3. If any errors occur during boot-up, the alarm LED lights up.
To view the boot-up and error codes, you must access the BMC interface.
Related tasks
Related references
Troubleshooting the hardware installation
on page 76
Viewing boot-up status codes for the storage controllers
Each storage controller has a seven-segment display that provides status codes as the controller
powers up. The status codes are the same for both the E2800 controller and the EF570 controller.
About this task
For descriptions of these codes, see the E-Series system monitoring information for you storage
controller type.
Steps
1. During boot-up, monitor progress by viewing the codes shown on the seven-segment display for
each storage controller.
The seven-segment display on each storage controller shows the repeating sequence OS, Sd,
blank
to indicate that the controller is performing start-of-day processing.
2. After the controllers have booted up, confirm that each storage controller shows 99, which is the
default ID for an E-Series controller shelf.
Make sure this value is displayed on both storage controllers, as shown in this example E2800
controller.
3. If one or both controllers show other values, see the information about troubleshooting the
hardware installation, and confirm you completed the installation steps correctly. If you are
unable to resolve the problem, contact technical support.
Related references
Troubleshooting the hardware installation
on page 76
Related information
E5700 and E2800 System Monitoring Guide
NetApp Support
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