HP EVA3000/5000 Storage System User Manual

HP EVA3000/5000 User and Maintenance Guide, introduces the hardware components, system capacity, power on and off sequence, configuration management and maintenance of EVA3000/5000.


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Brand
HP
Category
Storage
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
36
File format
PDF
File size
1.3 MB
Published
16 December, 2011
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
D4859594D2D8712C284527525A69F2C5

About this manual

This manual covers the EVA3000/5000 hardware components, wiring diagrams, capacity options, and the correct power‑on/off procedures. It also details how to configure the system, create disk groups, manage hosts, and maintain the array.

Additional sections describe system status monitoring, log collection, backup of configuration data, and contact information for HP support, including the ISEE remote support tool. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • EVA System Overview
  • Hardware Configuration
  • System Wiring Diagram
  • Power‑On/Off Sequence
  • Configuring EVA Storage
  • Initializing the EVA
  • Creating Disk Groups
  • Managing Hosts and VDisks
  • System Maintenance
  • ISEE Software Overview

Specifications

Cabinet size22U or 41U
Controller cardsHSV100/HSV110, dual configuration
Loop switch requirementRequired for EVA5000
SMA local disksRAID1 (mirrored)

Frequently asked questions

What is the correct power‑on sequence for the EVA3000/5000?

1) Power on the cabinet main supply; 2) Power on the fibre‑channel switch and then the EVA cabinet; 3) Start the SMA; 4) After 10 minutes power on the controller cards; 5) After 3 minutes power on the host servers; 6) Start cluster services and applications.

How do you initialize the EVA storage system?

Select the Initialize option in the management interface, enter the desired system name (e.g., EVA3000 or EVA5000), and confirm. Initialization will erase all data on the array.

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