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- Page 1 HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 Planning Guide Part Number: 799257-004 Published: June 2016 Edition: L15.08 and subsequent L-series RVUs...
- Page 2 © Copyright 2015, 2016 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP Legal Notice The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for Hewlett Packard Enterprise products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Planning Kernel Managed Swap (KMS) Space..................59 Default Naming Conventions for NS7 Systems..................59 Possible Values of Disk and Tape LUNs for NS7 Systems..............60 5 HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 CG X2 System..........61 NEBS Required Statements.......................63 NS7 CG X2 Standard and Optional Hardware...................63 6 System Installation Specifications for NS7 CG Systems........70... - Page 4 Remote support..........................79 Documentation feedback........................79 A Cables.......................80 Cable Types and Connectors......................80 B UPS and Data Center Power Configurations............81 Supported UPS Configurations......................81 Non-Supported UPS Configurations....................85 C Warranty and regulatory information..............93 Warranty information...........................93 Regulatory information........................93 Index........................96 Contents...
- Page 5 Figures Example NS7 System Configurations (42U and 36U)..............8 Four iPDUs Without UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL, Single-Phase and Three-Phase)....26 Four iPDUs With Single-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL)............27 Four iPDUs With Three-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL)............28 Two Intelligent PDUs Without UPS— (NA/JPN and INTL, Single-Phase and Three-Phase)..29 Two Intelligent PDUs With Single-Phase —...
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Page 6: About This Document
About This Document This guide provides an overview of HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 systems, specifications for planning system installation, and is intended for personnel who have completed Hewlett Packard Enterprise training on NonStop X system support. Supported Release Version Updates (RVUs) This publication supports L15.08 and all subsequent L-series RVUs until otherwise indicated in... -
Page 7: Hpe Integrity Nonstop X Ns7 Systems
1 HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 Systems The HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 system family introduces Intel® Xeon® x86 technology to NonStop by using a new high bandwidth, low latency InfiniBand system interconnect that is fully-integrated with the fault-tolerant HPE NonStop Operating system. -
Page 8: Example Ns7 System Configurations (42U And 36U)
Figure 1 Example NS7 System Configurations (42U and 36U) HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 Systems... -
Page 9: Core Licensing
Table 2 Characteristics of the NS7 X2 Processor/Processor model Intel® Xeon® x86 processors Supported RVU for the system L16.05 and later RVUs 2-, 4-, and 6-core software The core license file is required; see Core Licensing (page 9) licensing options CLIM DVD (Minimum DVD See the CLuster I/O Module (CLIM) Software Compatibility Guide for supported version required for RVU) -
Page 10: Nonstop X Ns7 Standard And Optional Hardware
HPE Insight Display as described in the HPE BladeSystem Onboard Administrator User Guide. For information about the LEDs associated with the c7000 enclosure components, see the HPE BladeSystem c7000 Enclosure Setup and Installation Guide. HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 Systems... - Page 11 NonStop X NS7 Server Blades An NS7 system achieves full software fault tolerance by running the NonStop operating system on the NonStop X NS7 Server Blades. The NS7 X1 system ships with BL460c Gen8 server blades and the NS7 X2 ships with BL460c Gen9 server blades. NOTE: BL460c Gen8 and Gen9 server blades cannot coexist in the same system.
- Page 12 SAS HBA with two 6 Gbps SAS ports or FC HBA with two 8 Gbps FC ports (must be ordered) Optional order of SAS HBA with two 6 Gbps SAS ports or FC HBA with 8 Gbps FC ports HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 Systems...
- Page 13 SAS Disk Enclosure The HPE D3700 SAS disk enclosure provides the storage capacity for the Storage CLIM. This enclosure holds 25 2.5” SAS Smart Carrier HDDs and SSDs with redundant power and cooling and is described in the HPE D3600/D3700 Disk Enclosure User Guide. CAUTION: If the WRITECACHE attribute is enabled on an HDD or SSD disk volume that is connected to a Storage CLIM, using a rack-mounted UPS to prevent data loss on that volume...
- Page 14 Slot 2 10GbE 2-port adapter for Eth2 and Eth1 customer ports Slot 3 10GbE 2-port adapter for Eth4 and Eth3 customer ports. FlexLOM 1GbE 2-port adapter for Eth5 customer port and Eth0 for maintenance support HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 Systems...
- Page 15 IP or Telco CLIM Option 2 — Four 10GBase-SR and One 1GBase-T Interface Characteristics of Gen8 IP or Telco CLIM Slot 1 InfiniBand interface card which provides the IB fabric connections Slot 2 10GbE 2-port adapter for Eth4 and Eth3 customer ports Slot 3 1GbE 2-port adapter for Eth5 customer port and Eth0 for maintenance support.
- Page 16 A NonStop X system requires multiple connections to the maintenance switch. For more information, refer your service provider to the Technical Document and the NonStop X System Hardware Installation Manual. HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 Systems...
- Page 17 NonStop System Console The NonStop system console manages the system and runs maintenance and diagnostic software in concert with the OSM console tools. An NS7 requires two system consoles running Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2008 to manage the system. New system consoles arrive preconfigured with all required HPE and third-party console software.
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Page 18: System Management Tools
The OA can generate a full inventory, status and configuration report of all the components the OA supports; this is the so called SHOW ALL report. For details on how to generate this report, see: http://www.hpe.com/info/OAlog HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 Systems... -
Page 19: Technical Document For Ns7 Systems
Management Subsystems for NS7 Systems The Cluster I/O Protocols (CIP) subsystem provides a configuration and management interface for I/O on the system. The CIP subsystem has several tools for monitoring and managing the subsystem. The Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) also provides monitoring and management of the CIP subsystem. -
Page 20: Site Preparation Guidelines For The Ns7 System
2 Site Preparation Guidelines for the NS7 System This chapter provides guidelines for preparing a site for an NS7 system. Rack Power and I/O Cable Entry Depending on how the racks are ordered from Hewlett Packard Enterprise and the routing of the AC power feeds at the site, AC power cords for the PDUs exit either: Top: Power and I/O cables are routed from above the rack. -
Page 21: Electrical Power And Grounding Quality
Electrical Power and Grounding Quality Proper design and installation of a power distribution system for a system requires specialized skills, knowledge, and understanding of appropriate electrical codes and the limitations of the power systems for computer and data processing equipment. For power and grounding specifications, see “Enclosure AC Input for NS7 Systems”... -
Page 22: Weight
Weight Total weight must be calculated based on what is in the specific rack, as described in “NS7 Rack and Enclosure Weights With Worksheet” (page 52). Flooring NonStop NS7 systems can be installed either on the site’s floor with the cables entering from above the equipment or on raised flooring with power and I/O cables entering from underneath. -
Page 23: Operational Space For An Ns7 System
Operational Space for an NS7 System √ Verify NS7 system site layout, uses the equipment dimensions, door swing, and service clearances listed in “Dimensions and Weights for NS7 AC Systems” (page 50) and takes advantage of existing lighting and electrical outlets. -
Page 24: Ns7 System Installation Specifications
For instructions on grounding the Enterprise series rack (formerly known as the Intelligent rack) using the HPE Rack Ground Bonding Kit (BW891A), ask your service provider to see the instructions in the: HP Rack Options Installation Guide http://www.hpe.com/support/Intelligent_Series_Rack_Manuals. Power Distribution Unit (PDU) Types for a Rack The Enterprise series rack (formerly known as the Intelligent rack) supports Intelligent PDUs (iPDUs) and Modular PDUs. - Page 25 This table lists the PDUs, supported configurations, and links to examples that use a 42U rack. PDU Types Supported PDU Configurations Examples of Configurations iPDU Four PDU cores without UPS 4 single-phase iPDUs without UPS (page 26) Four PDU cores with UPS 4 iPDUs with single-phase UPS (page 27) 4 iPDUs with three-phase UPS (page 28) Two PDU cores without UPS...
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Page 26: Four Ipdus Without Ups - (Na/Jpn And Intl, Single-Phase And Three-Phase)
Four Intelligent PDUs Without UPS – (NA/JPN and INTL, Single-Phase and Three-Phase) This illustration shows the power configuration for four iPDUs (without UPS) in a rack. For detailed power specifications and connector types, see “Power Specifications” (page 45). Figure 2 Four iPDUs Without UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL, Single-Phase and Three-Phase) NS7 System Installation Specifications... -
Page 27: Four Ipdus With Single-Phase Ups - (Na/Jpn And Intl)
Four Intelligent PDUs With Single-Phase UPS – (NA/JPN and INTL) This illustration shows the power configuration for four iPDUs and two single-phase UPS's in a rack. For detailed power specifications and connector types, see “Power Specifications” (page 45). Figure 3 Four iPDUs With Single-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL) Power Distribution Unit (PDU) Types for a Rack... -
Page 28: Four Ipdus With Three-Phase Ups - (Na/Jpn And Intl)
Four Intelligent PDUs With Three-Phase UPS (NA/JPN and INTL) This illustration shows the power configuration for four iPDUs and a three-phase UPS in a rack. For detailed power specifications and connector types, see “Power Specifications” (page 45). Figure 4 Four iPDUs With Three-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL) NS7 System Installation Specifications... -
Page 29: Two Intelligent Pdus Without Ups- (Na/Jpn And Intl, Single-Phase And Three-Phase)
Two Intelligent PDUs Without UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL, Single-Phase and Three-Phase) This illustration shows the connections for two iPDUs in a rack without a UPS. For detailed power specifications and connector types, see “Power Specifications” (page 45). Figure 5 Two Intelligent PDUs Without UPS— (NA/JPN and INTL, Single-Phase and Three-Phase) Power Distribution Unit (PDU) Types for a Rack... -
Page 30: Two Intelligent Pdus With Single-Phase - (Na/Jpn And Intl)
Two Intelligent PDUs With Single-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL) This illustration shows the power configuration for two iPDUs and a single-phase UPS in a rack. For detailed power specifications and connector types, see “Power Specifications” (page 45). Figure 6 Two Intelligent PDUs With Single-Phase — (NA/JPN and INTL) NS7 System Installation Specifications... -
Page 31: Two Intelligent Pdus With Three-Phase Ups - (Na/Jpn And Intl)
Two Intelligent PDUs With Three-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL) This illustration shows the power configuration for two iPDUs and a three-phase UPS in a rack. For detailed power specifications and connector types, see “Power Specifications” (page 45). Figure 7 Two Intelligent PDUs With Three-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL) Power Distribution Unit (PDU) Types for a Rack... -
Page 32: Four Modular Pdus Without Ups - (Na/Jpn And Intl, Single-Phase And Three-Phase)
Four Modular PDUs Without UPS — (NA and JPN, Single-Phase and Three-Phase) This illustration shows the power configuration for four modular PDUs in a rack without a UPS. For detailed power specifications and connector types, see “Power Specifications” (page 45). Figure 8 Four Modular PDUs Without UPS —... -
Page 33: Four Modular Pdus With Single-Phase Ups - (Na/Jpn And Intl)
Four Modular PDUs With Single-Phase UPS (NA/JPN and INTL) This illustration shows the power configuration for four modular PDUs and two single-phase UPS's in a rack. For detailed power specifications and connector types, see “Power Specifications” (page 45). Figure 9 Four Modular PDUs With Single-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL) Power Distribution Unit (PDU) Types for a Rack... -
Page 34: Four Modular Pdus With Three-Phase Ups - (Na/Jpn And Intl)
Four Modular PDUs With Three-Phase UPS (NA/JPN and INTL) This illustration shows the power configuration for four modular PDUs and a three-phase UPS in a rack. For detailed power specifications and connector types, see “Power Specifications” (page 45). Figure 10 Four Modular PDUs With Three-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL) NS7 System Installation Specifications... -
Page 35: Two Modular Pdus Without Ups - (Na/Jpn And Intl, Single-Phase And Three-Phase)
Two Modular PDUs Without UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL, Single-Phase and Three-Phase) This illustration shows the power configuration for two modular PDUs without a UPS in a rack. For detailed power specifications and connector types, see “Power Specifications” (page 45). Figure 11 Two Modular PDUs Without UPS —... -
Page 36: Two Modular Pdus With A Single-Phase Ups - (Na/Jpn And Intl)
Two Modular PDU Connections With Single-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL) This illustration shows the connections for two modular PDUs with a single-phase UPS in a rack. For detailed power specifications and connector types, see “Power Specifications” (page 45). Figure 12 Two Modular PDUs With a Single-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL) NS7 System Installation Specifications... -
Page 37: Two Modular Pdus With A Three-Phase Ups - (Na/Jpn And Intl)
Two Modular PDU Connections With Three-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL) This illustration shows the connections for two modular PDUs with a three-phase UPS in a rack. For detailed power specifications and connector types, see “Power Specifications” (page 45). Figure 13 Two Modular PDUs With a Three-Phase UPS — (NA/JPN and INTL) Power Distribution Unit (PDU) Types for a Rack... -
Page 38: Ac Power Feeds In The Rack
AC Power Feeds in the Rack Systems can be ordered with the AC power cords for the PDU installed either: Top: Power and I/O cables are routed from above the rack. Bottom: Power and I/O cables are routed from below the rack. AC Power Feeds... -
Page 39: Example Of Bottom Ac Power Feed In A Rack (Without Ups)
Figure 14 Example of Bottom AC Power Feed in a Rack (Without UPS) AC Power Feeds in the Rack... -
Page 40: Example Of Top Ac Power Feed In A Rack (Without Ups)
Figure 15 Example of Top AC Power Feed in a Rack (Without UPS) NS7 System Installation Specifications... -
Page 41: Example Of Top Ac Power Feed In A Rack (With Single-Phase Ups)
Figure 16 Example of Top AC Power Feed in a Rack (With Single-Phase UPS) AC Power Feeds in the Rack... -
Page 42: Example Of Bottom Ac Power Feed In A Rack (With Single-Phase Ups)
Figure 17 Example of Bottom AC Power Feed in a Rack (With Single-Phase UPS) NS7 System Installation Specifications... -
Page 43: Example Of Top Ac Power Feed In A Rack (With Three-Phase Ups)
Figure 18 Example of Top AC Power Feed in a Rack (With Three-Phase UPS) AC Power Feeds in the Rack... -
Page 44: Example Of Bottom Ac Power Feed In A Rack (With Three-Phase Ups)
Figure 19 Example of Bottom AC Power Feed in a Rack (With Three-Phase UPS) Each PDU is wired to distribute the load segments to its receptacles. NS7 System Installation Specifications... -
Page 45: Ac Input Power For Ns7 Racks
AC Input Power for NS7 Racks This topic provides power specifications for AC input power in NS7 system racks. Power Specifications Region Phase See... North America/Japan Single-Phase Table 3 (page 45) Three-Phase Table 4 (page 46) International Single-Phase Table 5 (page 46) Three-Phase Table 6 (page 47) CAUTION:... -
Page 46: North America/Japan Three-Phase Power Specifications
Table 4 North America/Japan Three-Phase Power Specifications North America/Japan R12000 3-phase UPS iPDU 3-phase Modular PDU 3-phase Output Load 12 kW 24 A 24 A Input Voltage 208V 3P Wye 208V 3P Delta 208V 3P Delta Input Connector IEC309 560P9 NEMA L15-30P NEMA L15-30P Output Voltage... -
Page 47: International Three-Phase Power Specifications
Table 6 International Three-Phase Power Specifications International R12000 3-phase UPS iPDU 3-phase Modular PDU 3-phase Output Load 12 kW 16 A/phase 16 A/phase Input Voltage 380-415V 3P Wye 380-415V 3P Wye 380-415V 3P Wye Input Connector IEC309 532P6 IEC309 516P6 IEC309 516P6 Output Voltage 400V 3P Wye... -
Page 48: Ns7 Enclosure Power Loads
NS7 Enclosure Power Loads The total power and current load for a rack depends on the number and type of enclosures installed in it. Therefore, the total load is the sum of the loads for all installed enclosures. In normal operation, the AC power is split equally between the power feeds on the two sides (left and right) of the rack. - Page 49 Enclosure Type AC Power Lines per Typical Power Maximum Power Enclosure Consumption (VA) Consumption (VA) Gen9 Networking CLIM, 4C/1C (IP or Telco) Gen9 Networking CLIM, 3C/2F (IP or Telco) 32GB Memory kit D3700 SAS disk enclosure, empty 400GB SSD, 12G SAS, SFF, 300GB, 15k rpm HDD, 12G SAS, SFF, SC Maintenance switch (Ethernet)
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Page 50: Dimensions And Weights For Ns7 Ac Systems
Dimensions and Weights for NS7 AC Systems This subsection provides the dimensions and weights for racks and enclosures. Plan View of the Racks Service Clearances for NS7 Racks Aisles: 6 feet (182.9 centimeters) Front: 3 feet (91.4 centimeters) Rear: 3 feet (91.4 centimeters) Unit Sizes for NS7 Systems Enclosure Type Height (U) - Page 51 Enclosure Type Height (U) Rack-mount system console Keyboard and monitor for system console 42U Rack Physical Specifications for NS7 Systems Item Height Width Depth Weight Rack 78.7 199.9 23.3 59.0 47.6 Depends on Shipping 85.8 35.4 57.8 enclosures (palletized) installed. See “NS7 Rack Enclosure Weights With...
- Page 52 Enclosure Height Width Depth Type Rack-mount 17.11 42.7 15.07 60.9 system console Keyboard and 16.97 43.1 16.66 42.3 display Modular PDU 17.5 44.5 14.2 Intelligent 17.5 44.5 19.1 FDR IB 16.8 42.7 24.7 62.7 switches IB expansion switch IB cluster switch IB ADI switch R5000 UPS...
- Page 53 Enclosure Type Number of Weight Total Enclosures c7000 enclosure NonStop X NS7 Server Blade: BL460c Gen8 (64GB RAM) BL460c Gen8 (128GB RAM) BL460c Gen8 (192GB RAM) BL460c Gen9 (64GB RAM) BL460c Gen9 (128GB RAM) BL460c Gen9 (192GB RAM) Storage/Networking: Gen8 CLIM Gen9 CLIM SAS disk enclosure, empty...
- Page 54 Enclosure Type Number of Weight Total Enclosures Power Distribution: Modular PDU core (in a rack) NOTE: modular PDU core weighs 17 pounds. A 4 modular PDU core configuration in a rack would weigh 76 lbs (68 lbs for the PDU cores + 8 lbs for extension bars).
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Page 55: Rack Stability For Ns7 Systems
For instructions on best practices for the Enterprise series rack (formerly known as the Intelligent rack) or for using the HPE Rack Ground Bonding Kit (BW891A), ask your service provider to see the instructions in the: HP Rack Options Installation Guide http://www.hpe.com/support/Intelligent_Series_Rack_Manuals. Environmental Specifications for NS7 AC Systems... - Page 56 Enclosure Type Number Installed Unit Heat Unit Heat (BTU/hour, Total (BTU/hour) (BTU/hour, Typical Maximum Heat Heat Dissipation) Dissipation) Gen9 10GbE Networking CLIM 4F/1C SAS disk enclosure, empty SAS HDD, 2.5 inches, 15k rpm SAS, SSD, 2.5in, SC, 15k rpm Maintenance switch (Ethernet) Rack-mounted system console...
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Page 57: Calculating Specifications For Ns7 Enclosure Combinations
Nonoperating Temperature, Humidity, and Altitude Specifications for NS7 Systems Temperature: ◦ Up to 72-hour storage: - 40° to 151° F (-40° to 66° C) ◦ Up to 6-month storage: -20° to 131° F (-29° to 55° C) ◦ Reasonable rate of change with noncondensing relative humidity during the transition from warm to cold Relative humidity: 10% to 80%, noncondensing Altitude: 0 to 40,000 feet (0 to 12,192 meters) -
Page 58: Example Of Rack Load Calculations
Table 7 Example of Rack Load Calculations Component Quantity Height (U) Weight Total Volt-amps (VA) BTU/hour (lbs) (kg) Typical Maximum Typical Maximum Power Power Heat Heat Consumption Consumption Dissipation Dissipation c7000 1250 2763 4265 enclosure BL460c Gen8 3139 3139 Server Blade D3700 SAS 3.47 1535... -
Page 59: Managing Ns7 System Resources
4 Managing NS7 System Resources This chapter provides guidelines for managing the system resources. Planning Kernel Managed Swap (KMS) Space HPE uses Kernel Managed Swap (KMS) space to manage virtual memory via swap files controlled by the HPE NonStop operating system. Each CPU has at least one KMS file that provides the swap space needed by processes. -
Page 60: Possible Values Of Disk And Tape Luns For Ns7 Systems
Type of Object Naming Convention Example Maintenance CIPSAM process $ZTCPnumber $ZTCP1 Maintenance provider ZTCPnumber ZTCP1 IPDATA CIPSAM process $ZTC number $ZTC0 IPDATA provider $ZTC number ZTC0 Maintenance Telserv process $ZTNP number $ZTNP1 Non-maintenance Telserv $ZTN number $ZTN0 process Listener process $ZPRPnumber $ZPRP1 Non-maintenance Listener... -
Page 61: Hpe Integrity Nonstop X Ns7 Cg X2 System
5 HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 CG X2 System The L16.05 RVU introduces the NonStop X NS7 carrier-grade (CG) system which is used in Central Office and telecommunication environments. The NS7 CG X2 uses a seismic rack with DC input power along with NS7 CG X2 standard and optional hardware. - Page 62 HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 CG X2 System...
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Page 63: Nebs Required Statements
NEBS Required Statements NS7 CG X2 systems are designed for installation into a Central Office or similar telecommunications environment. NS7 CG X2 are suitable for installation as part of a Common Bonding Network (CBN). To ensure proper electrical contact when grounding a NS7 CG rack: ◦... - Page 64 The NS7 server blades for NS7 CG systems provide similar functionality and features as the AC power “NonStop X NS7 Server Blades” (page 11) except for being installed in the c7000 CG enclosure rack. HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 CG X2 System...
- Page 65 NonStop X FDR IB NS ADI Switches The NS7 CG X2 system uses AC power NonStop X FDR IB NS ADI switches in a separate rack. The switches cannot be mounted in the same rack as an NS7 CG system. The NS ADI switch provides IB fabric connections to support NonStop Application Direct Interface (NSADI).
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Page 66: System Console
An AC power system console cannot be mounted in the seismic rack. NOTE: The NonStop system console must be configured with some ports open. For more information, see the NonStop System Console Installer Guide. HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 CG X2 System... - Page 67 HPE NonStop 240A Breaker Panel The dual-input, 240A breaker panel always occupies the top 2U of the rack and has 14 outputs (7 outputs per rail). The breaker panel has two sides: A and B, which are electrically independent. Power cabling is accessed from the rear of the rack. You must order the breakers for all products, except the c7000 enclosure.
- Page 68 Heat Dissipation unit heat: one line 239 x (fuse panel load /160) BTU per hour, two lines 478 maximum BTU/hour NOTE: The fuse panel load is the total nominal current on both sides HPE Integrity NonStop X NS7 CG X2 System...
- Page 69 HPE NonStop NS7 CG System Alarm Panel The system alarm panel provides SNMP, visual, and audible alarm indicators and relays for generating four levels of alarms for hardware errors in an NS7 CG system. Alarm levels are: Alarm Level Description Critical A severe service-affecting condition has occurred.
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Page 70: System Installation Specifications For Ns7 Cg Systems
6 System Installation Specifications for NS7 CG Systems This chapter provides specifications necessary for planning the installation of NS7 CG systems. DC Power Distribution for NS7 CG Systems Examples of NS7 CG Power Distributions NS7 CG Component Branch Circuit Protection Per Rail c7000 CG enclosure 3 x 80A CLIM CG... - Page 71 NS7 CG Component Branch Circuit Protection Per Rail c7000 CG enclosure 3 x 80A CLIM CG CG SAS disk enclosure CG Maintenance switch Alarm panel Fuse panel 100A (input rated) Breaker panel 300A (input rated) DC Power Distribution for NS7 CG Systems...
- Page 72 NS7 Enclosure Power Loads The total power and current load for a rack depends on the number and type of enclosures installed in it. Therefore, the total load is the sum of the loads for all installed enclosures. In normal operation, the AC power is split equally between the power feeds on the two sides (left and right) of the rack.
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Page 73: Dimensions And Weights Of Ns7 Cg Systems
NS7 CG X2 Enclosure Type Power Lines per Enclosure Typical Power Maximum Power Consumption (VA) Consumption (VA) Deskside system console Deskside system Console monitor Typical = measured at 22C ambient temp Maximum = measured at 35C ambient temp Dimensions and Weights of NS7 CG Systems Seismic Rack Specifications for NS7 CG Systems All information for connecting, grounding and installing an NS7 CG system is available to your authorized service provider. -
Page 74: Rack Weight Worksheet
Enclosure Type Height (U) 24CG SAS disk enclosure CG Maintenance switch Enclosure Dimensions for NS7 CG Systems Enclosure Height Width Depth Type 30.5 (including safety cover) 77.5 25 (without safety cover) 63.5 Fuse Panel 48.3 c7000 CG enclosure 17.4 44.2 17.5 44.5 36.7... -
Page 75: Environmental Specifications For Ns7 Cg Systems
Table 9 Rack Weight Worksheet (continued) Weight Worksheet for Rack Number _____ Weight Total Number of Enclosure Type Enclosures BL460c Gen9 CPU 128GB BL460c Gen9 CPU 192GB BL460c DC, 32GB memory kit, add-on Gen9 CLIM CG 20.5 CLIM CG Patch Panel 24CG SAS disk enclosure 21.3 (empty) - Page 76 Table 10 Heat Dissipation Worksheet for NS7 CG X2 Seismic Rack (continued) Heat Dissipation Worksheet for Rack Number ______ Number Typical Unit Heat Maximum Unit Heat Enclosure Type Installed (BTU/hour) (BTU/hour) Total (BTU/hour) Gen9 10GbE Networking CLIM 4C/1C Gen9 10GbE Networking CLIM 4F/1C SAS disk enclosure,...
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Page 77: Site Power Cables For Ns7 Cg Systems
Site Power Cables for NS7 CG Systems Site cables and lugs must be provided by the customer or the installation provider for the customer. Hewlett Packard Enterprise does not provide these items to the customer. IMPORTANT: The power cables should be assembled by a certified electrician only. Required Documentation The information in this appendix assumes the customer or the customer’s installation provider is already familiar with and has access to the National Fire Protection Associations (NFPAs) -
Page 78: Support And Other Resources
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Support Center More Information on Access to Support Materials page: www.hpe.com/support/AccessToSupportMaterials IMPORTANT: Access to some updates might require product entitlement when accessed through the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Support Center. You must have an HP Passport set up with relevant entitlements. Websites Website Link Hewlett Packard Enterprise Information Library www.hpe.com/info/enterprise/docs... -
Page 79: Customer Self Repair
Subscription Service/Support Alerts www.hpe.com/support/e-updates Software Depot www.hpe.com/support/softwaredepot Customer Self Repair www.hpe.com/support/selfrepair Insight Remote Support www.hpe.com/info/insightremotesupport/docs Serviceguard Solutions for HP-UX www.hpe.com/info/hpux-serviceguard-docs Single Point of Connectivity Knowledge (SPOCK) Storage www.hpe.com/storage/spock compatibility matrix Storage white papers and analyst reports www.hpe.com/storage/whitepapers Customer self repair Hewlett Packard Enterprise customer self repair (CSR) programs allow you to repair your product. -
Page 80: A Cables
A Cables Cable Types and Connectors Although a considerable cable length can exist between the modular enclosures in the system, Hewlett Packard Enterprise recommends that cable length between each of the enclosures be as short as possible. The following table lists the available cables. For specific connections, see your system Technical Document as described in Technical Document. -
Page 81: B Ups And Data Center Power Configurations
B UPS and Data Center Power Configurations This appendix provides examples of UPS and data center power configurations, and: Specifies the UPS configurations supported on the NS7 system including the recommended UPS configuration for when the disk drive write cache is enabled. Identifies the non-supported UPS configurations that should not be used with the NS7 system when the disk drive write cache is enabled. -
Page 82: Ns7 System With A Fault-Tolerant Data Center
NS7 System With a Fault-Tolerant Data Center In this supported configuration, the NS7 system is installed in a Tier-IV data center. The data center tier classification is defined by the Uptime Institute Tier Classifications Define Site Infrastructure White Paper. IMPORTANT: With this configuration, you can guarantee the data center never loses power. -
Page 83: Ns7 System With A Rack-Mounted Ups
NS7 System With a Rack-Mounted UPS Figure 21 shows an example of a supported configuration in a NS7 system with the left PDUs connected to one or more rack-mounted UPS and the right PDUs connected directly to the utility power. The rack-mounted UPS is connected to the utility power. Figure 21 NS7 System With a Rack-Mounted UPS When OSM detects that one power rail is running on UPS and the other power rail has lost power, OSM logs an event indicating the beginning of the configured ride-through time period. -
Page 84: Sas Disk Enclosures With A Rack-Mounted Ups
SAS Disk Enclosures With a Rack-Mounted UPS In this supported configuration, only SAS Disk Enclosures are protected by the rack-mounted UPS. The rack(s) with SAS Disk Enclosures and/or Storage CLIMs are supported by one or more rack-mounted UPS. Figure 22 shows an example of this supported configuration in a NS7 system with the left PDUs connected to the rack-mounted UPS and the right PDUs connected to the utility power. -
Page 85: Non-Supported Ups Configurations
Non-Supported UPS Configurations This section identifies non-supported UPS configurations and explains why these configurations are not supported. It also explains what you must do to prevent data loss. CAUTION: If disk drive write caching is enabled in the NS7 system, do not use any of these non-supported UPS configurations. -
Page 86: Ns7 System With A Data Center Ups, Single Power Rail
NS7 System With a Data Center UPS, Single Power Rail Figure 23 shows an example of a non-supported configuration in a NS7 system with the left PDUs directly connected to the utility power and the right PDUs connected to the data center UPS. -
Page 87: Ns7 System With Data Center Ups, Both Power Rails
NS7 System With Data Center UPS, Both Power Rails In this non-supported configuration, a NS7 system is installed in a Tier-I, Tier-II or Tier-III data center. The data center tier classification is defined by the Uptime Institute Tier Classifications Define Site Infrastructure White Paper. IMPORTANT: If you use this configuration, there is no guarantee your data center will never lose power. - Page 88 attribute and how to disable WCE, see the SCF Reference Manual for the Storage Subsystem (G06.28+, H06.05+, J06.03+, L15.02+). When the utility power is restored, you can enable WCE. During a utility power failure, the system can continue to run until the data center UPS runs out of power or until it shuts down.
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Page 89: Ns7 System With Rack-Mounted Ups And Data Center Ups In Parallel
NS7 System With Rack-Mounted UPS and Data Center UPS in Parallel Figure 25 shows an example of a non-supported configuration in a NS7 system with the left PDUs connected to the rack-mounted UPS and the right PDUs connected to the data center UPS. -
Page 90: Ns7 System With Two Rack-Mounted Ups In Parallel
NS7 System With Two Rack-Mounted UPS in Parallel Figure 26 shows an example of a non-supported configuration in a NS7 system with the left PDUs connected to a rack-mounted UPS and the right PDUs connected to a different rack-mounted UPS. In this configuration, OSM manages and monitors the rack-mounted UPSs. Figure 26 NS7 System With Two Rack-Mounted UPS in Parallel OSM has the capability to monitor both UPSs, but it does not have the logic to initiate the controlled shutdown of the I/O operations and processors when utility power fails in this configuration. -
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NS7 System With Cascading Rack-Mounted UPS and Data Center UPS Figure 27 shows an example of a non-supported configuration in a NS7 system with the left PDUs connected to the rack-mounted UPS and the right PDUs connected to a data center UPS. To create a cascading UPS configuration, the rack-mounted UPS is connected to the data center UPS. - Page 92 Once the downstream UPS is in this state, it still might not immediately perceive stable input power. The downstream UPS is thus compromised until it achieves a lock on stable input power and is able to recharge its batteries. Such problems are very difficult to predict. Their occurrence is a function of the output characteristics of the primary UPS, the input characteristics of the downstream UPS, and the load characteristics of the other devices deriving power from the upstream UPS.
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Page 93: C Warranty And Regulatory Information
C Warranty and regulatory information For important safety, environmental, and regulatory information, see Safety and Compliance Information for Server, Storage, Power, Networking, and Rack Products, available at www.hpe.com/support/Safety-Compliance-EnterpriseProducts. Warranty information HPE ProLiant and x86 Servers and Options www.hpe.com/support/ProLiantServers-Warranties HPE Enterprise Servers www.hpe.com/support/EnterpriseServers-Warranties HPE Storage Products www.hpe.com/support/Storage-Warranties... -
Page 94: Belarus Kazakhstan Russia Marking
Belarus Kazakhstan Russia marking Manufacturer and Local Representative Information Manufacturer information: Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company, 3000 Hanover Street, Palo Alto, CA 94304 U.S. Local representative information Russian: Russia: Belarus: Kazakhstan: Local representative information Kazakh: Russia: Belarus: Kazakhstan: Manufacturing date: The manufacturing date is defined by the serial number. CCSYWWZZZZ (serial number format for this product) Warranty and regulatory information... -
Page 95: Turkey Rohs Material Content Declaration
Valid date formats include: YWW, where Y indicates the year counting from within each new decade, with 2000 as the starting point; for example, 238: 2 for 2002 and 38 for the week of September 9. In addition, 2010 is indicated by 0, 2011 by 1, 2012 by 2, 2013 by 3, and so forth. YYWW, where YY indicates the year, using a base year of 2000;... -
Page 96: Index
Index Symbols 16-processor system EAC marking example, front view, 8 Belarus Kazakhstan Russia, 94 Electrical disturbances, 21 Electrical power loading, 48, 72 AC current calculations, 57 Electrostatic immunity, tested, 57 AC power Emergency power off (EPO) switches , 20 enclosure input specifications, 47 HPE R12000/3 UPS, 20 input, 38 HPE R5000 UPS, 20... - Page 97 description, 11 Specifications 36U rack, 51 42U rack, 51 Particulates, metallic, 22 enclosure dimensions, 51 Patch panel, 15 environmental, 75 heat , 55 receptacles, 44 nonoperating temperature, humidity, altitude, 57 PDUs operating temperature, humidity, altitude, 56 modular PDUs in a rack with single-phase UPS, 33 rack, 73 modular PDUs in a rack with three-phase UPS, 34 Standard operating procedures...