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HP StorageWorks Secure
Path
HP StorageWorks Secure Path is a family of high availability multi-pathing software products providing continuous
data access from the HP RAID Array to host servers running the Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000, Windows
NT, Linux and NetWare operating systems.
Redundant hardware, advanced RAID technology and Secure Path's automated failover capability are used to
enhance fault tolerance and availability. Secure Path effectively eliminates controllers, disk drives, interconnect
hardware and host bus adapters as single points of failure in the storage subsystem.
The attachment of non-Secure Path (single HBA) servers to an MSA1000 with dual controllers that has servers with
Secure Path (dual HBA) attached is supported where the operating systems are Windows or NetWare. Users must
realize that in event of a controller fail-over (failure of active controller) the single path servers will lose access to
their data on the MSA1000.
NEW
- Secure Path can now support up to an 8-node cluster in Windows Server 2003.
NOTE:
If Secure Path for Linux is used on any node or cluster attached to an MSA1000, all nodes must also have
Secure Path installed, regardless of operating systems.
NOTE:
refer to
http://www.hp.com/go/securepath
for the latest Secure Path parameters.
Key Features
Maintains connections to storage
Monitors I/O paths and alerts on significant events
Used in
Stand alone Configurations
Cluster configurations
SAN configurations
MSA1000 clustering
Clustering is rapidly gaining in popularity as users desire a high level of data availability. Many of the old cluster
restrictions that were the product of both hardware and operating systems have been overcome. While there still
remain configuration limits, the result is a new high degree of flexibility both in number of clusters, mixing clusters
with single nodes, and the integration of dissimilar operating systems.
For example you may mix three Microsoft (Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000, or Windows NT) clusters and
other individual servers, even doing so in a heterogeneous server operating system environment. Windows Server
2003 allows a single cluster of up to eight nodes, now with Secure Path protection.
Single-path (single controller, non-Secure Path) NetWare clustering has been successfully tested up to a 12-node
cluster. NetWare clusters employing Secure Path (dual controller, dual HBAs) are limited to six nodes. Multiple
NetWare clusters (and single servers) may have concurrent access with no limitation inherent to the MSA1000.
Likewise up to a 16-node Linux cluster (single controller, non-Secure Path) utilizing SteelEye LifeKeeper for Linux
clustering software has been tested and is supported. Presently a Linux/Secure Path configuration is limited to a
two-node cluster. Refer to
http://www.hp.com/go/securepath
for any restriction on Linux with Secure Path.
The MSA1000 has the ability to be configured with thirty-two LUNs. Best practices would dictate generally no more
than sixteen servers accessing a single MSA1000. More commonly, users have had an average of five to eight
nodes. This can be any combination of hosts or clusters with different operating systems while holding fast to the
guidelines and limits described in the above paragraphs. Performance within these guidelines is heavily dependent on
the actual number of end users and types of applications being employed.
For more information, click on the link:
http://.www.hp.com/enterprise/highavailability/index.html
.
QuickSpecs
HP StorageWorks Modular Smart Array 1000
QuickSpec Specific for Intel and PA-RISC based
Servers Only
Optional Software
DA - 11033 Worldwide — Version 20 — July 16, 2004
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