QuickSpecs. What's New. HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solutions. Overview

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1 Overview The HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution (MAS) is an HP Healthcare solution for archiving medical images. It integrates leading industry standard HP servers and StorageWorks cost effective storage arrays with specialized HP software and support and an ILM rules engine. It provides high-performance access to diagnostic images archived from/at imaging centers, clinics and hospitals, as well as within multi-site integrated delivery networks. HP MAS is a solution designed specifically to handle fixed content, large size, large volume diagnostic imagery archival studies. What differentiates MAS is its ability to manage those images over the life of the images -- providing easy accessibility, the ability to find the images as needed by medical practitioners, and the capability to use automated, rules-based management that enables Information Lifecycle Management of the image (creating and expiring images across storage tiers and locations and movement to lower-cost media), as well-as compliance-based retention and shredding of the images. HP MAS also addresses the challenges of long-term archival, access and protection of rapidly growing volumes of reference medical images that often compromise existing production, backup and WAN environments in a hospital. HP MAS components can be configured together using tested blueprints and tailored to a customer's deployment requirements for a Single Site, Single Site plus Disaster recovery, Multi-site, or Multi-site hub and spoke topologies. What's New SCSI storage nodes and new 500GB SATA storage nodes Newer generation and higher performance servers and components Factory pre-racked solutions plus more building blocks and blueprints for enterprise configurations and expanding appliances Software for pre-fetch, WORM, notification, faster performance VPN access for remote service monitoring and maintenance HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution prepackaged models Storage Node and Solution capacities are expressed as RAID-5 Terabytes available for image and study data HP StorageWorks 5 TB Medical Archive Solution NA/-421 ROW HP StorageWorks Medical HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution DICOM Option Software B21 Archive software options HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution Encryption Option Software B21 HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution WORM LTU T4434A HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution Parallel Fetch LTU T4435A DA Worldwide Version 7 May 14, 2007 Page 1

2 Overview HP StorageWorks Medical HP Medical Archive Building Blocks are available to enhance and expand 5TB HP Medical Archive Archive Building Blocks prepackaged configurations, existing 10TB and 20TB deployed configurations, as well as facilitate custom installations. HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution Administration Node HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution Control Node HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution Gateway Node HP StorageWorks A2500 Medical Archive Solution Storage Node HP StorageWorks A5000 Medical Archive Solution Storage Node HP StorageWorks B3600 Medical Archive Solution Storage Node HP StorageWorks B7200 Medical Archive Solution Storage Node HP StorageWorks B3600 Medical Archive Solution Storage/Control Node HP StorageWorks A2500 Medical Archive Solution Storage/Control Node AG583A AG584A AG585A AG563A AG564A AG565A AG566A AG570A AG571A HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution WAN Connectivity Kit WW HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution Expansion Cabinet NA/-421 WW HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution Cabinet Connectivity Kit WW HP StorageWorks Medical Archive Solution Infrastructure Cabinet AG567A HP StorageWorks Medical The HP StorageWorks Medical Archive architecture provides a secure, reliable, and high performance Archive Solution solution for the storage and distribution of very high volumes of fixed content health care data within a Architecture data center, an optional disaster recovery (DR) site, and/or co-located with data sources or clinical sites. The HP Medical Archive system is composed of multiple nodes, which form a unified archive based on a grid architecture. Each node consists of software services operating on a server that manages a limited capacity storage resource. The nodes are Gateway Node, Control Node, Admin Node, and various types/capacities of Storage Nodes. In addition, combined Control/Storage Nodes can be used at smaller sites. Within a given facility, all nodes are interconnected using standard TCP/IP networking, and communicate with local imaging modalities, PACS, and workstations. Wide Area Network (WAN) links extend the grid, enabling off-site replication of content for disaster recovery. The HP Medical Archive deployment relies on open standards for interoperability with external hospital systems. Exchange of clinical data with external clinical systems, including PACS, viewing workstations, and modalities, takes place over standardized network file system protocols (NFS/CIFS) or (optionally) via established imaging protocols, including DICOM. HP Medical Archive Solution Nodes The HP Medical Archive solution models described in this document are constructed according to the architecture described above, with a Gateway Node, two Control Nodes and two or more Storage nodes and an Admin Node. The various component nodes are described below. MAS Storage Node Provides secure data storage and transmission Replicates data across Grid Consists of a server with SAS hard drives for Linux OS, Storage Node SW, and MSA20 (SATA) or MSA30 (SCSI) disk array(s) for object storage. Capacity: A single storage node supports from 2.5 TB of effective capacity up to 7.2 TB DA Worldwide Version 7 May 14, 2007 Page 2

3 Overview Multiple storage nodes can be added to the grid depending on capacity requirements, the need for redundancy, and performance/configurations guidelines for best practice. MAS Control Node Provides object management (an object is a single medical study, comprised of many images) Indexes and manages object metadata Replicates and synchronizes object metadata Manages storage policies "Brains" behind object replication Manages Internal Grid communications Provides policing and authentication Consists of server with SAS drives for Linux OS, Control Node SW and SQL Server DB operation Best Practice: Minimum deployment is 2 control nodes to provide DB redundancy. Additional Control Nodes can be added for GRID resiliency in a distributed environment to control local access and storage with limited or unreliable WAN, or to extend the number of objects supported on the grid for larger systems. MAS Gateway Node Acts as interface to Grid for client systems Presents Grid to client systems as a near-limitless network mounted drive Can be utilized as fast file-cache for Remote Sites (OPTIONAL) It is the node that provides the DICOM interface to PACS, modalities and other medical imaging devices Consists of a server with SAS hard drives for Linux OS and Gateway Node SW. CIFS and NFS mounts provided by Linux OS services, managed by HP MAS software. Best Practice: Minimum deployment is 2 Gateway nodes to provide interface redundancy to the PACS application. Additional Gateway nodes can be added for resiliency. In a distributed environment Gateway nodes can provide the interface to the local PACS (or archiving application) and cache the inbound data and then communicate to the storage node for archival. The archiving application only has to deposit the file in the CIFS/NFS interface with immediate response from the GRID MAS Admin Node Provides centralized management and administrative interface Provides user-access security Collects real-time and historical data for alerts, reporting, troubleshooting, and analysis Consists of a server with SAS hard drives for Linux OS and Admin Node SW Best Practice: Only one Admin Node is needed for the GRID. MAS Encryption Option SW Increases security by encrypting stored data Must be purchased at time of initial installation MAS DICOM option SW Adds DICOM interface connectivity pre-pacs environments where modalities and DICOM workstations connect to archive Multi-PACS environments Can be purchased initially or added at a later date Provides the following DICOM functionality for medical imaging exams and associated objects Storage Class Provider (SCP) - Storage of imaging exams by external devices Storage Class User (SCU) - Retrieval of imaging exams Query Provider (QRP) - Allow external devices to query for specific exams Complete details of the DICOM specification are available in the HP MAS DICOM Conformance statement MAS WAN Connectivity Kit DA Worldwide Version 7 May 14, 2007 Page 3

4 Overview Required to interconnect 2 MAS systems in a disaster recovery or enterprise configuration Functions and Configuration details Required for linking the primary and DR sites together. The WCK is installed in the Base Cabinet at both sites. The WCK requires installation of the Cabinet Connectivity Kit Consists of 2 routers that are installed in the base cabinet and are connected to the routers in the Cabinet Connectivity kit. MAS Cabinet Connectivity Kit Required to interconnect 2 Cabinets (whether remote or local) Only one Cabinet Connectivity Kit needed per site Functions and Configuration details A Cabinet Connectivity Kit is installed in the Base Cabinet at each site. Consists of 2 switch routers for redundancy MAS Infrastructure Cabinet Base cabinet or Expansion cabinet required for housing the Building Blocks Infrastructure Cabinets can host a variable number of Storage and Infrastructure Nodes depending on the specific configuration. The HP MAS Blueprints identify many of the configuration options Functions and Configuration details Includes the physical rack, all power, communication and management infrastructure that may be used in an installation. The cabinet is 42 U and has predefined locations for each building block. Refer to the Blueprint document for specific rack elevations. MAS Storage / Control Node Provides the functionality both of Storage Nodes and Control Nodes Consists of a server with SAS hard drives for Linux OS, Storage Node SW, and MSA20 (SATA) or MSA30 (SCSI) disk array(s) for object storage. Capacity: A single Storage / Control node supports from 2.5 TB of effective capacity (SATA) or 3.6 TB (SCSI) Multiple storage nodes can be added to the grid depending on capacity requirements and the need for redundancy MAS Prefetch Option SW Preload additional images in a study when a first image is retrieved to speed up viewing exams for some PACS applications. This is advantageous for PACS which do not containerize all images in a study prior to archiving them. MAS WORM Option SW Write Once Read Many (WORM) protection for all storage nodes Mimics behavior of CD-R or DVD-R media for regulatory compliance as applicable DA Worldwide Version 7 May 14, 2007 Page 4

5 A2500 MAS Storage Node - AG563A HP DL360 G5, 2.67 GHz dual core Xeon processor, 2GB DIMM, Hot Plug AC Redundant Supply (DL360 G5). 146GB, 3G SAS 10k SFF Hard Drive - Qty 2. Smart Array 6402/128 Controller (SCSI host adapter). Modular Smart Array 20 drive enclosure with 12 SATA 250GB drives. Dimensions Installed 3U rack space Weight Operating 108 lbs (48.99 kg) / 43 x 29.5 x 38 in ( x x cm) 177 lbs (80.29 kg) 677 W 2309 BTU/h A5000 MAS Storage Node - AG564A HP DL360 G5, 2.67 GHz dual core Xeon processor, 2GB DIMM, Hot Plug AC Redundant Supply (DL360 G5). 146GB, 3G SAS 10k SFF Hard Drive - Qty 2. Smart Array 6402/128 Controller (SCSI host adapter). Modular Smart Array 20 drive enclosure with 12 SATA 500GB drives. Dimensions Installed 3U rack space. Weight Operating 108 lbs (48.99 kg) / 43 x 29.5 x 38 in ( x x cm) 177 lbs (80.29 kg) 677 W 2309 BTU/hr B3600 MAS Storage Node - AG565A HP DL360 G5, 2.67 GHz dual core Xeon processor, 2GB DIMM, Hot Plug AC Redundant Supply (DL360 G5). 146GB, 3G SAS 10k SFF Hard Drive - Qty 2. Smart Array 6402/128 Controller (SCSI host adapter). Modular Smart Array 30 drive enclosure with 14 SCSI 300GB drives. Dimensions Installed 4U rack space Weight Operating 128 lbs (58.1 kg) / 43 x 29.5 x 38 in ( x x cm) 201 lbs (91.17 kg) 693 W BTU/hr DA Worldwide Version 7 May 14, 2007 Page 5

6 B7200 MAS Storage Node - AG566A HP DL360 G5, 2.67 GHz dual core Xeon processor, 2GB DIMM, Hot Plug AC Redundant Supply (DL360 G5). 146GB, 3G SAS 10k SFF Hard Drive - Qty 2. Smart Array 6404/256 Controller (SCSI host adapter). Two Modular Smart Array 30 drive enclosure, each with 14 SCSI 300GB drives. Dimensions Installed 7U rack space x 40 x 48 in ( x x cm) Weight Operating 213 lbs (96.62 kg) / 321 lbs (145.6 kg) 1054 W 3598 BTU/hr B3600 MAS Control / Storage Node - AG570A HP DL380 G5, 2.67 GHz dual core Xeon processor, 4GB DIMM, Hot Plug AC Redundant Supply (DL380 G5). 146GB, 3G SAS 10k SFF Hard Drive - Qty 8. Smart Array 6402/128 Controller (SCSI host adapter). Modular Smart Array 30 drive enclosure with 14 SCSI 300GB drives. HP Medical Archive Solution Control Node Software Dimensions Installed 5U rack space Weight Operating 147 lbs (66.68 kg) / 43 x 29.5 x 38 in ( x x cm) 190 lbs (86.18 kg) 716 W 2445 BTU/hr DA Worldwide Version 7 May 14, 2007 Page 6

7 A2500 MAS Control / Storage Node - AG571A HP DL380 G5, 2.67 GHz dual core Xeon processor, 4GB DIMM, Hot Plug AC Redundant Supply (DL380 G5). 146GB, 3G SAS 10k SFF Hard Drive - Qty 8. Smart Array 6402/128 Controller (SCSI host adapter). Modular Smart Array 20 drive enclosure with 12 SATA 250GB drives. HP Medical Archive Solution Control Node Software Dimensions Installed 4U rack space Weight Operating 127 lbs (57.61 kg) / 43 x 29.5 x 38 in ( x x cm) 190 lbs (86.18 kg) 700 W 2388 BTU/hr MAS Admin Node - AG583A HP DL380 G5, 2.67 GHz dual core Xeon processor, 2GB DIMM, Hot Plug AC Redundant Supply (DL380 G5). 146GB, 3G SAS 10k SFF Hard Drive - Qty 8. NC360T PCI-E Dual Port Gigabit Server Adapter 40 ft CAT5e customer network cable HP Medical Archive Solution Admin Node Software Dimensions Installed 2U rack space x 23.5 x in (40 x x cm) Weight Operating 62 lbs (28.12 kg) / 85 lbs (38.55 kg) 335 W 1144 BTU/hr MAS Control Node AG584A HP DL380 G5, 2.67 GHz dual core Xeon processor, 2GB DIMM, Hot Plug AC Redundant Supply (DL380 G5). 146GB, 3G SAS 10k SFF Hard Drive - Qty 8. HP Medical Archive Solution Control Node Software Dimensions Installed 2U rack space x 23.5 x in (40 x x cm) Weight Operating 62 lbs (28.12 kg) / 85 lbs (38.55 kg) 335 W 1144 BTU/hr DA Worldwide Version 7 May 14, 2007 Page 7

8 MAS Gateway Node - AG585A HP DL380 G5, 2.67 GHz dual core Xeon processor, 2GB DIMM, Hot Plug AC Redundant Supply (DL380 G5). 146GB, 3G SAS 10k SFF Hard Drive - Qty 8. NC360T PCI-E Dual Port Gigabit Server Adapter 40 ft CAT5e customer network cable HP Medical Archive Solution Gateway Node Software Dimensions Installed 2U rack space x 23.5 x in (40 x x cm) Weight Operating 62 lbs (28.12 kg) / 85 lbs (38.55 kg) 335 W 1144 BTU/hr MAS Infrastructure Rack - AG567A G2 (42U) Rack Cabinet with Shock Pallet. HP ProCurve Switch Quantity 2 (for data network). HP ProCurve Switch Quantity 1 (for management network). TFT7600RKM (all-in-one monitor/keyboard) and KVM Switch. HP distribution Units. Network cabling and cable management harness. Dimensions Cabinet 78.7 x 39.7 x 24 in (199.9 x x cm) 86.2 x 48 x 32 in ( x x cm) Weight Operating 499 lb ( kg) Static loading Dynamic loading Americas/Japan 540 lb ( kg) 2000 lb ( cm) 2000 lb ( cm) Connector NEMA L6-30P plugs - Quantity 4. EMEA / ROW Connector Connector IEC A - Quantity 2 (all options). Country Specific - Quantity 2 (1xx options). 1xx Options (MSA20) 30,270 BTU / hr. 2xx Options (MSA30) 23,526 BTU / hr. Color Doors/side panels Graphite Metallic Frame Carbon DA Worldwide Version 7 May 14, 2007 Page 8

9 MAS Cabinet Connectivity ProCurve 3500yl-24G Switch (Qty 2) Kit - CAT5e system network cables AG769A Dimensions Installed 2U rack space 38 x 22.5 x 21.5 in (17.24 x x 9.75 cm) Weight Operating 35 lbs (15.88 kg) 46 lbs (20.87 kg) / 180 W 614 BTU/hr MAS WAN Connectivity Kit Cisco 2801 Router with Advanced Security Bundle, IOS 12.3(11)T (Qty 2) CAT5e system network cables 40 ft CAT5e customer network cable (Qty 2) Dimensions Installed 2U rack space Weight Operating 40 lbs (18.14 kg) / 38 x 22.5 x 21.5 in (17.24 x x 9.75 cm) 52 lbs (23.59 kg) 300 W 1022 BTU/hr Service and Support HP Services will provide product support which gives the customer access to HP's experienced technical support resources as well as access to HP's Information Services database for support on a variety of multi-vendor/multi-platform software products. Product support includes escalations and problem coordination with the appropriate engineering groups. Enhanced Warranty: The one year, enhanced warranty includes both HW and SW support to reflect the total solution value of the HP Medical Archive Solution. This includes 9 x 5 coverage, as well as 4 hour response for HW related calls and 2 hour response for SW related calls. It also includes HP SW Upgrade Install Service that ensures one SW update, if applicable, is properly installed. Installation & Startup: It is required that this service be purchased for each MAS product. The HP service specialist will initially collect needed network information to configure the HP Medical Archive system. HP service specialists will go on site to unpack and test the hardware components, and then install and verify the Medical Archive software. HP will work with the customer designate to assist in connection of one DICOM device if applicable. Warranty upgrades: For this MAS offering we have two HW/SW combination Care Packs. The SupportPlus Service can extend the 1 year warranty (with 9 x 5 response) to 3, 4, or 5 years. The SupportPlus 24 Service improves the support coverage window to 24 x 7, and can be applied to the first year and extended for 3, 4, or 5 years. The SW Upgrade Install service can also be purchased for 3, 4, or 5 years. Custom Services: Additional, customized, Statement of Work (SOW) services are available from HP to assist in whatever area of expertise is required. This can range from advanced design and implementation of multi-site MAS applications, to advanced usage and implementation of data policies for efficient data management and ILM implementations DA Worldwide Version 7 May 14, 2007 Page 9

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11 Technical HP StorageWorks Medical Dimensions (HxDxW) Archive Solution shipped in Infrastructure Cabinet (per cabinet) Weight Color Total Cabinet Area (with packaging materials) Operating Connector Door/Side Panels Frame x x in ( x x cm) 43 x x 16 in ( x x cm) (depends on configuration) (depends on configuration) (depends on configuration) Graphite Metallic Carbon Environmental When choosing a location for the rack, ensure that the operating environment meets the following specifications: Temperature Range All temperature ratings shown are for sea level. An altitude derating of 1 C per 300 m (1.8 FR per 1000 ft) to 3048 m (10,000 ft) is applicable. No direct sunlight allowed. Operating 50 to 95 F (10 to 35 C) Relative Humidity (non-condensing) Maximum wet bulb temperature 40% to 60% 28 C (82.40 F) Copyright 2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. Microsoft and Windows NT are US registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Intel is a US registered trademark of Intel Corporation. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. DA Worldwide Version 7 May 14, 2007 Page 11