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Solution
1007692.1
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Sun Storage 351x Array switch settings and disk IDs
Related Items |
- Sun Storage 3510 FC Array
- Sun Storage 3511 SATA Array
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- GCS>Sun Microsystems>Storage - Disk>Modular Disk - 3xxx Arrays
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Applies to:
Sun Storage 3510 FC Array
Sun Storage 3511 SATA Array
All Platforms
Goal
DescriptionThis document describes the necessary cabling for 2
attached JBODs to a Sun Storage 351x Array . More importantly,
this document displays the disk drive IDs when the 351x 'ID Switch' is
set to numbers 0-7.
Solution
Steps to FollowTo connect a JBOD (Just a Bunch Of Disks) to a 351x RAID Array, where FC2 is a 'drive-channel'
port on one of the RAID controllers in a dual-controller array setup:
Connect a cable from the top Raid controller's FC2 SFP port to the Upper-Left
JBOD's SFP port (LOOP A). Then connect a cable from the lower Raid controller's FC2 SFP
port to the Lower-Left JBOD's SFP port (LOOP B).
If a 2nd JBOD is attached to the above configuration, use the above cabling scheme and do
the following for the 2nd JBOD:
Connect a cable going from the 1st JBOD's Upper-Right SFP port to the 2nd JBODs
Upper-Right SFP port. Then connect a cable going from the 1st JBOD's Lower-Right SFP
port to the 2nd JBODs Lower-Right SFP port.An additional step is required in configuring
3510FC/JBODs compared to 3310SCSI/JBODs.
Loop IDs on Expansion Units
When an expansion unit is attached to a RAID array, unique, hard-assigned loop IDs are
assigned to each expansion unit drive. A loop ID is the decimal version of an AL_PA.
The lowest number loop ID is the lowest priority address on the loop.
On the left front side of an expansion unit, an ID switch is used to set the loop IDs for
the disk drives to a different range of values so that the same IDs are not repeated on
the same loop (DEVICE ADDRESS CONFLICTS). 3510 RAID arrays also have an ID Switch.
To access the ID switch, open and remove the front bezel, and slightly twist the left
ear cover to remove it. Press the button to change the ID number. After the ID is set,
snap the ear cover back in place and re-install the front bezel.
By default, the ID switch on all 3510FC RAID arrays and expansion units is set to 0,
where the range of IDs is automatically 0 to 12 for 12 drives. The IDs 13 through 15
are ignored. The 3310 SCSI arrays & JBODs do not have an ID switch.
The ID switch offers 8 ID ranges. Each range/set contains 16 IDs.
The last 4 IDs in each range are ignored.
ID Switch Setting ID Range
0 0-15
1 16-31
2 32-47
3 48-63
4 64-79
5 80-95
6 96-111
7 112-125
Target Disk drive(s) Loop IDs are 0-11(ID Switch is set to 0; Chassis ID 0)
0 3 6 9
1 4 7 10
2 5 8 11 (SES Loop ID is 12)
Target Disk drive(s) Loop IDs are 16-27 (ID Switch is set to 1; Chassis ID 1)
16 19 22 25
17 20 23 26
18 21 24 27 (SES Loop ID is 28)
Target Disk drive(s) Loop IDs are 32-43 (ID Switch is set to 2;Chassis ID 2)
32 35 38 41
33 36 39 42
34 37 40 43 (SES Loop ID is 44)
Target Disk drive(s) Loop IDs are 48-59 (ID Switch is set to 3;Chassis ID 3)
48 51 54 57
49 52 55 58
50 53 56 59 (SES Loop ID is 60)
Target Disk drive(s) Loop IDs are 64-75 (ID Switch is set to 4;Chassis ID 4)
64 67 70 73
65 68 71 74
66 69 72 75 (SES Loop ID is 76)
Target Disk drive(s) Loop IDs are 80-91 (ID Switch is set to 5;Chassis ID 5)
80 83 86 89
81 84 87 90
82 85 88 91 (SES Loop ID is 92)
Target Disk drive(s) Loop IDs are 96-107 (ID Switch is set to 6;Chassis ID 6)
96 99 102 105
97 100 103 106
98 101 104 107 (SES Loop ID is 108)
Target Disk drive(s) Loop IDs are 112-123 (ID Switch is set to 7;Chassis ID 7)
112 115 118 121
113 116 119 122
114 117 120 123 (SES Loop ID is 124)
Change History
Date: 2010-07-01
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