508Thomas & Betts3934

27. Sept 2004HP Restricted 27 XP12000 power (2 of 2) Single- and three-phase power for the XP12000 Two power cords for each frame except 30A, single-phase power uses four power cables The UPS option is also covered in XP12000 Site Prep Guide

28. Sept 2004HP Restricted 28 XP12000 power requirements summary FrequencyInput Voltages (AC)ConditionsTolerance(%)Remarks 60Hz ± 0.5Hz200V, 208V, or 230V 3 phase 3 Wire + Ground +6% or -8% for North America 200V: for Japan 50Hz ± 0.5Hz200V, 220V, 230V, or 240V 3 phase 3 Wire + Ground +6% or -8%for Europe 200V: for Japan 50Hz ± 0.5Hz380V, 400V, or 415V3 phase 4 Wire + Ground +6% or -8%for Europe FrequencyInput Voltages (AC)ConditionsTolerance(%)Remarks 60Hz ± 0.5Hz200V, 208V, or 230V Single phase 2 Wire + Ground +6% or -8% for North America 200V: for Japan 50Hz ± 0.5Hz200V, 220V, 230V or 240V Single phase 2 Wire + Ground +6% or -8%for Europe 200V: for Japan 3-phase AC input Single-phase AC input

29. Sept 2004HP Restricted 29 XP12000 power cable connection example To XP12000 To power distribution panel 9P53U2 (plug) AC boxes R&S 9C53U2 (female connector)

30. Sept 2004HP Restricted 30 Power cord installation (1 of 3)

31. Sept 2004HP Restricted 31 Power cord installation (2 of 3)

32. Sept 2004HP Restricted 32 Power cord installation (3 of 3)

33. Sept 2004HP Restricted 33 XP12000 power-on steps (1 of 2) 1.Power-on the DKC or R1 DKU breakers and other DKUs, if installed. 2.Turn-on the circuit breaker at the DKC power supply (PS) and the DKU PS. 3.Switch-on DKC and DKU batteries. 4.On the front panel, push the Enable switch towards Enable, and push the Power-on switch at the same time. 5.At the operators control panel, look for –BS-on LEDs –PS-on LED –Local switch 6.After the array has powered-up, verify the configuration.

34. Sept 2004HP Restricted 34 XP12000 power-on steps (2 of 2) 7.Run Path Inlines. 8.If necessary, reconfigure the array groups. 9.Configure and install any upgrades which were not included with the system. 10.Follow the SVP procedures which are listed in the XP Array Maintenance Manual, section INST05-20. 11.Configure LDEVs and host hardware paths, using your configuration map.

35. Sept 2004HP Restricted 35 Learning check

36. Sept 2004HP Restricted 36 Learning check

37. Sept 2004HP Restricted 37 Lab activity

38. Sept 2004HP Restricted 38