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EVA50000

Brand: HP | Category: Storage
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  23. I ..Architecture
  24. SAN solutions
  25. HP SAN implementations
  26. SAN components
  27. SAN infrastructure
  28. Fibre Channel switches
  29. Design considerations
  30. Fabric topologies
  31. Routed SAN fabrics
  32. Switch models
  33. Benefits
  34. Meshed fabric
  35. Ring fabric
  37. Core-edge fabric
  38. Core-edge fabric types
  39. Core-edge fabric topology types
  40. Core-edge fabric (4 x 12)
  41. Topology data access
  42. H-series switches
  43. C-series switches
  44. B-series Meta SAN
  45. B-series Virtual Fabrics with IFR
  46. C-series VSANs with IVR
  47. FCoE fabric topologies
  48. Data availability
  49. Levels
  50. Level 2: single resilient fabric
  51. Considerations
  52. Fabric design data availability
  53. Topology migration
  54. Migrating a ring fabric SAN
  55. Fibre Channel routing overview
  56. Fabric, Virtual Fabric, and VSAN independence
  57. SAN scaling and routing
  58. Scaling by routing
  59. Basic MP Router configuration
  60. B-series fabric groups
  61. H-series switch fabric routing
  62. B-series Virtual Fabric IFR
  63. Fabric redundancy and routing
  64. Dual-redundant Meta SAN with 1606 Extension SAN Switch or MP Router
  65. Supported routing configurations
  66. Virtual Fabrics connecting core switches
  67. Routing through an IP network
  68. High-availability router configurations
  69. MP Router and MP Router Blade use cases
  70. Routing use cases
  71. and FCIP with direct connect devices
  72. NSPOF configuration with 1606 Extension SAN Switch providing FC routing and FCIP with direct connect devices
  73. Extension SAN Switch or MP Router consolidating tape backup in a Meta SAN
  74. II ..Fabric infrastructure rules
  75. H-series switches and fabric rules
  76. Model numbering
  77. Usage
  78. Servers, operating systems, and storage products
  79. Fabric rules for H-series switches
  80. H-series switch TR and remote B-series or C-series fabric rules
  81. Zoning limits and enforcement
  82. Zoning enforcement for H-series switches
  83. B-series switches and fabric rules
  84. Model naming
  85. B-series Fibre Channel switches
  86. B-series Fibre Channel switches and routers
  87. B-series legacy Fibre Channel switches and routers (part I)
  88. B-series legacy HP Fibre Channel switches and routers (part II)
  89. Features
  90. B-series Fibre Channel switch high-availability feature comparison
  91. Using B-series Fibre Channel switches as core switches
  92. Using B-series Fibre Channel switches as edge switches
  93. Fibre Channel switch fabric rules
  94. Operating systems and storage products
  95. B-series Fibre Channel switch fabric rules
  96. Database size rules for B-series Fibre Channel switches
  97. B-series Encryption Switch fabric rules
  98. Extension SAN Switch and DC Dir Switch MP Extension Blade fabric rules
  99. scalability rules
  100. Fibre Channel routing, 400 MP Router, and MP Router Blade fabric rules
  101. Blade, 400 MP Router, and MP Router Blade scalability rules for firmware 5.x/6.x
  102. MP Router fabric rules
  103. iSCSI storage device connectivity for the MP Router
  104. Fibre Channel routing storage device connectivity for the MP Router
  105. MP Router scalability rules
  106. MP Router with seven hops
  107. Core switch addressing mode
  108. Zoning guidelines for B-series Fibre Channel switches
  109. B-series FCoE Converged Network switch
  110. B-series FCoE CN switch high-availability feature comparison
  111. operating system and storage system support
  112. rules
  113. ISL maximums
  114. C-series switches and fabric rules
  116. C-series Fibre Channel switches for SAN-OS
  117. C-series Fibre Channel legacy switches
  118. C-series Fibre Channel switching module support matrix for SAN-OS
  119. C-series Fibre Channel switching module support matrix for NX-OS
  121. C-series Fibre Channel switch high-availability feature comparison
  122. Using C-series Fibre Channel switches as core switches
  123. Using C-series Fibre Channel switches as edge switches
  124. C-series Fibre Channel switch operating system and storage system support
  125. Fabric rules for C-series Fibre Channel switches
  127. C-series VSAN high availability
  128. C-series FCoE Converged Network switches
  129. C-series Nexus switches for NX-OS
  130. FCoE Converged Network switch fabric rules
  131. C-series FCoE Converged Network switch fabric rules
  132. C-series FCoE CN switch ISL maximums
  133. M-series switches and fabric rules
  134. M-series switches
  135. M-series legacy HP StorageWorks switches
  136. M-series high-availability feature comparison
  137. Fibre Channel fabric rules
  138. Fabric rules for M-series switches
  141. M-series and McDATA zoning limits
  142. SAN fabric connectivity rules
  143. Fiber optic cables
  144. Gb/s fiber optic cable loss budgets (nominal bandwidth)
  145. Gb/s fiber optic cable loss budgets (higher bandwidth)
  146. Storage product interface and transport distance rules
  147. Gb/s Fibre Channel distance rules (B-series, C-series, and H-series)
  148. Gb/s Fibre Channel distance rules (B-series and C-series switches)
  149. Gb/s Fibre Channel distance rules (B-series, C-series, and M-series switches)
  150. ATM extension Fibre Channel distance rules
  151. FCIP extension IP network distance rules
  152. SAN fabric switch interoperability rules
  153. Interoperable, heterogeneous switch fabrics
  154. Infrastructure factors
  155. III ..Host and storage system rules
  156. Heterogeneous server rules
  157. SAN platform rules
  158. HP c-Class BladeSystem Virtual Connect
  159. HP VC-FC connectivity guidelines
  160. BladeSystem with Brocade Access Gateway mode
  161. Failover policy and failback policy
  162. AG mode considerations
  163. BladeSystem with Cisco N_Port Virtualization mode
  164. Failover policy
  165. NPV mode connectivity guidelines
  166. Cisco MDS 9124e Fabric Switch for HP c-Class BladeSystem using NPV with FlexAttach
  167. HP BladeSystem c3000 enclosure considerations
  168. HBA NPIV connectivity guidelines
  169. NonStop servers (XP only)
  170. NonStop high-availability configurations using IOAMEs
  171. NonStop BladeSystem with XP high-availability configurations using CLIMs (HP Integrity NonStop NB50000c BladeSystem only)
  172. Minimum direct host attach IOAME configuration for XP storage systems
  173. Minimum direct host attach CLIM configuration for XP storage systems
  174. Minimum SAN VIO configuration for XP storage systems (NS1000, NS14000)
  175. SAN IOAME configuration with logical and physical redundancy for XP storage systems
  176. SAN CLIM configuration with logical and physical redundancy for XP storage systems
  177. for XP storage systems
  178. for XP storage systems (NS1000, NS14000)
  179. SAN CLIM configuration (two cascaded switches) with logical and physical redundancy for XP storage systems
  180. HP-UX SAN rules
  181. HP-UX multipathing coexistence support
  182. HP OpenVMS SAN rules
  183. HP OpenVMS multipathing coexistence support
  184. Host-based volume shadowing
  185. HP Tru64 UNIX SAN rules
  186. HP Tru64 UNIX multipathing coexistence support
  187. Apple Mac OS X SAN rules
  188. IBM AIX SAN configuration rules
  189. IBM AIX multipathing coexistence support
  190. Linux SAN rules
  191. Microsoft Windows SAN rules
  192. Microsoft Windows multipathing coexistence support
  193. Novell NetWare SAN rules
  194. NetWare multipathing coexistence support
  195. Sun Solaris SAN rules
  196. Sun Solaris multipathing coexistence support
  197. VMware ESX SAN rules
  198. Xen Citrix SAN rules
  199. Heterogeneous SAN storage system coexistence
  200. Common server, common HBA
  201. P2000 and MSA storage system rules
  202. Heterogeneous SAN support
  203. Configuration rules
  204. Zoning
  205. Management software support
  206. Homogeneous SAN support
  207. Heterogeneous storage system support
  208. Maximums
  209. HP StorageWorks Modular Smart Array 1000
  210. MSA1000 heterogeneous SAN support
  212. Tape storage
  213. EVA storage system rules
  214. EVA heterogeneous SAN support
  217. EVA single-server maximum configurations
  218. EVA data migration
  219. HP Continuous Access EVA SAN integration
  221. EVA SAN boot support
  222. Storage management server configuration rules
  223. Cabling
  224. EVA4000/4100/6000/6100 and EVA3000/5000 VCS 4x straight-cable high-availability configuration
  225. EVA4400 9x straight-cable configuration
  226. Dual-channel HBA configurations
  227. Single PCI slot with dual-channel HBA and two switches
  228. XP and VA storage systems
  229. XP and VA heterogeneous SAN support
  230. XP and VA storage system rules
  232. XP and VA storage systems with tape storage in a shared fabric
  233. XP and VA SAN boot support
  234. SAN Virtualization Services Platform
  235. Software
  236. Fabric rules
  237. Continuous Access SVSP V2.1
  238. Enterprise Backup Solution
  239. IV ..SAN extension and bridging
  240. SAN extension overview
  241. SAN extension technology
  242. SAN-iSCSI bridging technology
  243. Fibre Channel long-distance technology
  244. Wavelength division multiplexing
  245. WDM overview
  246. WDM system characteristics
  247. Third-party WDM products
  248. Extended fabric settings for Fibre Channel switches
  249. B-series trunking and WDM
  250. H-series switch settings
  251. Multi-protocol long-distance technology
  252. FCIP mechanisms
  253. FCIP shared-link configuration
  254. FCIP network considerations
  255. FCIP gateways
  256. Third-party QoS and data encryption FCIP products
  257. FC-SONET network considerations
  258. HP SAN extension products summary and usage
  259. HP IP Distance Gateway
  260. IP Distance Gateway configuration examples
  261. IP Distance Gateway high-availability configuration with one or two long-distance links
  262. IP Distance Gateway basic FCIP configuration with single-path connectivity
  263. Highly redundant pairs of gateways, two long distance links
  264. HP Continuous Access EVA 3-site configuration with four mpx110 gateways
  265. HP Continuous Access EVA 3-site configuration with six mpx110 gateways
  266. connectivity
  267. MPX200 Multifunction Router with FCIP
  268. MPX200 Multifunction Router FCIP configuration examples
  269. MPX200 basic FCIP configuration with one or two long-distance links
  270. MPX200 high-availability configuration with one or two long-distance links
  271. B-series 1606 Extension SAN Switch and DC Dir Switch MP Extension Blade
  272. requirements
  273. Extension SAN Switch configuration examples
  275. B-series 400 MP Router and MP Router Blade
  276. MP Router and MP Router Blade configuration examples
  277. B-series MP Router
  278. B-series MP Router features and requirements
  279. B-series MP Router configuration examples
  280. Redundant MP Routers and FCIP connections
  281. Multiservice Modules
  282. SAN extension best practices for Continuous Access EVA
  283. Network requirements for long-distance IP gateways with XCS 09x
  284. Network requirements for long-distance IP gateways and B-series switches with XCS 09x
  285. Network requirements for long-distance IP gateways and C-series switches with XCS 09x
  286. Continuous Access EVA with XCS 6.x
  287. Network requirements for long-distance IP gateways and B-series switches with XCS 6.x
  288. Network requirements for long-distance IP gateways and C-series switches with XCS 6.x
  289. Network requirements for long-distance IP gateways and M-series switches with XCS 6.x
  290. Continuous Access EVA with VCS 4.x
  291. Network requirements for long-distance IP gateways and B-series switches with VCS 4.x
  292. Network requirements for long-distance IP gateways and C-series switches with VCS 4.x
  293. XP Continuous Access
  294. XP Continuous Access protocols and source-target replication pairing
  295. XP Continuous Access Asynchronous replication rules
  296. XP Continuous Access Journal configuration
  297. XP Continuous Access 3DC configuration
  298. XP Continuous Access direct storage-to-storage configurations for Fibre Channel and ESCON
  299. XP Continuous Access single-switch and multi-switch Fibre Channel configurations
  300. XP Continuous Access ESCON director configuration
  301. XP Continuous Access WDM configurations
  302. XP Continuous Access ATM and SONET/SDH configurations
  303. XP Continuous Access ATM and SONET/SDH products
  304. XP Continuous Access FCIP configuration
  305. XP Continuous Access FCIP and iFCP configurations
  306. Network requirements for long-distance IP gateways with XP Continuous Access
  307. XP Continuous Access FCIP gateway support
  308. XP Continuous Access iFCP gateway support
  309. OpenVMS host-based volume shadowing
  310. Certified third-party WDM products
  311. iSCSI storage
  312. iSCSI and Fibre Channel
  313. iSCSI naming
  314. SendTargets command
  315. Security
  316. iSCSI boot
  317. MPX200 configuration options
  318. MPX200 single-blade multi-EVA configuration
  319. MPX200 dual-blade multi-EVA configuration
  320. MPX200 iSCSI rules and supported maximums
  321. EVA storage system rules and guidelines
  322. Command View EVA and MPX200 management rules and guidelines
  323. EVA and EVA4400 iSCSI Connectivity Option
  324. Direct connect iSCSI-Fibre Channel attachment mode configuration
  325. Hardware support
  326. mpx100/100b data transport
  327. Software support
  328. Multipath software
  329. Continuous Access EVA
  330. Operating systems and network interface cards
  331. EVA and EVA4400 iSCSI Connectivity Options supported maximums
  332. HP StorageWorks Modular Smart Array 2000i
  333. Server support
  334. Maximum configurations
  335. MSA1510i support
  336. Blade overview
  337. Storage systems
  338. iSCSI initiators
  339. Operating systems and network interface controllers
  340. C-series iSCSI
  341. C-series Fibre Channel and IP configuration with the IP module
  342. HP Network Teaming
  343. C-series management applications
  344. HP ProLiant Storage Server iSCSI Feature Pack
  345. HP ProLiant Storage Server iSCSI Feature Pack support
  346. HP ProLiant Storage Server iSCSI license upgrade options
  347. Designing a Microsoft Exchange solution with iSCSI Feature Pack
  348. Supported load with Exchange
  349. HP ProLiant DL380 G4 Storage Server configuration
  350. Storage server and SAN integration
  351. Configuration and zoning rules
  352. Hardware
  353. V ..Storage security, best practices, and support information
  354. Storage security threats
  355. Security technologies
  356. IP SAN security technologies
  357. Key management
  358. Resource protection
  359. Security validation
  360. Assessing security risks
  361. C-series SAN-OS security
  362. C-series IP SAN security
  363. B-series Encryption Switch and Encryption FC Blade security
  364. B-series Fabric OS security
  365. Data protection
  367. Best practices
  368. Design specification
  369. ISL ratio
  370. Fibre Channel switch configuration
  371. Zoning enforcement
  372. Zoning by operating system
  373. EBS zoning
  374. Cascaded fabric expansion
  375. Fabric segmentation errors
  376. Independent fabric merge
  377. Contacting HP
  378. Related information
  379. Typographic conventions
  380. Customer self repair
  381. Glossary
  382. Index
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