17.1 Storage Expansion - Entry
Figure 313: Disk bays in JX40 S2 used for storage expansion from 24TB to up to 120TB
If new ETERNUS JX40 S2 storage modules should be added to the system, you have to
decide where to mount them. It is recommended to mount them at a stretch immediately on
top or immediately below the server. See section
"Locating the Mounting Position" on page
"Installing a Storage Module in the Rack" on page 89
When planning the mounting positions, consider the maximum length of the SAS
cables: The maximum length of the cable between the server and the first JX40
S2 module (JX40-1) is 3.5m and the cables between the JX40 S2 modules have a
maximum length of 1.1m.
Using longer cables may cause malfunction with a risk of data loss!
The procedure of storage expansion requires a reboot of the ETERNUS CS800 S6 to
integrate the new hardware. In general it is possible to connect the additional storage
modules and/or to plug in the additional disks while the system is operable. Nevertheless to
prevent from accidentally damaging the system it is recommended to shut down the system
before working on its hardware. Of course a shutdown is mandatory if the already existing
components must be disconnected or relocated for any reason.
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