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Configure the nodes

After you rack and cable the hardware, you are ready to configure your new storage resource.

Steps

1. Attach a keyboard and monitor to the node.

2. In the terminal user interface (TUI) that is displayed, configure the network and cluster settings for the node

by using the on-screen navigation.

You should get the IP address of the node from the TUI. You need this when you add the
node to a cluster. After you save the settings, the node is in a pending state, and can be
added to a cluster. See the <insert link to Setup section>.

3. Configure out-of-band management using the Baseboard Management Controller (BMC). These steps

apply 

only to H610S

 nodes.

a. Use a web browser and navigate to the default BMC IP address: 192.168.0.120

b. Log in using 

root

 as the username and 

calvin

 as the password.

c. From the node management screen, navigate to 

Settings

 > 

Network Settings

, and configure the

network parameters for the out-of-band management port.

See 

this KB article (log in required)

.

Create a cluster

After you add the storage node to your installation and configure the new storage resource, you are ready to
create a new storage cluster

Steps

1. From a client on the same network as the newly configured node, access the NetApp Element software UI

by entering the node’s IP address.

2. Enter the required information in the 

Create a New Cluster

 window. See the 

setup overview

 for more

information.

Find more information

•

NetApp SolidFire Resources Page

•

Documentation for earlier versions of NetApp SolidFire and Element products

Replace a H410S node

You should replace a storage node in the event of CPU failure, Radian card problems,
other motherboard issues, or if it does not power on. The instructions apply to H410S
storage nodes.

Alarms in the NetApp Element software UI alert you when a storage node fails. You should use the Element UI
to get the serial number (service tag) of the failed node. You need this information to locate the failed node in
the cluster.

Here is the back of a two rack unit (2U), four-node chassis with four storage nodes:

8

Summary of Contents for H410S

Page 1: ...information Element Software NetApp March 11 2022 This PDF was generated from https docs netapp com us en element software hardware task_h410s_h610s_install html on March 11 2022 Always check docs ne...

Page 2: ...of Contents H410S and H610S hardware information 1 Find more information 1 Install H series storage nodes 1 Replace a H410S node 8 Replace a H610S node 12 Replace drives 15 Replace a power supply uni...

Page 3: ...for earlier versions of NetApp SolidFire and Element products Install H series storage nodes Before you get started with your all flash storage system you should install and set up the storage nodes...

Page 4: ...H610S The terms node and chassis are used interchangeably in the case of H610S because node and chassis are not separate components unlike in the case of a 2U four node chassis 2...

Page 5: ...Prepare for installation In preparation for installation inventory the hardware that was shipped to you and contact NetApp Support if any of the items are missing 3...

Page 6: ...slightly for each node model Install hardware from the bottom of the rack up to the top to prevent the equipment from toppling over If your rack includes stabilizing devices install them before you i...

Page 7: ...other side of the rack H610S Here is an illustration for installing rails for an H610S storage node There are left and right rails on the H610S Position the screw hole towards the bottom so that the H...

Page 8: ...lead to premature component failures due to overheating Connect two CAT5e or higher cables in ports A and B for management connectivity Connect two SFP28 SFP cables or transceivers in ports C and D f...

Page 9: ...ls it can lead to premature component failures due to overheating Connect the node to a 10 25GbE network using two SFP28 or SFP cables Connect the node to a 1GbE network using two RJ45 connectors Conn...

Page 10: ...of band management port See this KB article log in required Create a cluster After you add the storage node to your installation and configure the new storage resource you are ready to create a new s...

Page 11: ...h level overview of the steps Prepare to replace the node Replace the node in the chassis Add the node to the cluster Prepare to replace the node You should remove the faulty storage node correctly fr...

Page 12: ...e faulty node from the cluster using the NetApp Element software UI you are ready to physically remove the node from the chassis You should install the replacement node in the same slot in the chassis...

Page 13: ...do not use excessive force when sliding the node into the chassis 8 Move the drives from the node you removed and insert them in the new node 9 Reconnect the cables to the ports from which you origin...

Page 14: ...w the list of available drives 7 Do one of the following To add individual drives select the Actions icon for the drive you want to add and then select Add To add multiple drives select the check boxe...

Page 15: ...de What you ll need You have contacted NetApp Support If you are ordering a replacement you should have a case open with NetApp Support You have obtained the replacement node You have an electrostatic...

Page 16: ...unscrewing the thumbscrews on the mounting ears You should package and return the failed chassis to NetApp 9 Install the replacement chassis 10 Remove the drives carefully from the failed chassis and...

Page 17: ...D bag by hand or cut the top off with a pair of scissors Always wear an ESD wrist strap grounded to an unpainted surface on your chassis Always use both hands when removing installing or carrying a dr...

Page 18: ...drive to NetApp Here is the front view of the H610S and H410S storage nodes with the drives b H410S only Perform the following steps i Identify the node by matching the serial number service tag with...

Page 19: ...ps i Match the slot number of the failed drive from the Element UI with the number on the chassis The LED on the failed drive is lit amber ii Remove the bezel iii Press the release button and remove t...

Page 20: ...it as soon as possible to ensure that the chassis has a redundant power source What you ll need You have determined that the power supply unit is faulty You have a replacement power supply unit You ha...

Page 21: ...umber S N and drive layout Confirm the node s serial number to be serviced If you are replacing both power supply units continue to step 3 If you are replacing only one power supply unit skip to step...

Page 22: ...your RMA does not match the wattage of the removed power supply Contact NetApp Support for next steps 7 Using both hands align the edges of the power supply unit with the opening in the chassis gentl...

Page 23: ...Find more information NetApp SolidFire Resources Page Documentation for earlier versions of NetApp SolidFire and Element products 21...

Page 24: ...WHETHER IN CONTRACT STRICT LIABILITY OR TORT INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE NetApp reserves the...

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