Transcript Unitrends Appliance Adapter Card / Slot Assignments

Unitrends Appliance
Adapter Card / Slot Assignments
Update
9/24/12
Appliance Card Assignment
• The intent of this document is to provide internal
organizations a clear understanding of where
specific adapter cards are to be placed within
Unitrends appliances.
• It is targeted at Development, Manufacturing,
Support, Quality Assurance and Quoting
• It is expected that the functional leaders make
sure that anyone configuring appliances have
access to this document or have been trained to
know.
• All discrepancies or inconsistencies need to be
brought to the attention of George Eisenhower
Desktop Configurations
Recovery-171
Recovery-211
Recovery-311
Recovery-411
Recovery-511
Recovery-172
Recovery-212
Recovery-312
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Recovery-833
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Where supported only one NIC can be added as an option (CX4, SFP+, RJ45 or 4 port)
Where supported, only the SAS or the LVD SCSI controller can be selected, not both
1 port eSATA standard with all rack mount accept the R943, where 2x2port eSATA is standard build
What is the correct slot assignment?
• The Recovery-612 does not support any additional adapters
• All Recovery-612’s are configured in Manufacturing to have a single eSATA port
• For Archiving, Customer’s may opt to connect to the single bay docking station
Orderable as ESATAEHD
• If Customer orders a Recovery-Archive (RXDA) with the R612, only 1 of the 4 available
drive bays will be accessible
What is the correct slot assignment?
• The Recovery-712 is configured in Manufacturing to have a single eSATA port.
• For Archiving, Customer’s may opt to connect to the single bay docking station
Orderable as ESATAEHD
• If Customer wishes to access more than 1 drive bay, the factory default (single port
eSATA card) is replaced with the 4 port eSATA. (ADA-4ESATA) must be ordered and
if the customer does not already have a Recovery-Archive, (RXDA) must be ordered.
• See Slide 4 for other adapter configuration rules
What is the correct slot assignment?
• The Recovery-812/713/813 is configured in Manufacturing to have a single eSATA port.
• For Archiving, Customer’s may opt to connect to the single bay docking station
Orderable as ESATAEHD
• If Customer wishes to access more than 1 drive bay, the factory default (single port
eSATA card) is replaced with the 4 port eSATA. (ADA-4ESATA) must be ordered and
if the customer does not already have a Recovery-Archive, (RXDA) must be ordered.
• The Recovery-812/713/813 may use one additional Add-on Adapter in the PCI-e 8x slot
• See Slide 4 for other adapter configuration rules
What is the correct slot assignment?
• The Recovery-722/822/823 is configured in Manufacturing to have a single eSATA port.
• For Archiving, Customer’s may opt to connect to the single bay docking station
Orderable as ESATAEHD, however for these 2U sized appliances, a 4 port eSATA solution is
recommended. If desired, a 4 port eSATA solution (ADA-2x2ESATA) and
Recovery-Archive(RXDA) must be ordered.
• See Slide 4 for other adapter configuration rules
What is the correct slot assignment?
• The Recovery-732/832/833 is configured in Manufacturing to have a single eSATA port.
• For Archiving, Customer’s may opt to connect to the single bay docking station
Orderable as ESATAEHD, however for these 3U sized appliances, a 4 port eSATA solution is
recommended. If desired, a 4 port eSATA adapter (ADA-4ESATA) and
Recovery-Archive(RXDA) must be ordered.
• See Slide 4 for other adapter configuration rules
What is the correct slot assignment?
PCIe, 8x
PCI-e,16x
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LSI MEGARAID SAS 9260-4I SGL
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EUI: 2 port eSATA adapter
EUI: 2 port eSATA adapter
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ADA - 2x10ETHCX4
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Recovery-943 Slot Assignments - All Controllers Low Profile
PCIe, 8x
PCI-e,16x
The Recovery-943 is configured in Manufacturing to have 2x 2port eSATA adapters standard
There is no concept of a Recovery Archive Kit
Selection of only 1 ADD-ON SCSI Adapter{ the ADA-SAS OR ADA-LVD }.
Selection of only 1 ADD-ON NIC Adapter (see above)
Supports a Qlogic Fibre card as well
• See Slide 4 for other adapter configuration rules
Optional Features Versus Kits
• Unitrends will configure & test your optional
feature(s) at the time of your appliance order.
– All adapter features are designated by ADA-XXXX
• Unitrends provides for the addition of
optional features post appliance deployment.
These are referred to a “KITS”
– All adapter kits are designated by ADAK-XXXX
How will you ensure a customer does not order a KIT which
violates the configuration rules?