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HP StorageWorks XP24000/XP20000 Disk Array
The HP StorageWorks XP24000/XP20000 Disk Arrays are large enterprise-class storage systems designed for organizations that simply cannot afford any downtime or tolerate any data loss. The XP mitigates the risk of business downtime by providing a bulletproof platform with complete hardware redundancies, hot-swappable components, and non-disruptive online upgrades. Data replication and tightly integrated clustering solutions, along with disaster recovery support, enable a multi-site disaster tolerant design to achieve complete business continuity. And with enhanced data protection and security features, you can decrease exposure to data loss. The XP24000 and XP20000 also decrease the costs and complexities of data management with a broad portfolio of software. Through thin provisioning, organizations can reduce power and cooling costs by supplying storage capacity to applications from a virtualized pool and reducing unused storage that consumes power, requires cooling, and takes up space. As a virtualization platform, the XP enables important functions such as heterogeneous data migration, array repurposing, and storage tiers. The XP also eliminates contention for valuable storage resources through array partitioning. Partitioning enhances the success of storage consolidation efforts by assigning array resources to certain applications and administrators. And by consolidating multiple hosts running diverse operating systems to an XP, you can reduce the time it takes to manage diverse environments and simplify the implementation of backups and disaster recovery solutions. Additionally, with thin provisioning automatically allocating resources when needed and the XP's ability to scale seamlessly, you'll be able to accelerate the growth of your business. With an XP disk array, you can feel confident that the business information your people need is available to them-wherever and whenever they need it.
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HP StorageWorks XP20000 Disk Array

What's New

Functionality Element 8 Gbps Channel Adaptors (CHAs) 400 GB Solid State Disk Drives (SSDs) 2 TB 7.2K rpm Disk Drives XP24000/XP20000 These new 8 Gbps CHA double the speed of communication between the hosts or servers and the XP. Introduction of larger capacity Solid State Disk Drive for applications that demand extremely high I/O performance. Support for a 2 TB 7.2K rpm disk drive that fits into any existing XP disk drive slot. These lower tier drives offer a higher capacity/lower cost per gigabyte and an energy savings option compared to the 10k/15k disk drives. A 600 GB 15K rpm Disk Drive for larger capacity/higher performance drive option.
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Key Features and Benefits
HP StorageWorks XP24000/XP20000 Disk Arrays are uncompromising storage solutions designed for organizations who demand constant data availability. With the XP's ability to allocate capacity when needed, virtualize a variety of disk arrays, partition storage resources, and connect to many hosts, IT managers can now consolidate their data centers and operate them more efficiently. Combined with HP's disaster proof solutions, the XP disk arrays provide unfailing data protection when needed most.
Mitigate business risk with constant data availability
BULLETPROOF DESIGN Boot the XP24000/XP20000 once and never worry about it going down When operating a business that demands constant uptime, the risk of data loss or downtime is always at the forefront. That risk is mitigated with the XP24000/XP20000. All components are redundant, hotswappable, and can be upgraded online, including: disk drives, processors, I/O interfaces, power supplies, batteries, fans, and control processors, to provide extreme reliability and availability. Additionally, the XP24000/XP20000 can upgrade firmware one microprocessor at a time, so no downtime is experienced. Redundant data paths ensure that there is no single point-of-failure, minimizing the likelihood of unplanned shutdown. If one of the two data paths fails, the other path takes over automatically. You are then alerted to the problem, and can fix it quickly with a minimum of stress because the data is still accessible while the problem is being addressed. Configurations that provide continuous access to your data despite disaster After the August 2003 Northeastern North America blackouts, 93% of the companies that lost their data center for more than ten days filed for bankruptcy within a year.1 If you experience a large-scale disaster, you need to not only have high levels of data protection but also business continuance. Maintaining operations in times of crisis can mean the difference between the continued success of business and its failure. In addition to the protection built-in to the XP24000/XP20000, HP offers various products and solutions around the XP24000/XP20000 for your ultimate protection. HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Software provides reliable array-to-array replication for the most demanding requirements. The remote replication capability provided by XP Continuous Access provides assurance that even if access to a site is lost, the business can continue operations by using the storage systems and data located at another site. Replication solutions, such as XP Continuous Access Journal, can save money on telecommunication costs and improve availability. XP Continuous Journal allows the link between sites to be sized for the average I/O rate rather than for the peak I/O rate, resulting in large telecommunication cost savings. HP StorageWorks XP Cluster Extension clustering solutions allow remote replication to be tightly integrated with high availability server clustering to provide true multi-site server/storage disaster recovery. XP Cluster Extension with the XP24000/XP20000 offers disaster tolerance against application downtime from fault, failure, or site disaster by extending clusters between data centers. It resurrects your critical applications at a remote site within minutes after an event. XP Cluster Extension works seamlessly with your open-system clustering software, XP Continuous Access and your XP24000/XP20000 storage system to automate fail-over and fail-back between sites making your business Disaster Proof. HP Metroclusters with XP Continuous Access seamlessly integrates the XP24000/XP20000 disk array remote replication capabilities with HP Serviceguard on HP-UX. It provides automatic and bi-directional failover/failback of business critical data and applications between data centers.

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HP Continental Cluster Software provides the highest levels of disaster tolerance by eliminating the cluster itself as a single point of failure. It uses data replication technologies to provide application recovery across multiple widely-separated HP-UX Serviceguard clusters. The HP Continental Cluster product provides the ability to monitor a Serviceguard cluster and recover mission critical applications to a remote Serviceguard cluster, should the monitored cluster become unavailable or if there is a disaster at the cluster site. The 3 Data Center Solution (3DC) A 3 Data Center Solution allows you to keep your business online, no matter what happens. XP disk arrays on two sites replicate data synchronously, while the XP on a third site many miles away protects against a regional disaster that hits the first two. Lose any one site and the other two keep going. Implementation of the 3DC solution combines the data consistency of synchronous replication and the long-distance capability of journal replication to protect against local and wide-area disasters. This technology provides other benefits, including: Maintaining high performance: Using synchronous replication over a short distance in a campus or metropolitan area cluster provides the highest level of data currency without significant impact to application performance. Permitting swift recovery: Campus/metropolitan cluster implementation allows for fast automated failovers after a local area disaster occurred. Eliminating transaction loss in the case of localized disasters caused by synchronous replication implementation. Permitting recovery even when a disaster exceeds traditional regional boundaries or extended duration: A wide-area disaster could disable both data centers 1 and 2, but with some manual interaction operations can be shifted to data center 3 and continue unaffected by the disaster. Staffing the remote data center with people living outside the disaster area: A wide-area disaster affects people located within the disaster area, both professionally and personally. By moving operations out of the region to a remotely located recovery data center, operational responsibilities shift to people not directly affected by the disaster.

External Storage Disaster Recovery With this feature, you can take the disaster recovery benefits of an XP to any other array from any vendor. An exact, synchronous copy of an XP volume is replicated to a heterogeneous array located at a second site. This second site can be used for manual disaster recovery in the event that the primary site becomes unavailable.

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By using this 2-site DR solution to synchronously copy data from an XP to an external storage device, you can now implement a lower cost disaster recovery plan by utilizing arrays you already have. You can use this solution with business critical applications such as email, billing, or data warehouse applications where it is important to have a backup copy of the latest data that can be put back online in a matter of hours by connecting the server to the second array. Using External Storage Disaster Recovery allow s you to 1) implement disaster recovery functionality at a fraction of the cost of other solutions, 2) redeploy existing arrays in a new disaster recovery solution, and 3) enjoy the green effect of using storage resources efficiently.
UNFAILING DATA PROTECTION
National Archives and Records Administration in Washington, D.C. Protect against data loss with built-in safety measures Relax, knowing that data is protected. If power goes out, the XP batteries can continue operations and then write cache data to disk. RAID 6 adds an extra layer of fault tolerance. Continuous Track checks your XP for unseen issues, and the end-to-end checksum confirms data integrity from port to disk and back. Battery DeStage Mode The XP gives you two ways to protect your data if you experience a power outage. Battery back-up mode: Fast restart with battery backup mode that protects Cache and Shared Memory for at least 36 hours. This mode works for both the XP24000 and XP20000. De-stage mode: De-stage mode keeps the entire system running for 1 min and then flushes Cache to final destination disk. This mode works only on the XP24000. RAID 6 Configuration Protect your data even if two disk drives fail at the same time in a parity group! The XP24000/XP20000 redundancy is further enhanced through a RAID 6 (6D+2P) configuration that allows up to two disk drives out of eight to fail and still maintain data availability. RAID 6 uses block level striping and two independently calculated distributed parity blocks across 8 disk drives. RAID 6 is an excellent combination of performance, extra redundancy, and storage efficiency. DA - 12711 Worldwide Version 24 February 17, 2010 Page 5

PARTITIONING

for resources can share a single disk array without impacting each other. Departments can share a single disk array confident that administrators cannot affect portions of the disk array that belong to someone else. The XP24000 can be divided up into 32 partitions, while the XP20000 can be divided up into 16 partitions. Partitions can be dynamically reconfigured as needs change. Standardize and simplify storage through consolidation Simplify your operations and reduce costs by consolidating multiple applications onto a single XP disk array. By having multiple hosts running diverse operating systems connected to an XP, you can reduce the time it takes to manage various environments and simplify the implementation of backups and disaster recovery solutions. By consolidating multiple SANs into a single XP disk array, four important functions can happen: 1. Backups can be done using a simpler framework and common devices 2. Administration of the total environment can be done with a single set of software 3. Buffer storage for growth can be consolidated and allocated to the hosts as needed. The amount of idle storage awaiting allocation can be reduced. The customer saves money by postponing purchases through minimized waste. 4. With all the enterprise storage consolidated into a single array, the user can implement Disaster Recovery solutions in a much easier and less expensive fashion. These above four areas are some of the key drivers that make storage consolidation a primary way to reduce costs in the data center. Supported Hosts - A wide variety of servers and operating systems can be connected to an XP24000/XP20000 disk array, including: HP-UX Microsoft Windows IBM AIX Sun Solaris VMware LINUX - IA2, Red Hat HP OpenVMS HP Tru64 UNIX HP NonStop Mainframe For more details on which servers and operating systems are currently supported, please contact your resellers and your HP technical support to review the supported server and operating system information.

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HP warrants only that the Software media will be free of physical defects for a period of ninety (90) days from delivery. For more information about HP's Global Limited Warranty and Technical Support, visit http://www.hp.com/products/storageworks/warranty
For increased uptime, productivity and ROI -HP Care Pack packaged services for Storage
These days, you need to get the most out of your storage investment-you can't afford not to. When you buy HP storage products and solutions, it's also a good time to think about what levels of service and support you may need. To help take the worry out of deploying, designing, maintaining, and managing your environment, we've designed a portfolio of service options that are as: flexible, reliable and scalable as your storage. Unlike storage-only vendors, we take a holistic approach to your entire environment, bridging storage, servers, blades, software and network infrastructures with our HP Care Pack packaged services for Storage. Protect your business beyond the warranty When it comes to robustness and reliability, standard warranties on today's computing equipment have matured just as the technologies have matured. Good news on some fronts-but also a source of potential problems and subsequent consequences that come from depending on standard warranties alone. Standard warranty protects against product defects and some causes of downtime- but not the business. By using a standard approach to warranty uplifts, such as HP Care Pack Services, you can reduce downtime risks and be more certain of operational consistency for both mission-critical and standard business computing. Simply put, HP Care Pack Services normalize the warranty of combined products - helping you proactively guard against unplanned downtime.
Extending warranties with HP Care Pack Services
For cost-effective upgrading or extending your standard warranty, HP Care Pack Services offer a suite of standard reactive hardware and software support services that are sold separately, or combined as with our Support Plus and Support Plus 24 services. The portfolio also provides a combination of proactive and reactive services, such as Proactive 24 Service and Critical Service. In addition, with HP Proactive Select we offer an innovative approach to service delivery that gives you the flexibility to acquire the specific proactive services you need today, then add services as your needs evolve. HP Proactive Select offers a broad set of technical or per-event type service options - including server, storage, and network, SAN device, and software, environment, installation and education services. Services that you can mix and match depending on your specific requirements, from preliminary planning and equipment delivery to installation, configuration, integration, and testing, through every level of ongoing support. Our HP Care Pack packaged services for Storage assures help when you need it most. And for many products, post-warranty HP Care Pack Services are available when your original warranty has expired.

Recommended Deployment

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Related HP Care Pack Services that will enhance your HP product experience
Related Services HP Data Migration Service For customers who need to safely transport mission critical data with minimal impact to their operations: You need to move your critical enterprise data to your new HP StorageWorks SAN platform. And you need to accomplish that without losing data. And without interrupting your ongoing business operations. HP Data Migration Service helps you lessen the risk of data loss, minimize threats to data integrity, and avoid productivity-sapping performance slowdowns during data transport. A highly experienced HP Services storage specialist works with you to rapidly and securely migrate mission-critical business information across your data center or around the globe regardless of the complexity of your environment. http://h20195.www2.hp.com/v2/GetPDF.aspx/5982-4107EN.pdf For customers who need to increase performance, stability, and availability of their XP/EVA arrays: Enhancing the return on your HP StorageWorks Disk Array investment requires informed configuration and management decision-making. That, in turn, calls for an in-depth understanding of the performance level your array is delivering. HP's experienced storage specialists can help. Capitalize on HP Services XP/EVA knowledge and know-how. HP Performance Analysis for the StorageWorks XP/EVA Disk Arrays provides automated data collection, detailed I/O analysis, and expert recommendations for throughput enhancement. It offers a quick, convenient way to: Increase XP/EVA performance, stability, and availability by identifying potential bottlenecks and effective solutions for avoiding them Establish a baseline for future performance analysis and change management Make sound proactive decisions on XP/EVA system capacity planning Minimize the need for costly reactive upgrades Transfer HP knowledge and skills to your storage management staff http://h20195.www2.hp.com/v2/GetPDF.aspx/5982-6668EN.pdf eSupport HP eSupport is a portfolio of technology-based services that assist you with managing your business environment - from the desktop to the data center. Support Portal The HP support portal provides one-stop access to the information, tools and services you need to manage the daily operations of your IT environment. Features include:
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Access to self-solve tools (including search technical knowledge base) Efficient logging and tracking of support cases Collaboration with other business and IT professionals Download of patches and drivers Access to diagnostic tools Proactive notification of relevant information Access to certain features of the support portal requires an HP service agreement. To access the support portal, visit http://www.hp.com/support Remote Support Technology (RST)-HP Remote Support Pack Taking a more proactive approach to IT support, the HP Remote Support pack plug-in module easily integrates with HP Systems Insight Manager to provide a powerful, unified "single pane of glass" solution for onsite and remote management. HP Remote Support Pack enhances HP Systems Insight Manager with intelligent event diagnosis plus the automatic submission of hardware event notifications securely to HP support, including acknowledgment and status returns. It adds remote configuration collections to allow the delivery of assessment and proactive services for your SAN storage and HP-UX environments. Customer Technical Training Consider education as an integral part of your strategy to get the best return on investment for your HP storage solution. HP offers a variety of training courses on storage software, networking, archiving and disk storage systems. Our classes are available in many delivery modalities from traditional instructor-led courses at one of our 80 training centers worldwide to on-site training customized to your needs or online. www.hp.com/learn/storage HP Services continues to be recognized for service and support excellence by customers, partners, industry organizations and publications around the world. Recent honors and award reflect our services team's dedications, technical expertise, professionalism and uncompromising commitment to customer satisfaction. For a list of all our awards, please visit: http://h20129.ww2.hp.com/services/cache/773180-0-225-121.html. For more information about HP Care Pack Services for Storage, please visit: http://www.hp.com/hps/storage If you have specific questions, contact your local HP representative. Contact information for a representative in your area can be found at "Contact HP" http://www.hp.com

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Additional DKC 12V Battery (Min 0, Max 3) HP XP24000 DKC 12V Battery NOTE: NOTE 1st set required if any:

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Cache Memory Capacity is 56 GB or more. Shared Memory Capacity is 14 GB or more. When the 1st set of DKC 12V Power Supply AE150A is installed. 2nd set required if either: CM Capacity is 72 GB or more. When the 2nd set of the DKC 12V Power Supply AE150A is installed 3rd set required if: CM Capacity is 104 GB or more. Additional DKC-DKU 56V HP XP24000 DKC/DKU 56V Battery Battery NOTE: (Min 0, Max 1 per DKC 1 set for DKC required if either condition: and each DKU) When De-stage mode is selected When memory backup mode is selected and when CM is 136 GB or more. Additional 56V Battery for DKU: When the De-stage mode is selected then: 1 set required for each DKU without DKU Expansion Kit AE174A installed 2 sets required for each with DKU Expansion Kit AE174A installed HP XP24000 Cache Switch DKC Data Path Expansion kit (Min 0, Max 3) NOTE: NOTE 1 set required if either: When installing 3rd or 4th CHA pr When installing 2nd AE64A/AU DKA Set 2nd set required if either: When installing 5th or 6th CHA pr When installing 3rd AE164A/AU DKA Set 3rd set required if either: When installing 7th or 8th CHA pr When installing 4th AE164A/AU DKA Set HP XP24000 DKA Disk Adapter Set Disk Adapter Set (DKA) (Min 1, Max 4) AE164A AE162A AE161A

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HP XP24000 Enhanced DKA Disk Adapter Set
Enhanced Disk Adapter Set (EDKA) (Min 0, Max 4)

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DKC-DKU and DKU-DKU Frame Interconnect Cables HP XP24000 DKU R1 Base Cable Set HP XP24000 DKU R1 Expansion Cable Set HP XP24000 DKU L1 Base Cable Set HP XP24000 DKU L1 Expansion Cable Set HP XP24000 DKU R2 or L2 Cable Set
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HP XP24000 DKU Disk Unit Frame Disk Unit (DKU) Frame (Min 0, Max 4) Must select one option and must match Power option of DKC (no intermixing of power options). Base DKU does not include batteries Power Cable Kit 3-Phase/30A/60Hz DKC-DKU 3P/30A/60Hz 3760PDG/115J-AP8508 AC Box Kit 3-Phase/30A DKC-DKU 2 Cords 3P/30A/50Hz No Plugs 2 Power Cable Kit 3-Phase/30A/50Hz DKC-DKU AC Box Kit 3-Phase/30A DKC-DKU Cords 1P/50A/60Hz 9P53UPower Cable Kit 1-Phase/50A/60Hz DKC-DKU AC Box Kit 1-Phase/50A DKC-DKU Cords 1P/50A/50Hz No Plugs 2 Power Cable Kit 1 Phase/50A/50 Hz DKC-DKU AC Box Kit 1-Phase/50A DKC-DKU Cords 1P/30A/60Hz 3750DP 4 Power Cable Kit 1-Phase/30A/60Hz DKC-DKU AC Box Kit 1-Phase/30A DKC-DKU Cords 1P/30A/50Hz No Plugs 4 Power Cable Kit 1-Phase/30A/50Hz DKC-DKU AC Box Kit 1-Phase/30A DKC-DKU Cords

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HP XP24000 DKU Disk Expansion Kit NOTE: DKU Expansion Kit (Min 0, Max 1 per DKU frame) Required for connecting upper HDU boxes to 2nd and 4th DKA set AE164A/AU XP Array Groups (min 1 max 287) 4 disk drives per group HP XPGB 15K Array Group HP XPGB 15K Array Group HP XPGB FC 10k Array Group HP XPGB 15K HDD Array Group HP XPGB 15K HDD Array Group HP XPTB 7.2K Array Group HP XPTB 7.2K Array Group HP XPGB SSD Array Group HP XPGB Solid State Disk Array Group HP XPGB Solid State Disk Array Group Spare Disk Drives (Min 1 max 40): Recommend 1 spare per 32 disk drives HP XPGB 15K Spare Disk HP XPGB 15K Spare Disk HP XPGB 10K Spare Disk HP XPGB 15K Spare Disk HP XPGB 15K Spare Disk HP XPTB 7.2K SATA Spare Disk HP XPTB 7.2K Spare Disk HP XPGB SSD Spare Disk HP XPGB Solid State Spare Disk HP XPGB Solid State Spare Disk

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Upgrades Upgrade Configurations - HP StorageWorks XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade Disk Array NOTE: This product number (AE130AU) is a zero-price ordering mechanism that is used as an "umbrella" product to indicate to the ordering system that this is an upgrade XP order.

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HP StorageWorks XP24000 DKC upgrade components NonStop Server Connectivity HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade SVP High Reliability Kit SVP High Reliability Sup. Kit / XP24000 Modem Card HP XP24000/20000 Upgrade 2nd Vista SVP Kit HP XP24000/20000 Upgrade SVP to Vista Kit HP XP24000 Upgrade Power Control I/F MF Kit HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port 4 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 16 Port 4 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upg 8 Port 8 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port 4 Gb FICON SW CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port 4 Gb FICON LW CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port EXSA CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 4 Gb LW Transceiver HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Gb LW Transceiver HP XP24000 Upgrade 12V DKC Power Supply HP XP24000 Upgrade Cache Memory Adapter HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 GB Cache Memory HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 4 GB Cache Memory HP XP24000/20000 Upgrade 16 GB Cache Memory HP XP24000 Upgrade Cache Backup Kit HP XP24000 Upgrade Cache Backup Cable HP XP24000 Upgrade Shared Memory Adapter HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 2 GB Shared Memory HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 4 GB Shared Memory HP XP24000 Upgrade DKC 12V Battery HP XP24000 Upgrade DKC/DKU 56V Battery HP XP24000 Upgrade Cache Switch HP XP24000 Upgrade DKA Disk Adapter Set HP XP24000 Upgrade Enhanced DKA Set HP XP24000 Upgrade DKU R1 Base Cable Set HP XP24000 Upgrade DKU R1 Exp Cable Set HP XP24000 Upgrade DKU L1 Base Cable Set HP XP24000 Upgrade DKU L1 Exp Cable Set HP XP24000 Upgrade DKU R2 or L2 Cable Set

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Channel Adapter (CHA) pairs (Min1 pr, Max 3) HP XP24000/XPPort 4 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/XPPort 4 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/XPPort 8 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/XPPort 4Gb FICON SW CHA HP XP24000/XPPort 4Gb FICON LW CHA HP XP High Performance FICON Connectivity Software HP XP24000/XPPort EXSA CHA
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Disk Chassis HP XP20000 Disk Chassis 60Hz Power Option 50Hz Power Option

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Device Interface Cables HP XP20000 DKU R0 Base Cable Set HP XP20000 DKU R1 or R3 Cable Set HP XP20000 DKU R2 Cable Set

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XP20000 Array Groups (Min 0 with Diskless XP20000) (Max 14 with 1 Disk Chassis) (Max 29 with 2 Disk Chassis in Rack 1) (Max 44 with 2nd Rack and 3 Disk Chassis) (Max 59 with 2nd rack and 4 Disk Chassis) Max AG allowed decreases by 1 for each increment of 4 spares HP XPGB 15K Array Group HP XPGB 15K Array Group HP XPGB 10K Array Group HP XPGB 15K Array Group HP XPGB 15K Array Group HP XPTB 7.2K Array Group HP XPTB 7.2K Array Group HP XPGB SSD Array Group HP XPGB Solid State Disk Array Group HP XPGB Solid State Disk Array Group Spare Disk Drives (min 1 per array group capacity, 4 spares allowed per Disk Chassis) HP XPGB 15K Spare Disk HP XPGB 15K Spare Disk HP XPGB 10K Spare Disk HP XPGB 15K Spare Disk HP XPGB 15K Spare Disk HP XPTB 7.2K Spare Disk HP XPTB 7.2K Spare Disk HP XPGB SSD Spare Disk HP XPGB Solid State Spare Disk HP XPGB Solid State Spare Disk
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Upgrades Upgrade Configurations - HP StorageWorks XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade Disk Array NOTE: This product number (AE130AU) is a zero-price ordering mechanism that is used as an "umbrella" product to indicate to the ordering system that this is an upgrade XP order. HP StorageWorks XP20000 DKC upgrade components NonStop Server Connectivity HP XP20000 Upgrade Rack Assembly 4.5M power cord w/Nema L6-20P plug 4.5M power cord with stripped ends 4.5M power cord w/ IEC309 plug 4.5M power cord w/ CEE7/7 plug 4.5M power cord w/Nema L6-30P plug HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade SVP High Reliability Kit SVP High Reliability Sup. Kit / XP24000 Modem Card HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 2nd Vista SVP Kit HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade SVP to Vista Kit HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port 4 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 16 Port 4 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port 8 Gb FC CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port 4 Gb FICON SW CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port 4 Gb FICON LW CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Port EXSA CHA HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 4 Gb LW Transceiver HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 Gb LW Transceiver HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 8 GB Cache Memory HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 4 GB Cache Memory HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 16GB Cache Memory HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 2 GB Shared Memory HP XP24000/XP20000 Upgrade 4 GB Shared Memory HP XP20000 Upgrade DKC Battery HP XP20000 Upgrade SVP/Battery Chassis

SSD Disk Drives, Interface Disk drive specifications Raw capacity (User area) Mean access time Interface type Capacity RAID Level 1.15 TB - 2.26 PB raw 576 GB - 1.98 PB usable RAID 1 (2D + 2D) RAID 1 (4D + 4D) RAID 5 (3D + 1P) RAID 5 (7D + 1P) RAID 5 (14D + 2P) RAID 5 (28 D + 4P) RAID 6 (6D + 2P) 64K
73 GB SSD 200 GB SSD 400 GB SSD 71.5 GB 196.92 GB 393.85GB 120 microsecond 120 microsecond 120 microsecond Dual ported 4 Gbps FC Dual ported 4 Gbps FC Dual ported 4 Gbps FC AL AL AL
Maximum number of Logical Devices (LDEVs) Cache Memory Shared Memory Battery backup time Operating Systems Host Interface Host Ports Regulatory Approvals
4 GB - 512 GB 2 GB to 28 GB Fast restart with battery backup mode protects Cache and Shared Memory for at least 36 hours. De-stage mode keeps the entire system running for 1 min and then flushes Cache to final destination. HP-UX, Tru64, Open VMS, NonStop, Solaris, VMware, AIX, Windows, NetWare, IRIX, Linux, Mainframe Fibre Channel, ESCON, FICON 8 to 224 by increments of 8/16 This product meets all applicable safety and regulatory specifications

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Physical Dimensions Width x Depth x Height Disk control frame (DKC) Max Weight Physical Dimensions Width x Depth x Height Disk array frame (DKU) Max Weight Shipping Dimensions Width x Depth x Height Disk control frame (DKC) Max Weight Shipping Dimensions Width x Depth x Height Disk array frame (DKU) Max Weight Heat Dissipation and Power Consumption Specifications
30.8 x 36.4 x 75.6 in (78.2 x 92.5 x 192.0 cm) 1745 lb (791 kg) 25.6 x 36.4 x 75.6 in (65.0 x 92.5 x 192.0 cm) 1579 lb (716 kg) 37.4 x 43.7 x 82.3 in (95.0 x 111.0 x 209.0 cm) 1955 lb (887 kg) 37.4 x 43.7 x 82.3 in (95.0 x 111.0 x 209.0 cm) 1779 lb (807 kg) DKC 6.71 6.5557 Each DKU 6.56 6.5390 Full Array (4 DKUs and 1 DKC) 33 31.27100
Parameter Max Power consumption (kVA) Max Heat dissipation (kW) Max BTUs per hour Max Kcal per hour
DKC AC line voltage requirements
50 amp, 50 or 60 Hz, Single phase DKC operation 200 VAC Parameter Minimum operating voltage (VAC) 184 Maximum operating voltage (VAC) 212 Rated line current per power cord (Arms)*** 18.2 Number of power cords 2 Number of circuit breakers 2 Recommended circuit breakers 50 * 60 Hz only ** 50 Hz only *** Maximum configured DKC at minimum operating voltage 30 amp, 50 or 60 Hz, Single phase DKC operation 200 VAC 9.Nominal Rated Voltage (VAC) 208* 220** 230 VAC VAC VAC 8.77 8.29 7.240** VAC 7.Nominal Rated Voltage (VAC) 208* 220** 230 VAC VAC VAC 17.5 16.6 15.240** VAC 15.2 50

5 to 10Hz: 0.25mm

10 to 300Hz: 0.49m/sto 70Hz: 4.9m/sto 99Hz: 0.05mm

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99 to 300Hz: 9.8m/s2

78.4m/s2, 15ms

Altitude

-60 to 3,000m

Random Vibration: 0.147m2/s3, 30min, 5 to 100Hz Horizontal: Incline Impact 1.22m/s Vertical: Rotational Edge 0.15m
Environmental specification for operating condition should be satisfied before the disk subsystem is powered on. Maximum temperature of 32C should be strictly satisfied at air inlet portion. Recommended temperature range is 21 to 24C. 2 Non-operating conditions include both packing and unpacking conditions unless otherwise specified. 3 On shipping/storage condition, the product should be packed with factory packing. 4 No condensation in and around the disk drive should be observed under any conditions. 5 The above specifications of vibration are applied to all three axes. Accessories An extensive list of accessories is available for this product; for more information, please contact your HP sales representative This product meets all applicable safety and regulatory specifications HP StorageWorks XP Thin Provisioning Software HP StorageWorks XP Array Manager Software HP StorageWorks XP External Storage Software HP StorageWorks XP Performance Advisor Software HP StorageWorks XP Continuous Access Software HP StorageWorks XP Business Copy Software HP StorageWorks XP Command View Advanced Edition Software HP StorageWorks XP Provisioning Manager Software HP StorageWorks XP Replication Monitor Software HP StorageWorks XP Tiered Storage Manager Software HP StorageWorks XP Auto LUN Software Mainframe titles for the XP24000 The HP StorageWorks XP24000 Disk Array also provides unique capabilities for the IBM eServer zSeries and for IBM z/OS, z/VM and VSE environments. XP24000 mainframe capabilities include local and remote replication (hardware and host based) of mainframe volumes, DB2 cloning, mainframe array based partitioning, advanced cache, security and archive functions and multiple concurrent I/O handling. HP StorageWorks XP for Business Continuity Manager Software HP StorageWorks XP for Compatible Parallel Access Volumes Software HP StorageWorks XP for Compatible Extended Remote Copy (XRC) Software HP StorageWorks XP for FlashCopy Mirroring Software HP StorageWorks XP for Data Exchange Software

Safety Software

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Number of Disk Drives Disk Drives, Interface
0 -240 in 1 to 2 racks (primary rack holds 120 disk drives and the second rack holds up to 120 more disk drives) Disk drive 146 GB 300 GB 400 GB 450 GB 600 GB specifications 15K 15K 10K 15K 15K 143.76 288.20 393.85 440.57 576.39 GB Raw capacity (User area) GB GB GB GB 15,000 15,000 10,000 15,000 15,000 Rotation rpm rpm rpm rpm rpm speed 2.01 ms 2.99 ms 2.01 ms 2.01 ms Mean latency 2.01 ms time 3.5 / 4.0 3.5 /4.0 3.9 / 4.2 3.5 / 4.0 3.4 / 3.9 Mean seek ms ms ms ms ms time (Read/Write) Internal data Up to 202 Up to 243 Up to 151 Up to 243 Up to 296 MB/sec MB/sec MB/sec MB/sec MB/sec transfer rate 1 TB 7.2K 984.62 GB 7,200 rpm 4.17 ms 8.2/9.2 ms 2 TB 7.2K 1.97 TB 7,200 rpm 4.17 ms 8.2/9.2 ms

HP StorageWorks XP24000/XP20000 Disk Arrays

Disassembly

TABLE OF CONTENTS..... 3 Purpose of This Manual.... 5 Intended Audience..... 5 SAFETY GUIDELINES.... 5 Safety Notation..... 5 Before Starting Work..... 6 General Precautions.... 6 Avoiding Electric Shock..... 6 Batteries..... 7 Moving the System..... 7 Other Precautions..... 7 1. OVERVIEW..... 7 1.1. EXTERNAL APPEARANCE..... 7 1.2. COMPONENTS AND PARTS TO BE REMOVED... 9 1.2.1. Components to Be Removed.... 10 2. 3. DISASSEMBLING THE OP-PANEL.... 14 DISASSEMBLING THE SVP..... 16 3.1. 3.2. 3.3. 3.4. 3.5. 3.6. 3.7. 3.8. 4. REMOVING THE TOP COVER..... 16 REMOVE THE CABLES.... 17 REMOVE THE HARD DRIVE.... 18 REMOVE THE PS BOARD.... 19 REMOVE THE DIMM MEMORY..... 20 REMOVE THE BATTERY (CR2032 X2).... 20 REMOVE THE MAIN BOARD..... 21 REMOVE THE FAN..... 21
DISASSEMBLING THE FDD/CD-ROM.... 23 4.1. 4.2. 4.3. 4.4. 4.5. 4.6. REMOVING THE TOP AND BOTTOM COVER... 23 REMOVING THE SHIELD COVER.... 23 REMOVING THE UPPER CHASSIS.... 24 REMOVING CABLES.... 24 REMOVING A MAIN BOARD..... 25 REMOVING A MOTOR CONTROL BOARD.... 25
DISASSEMBLING THE POWER SUPPLY... 26 5.1. DISASSEMBLING THE POWER SUPPLY PPD0720... 26 5.1.1. Removing the cover..... 26 5.1.2. Removing Printed Circuit Board 1.... 27 5.1.3. Removing the Fan Assembly.... 27 5.2. DISASSEMBLING THE POWER SUPPLY PPD2960... 28 5.2.1. Removing Cover 1.... 28 5.2.2. Removing Covers 2 and 3.... 28 5.2.3. Remove the Front Assembly.... 29 5.2.4. Removing Printed Circuit Boards 1, 2, and 3... 30 5.2.5. Removing the Connecter Assembly.... 30 5.2.6. Removing Printed Circuit Boards 4 to 7 and the Fan... 31 5.3. DISASSEMBLING THE POWER SUPPLY HS0720... 32 5.3.1. Removing the Cover..... 32 5.3.2. Removing Printed Circuit Board 1.... 32 5.3.3. Removing the Fan Assembly.... 33
5.4. DISASSEMBLING THE POWER SUPPLY HS2960... 33 5.4.1. Removing the Cover..... 33 5.4.2. Removing the Front Panel.... 34 5.4.3. Removing Printed Circuit Boards 1-3 from the Front... 34 5.4.4. Removing the Rear Panel.... 35 5.4.5. Removing Printed Circuit Board 4 at the Rear... 35 5.4.6. Removing Printed Circuit Boards 5-6.... 36 5.4.7. Removing Printed Circuit Board 7.... 36 5.4.8. Removing the Fan Assembly.... 37 6. 7. 8. DISASSEMBLING THE SVR..... 38 DISASSEMBLING THE HARD DRIVE (HDD)... 39 DISASSEMBLING THE BATTERY BOX.... 40 8.1. REMOVING THE COVER.... 40 8.2. REMOVING THE BATTERY.... 40 8.3. REMOVING THE PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS 1 AND 2... 41 8.4. DISASSEMBLING BATTERY BOX PPH1003.... 42 8.4.1. Removing the Cover..... 42 8.4.2. Removing the Battery Pack.... 43 8.4.3. Removing the Printed Circuit Boards 1 and 2... 43 9. REMOVING AND DISASSEMBLING THE AC POWER CABLE.. 44 9.1. 9.2. REMOVING AND DISASSEMBLING THE AE131A DKC AC POWER CABLE... 44 REMOVING AND DISASSEMBLING THE AE173A/AU DKU AC POWER CABLE.. 45

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Disassembling the OP-PANEL Disassembling the SVP
Disassembling the SVR Disassembling the Hard Drive (HDD)
Disassembling Battery Box PPH1003 Removing and Disassembling the AE131A DKC AC Power Cable Disassembling the FDD/CD-ROM
Disassembling the Power Supply Disassembling the Battery Box Removing and Disassembling the AC Power Cable
CAUTION The CPU heat sink becomes very hot during operation. Allow to cool before touching.

Bottom cover

Top cover

Shield cover Slide

Upper chassis

FPC cut-off point

Connecter
FPC cut off point Main board

Motor control board

Screw (a)

FRONT PANEL

Screws (b)

SIDE PANEL

Printed Circuit Board
Connector 5 Connector 6 Connector 7

Screws

Connector 1

Connector 2

Connector 3

Connector 4

The attachment hook is released. Screws

Connector Assembly

Cover 1

SIDE PANEL Screw

Cover 2 TOP PANEL

Cover 3

Screw (b)
SIDE PANEL Connector 1 Connector 2 Connector 3

Front Assembly

Printed Circuit Board 1 Printed Circuit Board 2 Printed Circuit Board 3
Connector 1 Connector 2 Connector 3
The attachment hook is released. Screw
Connector 1 Connector 2 Connector 3 Connector 4 Printed Circuit Board 4 Screw (a) Connector 5 Connector 8

Connector 6 Connector 7

Printed Circuit Board 5, 6, 7)

Screw(c)

Screw(b)

Screw(a)

Printed Circuit Board 1 Connector4 Connector5
The attachment hook is released.

Connector1

Connector2

Connector3

Fan Assembly

Connecter1 Connecter2

Connecter3

Top view of the HS2960

Printed Circuit Board 3 Printed Circuit Board 2 Connector1 Printed Circuit Board 1 Connector2 Connector3 Connector4 Prop Connector5 Connector6 Screw

Top view of the HS2950

Screw REAR PANEL

Printed Circuit Board 4

REAR PANEL

Connector

Bracket
Printed Circuit Board 5-6

Chassis

Printed Circuit Board 7

Fan Assembly Bracket

Flange nut

Screw Screw Screw Screw

Cover 2 Cover 1 Screw

Circuit Printed 1

1 Connector 1

2 Connector 2

Battery

Board (1)

Screw Bracket

Connector 3 Connector 4

Printed Circuit Board 1

Flat cable

Screw and washer

Printed Circuit Board 2

Screw Screw
Screw Connector 1 Connector 2 Connector 3 Battery pack
Bracket Connector 4 Connector 5 Connector 6

Terminal block cover

Screw Screw AC box

AE131A DKC

(Rear)

FG cable

AC power cable

Screw AC box

AE173A/AU DKU