DNS-2608 Enterprise JBOD Enclosure User Manual

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1 DNS-2608 Enterprise JBOD Enclosure User Manual Nov.2017 Copyright DataON. All rights reserved.

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3 Contents Package Contents... 3 System Requirements... 3 Technical Support... 3 DataON DNS-2608 Specifications... 4 System Front View and HDD Location... 5 LEDs on the Storage Enclosure... 6 Rear View... 7 SIM Board LED Descriptions... 8 PSM Board Descriptions System Fan and SSD Module Front Loading Carrier Rear Loading Carrier Install/Replace SAS Disk Power on the DNS Trademarks Disclaimer Safety Measures

4 Package Contents The DataON DNS-2608 Enterprise JBOD Enclosure box contains the following items: (1) DataON DNS-2608 storage appliance (2) Power cords for US customers only (1) CD with the user manual and drivers (1) Universal rail kit for the DNS (96) HDD screws System Requirements SFF-8644 to SFF Gbps SAS cable(s) For servers with supported HBA/RAID adapters, refer to the DNS-2608 support matrix for a complete list of supported adapters Technical Support Please visit our website at 3

5 DataON DNS-2608 Specifications Form Factor Drive Support Drive Form Factor 4U 32-bary 24x 3.5 (front) + 8x 2.5 (rear) 12Gb/s SAS 3.0 HDD and SDD (24) 3.5 /2.5 Hot-swappable 12Gb SAS drive tray with front access (8) 2.5 Hot-swappable 12Gb SAS drive tray I/O Controller Host Interface Controller Support Disk Drive Enclosure Cooling Power Supply (2) 12Gb/s SAS 3.0 (Avago SAS 3x48 expander) I/O modules (4) 12Gb/s Mini-SAS HD host ports via four SFF Gb/s HBAs and host-based RAID controller cards with external connectivity Hot-swap (32 bays) 2x 60mm fan for system + 2x 40mm fan for the SSD module Dual redundant power supply 2x 500W Platinum 110/220V AC LED Indicators *Identify enclosure *Power on & activity *Drive fault *Identify drive *Hot space *Drive rebuild *Power *I/O Module status *System Enclosure Dimensions Weight Operational Environment 7.56 H x 17.6 W x D 46.3lbs (enclosure only) Operating temperature 0 C to 40 C (32 F to 104 F) Non-operating temperature -40 C to 65 C (-40 F to 149 F) Operating relative humidity 20% to 85%RH. Non-operating relative humidity 10% to 90%RH 4

6 System Front View and HDD Location Number Component Description 1 Control panel The control panel includes the following LEDs and buttons: Power button with LED Status LED ID button ID LED 2 Thumb screw Secure the system to the rack. 3 Handle Hold with care and extend out the system from the rack when the rail kit is installed. The handle is not designed to carry this system. 4 Storage drive bay Houses the front-loading hot-plug 2.5 /3.5 SA/SATA HDDs/SSDs. 5

7 LEDs on the Storage Enclosure Number Component Color Lights On Lights Off 1 Power Green Power on Power off 2 Fault LED Amber Amber on: system failed* Normal Amber blinking (two times per second): rear SSD failed Amber blinking (four times per second): system failed + rear SSD failed* 3 Locate LED Flashing blue Identifies a storage enclosure. Normal 4 ID Button Press to toggle on/off the ID/LED 6

8 Rear View Important: Note the direction of the power supply unit. Insert the power supply with the right direction. All SAS port connectors are Mini-SAS HD (SFF-8644). 7

9 SIM Board LED Descriptions Number Component Color Lights On Lights Off 1 Service port Description: Mini-USB connector. Connects to local system for maintenance or debugging. 2 Mini-SAS HD ports Description: Mini-SAS HD connector. Connects to server system. Left ~ Right: Host 0 ~ Host 3: Host 0/3 for cascade in/out 3 Mini-SAS port status Amber Connection/PHY s link failed Status normal 4 Mini-SAS HD port activity LED Blue Connection established No connection 5 Link LED Amber Green Amber on: 1000Mbps connection Green on: 100Mbps connection Off: 10Mbps connection when activity LED blinking Off: Disconnected when activity LED off 6 Management port Manage the system from the remote connection through the GbE RJ45 management port for maintenance or debugging. 7 Activity LED Green Blinking: connected Disconnected 8

10 8 ID LED Flashing blue SIM identified Normal 9 Status LED Amber Failed Status good 10 Power LED Blue Power on Power off 9

11 PSM Board Descriptions Number Component Color Lights On Lights Off 1 Fan Cooling the power supply unit. 2 DC Power Green Amber Green: AC power on Green blinking (2/sec): Standby Green blinking (4/sec): Sleep mode Amber: Failed No AC power 3 Socket Connects to power cord. 4 Latch Press to release the latch. 5 Handle Pull out and hold the handle with hands for removing the PSU from the chassis bay. 10

12 System Fan and SSD Module Number Component Color Lights On Lights Off 1 Latch Press to release the latch of the SSD fan module. 2 Handle Pull out and hold the handle for removing the fan module from the chassis bay. 3 Fan LED Amber Failed Status good Note: To avoid system overheating, replace the fan module within 10 minutes. 11

13 Front Loading Carrier Number Component Color Lights On Lights Off 1 Handle Hold and pull the carrier out with care. The handle is not designed to carry the storage drive. 2 Release button Press to release the handle 3 Activity Blue Access active 4 Present/Fault Blue Present Slot empty Blinking blue, 2 per second Blinking blue, 1 per second Disk fault Rebuilding Slot empty Slot empty Amber Failed Slot empty 12

14 Rear Loading Carrier Number Component Color Lights On Lights Off 1 Handle Hold and pull the carrier out with care. The handle is not designed to carry the storage drive. SAS disk is ready 2 Release button Press to release the handle 3 Present/Fault Blue Present Slot empty Blinking blue, 2 per second Blinking blue, 1 per second Disk fault Rebuilding Slot empty Slot empty Amber Failed Slot empty 4 Activity Blue Access active 13

15 Install/Replace SAS Disk Before You Begin It is not recommended mixing different SAS SSDs and SAS HDDs in the same DNS-2608 system. If it is necessary, please use the following figures below to plan where you will be placing the disk drives. These figures represent a fully-loaded DNS-2608 system with SAS disks. However, the same guidelines apply even if you are filling some of the disk slots with blank disk trays in the mixing disk setting. Single-Zone Mode Single-zone mode has 4 mini-sas HD host post, 8 SSDs and 24 HDDs. Two-Zone Mode Two-zone mode has 2 mini-sas HD host posts, 4 SSDs and 12 HDDs as shown for each zone as shown. Note: SIM 1 does not support SATA device status. 14

16 Power on the DNS Verify that all connections are correct 2. Turn on both circuit breakers on the cabinet. 3. Make sure the power on LEDs on all DNS-2608 systems are steady blue. 4. Power on the host last. Please make sure to power on all DNS-2608 systems first before the server. 15

17 Trademarks DataON and the DataON logo, and MUST are trademarks of DataON in the United States. The following terms are trademarks of other companies: Intel, Xeon, and the Intel logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. Active Directory, Hyper-V, Microsoft, SQL Server, Windows, Windows Server, and the Windows logo are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States, other countries, or both. Other company, product, or service names may be trademarks or service marks of others. Disclaimer The information in this document is subject to change without notice. DataON makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaim any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. DataON reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the content without obligation to notify any person of such revision or changes. Safety Measures Computer components and electronic circuit boards can be damaged by discharges of static electricity. Working on computers that are still connected to a power supply can be extremely dangerous. Follow these guidelines to avoid damage to the DNS-2608 or injury to yourself. Always disconnect power when carrying out work inside the unit. If possible, wear a grounded wrist strap when carrying out work inside the unit. Alternatively, discharge and static by touching the bare metal chassis of the unit case, or the bare metal body of any other grounded appliance. Hold electronic circuit boards by the edges only. Do not touch the components on the board unless it is necessary to do so. Do not flex or stress the circuit board. Leave all components inside the static-proof packaging until you are ready to install the component. Version 2.0 / November