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208 Implementing an Open IBM SAN
We will first perform a manual backup. Therefore, we use the IN-VSN server
window to open the backup menu, as shown in Figure 3-23.
Figure 3-23 Manual backup of IN-VSN server: Step 1
Then we specify the name of our IN-VSN database file. We could leave the
default name had we wanted to. However, we choose to have our own specific
file named itso_db2.mdb, as shown in Figure 3-24.
Figure 3-24 Manual backup of IN-VSN server: Choosing the filename
To achieve a higher level of disaster recoverability, we recommend that you place
this database file on a mapped network drive, rather than use the management
PC. By doing this, you can recover from the total destruction of the management
PC. Another way of increasing recoverability is to perform periodic tape backups
using backup software such as Tivoli Storage Manager.
- Implementing an 1
- Open IBM SAN 1
- December 2001 3
- Contents 5
- Contents v 7
- Contents vii 9
- Implementing an Open IBM SAN 10
- © Copyright IBM Corp. 2001 ix 11
- Special notice 13
- IBM trademarks 14
- Comments welcome 14
- Implementing Fibre Channel 15
- 1.1 Fibre Channel 16
- 1.1.3 LUN affinity 18
- 1.1.4 Targets and LUNs 18
- 1.6.5 Configuring AdvFS 36
- (default:all) [?,??,q ]: 48
- PATH=$PATH:/opt/IBMdpo/bin 58
- JNI adapters 59
- Emulex or QLogic adapters 60
- Regedt32.exe 67
- 1.10.14 Verifying networking 72
- 1.11.14 Verifying networking 83
- IBM TotalStorage 89
- Enterprise Storage Server 89
- Accessing the ESS specialist 91
- 2.1.2 Operating the ESS 96
- Generating a new PE password 101
- 2.1.3 Configuring the ESS 103
- Using the Copy Services link 104
- Using the Tools help page 105
- 2.1.4 Administer the ESS 107
- Using the Modify Users panel 108
- Using the host interfaces row 111
- Using the ESS interfaces row 112
- Using the disk group section 114
- 2.3 Configuring disk groups 121
- Selecting the storage type 144
- 2.7 Configuring ESS FC ports 172
- Understanding access profiles 177
- Implementing the INRANGE 189
- FC/9000 Fibre Channel 189
- Director 189
- 3.1.1 Product overview 191
- 3.1.4 Supported protocols 193
- Support of cascading 194
- 3.2.1 Target SAN environment 195
- ESS 2105 - F20 196
- Inrange FC/9000 196
- Ethernet-Hub 198
- Management PC FC/9000 198
- Corporate network 199
- PC hardware for IN-VSN server 201
- Figure 3-11 Running obdc 206
- Starting the IN-VSN server 207
- 3.2.7 Defining users 211
- Adding users 212
- Deleting users 216
- Changing user definitions 217
- User management 219
- Zoning methods 220
- Database backup 221
- Assigning the directors name 229
- Assigning port names 230
- Figure 3-37 233
- 3.3.5 Attaching loop ports 234
- Enabling loop attachments 235
- Bypassing loop devices 240
- Private loop 243
- Public loop 243
- Usage of public loop 244
- Usage of private loop ports 245
- TL-Port1 249
- FL-Port2 249
- TL-Port5 249
- FL-Port4 249
- TL_Ports and zoning 250
- Impact of LIP in the fabric 250
- 3.4 INRANGE zoning 251
- Hard zoning rules 252
- Inrange FC/9000 Director 253
- Name server zoning rules 256
- Name Server Zoning 258
- Hardzoning boundaries 258
- Translative 258
- Loop CFG lists 258
- Hard Zone B 259
- 3.4.5 Defining hard zoning 260
- 3.5 Cascading of directors 277
- Two LongWave connections 278
- Onefabricmadeup 278
- IN-VSN management software 280
- 3.6.2 Microcode-loads 281
- Implementing the SAN Data 285
- 4.1 SAN Data Gateway 286
- 4.2 Installation 287
- 4.2.3 Startup sequence 290
- Starting the Specialist 292
- 4.3.3 Upgrading the firmware 302
- 4.4 SCSI devices 308
- 4.4.3 Assigning LUN IDs 309
- 4.4.4 Adding SCSI devices 309
- 4.5.1 Zoning 310
- 4.5.2 Virtual Private SAN 311
- Host registration 312
- 'plymouth' 315
- 'unknown' 315
- SCSI to LUN map 318
- Setting host access to LUNs 319
- Allowing fabric connection 321
- Switch registration 323
- IBM Switch 326
- Attaching hosts to the switch 327
- Device access 329
- ESS considerations 331
- Implementing the Vicom 335
- Fibre Channel SLIC Router 335
- 5.1 SLIC Router features 336
- 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 338
- 5.3 SLIC Manager software 340
- Creating a SLIC Zone 344
- 5.4 Using SLIC Manager 347
- 5.4.1 Drive properties 348
- 5.4.2 Router properties 348
- 5.4.4 The SignOn drive 350
- 5.5 Composite drive 351
- Composite Drive box 355
- 5.6 Mirror drive 356
- This is shown in Figure 5-23 360
- 5.7 Instant Copy drive 361
- 5.8.2 Creating the mirror 369
- 5.9 Reusing logical drives 371
- 5.10.1 Adding disk 375
- 5.10.2 Adding Routers 375
- SSA Disks 376
- Installing additional Routers 377
- Master failover 377
- 5.10.3 Adding hosts 378
- Related publications 379
- Referenced Web sites 381
- How to get IBM Redbooks 382
- Special notices 383
- Glossary 385
- Glossary 373 387
- Glossary 375 389
- Glossary 377 391
- Glossary 379 393
- Glossary 381 395
- Numerics 397
- Index 385 399
- Index 387 401
- (0.5” spine) 403
- 0.475”<->0.875” 403
- 250 <-> 459 pages 403
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