UTI Chicago Data Center

NetApp FAS8040

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File Name DELIVERABLE – Chicago Data Center Implementation – NetApp FAS8040
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Brandon Jackson CDW
Content
Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 5

Purpose ...................................................................................................................................... 5

Audience .................................................................................................................................... 5

NetApp FAS8040 ............................................................................................................................ 6

Summary ................................................................................................................................... 6

Interface Groups ....................................................................................................................... 10

Storage vLANs .......................................................................................................................... 12

Data Aggregate Layout............................................................................................................... 13

Application Servers .................................................................................................................... 14

OnCommand Unified Manager Core Package .............................................................................. 14

Virtual Storage Console ........................................................................................................... 14

Introduction

Purpose
The purpose of this document is to detail the As-Built Chicago Data Center configuration for the NetApp
FAS8040.

Audience
This document is intended for personnel involved in planning, operations, and maintenance of the
environment.
NetApp FAS8040

Summary
Table 1: Overview

Name Serial Number System ID Model

ORDNA01C01 701435002900 536945754 FAS8040

ORDNA01C02 701435002899 536947088 FAS8040

Table 2: NetApp Storage Shelves

Model Disk Size #Shelf #SSD #SATA #SAS

DS2246 SAS: 900GB 2 - - 40

DS2246 SSD: 200GB 2 8 - -

Table 3: Data OnTAP

Number of Controllers 2
Data OnTAP Version 8.2.2
Data OnTAP Mode 7-Mode
Table 4: Configuration

Information Controller A Controller B

Host name ORDNA01C01 ORDNA01C02
SP IP Management 10.104.6.103 10.104.6.104
SP Subnet 255.255.252.0 255.255.252.0
SP Gateway 10.104.4.1 10.104.4.1
Domain go2uti.com go2uti.com
DNS IP Address 10.240.4.100 10.240.4.100
DNS IP Address 10.254.4.120 10.254.4.120
Time Zone Central Central
NTP Server IP Address 10.240.4.100 10.240.4.100
NTP Server IP Address 10.254.4.120 10.254.4.120
Figure 1: LAN Connectivity

Figure 2: SAN Connectivity

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Table 5: SAN Switches
 Name Model Make Switch OS IP Address Netmask Gateway

USORD01MC01 MDS 9506 Cisco 5.2(8d) 10.104.6.121 255.255.252.0 10.104.4.1

USORD01MC02 MDS 9506 Cisco 5.2(8d) 10.104.6.122 255.255.252.0 10.104.4.1

Interface Groups
Interface groups permit link aggregation. They provide a mechanism to group together multiple network interfaces (links) into a single logical
interface (aggregate). Upon creation of an interface group, it is indistinguishable from a physical network interface. Interface groups offer
the following advantages:

 Higher throughput
 Fault tolerance
 No single point of failure

Table 6: Interface Groups

Name Mode Controller Port(s) Media Trunk? Assigned VLANs

Lifgrp0 L e0a, e0b, e0c, e0d 10GbE Yes 504,512,516,420

Lifgrp1 L e0i, e0j, e0k, e0l 1GbE Yes 504,512,516,420

e0M n/a e0M 1GbE No 404

Table 7: ORDNA01C01

Purpose ifGrp Name VLAN Interface Name IP Address IP Range Netmask Gateway MTU

Management e0M 404 e0M 10.104.6.101 10.104.4.0 255.255.252.0 10.104.4.1 1500

Primary / CIFS Lifgrp0 504 Lifgrp0-504 10.105.6.101 10.105.4.0 255.255.252.0 10.105.4.1 1500

vFILER-DEV Lifgrp0 512 Lifgrp0-512 10.105.12.101 10.105.12.0 255.255.252.0 10.105.12.1 1500

vFILER-QC Lifgrp0 516 Lifgrp0-516 10.105.16.101 10.105.16.0 255.255.252.0 10.105.16.1 1500

NFS-VMware Lifgrp0 420 Lifgrp0-420 10.104.20.101 10.104.20.0 255.255.252.0 n/a 9000

Table 8: ORDNA01C02

Purpose ifGrp Name VLAN Interface Name IP Address IP Range Netmask Gateway MTU

Management e0M 404 e0M 10.104.6.102 10.104.4.0 255.255.252.0 10.104.4.1 1500

Primary / CIFS Lifgrp0 504 Lifgrp0-504 10.105.6.102 10.105.4.0 255.255.252.0 10.105.4.1 1500

vFILER-DEV Lifgrp0 512 Lifgrp0-512 10.105.12.102 10.105.12.0 255.255.252.0 10.105.12.1 1500

vFILER-QC Lifgrp0 516 Lifgrp0-516 10.105.16.102 10.105.16.0 255.255.252.0 10.105.16.1 1500

NFS-VMware Lifgrp0 420 Lifgrp0-420 10.104.20.102 10.104.20.0 255.255.252.0 n/a 9000

Storage vLANs
vLANS provide logical network segmentation by creating separate broadcast domains. The offer the following advantages:

 Ease of administration
 Confinement of broadcast domains
 Reduced broadcast traffic
 Security policies enforcement

Table 9: vLANs

Purpose VLAN IP Subnet Netmask Gateway Comment(s)

Management & CIFS can be on the same

Management 404 10.104.4.0 255.255.252.0 10.104.4.1
VLAN

CIFS (Default
504 10.105.4.0 255.255.252.0 10.105.4.1 CIFS/NFS
Route)

vFILER-DEV 512 10.105.12.0 255.255.252.0 10.105.12.1 CIFS/NFS

vFILER-QC 516 10.105.16.0 255.255.252.0 10.105.16.1 CIFS/NFS

NFS-VMware 420 10.104.20.0 255.255.252.0 n/a 9000 MTU for VMware

Data Aggregate Layout
Aggregates combine one or more RAID groups into a pool of disk space that may be utilized to create multiple volumes. SATA and SAS disks
should not be combined into a single aggregate. The maximum 64-bit aggregate size with Data ONTAP 8.2 is 180 TiB.

Table 10: Aggregates

Size
Node Aggregate Name FlashPool Size Notes
(TiB)

ORDNA01C01 aggr_sas_0 9.56 372 GB SAS Aggregate (15 disks)

ORDNA01C02 aggr_sas_0 9.56 372 GB SAS Aggregate (15 disks)

* Does not account for hot spares or root aggregate disks

Application Servers

OnCommand Unified Manager Core Package

The OnCommand Unified Manage Core Package combines a number of capabilities into a single integrated framework. Components include:

 OnCommand Console
 DataFabric Manager
 Operation Manager
 NetApp Management

Table 11: OnCommand Core

Host Name
Function Server OS IP Address Netmask Gateway
(not FQDN)

ORDMPX54 NetApp OnCommand Core Server Windows 2008 R2 10.104.5.215 255.255.252.0 10.104.4.1

Virtual Storage Console

NetApp Virtual Storage Console simplifies virtualized storage management by integrating the storage and virtual environments.

Table 12: Virtual Storage Console

Host Name
Function Server OS IP Address Netmask Gateway
(not FQDN)

ORDMPX51 NetApp VSC Plugin Server Windows 2012 R2 10.104.5.208 255.255.252.0 10.104.4.1