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ASC provides vital storage services—virtualization, mirroring, capacity expansion, scalability, TimeMark/TimeView, and more--through a software-optimized solution that runs on existing industry standard hardware. The Acer Altos NAS 700 appliance offers: NAS capability for file sharing with quota management. SAN/IP connection for database/application servers Storage Virtualization Capacity consolidation & scalability Mirroring TimeMark/TimeView Centralized Backup. © 2004 Acer Incorporation. All rights reserved. This paper is for informational purposes only. ACER MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN THIS DOCUMENT. Acer, Acer Altos are registered trademarks or trademarks of Acer Incorporation. Microsoft, Windows 2003 Enterprise Server, Mylex product, Intel, Gadzoox, and Qlogic product ranges are either trademarks of Microsoft Corporation or registered trademarks. Other product or company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION....................................................................................1 Who should read this Guide 1 Contents of this Guide 1 Course Goals 2 Prerequisites 2 Overview of the ACER Altos NAS 700 Appliance 2 ACER ASC EXPRESS BASICS..............................................................3 What is ACER ASC Express ? 3 What is an ASC Network 5 ASC Components 7 ASC Management Console 7 ASC NAS Clients 7 SYSTEM SPECIFICATION.....................................................................8 ACER Altos NAS700 Appliance Features 8 ACER ASC Express Features 10 Qlogic 2340 (Optional Fibre Channel HBA Controller) 11 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION.............................................12 Installing HBA into the Altos NAS 700 12 Setting up RAID Array and LUNs 12 A) Red Hat Linux 7.3 installation using the Recovery Image 14 Introduction 14 Supported platform 14 How to restore the image 14 Important Notes: 14 B) Red Hat Linux 7.3 manual installation 17 ASC Server installation 24 ASC Management Console installation 34 Installation on Microsoft Windows NT, 2000, XP and 2003. 34 Installation on Linux. 35 ASC SAN Client installation 36 SAN/IP protocol definition 36 iSCSI protocol definition 36 Pre-installation checklist 37 ASC SAN Clients Supported Platform 38 SAN/IP Client 38 iSCSI client 39 SAN/IP Client installation on Windows NT, 2000 and 2003. 40 SAN/IP Client installation on Linux 40 SAN/IP Client installation on NetWare. 41 ASC MANAGEMENT CONSOLE........................................................43 Start the ASC Management Console 43 ASC Management Console User interface 44 Server statistics 46 Save & Restore an ASC Server configuration 47 Save configuration 47 Restore configuration 48 Licensing 49 Set Server Properties 50 Manage Administrators accounts & Password 54 Manage accounts 54 Change your administrator password 55 System Maintenance 56 Network configuration 56 Physical resource 59 Prepare devices to become logical resources 60 SCSI aliasing 61 Rename a SCSI device 61 Rescan adapters 62 Import a disk 63 SCSI device throughput 63 Logical Resources 64 Write caching 65 ASC SAN Clients 66 Change the ACSL 67 ASC NAS Clients 68 Console Options 70 To set options for the Console: 70 Create custom menu 71 CONFIGURE ASC SAN RESOURCES...................................................73 SAN Resources 73 Virtual Devices 73 SAN Resources virtualization examples 74 Direct devices 75 Service enabled devices 76 Procedure to create SAN resources 77 Prepare devices to become SAN Resources 77 Create a virtual device SAN Resources 78 Create a direct device or service enabled device SAN Resources 82 Assign resources to one or more clients 85 Assign a client to one or more SAN Resources 89 Expand a virtual device 90 Delete a SAN Resource 94 MANAGE ASC SAN CLIENTS.............................................................95 Add & configure an ASC client 95 ASC SAN Client on Linux 96 Start/stop the ASC SAN Client processes 96 Add/delete/display/rescan ASC Servers 96 Add/delete/expand a virtual drive 98 ASC SAN Client on Windows NT/2000/2003 99 ASC SAN Client Monitor 99 Refresh the Monitor display 100 Stop and start the client 101 Connect/Disconnect a server 101 Add an ASC Server 102 Delete a Server 104 Organize Servers 105 Set dependent services to start after ASC services 106 Register tape devices for use with backup software 107 Register disks for drive priority 107 Filter Event Viewer information and set client options 108 ASC SAN Client on NetWare 110 Start the client 110 Set the client to automatically start after server reboot 110 Stopping and removing the client 110 Disk copies 111 Troubleshooting 111 Uninstall a SAN client 112 MANAGE THE ASC SERVER.............................................................113 Start the ASC Server 113 Set ASC to start automatically upon bootup 113 Stop the ASC Server 114 Linux ASC servers enabled with NAS 114 Log into the ASC Server 115 Telnet access 115 Check the ASC Server proce...