HP Hewlett Packard Network Router 1200s User Manual

Quick Start  
Guide  
hp StorageWorks  
NAS Service Release 2  
Product Version: 2  
Final Edition(July 2004)  
Part Number: 366578-002  
This guide applies to installation of the NAS Service Release 2. Use this  
StorageWorks NAS 1200s, 2000s, 4000s, and 9000s systems.  
Where similar information exists in this guide and other documentation,  
the information in this guide should be used; it is the most current.  
See the HP web site for additional updates and release notes:  
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Microsoft Windows Storage Server 2003 updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14  
Microsoft Windows Storage Server 2003 hotfixes . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14  
Uninstalling the Service Release. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15  
HP StorageWorks NAS Web User Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15  
Windows Storage Server 2003 Feature Pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15  
ProLiant Support Packs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15  
Microsoft hotfixes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16  
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Windows Services for UNIX® (SFU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17  
Setting up print services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17  
Setting up print spools on a cluster. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18  
Setting up an AppleTalk share . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18  
Installing the AppleTalk Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18  
Installing File Services for Macintosh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19  
Setting AppleTalk Protocol Properties. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19  
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Service Release 2  
Overview  
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This guide documents enhancements and changes made to the  
HP StorageWorks NAS 1200s, 2000s, 4000s, and 9000s.  
Service Release 2 supersedes Service Release 1 and is an all  
inclusive update package. Service Release 1 is not required prior  
to installing Service Release 2.  
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Table 1 summarizes the features for each platform.  
Table 1: Feature Summary  
Feature  
1200s 2000s 4000s 9000s  
Updates to WebUI  
Updates to Disks and  
Volumes tab  
X
X
X
X
X
Updates to Cluster Resource  
Management  
SAN Connection for XP/VA  
Online Volume Growth  
X
X
X
X
Additional Support and Functionality  
Support for Secure Path  
4.0C-7  
X
X
S4U2 Functionality  
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
HP Web Jetadmin  
SATA Hard Drive Support*  
Microsoft® Windows® Storage Server 2003 Feature Pack  
Microsoft Exchange  
Support  
X
X
ProLiant Support Pack  
X
X
X
X
X
X
Microsoft Windows Storage  
Server 2003 Updates  
X
X
Microsoft Hotfixes  
X
X
X
*Note: Additional hardware and software is required. See the following  
web site for information: http://www.hp.com/go/nas  
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HP StorageWorks NAS Service Release 2 CD  
To view the contents of the NAS Service Release CD, insert the  
CD into the CD-ROM drive of your NAS device. A menu with  
the following choices is displayed:  
Install Service Release 2  
— Updates to WebUI  
— Microsoft Feature Pack  
— ProLiant Support Pack  
— Microsoft Hotfixes  
Rapid Launch 2.7.134  
— Tool used to configure NAS devices on a network  
Documentation  
— Feature Pack Deployment Guide  
— Feature Pack Installation Guide  
— Feature Pack Release Notes  
— OVG Application Notes  
— Service Release 2 Quick Start Guide  
— Readme  
Support and Drivers  
— Link to the HP Support and Drivers web site  
Adobe Acrobat Reader  
— Get Adobe Acrobat Reader—Opens a link to the Adobe  
web site so that Adobe Acrobat Reader can be  
downloaded.  
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The NAS Desktop can be accessed via a directly connected  
keyboard, mouse, and monitor, through Remote Desktop, or by  
using an Integrated Lights-Out port.  
Note: If the CD does not automatically start, navigate to the drive  
where the CD is located and double-click setup.exe.  
Note: Complete installation of the Service Release requires a reboot  
of the NAS device.  
Installing the Service Release on a cluster  
If installing the Service Release on a cluster, follow these  
instructions.  
To install updates on a cluster:  
1. Migrate all cluster resources to the node that is not being  
updated.  
2. Run the Service Release 2 CD on the node from which the  
cluster resources were moved.  
3. Restart the updated cluster node after the installation  
completes.  
4. Migrate all cluster resources to the node of the cluster that  
was just upgraded.  
5. Run the Service Release 2 CD on the node that has not yet  
been upgraded.  
6. Restart the updated cluster node after the installation  
completes.  
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Updates to the WebUI  
Service Release 2 adds no new functionality to Service Release 1,  
only bug fixes. The following list includes new functionality  
included in Service Release 1 and Service Release 2.  
Note: Updates to the WebUI require the installation of Microsoft  
hotfix KB824024, “Win32 DiskDrivePartion Class Does Not Return  
Extended Partition Information.” This hotfix is installed with the WebUI  
component during installation.  
Disk and volume management  
Mount—Allows the user to change the current mount point  
for a specific volume. The user can specify a drive letter for a  
mount point or an empty directory.  
Format—Allows the user to format the volume through the  
WebUI. Adjustable parameters are the Volume Label and  
User Allocation Size.  
Removable Mount Point—Allows the user to remove the  
mount point of the volume through the WebUI.  
Properties—Displays the properties of a select volume.  
Properties include Disk volume resides on, volume label,  
mount points, file system, size, free space, volume type, and  
allocation unit size.  
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Cluster resource management  
Print Spooler resource information has been added to the  
WebUI.  
The cluster share permissions for NFS and CIFS are no  
longer default. The defaults for the previous release were  
ALL MACHINES read-only for NFS and Everyone  
read-only for CIFS. The administrator can now assign the  
appropriate cluster share permissions necessary, all within the  
WebUI.  
The ability to modify existing cluster resources is now  
included in the WebUI. The Modify option opens up a  
Cluster Administrator session through Remote Desktop.  
SAN connection for XP/VA  
The SAN Connection wizard has been updated to include support  
for the XP and VA on the NAS 4000s and 9000s.  
Online volume growth  
Online volume growth (OVG) is currently only supported on the  
EVA 5000. With OVG users are now able to configure and  
manage array devices via the WebUI. On a software level, the  
following tasks can be performed:  
Create a LUN  
Delete a LUN  
Extend a LUN  
To download the HP StorageWorks VDS hardware provider,  
go to:  
1. In the search field enter: VSS/VDS Hardware Providers  
2. Press Enter.  
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Additional support and functionality  
Support for Secure Path 4.0C-7  
The NAS 4000s and 9000s support the latest version of  
SecurePath, 4.0C-7, which supports connectivity to XP storage  
arrays.  
XP uses emulation types in the creation of LUNS. Secure Path  
4.0C-7 allows these emulation types to be visible to a host. In  
addition, custom volume sizes (CVS’s) become visible. A CVS  
allows creation of a 500MB LUN on an XP.  
S4U2 functionality  
Windows Server 2003 Active Directory now has support for the  
S4U2Proxy extension to the Kerberos protocol. This extension  
allows services in the domain to act on behalf of a user.  
Therefore, you do not have to install the Server for NFS  
Authentication dll on domain controllers on a Windows Server  
2003 domain for Server for NFS to authenticate domain users.  
For more information on the S4U2Proxy, consult the S4U2Self  
topic in the following URL:  
Note: The S4U2 functionality does not work until the domain  
functional level is elevated to Windows Server 2003.  
To elevate the functional level to Windows Server 2003:  
1. On the Windows 2003 domain controller, open Active  
Directory Domains and Trusts.  
2. In the console tree, right-click the domain for which you want  
Functional Level.  
3. In Select an available domain functional level, click  
Windows Server 2003.  
4. Click Raise.  
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NFS Authentication is still the primary user name mapping  
authentication method used for domain mappings. If NFS  
Authentication fails it will try to use S4U2. Thus, the NFS  
Authentication dll is still the primary method with S4U2 being  
the backup method.  
HP Web Jetadmin  
HP Web Jetadmin is a simple peripheral management software  
for remotely installing, configuring, and managing a wide variety  
of HP and non-HP network peripherals using only a standard Web  
browser. The following URL provides additional feature  
information, plus a link to download the software:  
Serviceability  
The HP StorageWorks NAS devices use the same offsite and  
onsite notification utilities as that of a standard ProLiant server.  
This functionality allows for both the end customer and HP to  
monitor the hardware performance of the NAS device while it is  
in use. This functionality is delivered through both the standard  
HP System Insight Manager (HPSIM), which ships with all NAS  
devices by default, and through HP Open Service Event Manager  
(OSEM), which is an additional service offering through HP.  
Onsite notification works through HPSIM where the onsite  
administrator monitors status and receives notifications of  
problems through SNMP traps. To enable this, the customer  
needs to install HPSIM on the NAS network and direct the NAS  
device to send its traps to the unit with HPSIM installed. For  
more information on how to do this, refer to the HPSIM  
documentation.  
Offsite notification works similar to that of HPSIM, the  
difference being that OSEM alerts HP service of both impending  
and actual hardware failures. This allows HP service to  
preemptively notify the customer of problems with their hardware  
and start the process of resolving the issue without customer  
intervention. To obtain this functionality, the OSEM software  
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needs to be installed on the NAS network, preferably on the  
HPSIM unit. For further information regarding OSEM, refer to  
the OSEM documentation.  
SATA support for NAS solutions  
Information regarding SATA hard drive support on NAS  
solutions can be found at:  
Microsoft Windows Storage Server 2003  
Feature Pack  
Updated functionality of the NAS 1200s and 2000s allows you to  
offload the data storage function and overhead from Microsoft  
Exchange Server to a dedicated NAS storage device for better  
performance and reliability.  
Requirements  
To use Microsoft Exchange Server, the NAS device:  
Must be running Microsoft Exchange Server 2003.  
Must have an Exchange Server and Windows Storage  
Server-based NAS unit (1200s or 2000s).  
Cannot be clustered.  
Should use no more than 1500 mail boxes.  
Must be using the Distributed File System (DFS) service. The  
DFS service provides the consolidated drive mapping and  
links that are required to access remotely stored Exchange  
databases and transaction logs on a Windows Storage Server  
computer.  
HP StorageWorks Storage Release Feature Pack Deployment  
Guide for complete installation and configuration information.  
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ProLiant Support Pack  
This upgrade to version 7.10 includes several updates to drivers  
and utilities.  
The following ROM Flash updates are also available on the CD:  
CP004620-380G3 ROM Flash (P29) v2004.05.01  
CP004617-580G2 ROM Flash (P27) v2004.05.02  
CP004426-SA 5i ROM Flash v2.58  
CP004557-iLo ROM Flash v1.55  
Use the Smart Components to update your servers to the latest  
BIOS versions.  
Note: Copy the Smart Component to a directory on the hard drive  
and change to that directory. The file is a self-extracting executable  
with a file name based on the Smart Component number. From that  
drive and directory, execute the file.  
Microsoft Windows Storage Server 2003  
updates  
Includes the latest updates to Microsoft Windows Storage  
Server 2003.  
Microsoft Windows Storage Server 2003  
hotfixes  
Includes the latest hotfixes to Microsoft Windows Storage  
Server 2003.  
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Uninstalling the Service Release  
If you need to uninstall the Service Release for any reason, follow  
the instructions below.  
Each component installed by the Service Release must be  
uninstalled individually. Follow the uninstall instructions below  
for each component.  
HP StorageWorks NAS Web User Interface  
This component cannot be uninstalled. If the WebUI is not  
functioning properly, run the Service Release again.  
Windows Storage Server 2003 Feature Pack  
This component can be uninstalled through the Add/Remove  
Programs applet. The Add/Remove Programs applet is available  
in the Control Panel listed as Windows Storage Server 2003  
Feature Pack.  
ProLiant Support Packs  
The ProLiant Support packs cannot be uninstalled. To revert to a  
previous version of a driver, obtain a copy of the SmartStart and  
Support Software CD version 7.0 and install the specific  
SmartComponent for the driver you would like to revert. These  
SmartComponents can also be downloaded from the HP support  
web site.  
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Microsoft hotfixes  
Microsoft hotfixes can be uninstalled through the Add/Remove  
Programs applet. The Add/Remove Programs applet is available  
in the Control Panel. It is recommended that the hotfixes be  
uninstalled in the opposite order they were installed. The Service  
Release installs the hotfixes in the order listed below; reverse the  
order when uninstalling:  
KB819639  
KB819696  
KB824105  
KB824146  
KB823182  
KB828035  
KB825119  
KB824141  
KB824145  
KB838238  
KB832483  
KB831654  
KB828028  
KB832894  
KB826823  
KB832250  
KB833167  
KB835732  
KB828741  
KB837009  
KB837001  
KB840374  
KB840141  
KB839643  
KB839272  
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Information updates  
The following sections provide updated information about your  
NAS device.  
NAS 1200s memory upgrade option  
The NAS 1200s now supports a memory upgrade option from  
512 MB to 1 GB. This Service Release is not required for this  
upgrade.  
Note: Remove any hardware upgrades, such as memory, prior to  
returning a NAS 1200s to HP for service or maintenance. HP is not  
responsible for hardware upgrades that are not removed.  
Windows Services for UNIX® (SFU)  
SFU is provided with the NAS products solely to supply the  
Server for NFS Authentication dll for installation on domain  
controllers. If your NAS server came with a Microsoft Windows  
Services for UNIX® (SFU) version 3.0 CD, it requires a product  
licensing key that is no longer available. The latest version, SFU  
3.5 or later does not require a key and can be downloaded for free  
from:  
Note: Neither version of SFU is to be installed on the NAS Server.  
NFS Authentication installation instructions are found in the NAS  
Administration Guide in the Microsoft Services for NFS chapter. Also,  
please see the note on S4U2 functionality on page 9 of this  
document.  
Setting up print services  
The following web site provides detailed information for using  
file and print services with Windows Server 2003, which also  
applies to use with Windows Storage Server 2003:  
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The link for “Checklist: Setting up a Printer” is particularly  
useful, and is also available via the online Windows Storage  
Server 2003 help by clicking Start > Help and Support, and  
then searching on “Checklist: Setting up a Printer.”  
Setting up print spools on a cluster  
The following Microsoft Q article provides step-by-step  
instructions for setting up print spools on a cluster:  
Setting up an AppleTalk share  
The following information is an addendum to the chapter,  
“Folder, Printer, and Share Management,” in the NAS  
Administration Guide.  
AppleTalk shares can be set up only after AppleTalk Protocol and  
File Services for Macintosh have been installed on the NAS  
server.  
Note: AppleTalk shares should not be created on clustered resources  
as data loss can occur due to local memory use.  
Installing the AppleTalk Protocol  
To install the AppleTalk Protocol:  
1. From the desktop of the NAS server, click Start, navigate to  
Settings-Network Connections. Right-click Local Area  
Connection, and then click Properties.  
2. Click Install. The Select Network Component Type dialog  
box is displayed.  
Figure 1 is an example of the Select Network Component  
Type dialog box.  
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Figure 1: Local Area Connection Properties page, Install option  
3. Select Protocol and click Add.  
4. Select AppleTalk Protocol and click OK.  
Installing File Services for Macintosh  
To install File Services for Macintosh:  
1. Select Maintenance from the WebUI interface.  
2. Select Remote Desktop.  
3. Open Add/Remove Programs from the Control Panel.  
4. Click Add/Remove Windows Components.  
5. Double-click Other Network File and Print Services.  
6. Select File Services for Macintosh then click OK.  
7. Click Next.  
8. Click Finish.  
Setting AppleTalk Protocol Properties  
To set AppleTalk Protocol properties:  
1. From the WebUI, click the Shares tab.  
2. Click Sharing Protocols.  
3. Click the AppleTalk radio button, then choose Properties.  
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4. Insert login message, if desired.  
5. Under Security, “Enable client authentication with,” choose  
Apple Clear Text or Microsoft.  
To set up AppleTalk shares, from the WebUI:  
1. Click Shares.  
2. Click Shares again.  
3. Click New.  
4. Type in the share name and share path.  
5. Check Apple MacIntosh. Uncheck other file types if  
necessary.  
6. Click AppleTalk Sharing.  
7. Enter a user limit.  
8. Enter password information.  
9. Indicate whether the share has read only permission or read  
write permission.  
10. After all AppleTalk Sharing information is entered, click OK.  
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