NetApp H410S Manual

215-14249_A0

NetApp H-series Element storage nodes

Installation and Setup Instructions

Prepare for installation |Stage 1

Access online

You provide

In the box

Conﬁgure

the node

Create a

new cluster

Prepare

for installation

Install

hardware

Cable

the node

1 2 3

Power cables

(Two per chassis)

Rack space (order dependent)

H410S: 2U per chassis

H610S: 1U per chassis

Monitor with a

VGA connection

and keyboard with

a standard USB

connection

SFP28/SFP+

direct-attach cables

or transceivers

Any operating

system (OS) client

with a browser

H610S storage node

(order dependent)

• End User License Agreement

• Hardware Universe (HWU)

• NetApp HCI Documentation Center

• NetApp HCI Resources page

• NetApp SolidFire Resources page

• SolidFire and Element 11.3 Documentation Center

Slide rail kit

Chassis

(for H410S nodes)

HCI

UID

NODE D

NODE C

NODE A

NODE B

A0 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 B0 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 C0 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5

USB stick (optional)

H410S storage nodes: Optional,

for out-of-band management

H610S: Required for out-of-band

management and cluster management

CAT5e or higher cable

with RJ45 connector

H410S storage node

(order dependent)

Steps 3 and 4 do not apply if you are installing H610S nodes.

1Install the rails.

Install the chassis.

See Rail Kit Installation instructions.

Note:

• Ensure that you have installed the rack according to the safety instructions from the manufacturer.

• Ensure that the rack is stabilized. The heaviest equipment should be at the bottom of the rack.

• Follow proper grounding practices to avoid risk of electric shock.

• Follow proper airﬂow and cooling requirements to prevent hardware from overheating.

• Installing the chassis requires two people.

Install hardware |Stage 2

An H410S cluster requires a minimum for four nodes in a chassis. If you are expanding

your existing installation, you need a minimum of one node and one chassis.

Steps 1 and 2 do not apply if you are adding a new node to an existing two rack unit (2U), four-node chassis.

Install nodes in the chassis.

Install drives for storage nodes.

CHASSIS BACK VIEW

Node A

Node B

Node C

Node D

Node B Node C Node DNode A

SSD -E

SD-

.9 T

.9T

.9 T

1. 9 T B

CHASSIS FRONT VIEW

H410S

LIFTING HAZARD

CAUTION

40.5 lb (18.4 kg)

H610S

LIFTING HAZARD

CAUTION

Approximately

70 lb (31.75 kg)

The installation graphic

is only for illustrative

purposes. Your actual

node might dier based

on what you ordered.

Connect the node to a 1GbE network using

two RJ45 connectors.

Connect the node to a 10/25GbE network using

two SFP28 or SFP+ cables.

Connect the node to a 1GbE network using an

RJ45 connector in the IPMI port.

Connect both power cables to the node.

Plug the power cables to a suitable power

outlet. Press the power button at the front of

the chassis.

Note: It takes approximately ﬁve minutes and 30 seconds

for the node to boot.

10/25GbE cables

1GbE cables

1GbE cable

Power cables

FRONT

VIEW

REAR

VIEW

10/25GbE SFP+

or SFP28 cables

for iSCSI

1GbE RJ45 cable

for out-of-band

management

1GbE RJ45 cables

for management

H610S storage node

If the airﬂow vents at the rear of the chassis are blocked by cables or labels, it can lead to premature

component failures due to overheating.

1Cable the node

If you are adding nodes to an existing installation, ensure that the cabling and network

conﬁguration of the nodes that you add are identical to the existing installation.

Cable the node |Stage 3

Connect two CAT5e or higher cables in ports

A and B for management connectivity.

Connect two SFP28/SFP+ cables or transceivers

in ports C and D for storage connectivity.

(Optional, recommended)

Connect a CAT5e cable in the IPMI port for

out-of-band management connectivity.

10/25GbE cables

1/10GbE cables

Port D IPMI

Port CPort A

Port B

H410S storage node

Cable the node |Stage 3 cont.

2Connect the power cords to the two power supply units

per chassis and plug them into 240V PDU or power outlet.

This step does not apply if you are adding a new node to an existing chassis.

3Power on the nodes. FRONT VIEW

HCI

UID

NODE D

NODE C

NODE A

NODE B

A0 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 B0 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 C0 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5

UID

NODE A

NODE B

A0 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 B0 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 C0 C1 C2 C3

It takes approximately six minutes for the node to boot.

Steps 2 and 3 do not apply if you are installing H610S nodes.

Conﬁgure the node |Stage 4

Required only for H610S nodes.

Attach a keyboard and monitor

to the node.

Note: Ensure that the node is powered on.

In the terminal user interface (TUI) that is

displayed, conﬁgure the network and cluster settings

for the node by using the on-screen navigation.

Note: You must get the IP address of the node from the TUI. You need this in Stage 5.

After you save the settings, the node is in a pending state, and can be added to a cluster.

See the NetApp Element Software Setup Guide for conﬁguration instructions. You can

access the latest version of the Setup Guide from the NetApp SolidFire Resources page.

Conﬁgure out-of-band management using the

Baseboard Management Controller (BMC).

i. Use a web browser and navigate to the default BMC IP address: 192.168.0.120

ii Log in using the following default credentials: User name: root Password: calvin

iii From the node management screen, navigate to Settings > Network Settings, and

conﬁgure the network parameters for the out-of-band management port.

See How to access BMC and change IP address on H610S.

Create a new cluster |Stage 5

HCI

UID

NODE D

NODE C

D2 D3 D4 D5

From a client on the same network as the newly

conﬁgured node, access the NetApp Element

software UI by entering the node’s IP address.

Enter the required information in the Create a New Cluster window.

See the NetApp Element Software Setup Guide for instructions. You can access the latest version

of the Setup Guide from the NetApp SolidFire Resources page.

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