Training Course:Serial Attached SCSI (SAS)School/Trainer:TONEX, Inc.
Dallas, Texas, United States
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' Technology choice in the future
Overview of SCSI
SCSI future beyond U640
Serial ATA new markets
Fibre Channel devices
1394a and 1394b
USB 2.0
Serial Attached SCSI is the logical evolution of SCSI
Serial Attached SCSI
Limits of Serial ATA
SAS and SATA
Why is Serial Attached SCSI?
End user benefits of Serial Attached SCSI
The Benefits
Role of T10 Committee
Serial Attached SCSI overview
Serial Attached SCSI environment
Market Trends
Serial Attached SCSI products
SAS Overview
Why Serial Attached SCSI?
Why is the new standard necessary?
Protocols Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) interconnect
Transport protocols that use the SAS interconnect:
Serial SCSI Protocol (SSP)
Serial ATA Tunneled Protocol (STP)
Serial Management Protocol (SMP)
Initiators and Targets
Expander Device Topologies
Links (Physical vs. Logical)
Ports (1x and 4x)
Physical Layer
Link Layer
Transport Layer
Logical Operation Overview
SAS architecture
Architecture
Physical links and phys
Ports (narrow ports and wide ports)
SAS devices
Expander devices (edge expander devices and fanout expander devices)
Service delivery subsystem
Domains
Expander device topologies
Edge expander device set
Maximum expander device set topology
Fanout expander device topology
Pathways
Connections
SAS domains
Service delivery subsystem with expander devices
SSP initiator port(s)
SSP target port (s)
STP initiator port(s)
STP target port (s)
SMP initiator port(s)
SMP target port (s)
SAS domain bridging to ATA domains
SAS Names and identifiers overview
SAS addresses
Hashed SAS address
Device names
Port names
Port identifiers
Phy identifiers
State machines
Resets
Expander device model
Physical Layer
Physical layer overview
Physical Layer Functions
Passive interconnect
Connectors
Cables
SAS internal cables
SAS external cables
Backplanes
Single and Dual ports
1x and 4x wide
Transmitter and receiver electrical characteristics
Characteristics at IT, CT, and XT
Jitter
Receiver jitter tolerance
Compliant jitter test pattern (CJTPAT)
Impedance
Electrical TxRx connections
Transmitter characteristics
Receiver
Spread spectrum clocking
Non-tracking clock architecture
READY LED signal electrical characteristics
Phy layer
Phy layer overview
Encoding (8b10b)
Character encoding and decoding
Bit order
Out of band (OOB) signals
SP (phy layer) state machine
SP_DWS (phy layer dword synchronization) state machine
Link Layer
Link Layer functions
8b/10b encoding
OOB
Primitives
Primitives not specific to type of connections
Primitives used only inside SSP and SMP connections
Primitives used only inside STP connections and on SATA physical links
Address frames and usage
Link initialization
Power management
Loopback tests
Physical vs. logical links
CRC and Scrambling
Clock skew management
Idle physical links
Address frames
Identification and hard reset sequence
Identification and hard reset sequence overview
Power management
Closing an SSP connection
SSP (link layer for SSP phys) state machines
STP Link Layer
SMP Link Layer
SSP Connections
STP Connections
Error handling
Port layer
Port layer overview
PL (port layer) state machines
Timers and count
Port layer overall control (PL_OC) state machine
Port layer phy manager (PL_PM) state machine
Transport Layer
Transport Layer Functions
SSP transport layer
SSP frame format
Information units
Sequences of SSP frames
SSP transport layer handling of link layer errors.
SSP transport layer error handling
STP transport layer
SMP transport layer
MT (transport layer for SMP ports) state machines
Application layer
Application layer overview
SCSI application layer
Device server error handling
SCSI transport protocol event notifications
SCSI com 306
SCSI mode parameters
SCSI log parameters
SCSI power conditions
SCSI vital product data (VPD)
ATA application layer
Management application layer
State Machines
Descriptions & Operations
Transport & Link
SMP Transport & Link
SAS Link
State machines and SAS device, SAS port, and SAS phy objects
Messages between state machines
Messages between phy layer and other layers
Messages between link layer, port layer, and transport layer for SSP
Messages between link layer, port layer, and transport layer for SMP
Transport layer to application layer for SSP
Transport layer to application layer for SMP
Expanders
Overview
Expander device model overview
Expander ports
Expander connection manager (ECM)
Expander connection router (ECR)
Broadcast primitive processor (BPP)
Expander device interfaces
Expander device routing
Resets
Power Management.
STP Multi-initiator
Expander communication
Multiple expanders
Standards and Futture Trends
Current Standards
T10 Committee
Serial ATA Group
Serial Attached SCSI Working Group
Products
Future
Testing and verification (hands-on)
The design of systems & devices
Practical Verification of Embedded Hardware and Software
Test and verification of SAS semiconductors, devices
Systems design verification systems
SAS Analyzers
SAS traffic capture, display and analysis
Collection of SAS trace data
Hardware captures and displays SAS traffic between host and device
Capture and decoding of the SAS protocol
Sync generation or cable testing
Detect errors
Real Time Monitor
Compatibility Tester
Analyze protocol traffic and debug and test devices
Test Cases and Scenarios
Case Study 1
Case Study 2
Lab 1
Lab 2
Lab 3
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