HP Enhanced Implementation Service for SANs



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HP Enhanced Implementation Service for SANs HP Data Centre Services Service overview HP Enhanced Implementation Service for SANs provides implementation of your Storage Area Network (SAN). HP offers three service levels based on the size and complexity of your SAN environment. The service covers a comprehensive complement of technologies including Fibre Channel (FC), Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCOE), Fibre Channel over IP (FCIP), FICON (Fibre Channel for HP XP Storage Array-based mainframe storage), iscsi, or HP BladeSystem FC or Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) switches and associated devices. This service implements a new single- or dual-fabric SAN or extends an existing SAN. This service does not include configuration of arrays or storage devices which are covered by their own corresponding deployment services. Level 1: For small SAN environments of up to 48 physically present and available ports located in a single physical location or any HP BladeSystem switch implementation within the BladeSystem enclosure. Level 2: For more complex SAN environments of up to 624 physically present and available ports located within a single physical location or multiple locations within 161 km (100 miles) of each other. The SAN may have either a homogeneous or heterogeneous OS environment. Level 3: For SANs too complex to fit into level 1 or 2, such as complex SAN environments of more than 624 physically present and available ports, multiple locations more than 161 km (100 miles) apart, SANs that include fabric-based encryption or requirements for integration into SAN or IT management applications such as DCFM, Cisco Fabric Manager, HP OpenView Operations Manager, Tivoli, or CA Unicenter. A SAN Host Connection only Option is available as part of this service. This standalone tier provides solely for the incremental connection of hosts into an existing SAN and not for creating a new or extending the fabric of an existing SAN. Service benefits This service includes implementation of the storage switches in the SAN environment according to HP quality standards by a trained service specialist, and provides: Implementation in accordance with product manufacturer s specifications and your business s configuration requirements Validation of the SAN design, configuration, and utilisation of storage systems A project manager to manage the implementation of the service (Level 2 and Level 3 only) The ability to achieve more effective data management Delivery of the service at a mutually scheduled time convenient to your organisation Verification prior to installation that all service prerequisites are met Expedited implementation, with all service prerequisites met before service is performed Availability of a service specialist to answer questions during the onsite portion of the delivery Documentation of the deployed fibre switches in your SAN environment Availability of custom implementation through a Statement of Work (SOW) (Level 3 only) Service feature highlights Service planning Service deployment Installation verification tests (IVT) Customer orientation session Project management (Level 2 and 3 only)

Specifications Table 1. Service features Feature Delivery specifications Service planning Service deployment (Level 1) A service specialist or project manager will schedule the delivery of the service at a mutually agreed-upon time, which shall be during local HP standard business hours, excluding HP holidays, unless otherwise agreed by the service specialist or project manager. Any services provided outside of HP standard business hours may be subject to additional charges. Level 1 deployment activities include the following: Simple design: Selection of a simple topology by the service specialist based upon Customer input that is appropriate for the small quantity of ports associated with the Level 1 service Implementation planning and scheduling: Development of the implementation plan, identifying the steps, roles, responsibilities, and timeline for the implementation Site preparation: Facilities review and verification of the prerequisite SAN environment (arrays, hosts, and other storage devices) Product configuration: Connection of the storage switches to the associated storage devices and hosts, and configuration according to the reviewed logical and physical design. For HP BladeSystem environments, insertion of HP SAN blade and mezzanine adapters is included as necessary. Service deployment (Level 2 and 3) Level 2 deployment activities include the following: Environment assessment: Analysis of the overall Customer storage environment and how the SAN will integrate into that environment High-level design: Determine the SAN topology and configuration matching the Customer s environment and business needs Implementation planning and scheduling: Development of the project plan, identifying the steps, roles, responsibilities, and timeline for the implementation Site preparation: Facilities review and verification of the prerequisite SAN environment (arrays, hosts, and other storage devices) Product configuration: Connection of the storage switches to the associated storage devices and hosts, and configuration according to the reviewed logical and physical design Level 3 deployment activities include the following as mutually agreed in SOW: Environment assessment: Analysis of the overall Customer storage environment and how the SAN will integrate into that environment High-level design: Determine the SAN design and topology matching the Customer s environment and business needs Implementation planning and scheduling: Development of the project plan, identifying the steps, roles, responsibilities, and timeline for the implementation Site preparation: Facilities review and verification of the prerequisite SAN environment (arrays, hosts, or other storage devices) Product configuration: Connection of the storage switches to the associated storage devices and host, and configuration according to the reviewed logical and physical design IT environment integration: Integration of the SAN environment with the Customer s existing and installed IT management environment Service deployment (SAN Host Connection Option) Installation verification tests (IVT) The standalone SAN Host Connection Option includes connection of hosts into an existing SAN and testing of that connection. If HP Enhanced Implementation Service for SANs was ordered previously for SAN implementation, topology documentation will be updated. No other deployment activities are performed for this standalone option. The service specialist will run the appropriate installation verification tests required for the level of service. Testing activities include the following: Hardware and firmware diagnostics as applicable Tests to validate the presence of the installed storage switches and their accessibility to the appropriate hosts and target storage devices Tests to demonstrate alternate pathing capabilities, if included in the reviewed logical and physical design 2

Specifications Table 1. Service features continued... Feature Delivery specifications Customer orientation session Project management The service specialist will conduct an orientation session on the product/technology and will: Familiarise the Customer with how to verify devices through switch or host-based tests Review the SAN implementation, configuration, and documentation Review the Customer s support procedures The SAN Host Connection Option will be accompanied by an abbreviated orientation session which only includes an overview of the host connection and support processes. The customer orientation session is delivered informally as part of the implementation process. It is not a formal presentation or classroom activity, nor is it intended as a substitute for in-depth product training. The project manager (Level 2 and 3 only) will work with the Customer to manage the integration, development, and delivery of the service during normal HP business hours. The activities detailed below will be provided either remotely or onsite, at the discretion of the project manager. The project manager will: Manage any HP or authorised delivery partner resources required for the delivery of the service Develop the project plan, which defines the scope of the services to be delivered Identify the Customer s responsibilities and other requirements in order to facilitate the delivery of this service Act as the liaison and single point of contact between delivery resources and the Customer Develop the project schedule and manage the project against the defined timelines Escalate delivery issues to the appropriate organisation, and monitor the resolution of these issues for the Customer Service eligibility Customers are eligible for the delivery of this service if they meet the following prerequisites: The Customer must have all HP-supported storage switches physically installed to HP specifications. Physical installation of SAN hardware is available from HP at additional cost. The Customer must have all HP-supported storage devices, host bus adapters (HBAs), routers, and other SAN devices installed at HP supported revision levels. The Customer s hosts must have operating systems supported in HP SANs and be at supported OS revision, patch, and driver levels. The Customer must provide a suitable physical operating environment for the SAN, including implementation of any environmental recommendations made by HP. Service limitations The following are specifically excluded from the service: Service deployment on hardware not covered by an HP warranty or HP support agreement Service deployment on hardware covered by a third-party maintenance contract Planning, design, implementation, or assessment of the Customer s existing SAN or fabric architecture beyond that specifically included with the service. If extending an existing SAN, the scope of deliverables is limited only to that necessary to successfully extend the existing SAN environment. Complete redesign and deployment of the existing SAN is not included but can be accommodated at additional cost. SAN implementation or extension beyond a single- or dual-fabric (intended to provide alternate or redundant paths between host and storage) environment 3

Services that, in the opinion of HP, are required due to unauthorised attempts by non-hp personnel to install, repair, maintain, or modify hardware, firmware, or software Services required due to causes external to the HP-maintained hardware or software Providing documentation other than that mentioned in this document Performance testing or modeling Backup, restoration, or migration of customer data Design, installation, configuration, or testing of the Customer s backup solution Installation or configuration of any storage device not specifically included in the service Configuration of optional software or switch features not specifically included in the service Extensive cabling activities, including those involving conduits, raceways, patch panels, and movement/configuration of computer room floor panels Any other services not clearly specified in this document Customer responsibilities The Customer will: Contact an HP service specialist or authorised delivery partner within 90 days of date of purchase to schedule the delivery of the service Coordinate service deployment on third-partymaintained hardware and software (if applicable) with the service specialist or project manager Assign a designated person from the Customer s staff who, on behalf of the Customer, will grant all approvals, provide information, and otherwise be available to assist the service specialist in facilitating the delivery of this service Ensure that all service prerequisites as identified in the Service eligibility section have been met Ensure that all hardware and software that the service specialist will need in order to deliver this service is available; licensing keys must also be available for any in-scope product utilising licensing mechanisms Allow the service specialist or authorised delivery partner full and unrestricted or escorted access to all locations where the service is to be delivered Provide a suitable work area for delivery of the service, including access to an outside telephone line, power, and any network connections required Ensure participation of the Customer IT storage administrator, database administrator, and selected other staff in discussions of the Customer organisation s business and operational objectives, plus provide for any special requirements as necessary Be responsible for all data backup and restore operations Be responsible for complex cabling involving conduits, raceways, patch panels, and movement/ configuration of computer floor panels Uncrate products and place the boxes in the immediate location where the installation service will take place Adhere to licensing terms and conditions regarding the use of any HP service tools used to facilitate the delivery of this service, if applicable General provisions/other exclusions HP reserves the right to charge, on a time and materials basis, for any additional work over and above the service package pricing that may result from work required to address service prerequisites or other requirements that are not met by the Customer. HP reserves the right to re-price this service if the Customer does not schedule and provide for subsequent delivery within 90 days of purchase. HP s ability to deliver this service is dependent upon the Customer s full and timely cooperation with HP, as well as the accuracy and completeness of any information and data the Customer provides to HP. The service is delivered as a single, contiguous event. Environments that require multiple engagements over a longer period of time are not included with this service and are available at additional cost. This service is only available during local HP business hours. Any service delivery outside these hours will be subject to additional charges. 4

For more information For more information on HP Services, contact any of our worldwide sales offices or visit our Web site at: HP support services: www.hp.com/hps/support HP Care Pack services: www.hp.com/hps/carepack Technology for better business outcomes To learn more, visit www.hp.com Copyright 2009 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty or condition, express or implied, in fact or in law. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. 5981-8527EEE, October 2009