Seagate Lyve Mobile Link Manual de usuario

QUICK START GUIDE

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Welcome to Lyve™Mobile Link

Lyve Mobile Link lets you share and manage connected Lyve Mobile Arrays on a local network.

Parts list

Lyve Mobile Link

Lyve-Array01

Lyve-Array02

Lyve-Array01

Lyve-Array02

Lyve-Array01

Lyve-Array02

Lyve-Array01

Lyve-Array02

Lyve-Array01

Lyve-Array02

Lyve-Array01

Lyve-Array02

Lyve Mobile Link

Network switch

Connected computers

Lyve Mobile PCIe Adapter

Lyve Mobile Rackmount Receiver

(SAS only)

Power adapter

(24V 13.75A)

EU UK

STORAGE

MGMT B

USB 3.2

STORAGE CONNECTIONS

LAN 2

100GbE

LAN 3

100GbE

A B C D

STORAGE

MGMT A

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LAN 1

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Views

Front

Rear

1x power input

(5 pin)

Power button

4x USB 3.2 Gen 2

(Type A)

2x USB 3.2 Gen 2

(Type A)

2x storage management

(RJ45)

1x Appliance

Management (RJ45)

4x storage data

(SFF-8644)

2x 100GbE LAN

(QSFP56)

1x 10GbE LAN

(RJ45)

Reset button

(recessed)

Unidentified ports are disabled.

Product dimensions

Connection types

Lyve Mobile Link requires the following connection types:

•PCIe or SAS – Data path between Link and Lyve Mobile Array

•Ethernet – Management path between Link and Lyve Mobile Array

•LAN 10GbE and/or 100GbE – Data and management path between Link and the local network

Important – Link does not support Fibre Channel, iSCSI, Thunderbolt, and USB connections to

Lyve Mobile Array.

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143 mm

267 mm

240 mm

Management connection to Link

Link controls Lyve Mobile Array via a direct Ethernet connection. Ethernet cables not included with Link.

Data connection to Link

Data to/from Lyve Mobile Array passes through PCIe or SAS connections.

PCIe Adapter

Rackmount Receiver

Management

Data

Management

Data

Path PCIe Adapter/

Rackmount Receiver

Link Connector Type

Management Ethernet management STORAGE MGMT A or B RJ45

Path PCIe Adapter/

Rackmount Receiver

Link Connector Type

Data PCIe/SAS STORAGE CONNECTIONS A-D SFF-8644

Note — Only direct management connections are supported. Do not use an Ethernet switch

when connecting the Ethernet management cables between Lyve Mobile Link and PCIe Adapter/

Rackmount Receiver.

Note — Confirm with your product administrator if your Lyve Mobile Arrays and Lyve Mobile Link

use PCIe or SAS data paths before following the instructions included in this quick start guide.

Data/management connections to network

Link’s LAN ports send and receive both data and management information to the local network.

Appliance management connection

You can connect a PC directly to Link’s Appliance Management port for management purposes only.

Potential reasons for connecting to the Appliance Management port:

•Your network uses fixed IP addresses.

•You are unable to access the Link web app on the local network.

See Appliance management and IP addressing.

Path Lyve Mobile Link Network Switch Connector Type

Data/Management

LAN 1 10GbE

LAN 2 100GbE

LAN 3 100GbE

RJ45

QSFP56

RJ45 supporting 10GbE performance

QSFP56

LAN 1

Local network Local network Local network

LAN 2 LAN 3

Note — All LAN ports can be connected at the same time. However, Link does not support

port aggregation.

STORAGE

MGMT B

USB 3.2

STORAGE CONNECTIONS

LAN 2

100GbE

LAN 3

100GbE

A B C D

STORAGE

MGMT A

APPLIANCCE

MGMT

LAN 1

10GbE

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APPLIANCCE

MGMT

Overview of Lyve Mobile Link setup

Lyve Mobile Link lets hosts on your local network access Lyve Mobile Array storage. The storage is

available to hosts as network shares.

Combining flexible operation and rugged mobility, Lyve Mobile Array offers a variety of ways to

transport and manage data. Review the following overview of the steps for incorporating Link into

your Lyve Mobile system.

1. Install the hardware supporting Lyve Mobile Array usage in your network environment. Note that

setup instructions differ between PCIe Adapter and Rackmount Receiver. See Devices and

services documentation for links to online documentation.

2. Contact your product administrator to receive the Lyve Token file(s) to authorize access to Link and

connected Lyve Mobile Arrays. See Lyve Token files for configuration details.

3. Make the connections between Lyve devices and your network:

a. Lyve Mobile Array(s) to Link

b. Link to your network

See Connect devices.

4. Access the Link web app via a computer on the same network. See Open the Link web app.

5. Sign in to Link. See Select a Lyve Token file to sign in.

Lyve Mobile Array volume formatting

As part of device configuration, you will need to ensure that the formatting of your Lyve Mobile Array

volumes is supported by your network protocol and compatible with your intended data workflow.

See Volume formats and network shares.

Online Manual Information URLs

Lyve Management Portal Account, billing, project, and

subscription management www.seagate.com/lyve-management

Lyve Mobile Array Lyve Mobile Array usage www.seagate.com/lyve-mobile-array

Lyve Mobile Mount and

PCIe Adapter

Mobile Mount and

PCIe Adapter installation

www.seagate.com/pcie-adapter-front-loader

www.seagate.com/pcie-adapter

Lyve Mobile Rackmount

Receiver Rack assembly www.seagate.com/rackmount-receiver

Lyve Mobile Security Lyve token files and

security management www.seagate.com/lyve-security

Devices and services documentation

Documentation for Lyve Mobile devices and services used with Lyve Mobile Link is available online.

You can access manuals at the links below for details on how to procure and manage Lyve Mobile

storage devices.

Lyve software solutions

How you authorize and manage Lyve Mobile Array depends upon your use case and the hardware

associated with your project.

Lyve Mobile Link has a dedicated web app for sharing Lyve Mobile Arrays on the network. Use a

computer on the same network as Link to run the web app in your preferred browser.

Lyve Client and Lyve Mobile Array CLI are used for Lyve Mobile Arrays directly connected to a

macOS®, Windows®, or Linux®host. These apps have dedicated installers specific to the host. You

cannot use either app to access shares on the network provided by Link.

If you are moving Lyve Mobile Arrays between Link and other hosts, you may need more than one app.

For example, the Link web app for the Link connection and Lyve Client on a Windows or Mac host.

Lyve Token files

Lyve Token files provide authorization to access Lyve Mobile software and devices. You must have a

Lyve Token file to authorize:

•Signing in to the Link web app

•Lyve Mobile Arrays connected to Lyve Mobile Link

A Lyve Token file is created in Lyve Management Portal by the product administrator and provided to

the person who manages Link. It must include the specific Lyve Mobile Link and Lyve Mobile Arrays

applicable to the project.

When you open the web app, select a token file to sign in. The web app lets you manage Lyve Mobile

Link and connected Lyve Mobile Arrays. You must select a token file each time you sign in.

Authorize Lyve Mobile Arrays connected to Link

Token files must be used to authorize Lyve Mobile Arrays connected to Link. There are four ways to

deliver a token file authorizing Lyve Mobile Arrays:

•Include Lyve Mobile Arrays on Link’s token file — The product administrator includes Lyve

Mobile Arrays on the same token file used to sign in to the Link web app.

•Select a token file — Use the web app to select a token file. The token file must be selected each

time Link and/or Lyve Mobile Arrays are power cycled.

•Import a token file — Import a token to the Link web app’s settings page. The imported token

file automatically authorizes the applicable Lyve Mobile Arrays and publishes their shares to the

network. The token file must be specifically created with the option to import.

•Connect USB storage containing a token file — Copy a token file to the root of a USB storage

device and connect it to one Link’s USB ports. Link automatically finds the token file, unlocks Lyve

Mobile Arrays, and publishes their shares to the network.

See Notes on Lyve Token file delivery for more details.

Token on USB drive versus the Link web app

To avoid selecting or importing token files in the Link web app, you have the option to keep them on

the root level of a USB storage device. Connect the USB drive with one or more Lyve Token files to

one of Link’s USB Type A ports and Link automatically authorizes the connected Lyve Mobile Arrays.

A USB storage device can provide an additional level of security for an administrator who wants

a physical “key” for data access. Lyve Mobile Arrays are immediately unauthorized when the USB

storage device with the token(s) is removed.

Note — Link’s USB ports only support Lyve Token file access.

PCIe Adapter

A Connect a dual SFF-8644 cable to the data port on PCIe Adapter.

BConnect the other end of the cable to STORAGE CONNECTION A-B or C-D on Link.

Rackmount Receiver

A Connect a single SFF-8644 cable to a SAS port on Rackmount Receiver.

BConnect the other end of the cable to STORAGE CONNECTION A or B on Link.

Connect devices

Connect Link and Lyve Mobile Array data path

STORAGE

MGMT B

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STORAGE CONNECTIONS

LAN 2

100GbE

LAN 3

100GbE

A B C D

STORAGE

MGMT A

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LAN 3

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10GbE

DPIGN DP

Note — Confirm with your product administrator if your Lyve Mobile Arrays and Lyve Mobile Link

use PCIe or SAS data paths before following the instructions included in this quick start guide.

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