POWERSTORE

UPGRADES

PARTICIPANT GUIDE

PARTICIPANT GUIDE
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PowerStore Upgrades................................................................................................ 2
Introduction .......................................................................................................................... 3
PowerStore .......................................................................................................................... 4
Midrange Storage ................................................................................................................ 5

Add a Drive ................................................................................................................. 6

Add Drive to a Base or Expansion Enclosure ....................................................................... 7

Add an Expansion Enclosure ................................................................................. 12

Expansion Enclosure Components .................................................................................... 13
Installing the Expansion Enclosure .................................................................................... 15
Cable the Expansion Enclosure to the Base Enclosure ...................................................... 19
Powering up the Expansion Enclosure ............................................................................... 20
Verifying the Expansion Enclosure is Configured ............................................................... 21

Add an Appliance to a PowerStore T Cluster ........................................................ 22

Adding a Appliance to a PowerStore T Cluster .................................................................. 23
Adding a Appliance to a PowerStore T Cluster - Demo ...................................................... 28

Software Updates and Upgrades ............................................................................ 29

PowerStore Non-Disruptive Upgrade (NDU) Overview....................................................... 30
Non-Disruptive Process - Preparation ................................................................................ 32
Non-Disruptive Upgrade - Steps ........................................................................................ 33
Non-Disruptive Upgrade Operational Steps ....................................................................... 36
PowerStore T Upgrade Demonstration .............................................................................. 40

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Introduction

This course provides information about upgrading PowerStore, including:

 Adding a Drive to a Base or Expansion Enclosure
 Adding an Expansion Enclosure to an Appliance
 Adding an Appliance to a PowerStore T Cluster
 Performing Non-Disruptive Upgrades
 PowerStore Upgrade Process

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PowerStore

The PowerStore Implementation Engineer exam is intended for customers,

partners, and internal employees who are responsible for the implementation or
administration of PowerStore arrays.

The PowerStore Platform Engineer exam is intended for partners and internal
employees who are responsible for the installation and maintenance of PowerStore
arrays.

Implementation Engineer, Platform Engineer,

PowerStore PowerStore

A. PowerStore Concepts and Features (ODC) A. PowerStore Concepts and Features (ODC)
B. PowerStore Installation Cabling (ODC) B. PowerStore Implementation (ODC)
C. PowerStore Implementation (ODC) C. PowerStore Installation (ODC)
D. PowerStore Administration (ODC) D. PowerStore Installation:Cabling (ODC)
E. PowerStore Basic Troubleshooting (ODC)
OR
F. PowerStore Maintenance (ODC)
A. PowerStore Implementation and Administration G. PowerStore Upgrades (ODC)
(C)
B. PowerStore Migration: Import External Storage
(C)

Information Storage and Management

Information Storage and Management (C, VC, ODC)

(C) - Classroom

(VC) - Virtual Classroom

(ODC) - On Demand Course

For more information, visit: http://dell.com/certification

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Midrange Storage

The Midrange Technology Architect exam is intended for partners and internal
employees who are responsible for positioning or designing a solution using Dell
EMC midrange storage systems. This includes the following products: PowerStore,
Unity XT, and SC Series.

Technology Architect, Midrange

Storage Solutions

Midrange Storage Concepts, Features, and Design (ODC)

Information Storage and Management

Information Storage and Management (C, VC, ODC)

(C) - Classroom

(VC) - Virtual Classroom

(ODC) - On Demand Course

For more information, visit: http://dell.com/certification

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Add a Drive

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Add Drive to a Base or Expansion Enclosure

The procedures to add a drive to the base enclosure or an expansion enclosure is

identical. The only difference is the base enclosure supports NVMe drives and
the expansion enclosure does not.

Drives are hot pluggable. There is no need to shut down the appliance to add a
new drive.

Procedure Overview

1. Use SoLVe Online or Desktop tool to find the latest information and get
procedure.
2. Use PowerStore Manager or PSTCLI to check system status and capacity
before adding drive.
3. Use PowerStore Manager or PSTCLI to back up the D@RE Keystore before
adding a drive.
4. Follow procedure in SoLVe or the Installation and Service Guide to add a drive.
(Refer to replacement video if required).
5. Use PowerStore Manager or PSTCLI to check status of new drive and
system capacity.
6. Use PowerStore Manager or PSTCLI to back up the D@RE Keystore after
adding a drive.

SolVe and Check Capacity

1. Use SoLVe Online or Desktop tool to find the latest information and get the
procedure.

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2. Use PowerStore Manager or PSTCLI to check system status and capacity

before adding drive.

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Remove Bezel and Drive Filler

1. If the bezel has a lock, insert the key that shipped with the enclosure into the
lock. Turn the key to unlock the bezel.
2. Press the two latch buttons on the bezel surface to release the bezel from the
cabinet.
3. Pull the bezel off the cabinet and put it on a clean, static-free surface.

NOTICE: Remove the front bezel of the

expansion enclosure to gain access to the
drives. The bezel is required for EMI
compliance when the enclosure is powered up.
Remove it only to replace or add a drive.

4. To remove a drive filler module, insert your finger into the cutout on the drive
filler module.
5. Pull the filler module out of the slot, as illustrated here.

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Install New Drive

1. Attach an ESD wristband to your wrist and the enclosure in which you are
installing the drive.
2. Align the drive with the guides in the slot.
3. With the drive carrier latch fully open, gently push the drive into the slot. The
latch begins to rotate downward when its tabs meet the enclosure.
4. Push on the orange latch tab until the drive is seated in the slot.
5. Push the handle down to engage the latch.
 The activity LED flashes to indicate drive is seated.
6. If you are installing an NVMe NVRAM drive, push the latch cover into place.
7. Remove and store the ESD wristband.

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Verify New Drive Operation

1. From PowerStore Manager, select Hardware.

2. Select the appliance where you added the drive.
3. From the Hardware card, select the view of the system where you added the
drive.
 The status of the drive should read “Healthy”. If the status is “Faulted”, wait a
few minutes and refresh PowerStore Manager. If the status does not
change, ensure the drive is correctly seated, or call Support.
4. Use PowerStore Manager or PSTCLI to check system capacity.

PSTCLI Commands

PSTCLI commands to check status of installed drive:

 cli> hardware show –all (Locate newly installed drive. Check status.)
 cli> hardware -name drive_0_0_x show (where x is the number of the
drive 0-24)

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Service Diagnostic Scripts

Service Diagnostic scripts (svc_diag) to check the health status of components:

 svc_diag [-h] {run, list}

 Run a diagnostic check

 List diagnostic information
 svc_diag run [-h] CHECK

 Specify the check to be run. List available checks

 svc_diag list [-h] TYPE

 List diagnostic information. List available types of information

Back up Keystore

The current keystore in the lockbox is based on the existing drive configuration in
the system. If changes are made such as adding, removing, or replacing a drive,
the keystore should be backed up and the file saved in a safe location.

1. From PowerStore Manager, click Settings.

2. Select Encryption from the left navigation.
3. Click DOWNLOAD KEYSTORE BACKUP.

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Expansion Enclosure Components

Expansi Quantit
on y1
enclosur
e 25
drive

Rail kit, Quantit

including y1
Snap-in
rails (2)
Screws
(3 per
rail)

Power Quantit
cords y2
(2),
either
Black
and gray
C13/C14
Black
and gray
C13/C20

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Bezel for Quantit

expansio y1
n
enclosur
e (with
key)

Mini- Quantit
SAS HD y2
cables
(either 1
meter or
2 meter
copper)
to loop
back the
last
expansio
n
enclosur
e to the
node

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Installing the Expansion Enclosure

Rack Placement

Before installing the new expansion enclosure, determine its placement within the
rack.

 Install the expansion enclosure in the next available 2U space directly above
the base enclosure or the last expansion enclosure in the system.

Most cabinets mark 1U increments with horizontal lines or small holes in the
channels.

Remove the Filler Panel

In most cases, the front space into which you will install the enclosure is covered by
a filler panel attached to the latch brackets. If one or more filler panels cover the
space where you want to install the enclosure, remove each panel.

 Use a flatblade screwdriver or similar tool to pry off the latch brackets.

Install the Rails

The procedure is the same for both the left and right rail. You can install the rails
into either a square or round hole rack. Position the rail end piece so the label

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FRONT is located at the front of the rack and facing towards the inside of the rack,
while orienting the rear of the rail to align level with the holes on the rear of the
rack.

1. From the rear of the rack, pull the rail straight back until the latch is locked.
2. To install the front end piece of the rail, press the blue latch release button
until the latch rotates open.
3. Pull the rail forward until the pins slide into the holes on the front of the rack,
then release the latch to secure the rail.

Install the Enclosure on the Rails

Caution: The enclosure is heavy and should

be installed by two people. To avoid personal
injury and/or damage to the equipment, do not
attempt to lift and install the enclosure into a
rack without a mechanical lift and/or help from
another person.

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 Lift the expansion enclosure and, from the front of the rack, slide the
expansion enclosure onto the rails.
 Push the expansion enclosure into the rack until the slam latches engage and
lock the system into the rack.

If securing the system for shipment in the rack or in other unstable

environments, locate the hard mount captive screw under each latch and
tighten using a #2 Phillips screwdriver.

Installing Drives

If the drives shipped separately from the enclosure, install them in the enclosure
now. The expansion enclosure must be populated with SAS SSD/Flash 1 WPD
drives.

 Attach an ESD wristband to your wrist and the enclosure in which you are
installing the drive.
 Align the drive with the guides in the slot.
 With the drive carrier latch fully open, gently push the drive into the slot.
 Push on the orange latch tab until the drive is seated in the slot.
 Push the handle down to engage the latch.

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Install Bezel

1. If present, remove the protective plastic strip from the front of the bezel.
 Failure to remove the protective plastic strip will cause the system to
overheat.
2. Align the bezel with the enclosure.
3. Gently push the bezel into place on the cabinet until it latches.
4. If the bezel has a key lock, lock the bezel with the provided key.

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Cable the Expansion Enclosure to the Base Enclosure

Follow these guidelines when cabling the base enclosure appliance to ensure the
system functions correctly.

Apply cable labels at each end of the following cables:

 Node to first expansion enclosure
 Node to last expansion enclosure

A ports are output ports and B ports are input ports. Output ports connect to input
ports to transfer information.

Ports on both the base enclosure and LCCs are labeled using letters (A,B). This is
what you will see looking at the rear of the enclosure. What you are connecting is
the internal bus to the expansion enclosure. Port A is Bus 0 and Port B is Bus 1.

 Node A SAS Port B to LCC A Port A

 Node B SAS Port B to LCC B Port A
 Node A SAS Port A to LCC B Port B
 Node B SAS Port A to LCC A Port B

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Powering up the Expansion Enclosure

Connect the power cables to the PDUs in the cabinet.

The example assumes enclosure 0 is being cabled and powered on. If the
configuration has three expansion enclosures, reconnect the power cables in this
order:
1. Expansion enclosure 0
2. Expansion enclosure 1
3. Expansion enclosure 2

Black power cable to

PDU on the left side
cabinet

Gray power cable to PDU

on the right side cabinet

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Verifying the Expansion Enclosure is Configured

To verify the expansion enclosure is configured, select Appliance > Hardware >
Rear View. The expansion enclosure appears and can be expanded to view the
components.

The enclosure appears as ExpansionEnclosure_1_0, where 1 indicates the Bus

number and 0 indicates the first enclosure.

Highlight ExpansionEnclosure_1_0 and verify it displays a Healthy state.

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Adding a Appliance to a PowerStore T Cluster

Add the Appliance

PowerStore T configurations support up to four appliances in a cluster. This

procedure assumes the appliance is cabled, powered on, and is in the
Unconfigured state.

1. Log into the cluster and go to the Hardware page.

2. Check the box next to the new appliance.
The appliance that you are adding must be a PowerStore T. The mixing of
appliance types, such as PowerStore T with PowerStore X, is not supported.
3. Click Add to launch the Add Appliance page.
4. From the Add Appliance page, check the radio button next to the new
appliance, verify the Service Tag and that the status is Unconfigured.
5. Select Next.

The example shows a single appliance cluster called TwoApplianceCluster-

appliance-1. This is the Primary appliance as it was the first appliance configured
in the cluster. This appliance displays a Mode of Unified. Note that the cluster has
to be in a Healthy state before the new appliance can be added.

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Appliance Reboot

The process requires a reboot of the selected appliance, which could take
several minutes to complete. During this time, do not close the browser.

Verify New Appliance

The Add Appliance page displays a message stating that the appliance reboot
was completed and the PowerStore T will be added to the cluster.

Click Next to configure the network IPs.

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Add the Networks

Each appliance must have Management and Storage networks configured.

Management networks connect the cluster to management services such as DNS,

NTP, and vCenter. The management network also enables external clients to
access the cluster.

The Storage network connects the cluster to an existing storage network or

establishes a new network within the cluster. It also enables external clients to
access the storage in the cluster.

Both the Management and Storage networks require at least three IP addresses.

Validate the Configuration

Once the network IP addresses are completed, select Next to validate the
configuration. If issues are found, they appear in the Validate the Configuration
page. Read any messages that appear. These messages provide a summary of
the issue and remediation if possible. Warning messages allow the configuration
process to continue. If Critical or Error messages appear, they must be resolved
before the appliance can be added.

In the example the configuration process can continue even though two Warning
messages are displayed.

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Select the Add Appliance button to continue.

The process may take several minutes to complete.

Validate the Appliance is added to the Cluster.

Validate that the appliance was added to the cluster. View the Hardware >
Appliances page. The newly added appliance displays a Mode of Block
Optimized.

Verify the Status column displays Online for both appliances.

The capacity of each appliance is displayed. To view the capacity of the entire
cluster, select the Dashboard page and view the Capacity tab.

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pstcli

To verify the appliance was added to the cluster, use the pstcli /appliance
show command. The example shows both appliances in the cluster.

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PowerStore Non-Disruptive Upgrade (NDU) Overview

After PowerStore OS is made generally available (GA), Dell EMC periodically

releases new software to enhance functionality. The process of adding new
software requires an NDU to be performed.

New features, software releases, hotfixes, and drive firmware can be seamlessly
applied to provide the customer with latest code revisions and features.

Software Releases

Software release packages contain:

 General OS enhancements
 Software images
 Core OS and Kernel updates
 Firmware updates for hardware

Hotfixes

Hotfixes are needed at times to address specific issues found on a customer

PowerStore system.

Hotfix packages include:

 Specific fixes
 Minor updates
 Software and Component firmware
 Kernel update

Drive Firmware

Drive Firmware package includes:

 Drive FW updates

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 Runs as a separate package from software upgrade

 Powerstore-drive_firmware-1.0.tgz.bin

Package Naming Schema

Major Minor Service Pack Reserved Distribution Build Number

1 0 1 0 5 007

1-Future Unique Build

PowerStore Major Service Pack PowerStore Build Number
Branch
#

Example: 1.0.1.0.5.007

4. Beta

5. RTM GA/DA

6. Patch / hotfix

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Non-Disruptive Process - Preparation

 Upgrade is available from support.emc.com

 Deployed using PowerStore Manager or RestAPI
 Validate that Host and Multipathing software are configured
 Validate that the Pre-Upgrade Health (PUHC) check passes

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Non-Disruptive Upgrade - Steps

Start the upgrade process by selecting Settings > Upgrades. Only the UPLOAD
PACKAGE option is available until the package is loaded.

Upload OS Package

 Do not close the browser during the upload.

 RestAPI returns a prompt after completing the upload.
 Primary Appliance:

– Receives the package

– Verifies the signature
– Distributes packages to other appliances
– Deletes package if upload fails

Health Check

The Health Check runs a PreStage and PUHC process:

 Runs in parallel on all appliances:

– Upacks the package
– Stages new images and scripts on the nodes
– Only a single package can be pre-staged

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 Run a PUHC:
– Specific to the package
– Checks appliance components and services
– Service status
o Hardware Health
o Active Major alerts, migration etc.
 PUHC results can be viewed

– PowerStore Manager
– Details of Appliances and Nodes
– Error conditions and remediation
– Logs

Upgrade

The upgrade process runs on a single node at a time:

 Starts with the primary appliance

 Non-primary node first
 Control Path
 Turns off all schedulers
 Disable RestAPI for writes
 Waits for ongoing management operations to complete
 Backs up management DB
 Disables Primary Appliance Failover
 GUI and RestAPI are unavailable for a short period of time during Control Path
failover

Commit

There are two type of Commit operations:

 Appliance Commit deletes all images and packages:

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 Delete all images and packages

 Moves on to upgrade next appliance
 Cluster Commit:

 All appliances are upgraded

 Mark new version as current
 Delete the package name from GUI

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Non-Disruptive Upgrade Operational Steps

Normal State

The example shows a single appliance cluster state before performing an NDU
operation.

The Control Path software manages all NDU operations and always runs on the
Primary Node.

Both Nodes are running the current version of code. ALUA is active, I/O is being
served, and NAS Servers are running on both Nodes.

Node A - Primary Node B - Peer

Control Path

SDNAS SDNAS
1.0.0.0.4.023 1.0.0.0.4.023
NAS Server NAS Server

ALUA ALUA

Prepare Peer Node

This first step is to prepare the Peer Node for the NDU.

Node A - Primary Node B - Peer

Control Path

SDNAS
1.0.0.0.4.023 NAS Server 1.0.0.0.4.023 SDNAS
NAS Server

ALUA

 Disable ALUA on the Peer Node and stop I/O on the Peer Node
 Move the NAS Servers to the Primary Node

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Upgrade the Peer Node

During this phase, the Peer Node is upgraded.

At the end of this phase, the new code is running on the Peer node.

The steps are shown below:

Node A - Primary Node B - Peer

Control Path

New code is running on the peer Node

SDNAS
1.0.0.0.4.023 NAS Server 1.0.0.0.4.030

NAS Server

ALUA

 Upgrades software modules

 Core OS
 Mainboard Firmware if needed
 Reboots the Node
 Starts the node running new code
 Upgrades all repositories
 Starts Data Path services

Prepare Primary Node

This step prepares the Nodes for failover and assigns a new Primary Node.

Node A - Peer Node B - Primary

Control Path

SDNAS
1.0.0.0.4.023 1.0.0.0.4.030 NAS Server

NAS Server

ALUA

 Move the NAS server to the new Primary node

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 Enable ALUA on the new Primary node

 Move containers to the new Primary Node
 Starts Control Path on the Primary node
 Disable ALUA and stop I/O on the Peer

Upgrade Old Primary

This step upgrades the old Peer Node. The result is both Nodes are running the
new code.

Node A - Peer Node B - Primary

Control Path

SDNAS
1.0.0.0.4.030
SDNAS 1.0.0.0.4.030 NAS Server

NAS Server

ALUA ALUA

 Upgrade the Peer Node with the new code

 Enable ALUA
 Move NAS Server manually. This step is optional, The NDU process does not
automatically move the NAS Server back to the peer node.
 Move to the next appliance

Commit

There are two types of Commits:

 Appliance
 Deletes old docker images and packages
 Moves to next appliance
 Cluster

 All appliances upgraded

 Marks new version as current

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 Deletes old package name in GUI

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PowerStore T Upgrade Demonstration

This demonstration shows how to upgrade the PowerStore OS software on a

PowerStore T using PowerStore Manager. A PowerStore X upgrade requires some
additional steps. See the Dell EMC PowerStore Virtualization Guide for details.

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