ATTO Technology FibreConnect 1600 Manuale utente

ATTO FibreConnect™ Fibre Channel Switch

Getting Started Guide

1600

16Gb Fibre Channel Switch

8300

8Gb Fibre Channel Switch

ATTO Technology, Inc.

155 CrossPoint Parkway

Amherst, New York 14068 USA

www.attotech.com

Tel (716) 691-1999

Fax (716) 691-9353

Sales support: [email protected]

Technical support: Monday -- Friday, 8am-6pm EST

[email protected] (716)691-1999 ext. 242

holders. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form or by any means without the express written

permission of ATTO Technology, Inc.

09/2012

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PRMA-0403-000

Contents

1.0 Installation ......................................................................................................1

Hardware Installation

Connecting to the Switch

Logging into Web Tools

Connecting devices

Included Tools

2.0 Zoning .............................................................................................................5

3.0 Update Firmware ............................................................................................6

4.0 Saving Configurations ...................................................................................8

1.0 Installation

Use the following instructions for installation of the FibreConnect 1600 (16Gb/s) or 8300 (8Gb/s) Switch.

Unpack the box; verify contents

• The FibreConnect Switch

• Power Cord (FibreConnect 1600 - optional

second cord)

• Rack mount kit - “L” brackets (8300),

Fixed rails (1600)

• SFP modules

• Serial cable

• USB to serial adapter and Driver CD

• Documentation CD*

• DCFM Pro (Data Center Fabric Manager)™ CD*

*If you are receiving an ATTO FibreConnect Switch for evaluation, the box may not contain the

Documentation CD and/or the the DCFM Pro CD. To access all revelant documents of the Documentation

CD, please visit: www.attotech.com/downloads.html.To download

DCFM Pro

please visit:

www.brocadeconnect.com/public/DCFMEval

Hardware Installation

1 Install the FibreConnect into a standard rack

(with included rack mount kit) or place it on a

desktop.

2 Connect the power cord to the FibreConnect

1600 or 8300 switch and plug in the power

source. (FibreConnect 1600 - Optional second

power source)

3 Connect the serial cable from the FibreConnect

to your computers serial port. If your machine

does not have a serial port, please use the

included USB to serial adapter.

4 Connect an RJ45 Ethernet cable to the device

then plug into a switch, within your network, on

the same subnet as the computer you will use

to configure the switch.

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Connecting to the Switch

Mac OS X

1 Begin by connecting the included USB to serial

adapter to an available USB port on your Mac.

2 Connect the included serial cable from the

adapter to the FC1600 or FC8300 serial port

3 Insert the included USB Serial Adapter CD into

your optical drive.

4 Locate the driver and copy the dmg file to the

desktop:

a. On the CD : /Driver/Mac/iMac 10.1 &

10.4or later/PL2303_1.2.1r2.dmg

b. Or find the latest driver on-line:

http://plugable.com/drivers/prolific/

c. Detailed installation instructions can be

found here:

http://plugable.com/category/product/pl230

3-db9/

5 Double click the dmg file to install the driver.

6 Reboot your machine.

7 Then use the Terminal program in OS X and

connect to the switch console:

a. Open Terminal (/Applications/Utilities)

b. Type screen /dev/tty.usbserial 9600

c. Hit enter

d. Hit enter again – You should see the Fabric

OS console login prompt.

e. Login to the device with the default

username admin and password password

8 You are now logged into the switch, proceed to

Logging into Web Tools

on page 3

Windows XP and Windows Server 2003

1 Connect the included serial cable from the

FC1600 or FC8300 to the serial port on your

PC. Use the included USB to serial adapter, if

necessary.

2 Using a terminal emulation program on the

setup computer to connect to the device using

an application such as the native

HyperTerminal.

3 Open HyperTerminal by going to Start -> Run

-> type hypertrm.exe and hit enter.

4 Create a new connection with the following

COM port properties:

Bits per second: 9600

Parity: None

Stop bits: 1

Flow control: None

5 Login to the switch from HyperTerminal with

username: admin and password: password

6 You are now logged into the switch, proceed to

Logging into Web Tools

on page 3

Windows Vista/7/8/Server 2008/2012

1 Connect the included serial cable from the

FC1600 or FC8300 to the serial port on your

PC. Use the included USB to serial adapter, if

neccessary.

2 Using a terminal program on the setup

computer, connect to the switch using an

application such as the shareware application

TeraTerm.

• Download, unzip, and install TeraTerm Pro

(shareware).

• Open TeraTerm.

• Under setup select Serial Port.

• Create a new serial connection to the COM

serial port using the following settings:

Bits per second: 9600

Parity: None

Stop bits: 1

Flow control: None

3 Enter the default username: admin and

password: password at the login prompt.

4 You are now logged into the switch, proceed to

Logging into Web Tools

on page 3

Linux (Red Hat and SUSE)

1 Connect the included serial cable from the

FC1600 or FC8300 to the serial port on your

machine. Use the included USB to serial

adapter, if neccessary.

2 Using Terminal, connect to the device by

completing the following:

a. Open Terminal.

b. Type screen /dev/ttyS0 9600

c. Press enter.

d. Login to the device with username: admin

and password: password

3 You are now logged into the switch, proceed to

logging into Web Tools.

Logging into Web Tools

Note

Should you choose to use a different

terminal application, use the following COM

port settings:

• Bits per second: 9600

• Parity: None

• Stop bits: 1

• Flow control: None

1 Now discover the IP address of the

FibreConnect Switch in the Terminal

application:

a. Type ipaddrshow

b. Hit enter

2 You may now connect to Web Tools (GUI)

which allows you to log into the switch and

begin configuring the device. Do this by

completing the following:

a. Open a browser

Note

Internet Explorer in Windows works without

exception. Skip to (

in this section.

Safari and Firefox are supported – follow the

instructions below to use Safari or Firefox on

Mac or Windows.

Google Chrome is not currently supported.

b. Type the IP address, obtained in step 9, into

the address bar example:

http://192.168.100.43/

c. Hit enter

d. The URL will change to

http://192.168.100.43/ switchExplorer.html

e. Change the URL to the following :

http://192.168.100.43/switchExplorer_insta

lled.html

f. This will download the java tool. You will be

prompted to open with Java.

g. This will load the java based web tools GUI

and prompt you for a username and

password:

Default username: admin

Default password: password

h. You will then be presented with the Web

Tools Screen

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Connecting devices

1 Remove any optical protector plugs from the

SFP transceivers that you intend to use.

2 Position and insert each SFP transceiver until it

is firmly seated in the opening of the switch.

Close the locking latch.

3 Make the physical connections to your host and

storage devices.

4 Finished - You have successfully completed

initial configuration of your ATTO FibreConnect

switch and can continue onto setup and zoning.

Included Tools

Web Tools

Web tools is a GUI (Graphical User Interface) which

allows you to configure, manage and monitor the

switch from your web browser. It enables you to see

devices, manage zoning, port aliases, switch health,

and other administrative functions.

System Requirements

Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7/8/2003/2008/2012

Red Hat Linux 4.x and later

Mac OS 10.4.x - later

SUSE Linux 10.x and later

Browser Requirements

Internet Explorer

™

7.x+

Mozilla Firefox

™

3.x+

OS X Safari

Java

™

Plug-in 1.4.2+ on Windows and Linux

DCFM Pro (Data Center Fabric Manager)

DCFM Pro is an advanced desktop application that

allows you to manage the FibreConnect switch and

access advanced functionality.

Supported Operating Systems

Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7/8/2003/2008/2012

Red Hat Linux 4.x and later

SUSE Linux 10.x and later

VMware ESX Server

™

3 and later (Guest OS

supported: Same as those listed above.)

Note

DCFM Pro is not supported in Mac OS X;

please refer to the Web Tools section.

Some of the advanced features supported, using

DCFM Pro, are as follows:

• Fabric summary reporting

• Print zone database summary

• Viewing zone configuration

• Device accessibility matrix

2.0 Zoning

Zoning is the partioning of a Fibre Channel fabric into smaller subsets to restrict device access and simplify

management. Zoning can be used to seperate devices or segregate bandwidth across the fabric. The following

is a basic overview of how to configure zoning. For more information please refer to Chapter 9: Administrative

Advanced Zoning, in the Fabric OS Administrator’s Guide, that can be found on the documentation CD.

1 Connect an FC initiator or target into an open

port on the FibreConnect Switch.

2 Use the link indicator on the switch port to verify

that the connection is good.

3 Login to the WebTools GUI interface using the

Ethernet connection on the switch.

You will need Java enabled on your browser.

4 Check the FibreConnect Switch Port.

a. On the visual depiction of the switch, click

on the port where you plugged in the FC

connector.

b. The Port Administration Services screen

should pop up.

You will need to enable the pop-up in your

browser.

c. Verify that the Port Status is Online. Note

the port number.

d. Close the Port Administration Services

screen.

5 Find the WWN of your new device.

a. Navigate back to the front GUI page.

b. Select Zone Admin, an icon on the top left

of the screen.

c. Expand the Ports & Attaching Devices

under the Member Selection List.

d. Expand the appropriate port number. Note

the attached WWN.

6 Create a new alias for this device.

a. Click New Alias button.

b. Follow the menu instructions and name the

device.

7 Add the appropriate WWN to the alias.

a. Select your new device name from the

Name drop down menu.

b. Expand the WWNs under Member

Selection List.

c. Highlight the appropriate WWN.

d. Select Add Member.

8 Add the alias to the appropriate zone.

a. Select the Zone tab.

b. Select the appropriate zone from the Name

drop down menu.

c. Select the appropriate alias from the

Member Selection List.

d. Click Add Member.

9 Ensure that the zone is in Zone Config in the

Zone Config tab.

10 Save your changes by selecting

ZoningActions -> Enable Config

11 Log back in to the server to verify. It should now

see the storage devices.

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3.0 Update Firmware

Your FibreConnect 1600 or 8300 requires the use of an FTP or SCP to upgrade your firmware.

Setting up an FTP Server

The following instructions apply for setting up an FTP

Server and Upgrading Firmware on Windows/Mac OS

X/Linux Operating Systems.

1 Setup and install an FTP server either using

native functionality in

Windows/Mac OS X/Linux, or utilize a freeware

application such as FtpGoServer.

Note

Java will need to be installed for FtpGoServer

to run.

FtpGoServer is a simple, fast and very small (10K)

Java FTP server that can be used on your PC, Mac or

Linux machine to allow remote FTP access to a

selected part of a computer's file system. Download

and install the application.

Upgrading Firmware via Command Line

Interface/Telnet (Recommended)

Use the following procedure to upgrade your ATTO

FibreConnect 1600 or 8300 to the latest firmware

through a Telnet/Command Line Interface (CLI).

Note

ATTO recommends that before upgrading the

switch firmware, a copy of the switch

configuration file should be saved to the FTP

server using the configupload command.

Refer to Section 5.0 of this guide for

instructions on how to do this.

1 Create a directory for the firmware files and

download the firmware from the hp website into

a UNIX or Windows machine as explained

above in FTP setup.

2 Verify the FTP service is running on a

Windows, Mac, or Linux machine.

3 Telnet to the switch through the terminal

application you used in the above steps to

initially find the IP of the switch.

4 At the login prompt, type admin

5 Type the password.

6 At the prompt type firmwareDownload

7 Follow the on-screen prompts, as shown below:

• Server Name or IP Address:

192.168.xxx.xxx (Enter the IP address of the

FTP server that contains the firmware file

you received from ATTO Support.)

• User Name: (access to the FTP root)

• File Name: /v6.x.x/ (the location of the

unzipped firmware folder)

• Password: xxxx (password to access FTP

server)

• FirmwareDownload has started.

• Start to install packages......

The firmware files begin to download.

This takes approximately 5 to 10 minutes.

Upon completion of a successful download, you will

see the following prompts:

• Verification SUCCEEDED

• FirmwareDownload has completed

successfully.

• Connection to host lost.

8 The switch is now running firmware v6.x.x

9 Re-telnet to the switch, and type

firmwareshow

You should see the following example:

swd77:admin> firmwareshow

Appl Primary/Secondary Versions

------------------------------------------

FOS v6.x.x

v6.x.x

Upgrading Firmware via Web Tools

Note

ATTO recommends that before upgrading the

switch firmware, a copy of the switch

configuration file should be saved to the FTP

server using the configupload command.

Refer to Section 5.0 of this guide for

instructions on how to do this.

1 Verify the FTP service is running on a local

network machine with proper access privilege.

2 From a web browser, access the FibreConnect

web tools GUI by typing in the switch IP

address and logging in.

3SelectSwitch Admin in the upper left corner of

web tools.

4 Select the Firmware Download tab.

5 Enter the following information:

• Host Name or IP (Enter the IP address of

the FTP server that contains the firmware file

you received from ATTO Support.)

• User Name (access to the FTP root)

• Password (no password is required if

username anonymous is used)

• Protocol Type (FTP)

• Specify Firmware Path (this is the actual

folder location of the unzipped firmware

directory)

6 Click Download.

CAUTIONCAUTION

The process will take roughly 15 minutes.

The ATTO FibreConnect Switch has two

partitions of non-volatile storage areas, a

primary and a secondary, to store two

firmware images. Firmware download

always loads the new image into the

secondary partition and swaps the

secondary partition to be the primary. It

then reboots the CP and activates the new

image. In this way, the switch will continue

to operate during a firmware download.

The LEDs on the switch may turn off but

the switch will continue to pass data during

the firmware download. Configuration,

including zoning, will not be affected by the

upgrade.

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