Hitachi SMU400 Application guide

MK-92HNAS065-03

System Manager Unit (SMU)

Hardware Reference

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Document Revision Level

Revision

Date

Description

April

2015

First

publication

June 2015

Updated SMU Removal and Replacement section

2.0

December 2015

Added Use an ssh session to the SMU Removal and

Replacement section

3.0

January 2

016

Revised

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Table of Contents

Introduction to the SMU400 .......................................................................................................................2

SMU400 hardware................................................................................................................................4

Introduction to the SMU300 .......................................................................................................................5

SMU300 hardware................................................................................................................................7

Supported server releases.........................................................................................................................7

Port usage and connectivity......................................................................................................................8

Serial port (COM1 and COM2) connection settings .............................................................................8

Laptop Serial/KVM Configuration..........................................................................................................9

SMU Removal and Replacement .............................................................................................................10

Retrieve an SMU backup....................................................................................................................10

Configuring the Replacment SMU ......................................................................................................12

Replacement of the original SMU .......................................................................................................13

Perform a sanity check on the new replacement SMU.......................................................................13

Introduction to the SMU400

The SMU400 is a 1U rack mounted device, used to manage the servers and clusters of the

Hitachi NAS Platform and the Hitachi HUS File Module storage systems.

HDS does not support component replacement, and the entire SMU should be replaced in case

of hardware failures.

Figure 1: SMU400 Front View

Item Description

1 Hard disk carrier.

2 Hard disk release button.

Note: Just above the hard disk release button on the disk carrier, there are two LEDs that

indicate hard disk status.

1. Hard disk activity

2. Hard disk failure

3 DVD ROM.

4 USB Ports.

5 COM2, (serial connector B). COM2 can only be used at boot time, and is not available

after the system has started. Note that COM1 (serial connector A) is on the rear panel.

Item Description

6 System buttons and LEDs.

1. Power

2. Reset

3. Power

4. Hard disk activity

5. LAN1 (ETH1) on the right and LAN2 (ETH0) on the left

6. Overheat or fan failure

Flashes for fan or temp problems, and also flashes for power supply problems

such as AC cable unplugged.

Figure 2: SMU400 Rear View

Item Description

1 PSU 1.

2 PSU 2.

3 IPMI Ethernet port (optional).

Warning: IPMI functionality is provided as-is. The IPMI functionality for the SMU400 is

not provided by HDS, and the use of IPMI with the SMU400 is not supported by the HDS

Technical Resource Centre. Use at your own risk.

4 Keyboard and mouse PS/2 ports (keyboard and mouse may be connected through USB

ports).

5 USB ports.

6 COM1 (serial connector A). This port is preferred for serial communications, since it works

at boot time and after boot time. Note that COM2 (serial connector B) is on the front panel

Item Description

and is disabled after booting the OS..

7 VGA video out.

8 ETH1. (Note that the LAN1 LED on the front panel correlates to the ETH1 port.)

LED indicators:

•Off - No connection or 10 Mb/s

•Green – 100 Mbps

•Amber – 1 Gbps

9 ETH0. (Note that the LAN2 LED on the front panel correlates to the ETH2 port.)

LED indicators:

•Off - No connection or 10 Mb/s

•Green – 100 Mbps

•Amber – 1 Gbps

SMU400 hardware

The following table provides an overview of the hardware support offered by the SMU400:

Area

Front •Removable hard disk

•Serial port (COM2) for use at boot time

Rear •2 PSUs

•ETH0 port to the right of ETH1 port

•ETH1 port to the left of ETH0 port

•Serial port (COM1)

•IPMI Ethernet port to facilitate remote KVM (no more need for

physical access to an SMU).

Warning: IPMI functionality is provided as-is. The IPMI

functionality for the SMU400 is not provided by HDS, and the use

of IPMI with the SMU400 is not supported by the HDS Technical

Resource Center. Use at your own risk.

Processor and RAM •Xeon E3 1225

•4 cores * 4 hyperthreads

•3.2 GHz

•8 GB RAM DDR3

Mounting Quick release rails, fitting racks of 25.6-33.05 inch depth. (Note that

rails from older SMUs cannot be used.)

Refer to the Hitachi NAS Platform and Hitachi Unified Storage System

Installation Guide (MK-92HNAS015) for more information.

Introduction to the SMU300

The SMU300 is a 1U rack mounted device, used to manage the servers and clusters of the

Hitachi NAS Platform and the Hitachi HUS File Module storage systems.

HDS does not support component replacement, and the entire SMU should be replaced in case

of hardware failures.

Figure 3: SMU300 Front View

Item Description

1 DVD ROM.

2 System buttons and LEDs.

1. Power

2. Reset

3. Power

4. Hard disk activity

5. LAN1 (ETH0) on the right and LAN2 (ETH1) on the left

6. Overheat or fan failure

Flashes for fan or temp problems, and also flashes for power supply problems

such as AC cable unplugged.

3 USB ports

Figure 4: SMU300 Rear View

Item Description

1 PSU.

2 Keyboard and mouse PS/2 ports (keyboard and mouse may be connected through USB

ports).

3 USB ports.

4 COM1 (serial connector A). This port is preferred for serial communications, since it works

at boot time and after boot time.

5 VGA video out.

ETH0.(left) (Note that the LAN1 LED on the front panel correlates to the ETH0 port.)

LED indicators:

•Off - No connection or 10 Mb/s

•Green – 100 Mbps

•Amber – 1 Gbps

ETH1.(right) (Note that the LAN2 LED on the front panel correlates to the ETH1 port.)

LED indicators:

•Off - No connection or 10 Mb/s

•Green – 100 Mbps

•Amber – 1 Gbps

SMU300 hardware

The following table provides an overview of the hardware support offered by the SMU300:

Area

Rear •PSU

•ETH0 port to the right of ETH1 port

•ETH1 port to the left of ETH0 port

•Serial port (COM1)

Processor and RAM •Core2 E7500 Series

•4 GB RAM DDR2

•2.93 Ghz

Supported server releases

See Hitachi NAS Platform, NAS Operating System 12.3 Release Notes or later for the most

current values.

SMU CentOS Version Supported

Server Releases Number of Supported Servers /

Cluster

HNAS OS SMU 300 SMU 400

SMU 8.1 4.8.1 7.0, 8.2 5 Not supported

SMU 10.1, 10.2 6.2 8.1, 8.2, 10.0, 10.2 5 5

SMU 11.x 6.2 8.1, 8.2, 10.2, 11.x 5 5

SMU 12.x 6.2 8.1, 8.2, 10.2, 11.x,

12.x 5 5

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