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Opening the system

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Removing the DIMMs .

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Installing the DIMMs .

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Reinstalling the motherboard tray and booting the system .

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Running diagnostics on the DIMM

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Completing the replacement process .

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Replacing PCI cards and risers in an N7000 series system .

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Shutting down the node .

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Opening the system

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Removing a PCI card .

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Installing a PCI card .

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Reinstalling the motherboard tray and booting the system .

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Running diagnostics on a PCI card

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Completing the replacement process .

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Replacing the motherboard tray in an N7000 series system

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Shutting down the node .

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Saving the Fibre Channel configuration for HA pairs in SAN configurations.

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Removing the motherboard tray and components

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Installing the components and the new motherboard tray .

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Verifying time after replacing the motherboard tray in an HA pair .

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Installing the firmware after replacing the motherboard tray .

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Running diagnostics on the motherboard tray and resetting the partner-sysid .

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Restoring the Fibre Channel configuration for HA pairs in SAN configurations .

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Completing the replacement process .

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Replacing an NVRAM adapter in an N7000 series system (Data ONTAP 8.1.x and earlier) .

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Replacing an NVRAM adapter in a system operating in 7-Mode.

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Replacing an NVRAM adapter in an N7000 series system (Data ONTAP 8.2) .

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Replacing a NVRAM adapter in 7-Mode environments

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Replacing an NVRAM adapter in clustered Data ONTAP.

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Replacing the LED/LCD/CompactFlash module in an N7000 series system

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Shutting down the node .

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Removing the module

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Installing the module .

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Completing the replacement process.

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Installing the Cable Management Tray on an N7000 series system .

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Replacing the Fibre Channel tray in an N7000 series system .

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Shutting down the node .

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Removing the Fibre Channel tray.

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Installing the Fibre Channel tray .

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Running diagnostics on the Fibre Channel tray .

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Completing the replacement process.

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Appendix A. Recommended power line sizes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137

Recommended AC power line sizes .

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Appendix B. FRU/CRU and power cord list for N series products . . . . . . . . . . 139

FRU/CRU list for N series products .

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Power cord list for N series products

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Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143

Trademarks .

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Important notes

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Electronic emission notices .

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Federal Communications Commission Statement

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Industry Canada Compliance Statement

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Australia and New Zealand Class A Statement .

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European Union Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive.

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Germany Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive .

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People's Republic of China Class A Statement

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Taiwan Class A Statement .

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Contents

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Summary of Contents for N7800

Page 1: ...IBM System Storage N7000 Series Hardware and Service Guide Covering the N7600 N7800 N7700 and N7900 systems GC26 7953 13...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...IBM System Storage N7000 Series Hardware and Service Guide Covering the N7600 N7800 N7700 and N7900 systems GC26 7953 13...

Page 4: ...NES CORPORATION PROVIDES THIS PUBLICATION AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULA...

Page 5: ...or advice v Attention notices on page v These notices indicate potential damage to programs devices or data v Caution notices on page v These statements indicate situations that can be potentially ha...

Page 6: ...nsure outlet supplies proper voltage and phase rotation according to the system rating plate v Connect any equipment that will be attached to this product to properly wired outlets v When possible use...

Page 7: ...different symbols as in the examples below If the symbol is It means A hazardous electrical condition with less severity than electrical danger A generally hazardous condition not represented by other...

Page 8: ...smitting on system links with laser modules that operate at greater than Class 1 power levels For this reason never look into the end of an optical fiber cable or open receptacle C027 Attention In the...

Page 9: ...s shelves or work spaces Do not place objects on top of rack mounted devices v Each rack cabinet might have more than one power cord Be sure to disconnect all power cords in the rack cabinet when dire...

Page 10: ...correct power connection to a rack refer to the rating labels located on the equipment in the rack to determine the total power requirement of the supply circuit v For sliding drawers Do not pull out...

Page 11: ...nd cables are secure Ensure that the four leveling pads are raised to their highest position Ensure that there is no stabilizer bracket installed on the rack cabinet during movement Do not use a ramp...

Page 12: ...x IBM System Storage N7000 Series Hardware and Service Guide...

Page 13: ...atting conventions xxiii Keyboard conventions xxiv How to send your comments xxiv Chapter 1 Preparing for the installation 1 Required manuals tools and equipment 1 Handling static sensitive devices 1...

Page 14: ...x 32 Replacing a CompactFlash card in an active active configuration running Data ONTAP 7 x 35 Replacing the CompactFlash card in an N7000 series system running Data ONTAP 8 0 40 Replacing a CompactF...

Page 15: ...an NVRAM adapter in a system operating in 7 Mode 94 Replacing an NVRAM adapter in an N7000 series system Data ONTAP 8 2 104 Replacing a NVRAM adapter in 7 Mode environments 104 Replacing an NVRAM ada...

Page 16: ...ment 148 Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association Statement 148 Korean Communications Commission Class A Statement 149 Russia Electromagnetic Interference Class A Statement...

Page 17: ...fan module 57 16 Removing the RLM carrier 60 17 Removing the power supply 64 18 Removing the cable management tray 68 19 Removing the motherboard tray 68 20 Removing the RTC battery 69 21 Removing th...

Page 18: ...xvi IBM System Storage N7000 Series Hardware and Service Guide...

Page 19: ...lectrical requirements with five Performance Acceleration Modules or Flash Cache modules 4 8 Installation process procedures 7 9 Manuals for configuring and using the RLM 19 10 N7000 series system fro...

Page 20: ...xviii IBM System Storage N7000 Series Hardware and Service Guide...

Page 21: ...ning Data ONTAP 7 x and Data ONTAP 8 x 7 Mode In the Data ONTAP 8 x 7 Mode product name the term 7 Mode signifies that the 8 x release has the same features and functionality found in the prior Data O...

Page 22: ...found at the following web page www ibm com storage nas v The IBM System Storage N series support website requires users to register in order to obtain access to N series support content on the web T...

Page 23: ...ipped with your hardware product in printed documents or as PDF files on a documentation CD For the latest N series hardware product documentation PDFs go to the IBM N series support website Hardware...

Page 24: ...s refers to a pair of storage systems sometimes called nodes configured to serve data for each other if one of the two systems stops functioning Also sometimes referred to as active active pairs clust...

Page 25: ...nsion units in a stack of storage expansion units and the number of storage expansion unit stacks in a configuration are dependent on the type of storage system Command conventions You can enter comma...

Page 26: ...y Enter Used to refer to the key that generates a carriage return although the key is named Return on some keyboards type Used to mean pressing one or more keys on the keyboard enter Used to mean pres...

Page 27: ...eet for your storage system to gather the information that the software setup process requires The configuration worksheet is provided in the Data ONTAP Software Setup Guide for your version of Data O...

Page 28: ...on This section identifies the shipment contents and the rules and regulations you need to observe for the proper installation of your N7000 series system It also provides an overview of the entire sy...

Page 29: ...l versions 15 2 cm 6 in Front maintenance All versions 63 5 cm 25 in Rear cooling All versions 30 5 cm 12 in Rear maintenance All versions 102 cm 40 in Table 3 N7000 series system environmental requir...

Page 30: ...nput power measured W 1009 293 585 969 289 578 Thermal dissipation BTU hr 3440 998 1996 3305 985 1969 Input power frequency Hz 50 to 60 Table 6 N7800 and N7900 electrical requirements Input voltage 10...

Page 31: ...2 power cords 8 SFPs SFPs might be installed in the N7000 series system as shipped There will also be envelopes with the software EULA and license keys A rail kit for mounting the N7700 in a standard...

Page 32: ...n a standard 19 inch rack may also be present Rules for installing the N7000 series system in a rack You need to observe the following rules and restrictions when installing an N7000 series system in...

Page 33: ...l as other Data ONTAP documentation is available on the IBM N series support website which is accessed and navigated as described in Websites on page xx If you are configuring a storage system as part...

Page 34: ...rage expansion units on page 10 or the Installation and Setup Instructions that came with your system Gateway Connect the N7000 gateway system to the back end storage Yes n a Customer The Data ONTAP G...

Page 35: ...o not put excess weight on the cable at the connection point Be sure that the cable is well supported CAUTION Data processing environments can contain equipment transmitting on system links with laser...

Page 36: ...Connecting your N7000 series system to storage The N7000 series system has eight onboard Fibre Channel ports labeled 0a thru 0h as shown in Figure 1 Additional HBAs can be plugged into the PCI slots t...

Page 37: ...cribes how to cable your filer storage system using a dual port optical Fibre Channel expansion adapter for storage expansion unit disk shelf storage Attention If you are connecting to a stack or stac...

Page 38: ...nit cable to Port b of the Fibre Channel expansion adapter and then connect the other end of the cable to the In port of ESH2 ESH4 or AT FCX B on storage expansion unit 1 b Connect the Out port of ESH...

Page 39: ...rt 3 Repeat Step 2 connecting output to input for the remaining storage expansion units in the loop Out In Out In B A Out In Out In B A Out In Out In B A Out In Out In B A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5...

Page 40: ...html Refer to the documentation for your external storage for additional information Connecting your N7000 series system to a third party device You can connect third party devices to your N7000 seri...

Page 41: ...and enables you to perform system administration For information about ASCII terminal console wiring DB 9 to RJ 45 console adapter pin connections and connecting your system to an ASCII terminal conso...

Page 42: ...16 IBM System Storage N7000 Series Hardware and Service Guide...

Page 43: ...st be identical on both storage system nodes If you have a high availability or active active configuration IBM recommends that you print and complete two copies of the configuration worksheet one for...

Page 44: ...high availability configuration to an edge switch and use this switch as a bridge to the fabric For information about specific switch models supported and fabric configuration guidelines see the IBM S...

Page 45: ...uide for your version of Data ONTAP Configuring and using the RLM The following table provides a list of documents for configuring and using the RLM These documents are available on the IBM N series s...

Page 46: ...20 IBM System Storage N7000 Series Hardware and Service Guide...

Page 47: ...ystem and optional adapter cards see the IBM System Storage N series Platform Monitoring Guide For diagnostic information about your system see the IBM System Storage N series Diagnostics Guide Monito...

Page 48: ...ult is displayed in the LCD Note This LED remains lit during boot while the operating system loads Power Green The system is receiving power Off The system is not receiving power Monitoring the rear p...

Page 49: ...wo modes Initiator and Target For information about monitoring the LEDs for your optional Fibre Channel HBAs refer to the IBM System Storage N series Platform Monitoring Guide Ethernet port LEDs Your...

Page 50: ...M6 Attention This might occur if your system did not shut down properly as in the case of a power failure or panic The data is replayed when the system boots up again PH1 Green On The physical connect...

Page 51: ...ate whether the power supply is functioning normally or whether there are problems with the hardware You can also identify any hardware failure associated with the power supplies from the error messag...

Page 52: ...On Flashing There is AC power present but the power supply is not enabled Off Off There is no power to this power supply Monitoring the fans To monitor the fans check the console error messages and l...

Page 53: ...Table 15 Fan LED descriptions continued LED description Description Off There is no power to the system or the fan is operational Chapter 4 Monitoring your system 27...

Page 54: ...28 IBM System Storage N7000 Series Hardware and Service Guide...

Page 55: ...system on page 56 v Installing or replacing the RLM in an N7000 series system on page 58 v Replacing a power supply on an N7000 series system on page 64 v Replacing the Real Time Clock RTC battery in...

Page 56: ...system 5 Fans RLM CompactFlash card n70hw002 LED LCD CompactFlash Module Figure 11 N7000 series system components Front 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Console Port RLM Port n70hw003 Expansion Adapter Slots 2 Power...

Page 57: ...the IBM N series support website which is accessed and navigated as described in Websites on page xx v IBM System Storage N series Data ONTAP Upgrade Guide as applicable v IBM System Storage N series...

Page 58: ...CompactFlash card on page 33 v Placing a boot image on the CompactFlash card on page 33 v Updating the CompactFlash card on page 34 v Completing the replacement process on page 35 Removing the Compac...

Page 59: ...to Placing a boot image on the CompactFlash card If your replacement CompactFlash card has a software image already installed go to Updating the CompactFlash card on page 34 Placing a boot image on th...

Page 60: ...ed netapp_ rlse x86 64 where rlse is the Data ONTAP release 5 Rename the netapp_ rlse x86 64 image to Primary KRN 6 Install the CompactFlash card with the kernel image into the system 7 Go to Updating...

Page 61: ...es a primary and secondary set of system files on it also called the boot image that the system uses when it boots To replace the CompactFlash card you must complete a specific sequence of procedures...

Page 62: ...nd unplug them from the power source 6 While grounded remove the bezel and set it aside 7 Remove the CompactFlash card from the target node by removing the bezel flipping the ejector lever up on the L...

Page 63: ...to display the Special Boot Menu 11 Determine what version of Data ONTAP the system is running by entering the following command on the target node console version 12 Start clustering by entering the...

Page 64: ...ge is called netapp_ rlse x86 64 It is located on your PC in the boot folder in the files you extracted from rlse_setup exe 6 Rename the netapp_ rlse x86 64 image to Primary KRN 7 While grounded insta...

Page 65: ...annel port configuration on the CompactFlash card v If the variable values are different or need modification complete the following substeps a Set the values of the individual variables by entering t...

Page 66: ...ng Data ONTAP 8 x in 7 Mode Before you begin Before extracting the compressed system files during the CompactFlash card installation process you must make sure that the utility you use is set to suppr...

Page 67: ...de go to the next step v If the target node took over the partner node give back the partner node using the cf giveback command from the target node initiate the takeover from the partner node using t...

Page 68: ...iles to the CompactFlash card you must have the following v The blank replacement CompactFlash card you received from your provider v A PC or laptop with a CompactFlash reader writer that is running W...

Page 69: ...ntents of the file named diags tgz to the root directory on the CompactFlash card This creates the directory structure for the diagnostics utilities and firmware 9 Verify the directory structure on th...

Page 70: ...command on the NFS client mount node_name vol vol0 mnt node_name 5 Verify the contents of the newly mounted volume by entering the following command on the NFS client ls al mnt node_name etc varfs tgz...

Page 71: ...oller Procedure 1 If you are not already grounded properly ground yourself 2 Remove the bezel if necessary and locate the CompactFlash card slot in the LCD module 3 Align the CompactFlash card with th...

Page 72: ...ir and you did not copy the varfs tgz to the boot device Complete the following substeps when the following menu is displayed 1 Select the Update flash from backup config from the displayed menu 2 Ent...

Page 73: ...necessary and locate the CompactFlash card slot in the LCD module 5 Align the CompactFlash card with the CompactFlash card socket or connector and then firmly push the CompactFlash card into the socke...

Page 74: ...ssary for your interface For details use the help ifconfig command at the LOADER prompt 13 At the boot environment prompt enter the following command netboot http path_to_web accessible_directory netb...

Page 75: ...he system files and restore configuration information to your HA pair nondisruptively by using netboot and the partner node Before you begin v You must have the blank replacement CompactFlash card tha...

Page 76: ...make sure that it is seated squarely and completely in the socket or connector If necessary remove the CompactFlash card and reseat it into the socket 7 Replace the bezel 8 Reinstall the cable manage...

Page 77: ...or details use the help ifconfig command at the LOADER prompt 12 At the boot environment prompt enter the following command netboot http path_to_web accessible_directory netboot kernel 13 Select the I...

Page 78: ...ng y when you see the following screen The restore configuration has been copied from the HA partner to this node would you like to use this restored copy now y n y CF device dev ad0 found Checking de...

Page 79: ...he web accessible directory Your directory listing should contain the following file and directory image tgz netboot 3 If you are not already grounded properly ground yourself 4 Remove the bezel if ne...

Page 80: ...for your interface For details use the help ifconfig command at the LOADER prompt 12 At the LOADER prompt enter the following command netboot http path_to_the_web accessible_directory netboot kernel...

Page 81: ...software Do you want to reboot now y n y The controller module reboots but stops at the boot environment prompt 3 Boot Data ONTAP by entering the following command at the boot environment prompt boot...

Page 82: ...g a fan module in an N7000 series system To replace a fan module you must perform the following tasks in order About this task The fan module is hot swappable and can be replaced without interrupting...

Page 83: ...free from the chassis and injure you 1 Thumbscrew 2 Release tab 6 Set the fan module aside Installing a fan module To replace the fan module you must perform the following steps in order Procedure 1...

Page 84: ...h all versions of Data ONTAP supported by your system v This procedure refers to HA pairs which in releases prior to Data ONTAP 8 0 were called active active configurations v All other components in t...

Page 85: ...DC source and then remove the DC wires if necessary Shutting down the node in a stand alone system For a node that is not configured with a high availability HA partner you must perform a clean shutdo...

Page 86: ...the chassis 2 Loosen the thumbscrew on the left side of the RLM carrier and then swing the retaining arm to the right 1 Thumbscrew 2 Retaining bar 3 Slide the RLM out of the carrier and set it aside...

Page 87: ...trix on the IBM N series support website Go to the next step 6 Plug one end of an RJ 45 cable into the RLM port and then plug the other end into a 10 100 Ethernet network port The network for the RLM...

Page 88: ...IBM N series support website which is accessed and navigated as described in Websites on page xx Refer to the list of current RLM firmware versions in the System RLM SP and Disk Shelf Firmware Matrix...

Page 89: ...nning diagnostics on the RLM You should run diagnostics on the RLM to confirm its operation Procedure 1 Reboot the system and interrupt the boot process 2 Enter the following at the prompt boot_diags...

Page 90: ...To remove a power supply you must follow the steps to identify the one you want to remove disconnect the power cord and remove the power supply from the chassis About this task Attention You must rep...

Page 91: ...re not already grounded properly ground yourself 3 Align the edges of the power supply with the opening in the system chassis and gently push the power supply into the chassis until the cam handle beg...

Page 92: ...ither node For Issue the command 7 Mode cf status Cluster Mode storage failover show 2 Take one of the following actions depending on the result of the storage failover show or cf status command If Th...

Page 93: ...s flashing red after you enter the halt local command reboot your system and try halting it again 2 If you are not already grounded properly ground yourself 3 Turn off the power supplies and unplug bo...

Page 94: ...p to replace components on the motherboard tray However your system must be on a stable surface where the chassis and motherboard tray are supported so that your system cannot tip when you pull the mo...

Page 95: ...tery You must use this procedure to install a Real Time Clock RTC battery Procedure 1 If you are not already grounded properly ground yourself 2 Remove the replacement battery from the antistatic ship...

Page 96: ...diagnostics Procedure 1 From the diagnostics menu select and complete the appropriate tests See the IBM System Storage N series Diagnostics Guide for information about specific diagnostics tests you...

Page 97: ...the target node date_and_time is the date and time setting for the node in the format MM DD YYYY HH MM SS Note See the Data ONTAP Cluster Mode System Administration Guide or Cluster Mode Administrati...

Page 98: ...tus of the target node the node you want to perform maintenance on by entering the following command at the system console of either node For Issue the command 7 Mode cf status Cluster Mode storage fa...

Page 99: ...that blinks if there is unwritten data in the NVRAM If this LED is flashing red after you enter the halt local command reboot your system and try halting it again 2 If you are not already grounded pr...

Page 100: ...p to replace components on the motherboard tray However your system must be on a stable surface where the chassis and motherboard tray are supported so that your system cannot tip when you pull the mo...

Page 101: ...already grounded properly ground yourself 2 Locate the DIMMs 3 Note the orientation of the DIMM in the socket so that you can insert the replacement DIMM in the proper orientation 4 Push apart the lat...

Page 102: ...d into the slot The edge connector on the DIMM must make complete contact with the slot 5 Push carefully but firmly on the top edge of the DIMM until the latches snap into place over the notches at th...

Page 103: ...g command at the prompt to boot the system boot_ontap Completing the replacement process Return the failed part to IBM Contact IBM Service and Support at 1 800 IBM SERV 1 800 426 7378 for more informa...

Page 104: ...this procedure The partner node took over the target node The target node is in a state where you can shut it down go to the next step in this procedure The target node took over the partner node 1 C...

Page 105: ...2 If you are not already grounded properly ground yourself 3 Turn off the power supplies and unplug both power cords from the power source If your system uses Then AC power Unplug the power cords from...

Page 106: ...p to replace components on the motherboard tray However your system must be on a stable surface where the chassis and motherboard tray are supported so that your system cannot tip when you pull the mo...

Page 107: ...et 2 Loosen the thumbscrew on the secondary PCI retaining bracket located at the back of the motherboard tray and then lift the retaining bracket up and off the chassis frame 3 Remove any retaining sc...

Page 108: ...the system The cam handle begins to engage when the motherboard tray is properly seated all the way inside the system 2 Firmly push the cam handle to finish seating the motherboard tray in the system...

Page 109: ...Data ONTAP 8 0 were called active active configurations v All disk shelves must be working properly and you cannot change any disks or disk shelves as part of this procedure v You must be replacing a...

Page 110: ...ommand 7 Mode cf takeover Cluster Mode storage failover takeover bynode node 4 If you are not already grounded properly ground yourself 5 Turn off the power supplies and disconnect the power on the ta...

Page 111: ...owing command from the partner node to save the onboard Fibre Channel port configuration information for the target node the system on which you are replacing the motherboard tray partner fcadmin conf...

Page 112: ...s and set it aside Make sure that you support the bottom of the tray with your free hand when removing it from the chassis 7 Loosen the six thumbscrews that secure the motherboard tray to the chassis...

Page 113: ...Remove the slide rails from the sides of the motherboard tray 11 Set the six screws and rails in a safe place you need them for the replacement motherboard tray Removing a PCI card You must use this...

Page 114: ...e a note of which slot the adapter was in You need this information when reinstalling the PCI adapters in the new motherboard tray 5 Repeat the above steps as needed Moving the DIMMs to the new mother...

Page 115: ...ign it over the slot The notch among the pins on the DIMM should line up with the tab in the socket 6 Insert the DIMM straight into the slot The DIMM fits tightly in the slot but should go in easily I...

Page 116: ...motherboard tray After you replace a component within the motherboard tray you must reinstall the motherboard tray in the system chassis Procedure 1 Attach the slide rails that you removed from the ol...

Page 117: ...the following command at the boot prompt to check the time on the target node show date Current date time is 04 29 2009 16 58 15 4 If necessary use the set date command to set the time on the target...

Page 118: ...tner sysid partner system id 4 Enter the following command at the boot loader prompt boot_diags 5 Select mb from the menu and then select the comprehensive motherboard test from the test menu Examine...

Page 119: ...3 Enter one of the following commands depending on what you need to do v To program target ports fcadmin config t target adapter_name v To program initiator ports fcadmin config t initiator adapter_n...

Page 120: ...tem operating in 7 Mode You must use a specific procedure to replace the adapter in a system operating in 7 Mode Because the disk ownership ID is based on the NVRAM adapter serial number as the last p...

Page 121: ...ve the power cords DC power Remove the power at the DC source Remove the DC wires if necessary Shutting down the node in a stand alone system For a node that is not configured with a high availability...

Page 122: ...cables in the cable clips of the cable management tray so that when you reinstall the cable management tray the cables are already aligned If your system uses Use this method to disconnect the cables...

Page 123: ...ndle Press latch Opening the system To access components inside the motherboard tray you must open the system Procedure 1 If you are not already grounded properly ground yourself 2 Unplug the system c...

Page 124: ...ystem must be on a stable surface where the chassis and motherboard tray are supported so that your system cannot tip when you pull the motherboard tray away from the chassis 1 1 Motherboard tray 5 Lo...

Page 125: ...and gently rocking it out of the socket It should be placed on an antistatic surface 3 2 1 1 NVRAM adapter 2 Secondary bracket 3 Primary bracket Installing the NVRAM adapter To install the new NVRAM a...

Page 126: ...again and press Ctrl C when prompted 7 Enter y when prompted to acknowledge the system ID mismatch due to the new NVRAM adapter Acknowledge the system ID mismatch Restoring var from CF WARNING System...

Page 127: ...ring the following command disk show v Note Make note of the new system ID which is displayed in the Local System ID field The following example contains the following information v system 2 is the ta...

Page 128: ...Step 2 v The old system ID is 118073209 v The new system ID is 118065481 Stand alone Reassign disk ownership by entering the following command at the Maintenance mode prompt of the target node disk r...

Page 129: ...ou must perform a final takeover and giveback from the target node About this task These steps must be taken regardless of the version of Data ONTAP you are using It is important that you apply the co...

Page 130: ...AP 8 2 only v This procedure uses the following terminology The impaired node is the node on which you are performing maintenance The healthy node is the HA partner of the impaired node v This procedu...

Page 131: ...s in Then A stand alone configuration and is running 1 Enter the following command at the console halt t 0 2 Go to step 6 A stand alone configuration and is not running Go to step 6 An HA pair Go to t...

Page 132: ...iber interconnect cables the media adapters Procedure 1 If you are not already grounded properly ground yourself 2 Remove the cables and any media converters SFPs from the NVRAM adapter Leave the cabl...

Page 133: ...ndle Press latch Opening the system To access components inside the motherboard tray you must open the system Procedure 1 If you are not already grounded properly ground yourself 2 Unplug the system c...

Page 134: ...ystem must be on a stable surface where the chassis and motherboard tray are supported so that your system cannot tip when you pull the motherboard tray away from the chassis 1 1 Motherboard tray 5 Lo...

Page 135: ...and gently rocking it out of the socket It should be placed on an antistatic surface 3 2 1 1 NVRAM adapter 2 Secondary bracket 3 Primary bracket Installing the NVRAM adapter To install the new NVRAM a...

Page 136: ...and then turn on the power Reassigning disks If the storage system is in an HA pair the system ID of the new NVRAM adapter is automatically assigned to the disks In a stand alone system you must manu...

Page 137: ...nt node In this example it is 1873774574 4 From the healthy node ensure that any coredumps on the replacement node are saved a Enter the following command partner savecore b If the command output indi...

Page 138: ...rt of the disk owner column The following example shows the old system ID of 118073209 disk show a Local System ID 118065481 DISK OWNER POOL SERIAL NUMBER HOME 0b 29 system 1 118073209 Pool0 J8XJE9LC...

Page 139: ...hannel FC ports are not preconfigured you must restore any FC port configurations in your HA pair before you bring the node back into service otherwise you might experience a disruption in service Sys...

Page 140: ...t_ontap 8 After the node boots up enter the following command to verify that the Fiber Channel configuration settings have been restored run local fcadmin config 3 If your configuration includes a gat...

Page 141: ...with the other nodes in the cluster Time Node Severity Event 8 13 2012 14 03 51 ssan 6240 12 INFORMATIONAL scsiblade in quorum The scsi blade on this node established quorum with the other nodes in th...

Page 142: ...g actions depending on the result of the storage failover show command v If the impaired node is not running or has been taken over by the healthy node go to step 4 v If the impaired node took over th...

Page 143: ...edure 1 If you are not already grounded properly ground yourself 2 Remove the cables and any media converters SFPs from the NVRAM adapter Leave the cables in the cable clips of the cable management tr...

Page 144: ...ress latch Opening the system To access components inside the motherboard tray you must open the system Procedure 1 If you are not already grounded properly ground yourself 2 Unplug the system cables...

Page 145: ...our system must be on a stable surface where the chassis and motherboard tray are supported so that your system cannot tip when you pull the motherboard tray away from the chassis 1 1 Motherboard tray...

Page 146: ...ntly rocking it out of the socket It should be placed on an antistatic surface 3 2 1 1 NVRAM adapter 2 Secondary bracket 3 Primary bracket Installing the NVRAM adapter To install the new NVRAM adapter...

Page 147: ...s If the storage system is in an HA pair the system ID of the new NVRAM adapter is automatically assigned to the disks In a stand alone system you must manually reassign the ID to the disks About this...

Page 148: ...A mailboxes node2 node1 false System ID changed on partner Old 151759755 New 151759706 In takeover 6 From the healthy node ensure that any coredumps on the replacement node are saved a From the health...

Page 149: ...plete e Enter the storage failover show command to confirm that the HA pair is healthy and takeover is possible The output from the storage failover show command should not include the System ID chang...

Page 150: ...old system ID In the case of the preceding example the command is disk reassign s 118073209 You can respond Y when prompted to continue 4 Verify that the disks or gateway LUNs were assigned correctly...

Page 151: ...C configurations can skip this procedure Before you begin You must have the values of the FC port settings that you saved earlier Procedure 1 From the healthy node verify the values of the FC configur...

Page 152: ...mmand halt After you issue the command wait until the system stops at the LOADER prompt 7 Enter the following command at the LOADER prompt printenv The following line should be present in the displaye...

Page 153: ...HA pair the module can be replaced without interrupting service About this task v You can use this procedure with all versions of Data ONTAP supported by your system v This procedure refers to HA pai...

Page 154: ...ower Remove the power at the DC source and then remove the DC wires if necessary Shutting down the node in a stand alone system For a node that is not configured with a high availability HA partner yo...

Page 155: ...ers of the module and remove the LED LCD CompactFlash module 1 Thumbscrews 2 Note The CompactFlash card in this module is a separate field replaceable unit FRU If you are replacing it also see appropr...

Page 156: ...s contact technical support Completing the replacement process Return the failed part to IBM Contact IBM Service and Support at 1 800 IBM SERV 1 800 426 7378 for more information on the return procedu...

Page 157: ...pport information see the IBM N series support website which is accessed and navigated as described in Websites on page xx Shutting down the node You shut down a node using different procedures depend...

Page 158: ...d with a high availability HA partner you must perform a clean shutdown ensuring that all data has been written to disk and disconnect the power supplies Procedure 1 Enter the following command from t...

Page 159: ...re 1 Remove the cable management tray by gently pushing the sides of the tray at the arrows and lifting the tray up 1 Cable management tray 2 Loosen the thumbscrews on both ends of the Fibre Channel t...

Page 160: ...Fibre Channel tray The bars should swing easily into place If they do not reseat the tray b Tighten the thumbscrews 4 Install the correct SFP modules into the ports on the Fibre Channel tray 5 Reinst...

Page 161: ...restores the configuration of the ports at boot However when replacing the Fibre Channel tray on a gateway system the WWPN and WWNN names on the WWPNs of the initiator ports do change If your configur...

Page 162: ...136 IBM System Storage N7000 Series Hardware and Service Guide...

Page 163: ...size for 2 voltage drop for a particular distance in feet taken from the Radio Engineer s Handbook Table 16 110V single phase recommended conductor sizes 110V single phase 20A circuit 30A circuit 40A...

Page 164: ...138 IBM System Storage N7000 Series Hardware and Service Guide...

Page 165: ...Norway Peru Poland Portugal Romania Russia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Suriname Sweden Turkey v 2 5 m 9 feet unshielded rated 250 V 10 A v Attached plug EL 211 CEE 7 VII designed for 200 240 V ac input FC...

Page 166: ...lded rated 250 V 10 A v Attached plug EL 208 BS 164 1 BS 546 designed for 200 240 V ac input FC 9011 Israel Provides power cords for Israel v 2 5 m 9 feet unshielded rated 250 V 10 A v Attached plug E...

Page 167: ...v Attached plug EL 610 CNS 10917 CNS 690 designed for 250 V ac input Appendix B FRU CRU and power cord list for N series products 141...

Page 168: ...142 IBM System Storage N7000 Series Hardware and Service Guide...

Page 169: ...consistent with local law INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION PROVIDES THIS PUBLICATION AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WA...

Page 170: ...er Network Appliance SnapCopy Snapshot and The Evolution of Storage are trademarks of Network Appliance Inc in the United States and or other countries and registered trademarks in some other countrie...

Page 171: ...se These products are offered and warranted solely by third parties IBM makes no representations or warranties with respect to non IBM products Support if any for the non IBM products is provided by t...

Page 172: ...nada Australia and New Zealand Class A Statement Attention This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product might cause radio interference in which case the user might be required to t...

Page 173: ...eich Funk St rungen verursachen in diesem Fall kann vom Betreiber verlangt werden angemessene Mabnahmen zu ergreifen und daf r aufzukommen Deutschland Einhaltung des Gesetzes ber die elektromagnetisch...

Page 174: ...Taiwan Tel 0800 016 888 Japan Voluntary Control Council for Interference Class A Statement This explains the Japan Voluntary Control Council for Interference VCCI statement Japan Electronics and Infor...

Page 175: ...power cords used in the United States and Canada are listed by Underwriter s Laboratories UL and certified by the Canadian Standards Association CSA For units intended to be operated at 115 volts Use...

Page 176: ...e attachment plug The cord set should have the appropriate safety approvals for the country in which the equipment will be installed IBM power cords for a specific country or region are usually availa...

Page 177: ...TAP 8 0 52 installing and transferring system files nondisruptively in 7 Mode 46 49 replacing in systems running Data ONTAP 8 x 40 CompactFlash module installing 129 removing 129 configuration workshe...

Page 178: ...high availability configuration tasks 17 high availability configurations 18 how to send your comments xxiv I initiator mode 18 installation preparation for 1 procedures for 7 rack vii rules 6 tools 1...

Page 179: ...diagnostics 82 installing 82 90 removing 81 87 physical characteristics 3 power separate circuit breakers for 10 power cords 149 feature codes 139 power line sizes 137 power supplies 10 interpreting L...

Page 180: ...ts verifying 32 system opening 67 73 79 T target node shutting down 35 terminators optical ports vi terminology xxii the controller module with normal boot 110 121 third party devices rules for connec...

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