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IBM System StorageSAN768B and SAN384BDesigned for highest performance and scalability for the most demanding enterprise SAN environments
Highlights
●
Drive new levels of performance with8 Gbps and 10 Gbps Fibre Channel
(FC) supporting a range of protocol and
encryption options
● Secure and protect data against threats
and disasters with plug-in blades for
data encryption and SAN extension
● Manage your infrastructure with greater
flexibility and scalability
● Unify management framework for con-
solidated and virtualized resources
● Reduce total cost of ownership (TCO)
through consolidation of networkresources
● Protect existing infrastructure
investment while positioning for future
technologies
● Improve energy efficiency by combining
higher bandwidth with reduced power
consumption
The IBM® System Storage® SAN768B and IBM System Storage
SAN384B fabric backbones are highly robust network switching plat-
forms designed for evolving enterprise data centers. Each machine
combines breakthrough performance, scalability and energy efficiency with long-term investment protection. Supporting open systems and
System z® environments, they address data growth and server virtual-
ization challenges; enable server, SAN and data center consolidation;
minimize disruption and risk; and reduce infrastructure and adminis-
trative costs.
Built for large enterprise networks, the SAN768B has eight vertical
blade slots to provide up to 512 8-Gbps Fibre Channel ports. The
SAN384B is ideal for midsize core or edge deployments, providing
four horizontal blade slots and up to 256 8-Gbps Fibre Channel ports.
The flexible blade architecture also supports FCoE, fabric-based
encryption for data-at-rest and SAN extension advanced functionality for high-performance server I/O consolidation, data protection and
disaster recovery solutions.
The SAN768B and SAN384B are extremely efficient at reducing
power consumption, cooling and the carbon footprint in data centers.
While providing exceptional performance and scale, these networking
backbones use less than one watt per Gbps—significantly more effi-
cient than alternate offerings.
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The SAN768B and SAN384B build on years of innovation,
using the core technology of systems designed to perform at
greater than 99.999 percent uptime in the world’s most
demanding data centers. With its intelligent sixth-generation
application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) and advanced
hardware and software capabilities, the SAN768B and
SAN384B provide a reliable foundation for fully connected
multiprotocol SAN fabrics capable of supporting thousands
of servers, storage and networking devices.
As members of the IBM System Storage family of b-type
SAN products, the SAN768B and the SAN384B are designed
to participate in fabrics containing other b-type and m-type
devices manufactured by Brocade. This versatile hardware
can serve as the backbone in a complex fabric and provide
connections to other b-type and m-type directors, switches
and routers.
Fabric optimization services The IBM System Storage SAN768B and IBM System
Storage SAN384B can be expandable platforms for intelli-
gent, policy-driven services that can help manage and protect
your enterprise data in virtualized environments. The
SAN768B and SAN384B backbones utilize Brocade Fabric
OS (FOS), which provides several characteristic features,
including Bottleneck Detection, Top Talkers (part of
Advanced Performance Monitoring), and Adaptive
Networking, a suite of tools that includes Ingress RateLimiting, Traffic Isolation and quality of service (QoS).
Managed through IBM System Storage Data Center Fabric
Manager (DCFM) or the command line interface (CLI),
these advanced capabilities help optimize fabric behavior andapplication performance.
QoS and traffic management applications help ensure that
application workloads meet service levels if congestion occurs
anywhere in the data path. Resource recovery applications
can detect stranded resources or inefficiently used resources,
and reclaim or reallocate them to optimize data flow accord-
ing to predefined policies. For example:
● Bottleneck Detection identifies and alerts administrators to
ISL or device congestion as well as device latency condi-
tions in the fabric. These conditions can cause latency andI/O timeouts if left undetected and unresolved, particularly
in highly virtualized server environments.● Top Talkers measures the top bandwidth-consuming traffic
(including by individual virtual machine) in real time over a
physical device connection or throughout a network switch.
Premier platform for data center connectivity
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● Ingress Rate Limiting restricts data flow from less-critical
hosts at preset bandwidths.● Traffic Isolation dedicates paths in the fabric to specific
data flows, enabling predictability and avoiding network
congestion.● QoS expedites critical traffic in the event of congestion
while keeping all traffic flowing.
Virtual Fabrics The IBM System Storage SAN768B and the IBM System
Storage SAN384B support the ANSI standard-based imple-
mentation of Virtual Fabrics (VF). Virtual Fabrics adds the
capability for physical switches to be partitioned into inde-
pendently managed logical switches, each with its own data,
control, and management paths. Logical switches can be used
to allocate fabric resources on a per-port basis rather than ona per-switch basis. Additionally, logical switches can simplify
resource allocation by customer, department, application or
storage tier, and consolidate resources across multiple fabrics.
Each logical switch belongs to one logical fabric. A logical
fabric can include both logical and physical switches. Physical
switches joining a logical fabric are not required to support
the Virtual Fabric feature, making it compatible with existing
fabrics. All fabric services, such as Zoning, QoS and Access
Control List (ACL) policies are managed separately in each
logical fabric. Virtual Fabrics enable improved ISL bandwidth
utilization, per-port resource allocation and flexible manage-
ment partitioning, which can result in reduced power and
cooling costs, more ports for connectivity to end devices, and
a simplified management scheme.
Investment protection and efficiency To help enterprises protect their technology investments, the
SAN768B and the SAN384B feature backward compatibility
with IBM b-type and m-type fabrics, as well as interoperabil-
ity with other fabrics. The SAN768B and SAN384B can con-
nect to IBM TotalStorage® SAN256B, IBM TotalStorage
SAN140M and IBM TotalStorage SAN256M directors and
also to b-type and m-type switches and routers. By adopting
an evolutionary strategy rather than a “rip-and-replace”
approach, enterprises can save significant time, money andeffort as they move forward while minimizing disruption
and risk.
The SAN768B and SAN384B are high-performance, highly
efficient platforms, in terms of watts per gigabit per second of
bandwidth. They require significantly less power to deliver
much greater bandwidth, which helps make them consider-
ably more cost-effective than previous alternatives.
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As a 512-port end user backbone solution, the SAN768B
backbone with 8 Gbps SFPs delivers extremely high perform-
ance per chassis. It requires significantly less power to deliver
much greater bandwidth than the 4 Gbps SAN256M director
and the 4 Gbps SAN256B director.
For a 256-port end user backbone solution, the SAN384B
backbone with 8 Gbps SFPs delivers higher performance per
chassis, requiring less power to deliver much greater band-
width than the 4 Gbps SAN256B director.
Plug-in security and disaster recovery
solutions The IBM System Storage b-type director family enables
scalable, high-performance, and cost-effective security and
disaster recovery solutions through plug-in blades. TheEncryption Blade can encrypt data-at-rest at up to 96 Gbps
per blade (up to four blades can be installed per chassis) with
highly secure 256-bit AES and integrated support for
IBM Tivoli® Key Lifecycle Manager (TKLM). The
Extension Blade extends replication and backup over
IP WAN links with high performance 10 Gbps FCIP
connectivity.
Technical capabilitiesEach IBM System Storage SAN768B and IBM System
Storage SAN384B contains redundant control processor
modules (active/standby) and core blades (active/active), plus
slots for FC port blades and advanced functionality blades.
All Fibre Channel ports on the blades support full-duplex,
non-blocking performance. A base system does not include
any port blades; at least one blade is required for host, stor-
age and SAN connectivity.
Available blades for the SAN768B and SAN384B include:
● 8 Gbps 16-port, 32-port, 48-port and 64-port FC blades● 8 Gbps 16-port FC encryption blade● 10 Gbps six-port FC blade● FCoE 10 GbE 24-port blade supporting twenty-four
10 Gbps CEE/FCoE ports● 8 Gbps extension blade supporting twelve 8 Gbps FC ports
and ten 1 Gbps GbE ports, or two optional 10 Gbps GbE
ports
Compact platform for enhanced data center connectivity
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Each SAN768B and SAN384B features ultra-high-speed
Inter-Chassis Link (ICL) ports to connect up to three back-
bones, providing extensive scalability and flexibility at the
network core without using any Fibre Channel ports.
The optional Inter-Chassis Cable Kit and either the
Inter-Chassis License or the Inter-Chassis Links, Half
features enable connections between SAN768B and
SAN384B (both systems must have the Inter-Chassis Cable
Kit and either the Inter-Chassis License or Inter-Chassis
License, Half optional features).
Each ICL port on the SAN768B provides 16 8 Gbps
trunked ISL connections, while the SAN384B provides
8 8 Gbps trunked ISL connections.
● Total ICL bandwidth between SAN768B chassis is
512 Gbps and preserves sixty-four 8 Gbps ports for server,
storage and switch connections.● Connecting three SAN768B chassis yields 1536 universal
FC ports with 12.288 Tbps aggregate bandwidth.● Total ICL bandwidth between SAN384B chassis is
256 Gbps and preserves 32 Gbps ports for server, storage
and switch connections.● Connecting three SAN384B chassis yields 768 universal FC
ports with 6.144 Tbps aggregate bandwidth.● All backbones connected via ICLs must be mounted in the
same cabinet or in adjacent cabinets.●
ICL bandwidth load balanced across 8 8 Gbps frame-based trunk groups using Dynamic Path Selection.
Fibre Channel ports use an optical transceiver to convert
electrical signals to optical pulses and optical pulses back to
electrical signals. Each 8 Gbps port blade requires either an
8/4/2 Gbps SFP+ or 4/2/1 Gbps SFP optical transceivers. All
8 Gbps ports are capable of automatically negotiating to the
highest speed supported by the attached server, storage sys-
tem, director, switch or router.
The FCoE ports require a 10 Gbps SFP optical transceiver.
Each 1 Gbps FCIP port can use either an SFP optical trans-
ceiver (1 Gbps and 10 Gbps) or a copper transceiver, while
the 10 Gbps FCIP ports require SFP optical transceivers.
Each 10 Gbps FC port requires an XFP optical transceiver.
All 8 Gbps port blades support the following Fibre Channel
port types: FL_Port, F_Port, M_Port (Mirror Port), E_Port,
EX_Port (Fibre Channel Integrated Routing). Fibre
Connectivity (FICON®) is supported on 16-port and 32-port
blades and on 48-port blades as part of a logical switch con-
figuration using Virtual Fabrics. FICON is not supported on
the 64-port blade.
The 8 Gbps 16-port FC encryption blade is a high-speed,
highly reliable hardware device designed to deliver fabric-
based encryption services to secure data assets either selec-
tively or on a comprehensive basis. It provides up to 96 Gbps
of encryption processing for disk and 48 Gbps of compres-
sion and encryption processing for tape. Up to four bladescan be installed in a chassis, yielding up to 384 Gbps for disk
and 192 Gbps for tape per chassis. The encryption blade can
be easily deployed in existing fabrics with minimal risk and
disruption.
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Redundant and hot-swappable power supplies and fans help
maximize availability and simplify serviceability. The
SAN768B Power Supply Upgrade provides two additional
power supplies.
The SAN768B and SAN384B are supported only in an
IBM TotalStorage SAN Cabinet (2109-C36). Up to two
SAN768Bs or three SAN384Bs can be installed in one
cabinet.
Fabric operating system and
management softwareBrocade Fabric OS (FOS) is included with each System
Storage SAN768B and System Storage SAN384B, and it con-
tains all functions necessary to operate a base system. The
FOS level required may vary depending on the featuresselected. The SAN768B and SAN384B systems with
Encryption Blade require Tivoli Key Lifecycle Manager
(TKLM) v.2.0 or later. FOS offers the following advanced
functions (either included in the base switch or as optional
features).
Advanced FOS functionality includes:
● Adaptive networking services is a set of features that pro-
vides users with tools and capabilities for incorporating
network policies to ensure optimal behavior of a large SAN.
It uses network intelligence to anticipate congestion and todynamically make adjustments in the fabric so that applica-
tion traffic continues to flow.● Advanced performance monitoring helps identify end-to-
end bandwidth usage by host/target pairs and is designed
to provide for capacity planning.● Advanced Web tools enables GUI-based administration,
configuration and maintenance of a SAN switch.● Advanced zoning partitions a SAN into logical groups
(called zones) to restrict device communication and apply
certain policies only to members within the same zone.
● Enhanced group management (EGM) enables additional
device-level management functionality for IBM b-type
SAN products when added to the element management and
also allows large consolidated operations to groups of
devices (such as firmware downloads and configuration
uploads and downloads).● Extended fabric extends SAN fabrics beyond the Fibre
Channel standard of 10 km by optimizing internal switch
buffers to maintain performance on ISLs connected at
extended distances.● Fabric watch constantly monitors mission-critical switch
operations for potential faults and automatically alerts
administrators to problems before they become costly
failures.● FICON with CUP activation is designed to provide in-
band management of the SAN768B and SAN384B by
System Automation for z/OS® from IBM System z9® EC
and zSeries® 990 and 900 servers. This support is designed
to provide a single point of control for managing connec-
tivity in active FICON I/O configurations.● Integrated routing allows any FC port in a backbone to be
configured as an EX_Port to support Fibre Channel (FC)
routing.● ISL trunking enables FC packets to be distributed effi-
ciently across multiple ISLs between two IBM b-type SAN
fabric switches and directors while preserving in-order
delivery. Both b-type SAN devices must have trunking
activated.● Server Application Optimization (SAO) isolates and pri-
oritizes individual Virtual Machine data flow for end-to-end
QoS, preserving individual SLAs from each VM through
the SAN.● Virtual fabrics allow a physical switch to be partitioned
into independently managed logical switches, each with its
own data, control and management paths.
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Optional advanced SAN Extension functionality includes:
● 8 Gbps advanced extension enables two features: FCIP
Trunking and Adaptive Rate Limiting (ARL). FCIP
Trunking allows multiple IP source and destination address
pairs (defined as FCIP circuits) via multiple interfaces to
provide a high-bandwidth FCIP tunnel and failover
resiliency. Up to four IP source and destination pairs are
supported in FOS V6.3. The Adaptive Rate Limiting fea-
ture provides a minimum bandwidth guarantee for each
tunnel with full utilization of the available network band-
width without affecting throughput performance under
high traffic load.● 8 Gbps extension blade 10 GbE activation enables up to
two 10 GbE ports on the 8 Gbps Extension Blade. With
this license, two additional operating modes, in addition to
1 GbE port mode, can be selected. Either two 10 GbE
ports, or ten 1 GbE and one 10 GbE ports, can be config-
ured on an 8 Gbps Extension Blade. One license applies for
each 8 Gbps Extension Blade.● 8 Gbps advanced FICON accelerator employs emulation
techniques to reduce or eliminate performance degradation
over extended distances for applications such as
IBM z/OS Global Mirror and remote tape. Benefits include
improved FICON read and write performance, which
allows faster data backup and recovery operations.
Optional advanced SAN Encryption functionality includes:
● Sixteen auto-sensing 8 Gbps Fibre Channel ports with
cryptography (encryption/decryption) and data compression
capabilities● Fabric-based data-at-rest encryption for disk array LUNs,
heterogeneous tape drives, and virtual tape libraries to
enforce data confidentiality and privacy requirements● Easy integration, forward and backward compatibility with
IBM b-type and m-type fabrics● Up to 96 Gbps per blade of encryption processing to sup-
port heterogeneous enterprise data centers● Up to 48 Gbps per blade of compression processing for
tape storage systems● Frame Redirection technology that enables easy, non-
intrusive deployment of fabric-based security services● Plug-in encryption services available to all host servers,
including virtual machines, attached to data center fabrics● Support for IBM Tivoli Key Lifecycle Manager for both
disk and tape encryption applications
IBM System Storage Data Center Fabric Manager (DCFM)
is a software program that centralizes management of data
center fabrics, maximizes productivity by automating tasks,
provides an intuitive GUI-based interface with wizard-driver
operations, and actively monitors mission-critical fabrics in
real time. DCFM is recommended as the preferred network
management program.
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IBM System Storage SAN768B and IBM System Storage SAN384B at a glance
Product characteristics
Product numbers
Base machine
Fibre Channel interfaces
Converged Ethernet interfaces
FICON interfaces
IBM System Storage SAN768B (2499-384)
IBM System Storage SAN384B (2499-192)
Base chassis includes the following components:● Two control processor modules and two-core routing modules.● Two power supplies; SAN768B has option for two additional power supplies.● SAN768B: Three fan modules.● SAN384B: Two fan modules.● Fabric Operating System.● SAN768B: Enterprise Software Bundle (including Adaptive Networking, Advanced Performance Monitoring,
Enhanced Group Management, Extended Fabric, Fabric Watch, Server Application Optimization and Trunking).● SAN384B: Enterprise Software Bundle (including Adaptive Networking, Advanced Performance Monitoring,
Enhanced Group Management, Fabric Watch, Server Application Optimization and Trunking).● Advanced Web Tools and Zoning.● No port or advanced functionality blades are included in the base (at least one 8 Gbps or 10 Gbps FC port
blade, FCoE 10 GbE 24-port blade, 8 Gbps Extension or Encryption blade is required for server, storage or
SAN connectivity).● SAN768B: Rack mounting kit, rack-mount power cords, service tools, serial cable and documentation.
SAN384B: Side Exhaust Duct Kit (which also serves as a rack-mount kit), rack-mount power cords, service
tools, serial cable and documentation.
● 8/4/2/1 Gbps E_Port, F_Port, and FL_Port● 10 Gbps E_Port● EX_Port with optional Integrated Routing feature
10 Gbps
8/4/2/1 Gbps
FCIP interfaces 1 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) and 10 GbE
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IBM System Storage SAN768B and IBM System Storage SAN384B at a glance
Transceivers
Hot-swap components
Rack support
Management software
Servers supported
Storage products supported
● 4 Gbps: Hot-pluggable, Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP), LC connector; 4 Gbps Short-Wavelength Laser
(SWL); 4 Gbps Long-Wavelength Laser (LWL); 4 Gbps Extended Long-Wavelength Laser (ELWL)●
8 Gbps: Hot-pluggable SFP+, LC connector; 8 Gbps SWL; 8 Gbps LWL● 8 Gbps: 64-port blade requires hot-pluggable mSFP, mSFP LC connector; 8 Gbps SWL only● 10 Gbps: Hot-pluggable, 10 Gbps Small Form-Factor Pluggable (XFP), LC connector; 10 Gbps SWL;
10 Gbps LWL● CEE and 10 GbE: hot-pluggable optical 10 GbE SFP+, Short Reach (SR) and Long Reach (LR)● 1 GbE: Hot-pluggable optical SFP, Short-Wavelength Laser (SWL) and Long-Wavelength Laser (LWL); GbE
Copper SFP
Control processors (CPs), core routing modules, power supplies, fan modules, FC port blades, FCoE 10 GbE
24-port blade, 8 Gbps Extension Blade, 8 Gbps Encryption blade, SFPs and XFPs
IBM TotalStorage SAN Cabinet (2109-C36) only
HTTP, SNMP v1/v3 (FE MIB, FC Management MIB), Telnet; Auditing, Syslog; Web Tools, Fabric Watch;
IBM System Storage Data Center Fabric Manager; command line interface
IBM System z9 EC, z9® BC and zSeries 990 and 900; IBM Power Systems™, IBM System i®, System p®;
IBM System x® and selected Netfinity® servers; other Intel®-based servers with Linux®, Microsoft®
Windows® 2003 and Windows 2008; IBM System Storage SAN Volume Controller (SVC);
IBM XIV® Storage System; IBM System Storage DS8000®; IBM System Storage DS6000™; IBM System
Storage DS5000; IBM System Storage DS4000®; IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Storage Server®;
IBM TotalStorage 3580, 3588, 3590 and 3592 Tape Drives; IBM TotalStorage 3494, 3582, 3583 and 3584 Tape
Libraries; IBM TotalStorage 3581 Tape Autoloader; IBM TotalStorage 3584 High Availability Frame Model HA1;
Tivoli Key Lifecycle Manager (TKLM); other selected storage systems.
(For most current and complete details, refer to ibm.com /systems/storage/san/b-type )
Fibre Channel switches
supported
IBM System Storage and IBM TotalStorage b-type and m-type SAN directors, switches and routers; other
directors, switches and routers manufactured by Brocade
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Fibre optic cable
Warranty
Optional features
Fiber optic cables with LC connectors are required and are available in various lengths in single-mode and
multi-mode formats
1-year; 24x7; same-day maintenance service options are available after warranty expiration
SAN768B: 16-port, 32-port, 48-port, and 64-port 8 Gbps Fibre Channel switch blade (FC #3816, 3832,
3848 and 3864); 10 Gbps Fibre Channel switch blade (FC #3870); FCoE 10 GbE 24-port blade (FC #3880);
8 Gbps Extension blade (FC #3890); 8 Gbps 16-port Fibre Channel encryption blade (FC #3895); SFPs and
XFPs; fiber optic cables; Inter-Chassis Cable Kit; Inter-Chassis License; Upgrade Power Supplies; FICON w/CUP
activation; 8 Gbps Advanced Extension; 8 Gbps Extension Blade 10 GbE Activation; 8 Gbps Advanced FICON
Accelerator; Encryption 96 Gbps Disk Performance Upgrade Activation; and Integrated Routing
SAN384B: 16-port, 32-port, 48-port, and 64-port 8 Gbps Fibre Channel switch blade (FC #3816, 3832,
3848 and 3864); 10 Gbps Fibre Channel switch blade (FC #3870); FCoE 10 GbE 24-port blade (FC #3880);
8 Gbps Extension blade (FC #3890); 8 Gbps 16-port Fibre Channel encryption blade (FC #3895); SFPs and
XFPs; fiber optic cables; Inter-Chassis Cable Kit; Inter-Chassis License; FICON w/CUP activation; 8 Gbps
Advanced Extension; 8 Gbps Extension Blade 10 GbE activation; 8 Gbps Advanced FICON Accelerator;
Extended Fabric; Encryption 96 Gbps Disk Performance Upgrade Activation; and Integrated Routing
Physical characteristics
Height (rack mount)
Width
Depth (with door)
Depth (without door)
Weight (maximum ports fully
populated)
SAN768B: 61.24 cm/24.11" (14U)
SAN384B: 35.0 cm/13.78" (8U) plus 4.37 cm/1.72" exhaust shelf (1U)
43.74 cm/17.22"
73.20 cm/28.82"
61.19 cm/24.09"
SAN768B: 103.50 kg/228.20 lbs
SAN384B: 68.04 kg/150.0 lbs
Operating environment
Temperature (operating)
Humidity (operating)
Altitude (operating)
Airflow
SAN768B: 10 to 40 degrees C (50 to 104 degrees F)
SAN384B: 0 to 40 degrees C (32 to 104 degrees F)
SAN768B: 20% to 85% relative humidity (RH) non-condensing at 40 degrees C (104 degrees F), with a maximum
gradient of 10% per hour.SAN384B: 10% to 85% relative humidity (RH) non-condensing at 40 degrees C (104 degrees F), with a maximum
gradient of 10% per hour
Up to 3 kilometers/10,000 feet
00059 cu m/hr/350 cu ft/min
Electrical requirement
Nominal input voltage
Input line frequency
Heat dissipation
200 - 240 V ac, Universal
47 - 63 Hz
1440 watts or 4914 British thermal units (Btu)
Inrush current Maximum of 20 amps
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