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PacketShaper 12000 Series Maintenance Guide

PS12000 Hard Disk Drive

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Install the new HDD assembly.

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Insert the new HDD assembly into the drive bay by pushing the drive body.

b.

Snap the locking lever into place.

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(Optional) Lock the drive using a flathead screwdriver. Do not overtorque the locking 
mechanism

4.

Reinstall the appliance cabling.

a.

Reconnect the network cabling as necessary for your deployment.

b.

Reconnect the power cords.

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Summary of Contents for PacketShaper PS12000 Series

Page 1: ...B E T A D R A Blue Coat PacketShaper Maintenance and Upgrade Guide PS12000 Series Document Number 231 03152 Rev B 0...

Page 2: ...d to any electronic medium or other means without the written consent of Blue Coat Systems Inc All right title and interest in and to the Software and documentation are and shall remain the exclusive...

Page 3: ...EM Card Listing 14 Replacing the LEM Card Bracket Optional 16 Installing a LEM Card 18 Replacing the Main Slot LEM Card 23 Verifying the LEM Installation 27 PS12000 Fan Assembly 29 Pre Installation Ch...

Page 4: ...4 PacketShaper 12000 Series Maintenance Guide Replacing the Power Supply Unit PSU 42 Verifying Power Supply Replacement 42 PS12000 Front Bezel 43 Pre Installation Checklist 43 Replacing the Bezel 44...

Page 5: ...If your system uses more than one AC power cord make sure all AC power cords are unplugged before you open the chassis or add or remove any non hot plug components The power supply in this product co...

Page 6: ...ving access cover s Upon completion of accessing the inside of the product refasten access cover with original screws or fasteners Do not access the inside of the power supply There are no serviceable...

Page 7: ...tShaper 12000 Series System Diagram The following illustrations show the location of the replaceable components on the Blue Coat PacketShaper 12000 Series appliance 1 System HDD Data HDD Power Supply...

Page 8: ...located on the front panel of the appliance The rear panel includes the power supply adapter LED which indicates proper functioning of the power supply units and the ID LED that is used to locate the...

Page 9: ...ts e g a disconnected power cord can also cause a critical fault error see the Alerts panel in the Sky UI for more information Red flickering System errors non fatal faults e g a non critical threshol...

Page 10: ...unitfailure oroneofthetwo power supply units is not connected to an AC power source Amber flickering Warning event for any of the following conditions high temperature high current high power slow fan...

Page 11: ...w direct standby feature 2 Inside port 10 100 1000 Base T interface pass through interface 3 Outside port 10 100 1000 Base T interface pass through interface 4 Management port Onboard 10 100 1000 Bas...

Page 12: ...About This Guide 12 PacketShaper 12000 Series Maintenance Guide...

Page 13: ...in slot supports a low profile PCI E card which accommodates the included dual port single bridge Ethernet Gigabit copper card You can replace this card with an optional LEM depending on your deployme...

Page 14: ...E T Copper LEM 1 Bridge The PS12000 comes equipped with this card in the main slot Main slot low profile replaces existing card None LEM PS12000 2GigE SX Dual port module 1000BASE SX Fiber Optic LEM 1...

Page 15: ...R Dual port module 10GBASE SR Fiber Optic LEM 1 Bridge LEMormainslot usingtheincluded low profile bracket see Replacing the LEM Card Bracket Optional on page 16 for more information Requires PacketWis...

Page 16: ...me with the full height bracket preinstalled onto the circuit board If you want to install the LEM into main you must first replace the bracket with the optional low profile bracket To replace the ful...

Page 17: ...Phillips head screws that were removed in the previous step Next If you are installing a full height network card into your appliance see Installing a LEM Card on page 18 If you are installing a low p...

Page 18: ...pliance and disconnect both power cords Unplug the power cords from the AC power outlet and then from the appliance 2 Remove the rear top cover a Remove the screw on the top cover b Slide and lift the...

Page 19: ...e PCI riser card assembly a Loosen the thumbscrews b Unlock the release clips c Lift the PCI riser card assembly out of the appliance 4 Unlock the securing tab and remove the dummy expansion slot cove...

Page 20: ...w card by holding the edges of the card and gently inserting into the LEM slot It might be necessary to lightly rock the LEM card into position Verify that the PCI card has been fully seated and is al...

Page 21: ...and gently press down until fully seated b Verify that the alignment notch at the front of the riser card is properly aligned and that the blue release clips have locked into place c Tighten the thum...

Page 22: ...PS12000 LAN Expansion Module 9 Install the appliance cabling a Connect the network cabling as necessary for your deployment b Reconnect the power cords Next VerifythatyouhavecorrectlyinstalledtheLEMca...

Page 23: ...C power outlet and then from the appliance 2 Remove the rear top cover a Take off the screw on the top cover b Slide and lift the top cover off the appliance by pressing the blue button and sliding th...

Page 24: ...by opening the securing latch and gently pulling out the card 5 Insert the new card by holding the edges of the card and gently inserting into the main slot It might be necessary to lightly rock the L...

Page 25: ...efully reinstall the PCI riser card into the chassis a Align the connectors on the riser card with those on the system board and gently press down until fully seated b Verify that the alignment notch...

Page 26: ...es on the chassis b Slide the cover to the front until the gap closes c Secure the top cover with the screw 9 Install the appliance cabling a Connect the network cabling as necessary for your deployme...

Page 27: ...Shaper Sky UI navigate to the Info tab and review the information in the Alerts and Settings panel 3 If the card was successfully installed status information about the new adapter NIC ports are displ...

Page 28: ...28 PacketShaper 12000 Series Maintenance Guide PS12000 LAN Expansion Module...

Page 29: ...the motherboard the backplane and the disk drives The fan assemblies are numbered from left to right as indicated in the diagram below Note Fan assemblies are not hot swappable power off the appliance...

Page 30: ...the Alerts panel with either of the following errors Below Lower Critical Above Upper Critical Note Both fan related alerts require fan assembly replacement Replacing the Fan Assembly To replace a fa...

Page 31: ...r and lifting out of the appliance 4 Remove the defective fan assembly by holding the front and back of the fan assembly and lifting off the system board 5 Install the new fan assembly by matching the...

Page 32: ...press down into place 7 Replace the rear top cover a Align the top cover along the notches on the chassis b Slide the cover to the front until the gap closes c Secure the top cover with the screw 8 R...

Page 33: ...een correctly installed and is operational check the status of the device in the PacketShaper Sky UI 1 Log into the PacketShaper 12000 Series appliance 2 From the PacketShaper Sky UI navigate to the I...

Page 34: ...34 PacketShaper 12000 Series Maintenance Guide PS12000 Fan Assembly...

Page 35: ...d disk drives will result in system boot failure Take precautions to avoid mixing the HDDs when removed from the chassis The Data disk drive can be replaced without any reconfiguration of the applianc...

Page 36: ...session b Change directory using the following command cd 9 258 c If you receive errors after issuing the command the data drive might require replacement 2 Check the System hard disk drive necessary...

Page 37: ...onnect both power cords Unplug the power cords from the AC power outlet and then from the appliance 2 Remove the faulty HDD assembly from the appliance a Unlock the HDD using a flathead screwdriver Do...

Page 38: ...into the drive bay by pushing the drive body b Snap the locking lever into place c Optional Lock the drive using a flathead screwdriver Do not overtorque the locking mechanism 4 Reinstall the applian...

Page 39: ...EM Drive Replacement Function Check When the System hard disk drive has been correctly installed the backup configuration file located on the Data disk is automatically installed onto the new System d...

Page 40: ...40 PacketShaper 12000 Series Maintenance Guide PS12000 Hard Disk Drive...

Page 41: ...UI navigate to the Info tab Review the information in the Alerts panel 3 If a PSU is no longer running according to specifications or has failed it will be listed in the Alerts panel with the followi...

Page 42: ...le b towards you 3 Insert the new PSU into the appliance The PSU will click into place 4 Connect a power cord between the new PSU and a power source Verifying Power Supply Replacement To verify that a...

Page 43: ...nstallation Checklist Item Description Tools Required Phillips head screwdriver Components Supplied Front bezel assembly Plasticbagcontainingastickerforthehardwaremodelidentificationandblanklabels for...

Page 44: ...rew that secures the top cover b Slide and lift the top cover off the appliance While pressing the blue button slide the top cover towards the rear of the appliance Slide the cover out about an inch a...

Page 45: ...ining clip pull the retaining clip to the right and lift it out of the appliance b Lift the bracket off the appliance 4 Remove the screws that secure the old bezel into place and remove the existing b...

Page 46: ...attach the hardware model identification sticker in the recess located at the lower right hand corner of the bezel The sticker is included in the plastic bag that ships with the bezel 6 Reattach the b...

Page 47: ...intenance Guide 47 PS12000 Front Bezel 7 Replace the covers a Reattach the front cover b Raise the blue locking tabs to lock the front cover in place c Reattach the rear cover and secure the cover wit...

Page 48: ...48 PacketShaper 12000 Series Maintenance Guide PS12000 Front Bezel...

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