Sun Microsystems StorEdge L280, Manual

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Chapter 4 Administration, Diagnostics, and Troubleshooting 4-5
3. Press the
Next
or
Prev
button until the desired address is displayed, and then
press
Enter
.
4. Press the Next button until
UPDATE IDs NOW
is displayed, and press Enter .
One of the following messages is displayed:
■
If the new settings do not conflict with other SCSI IDs on the bus,
IDs SAVED
then
SCSI IDs *
is displayed.
■
If the drive and controller has the same ID,
CONFLICT-ABORTED
displays,
followed by
SET IDs *
.
■
If a drive serial communications error is detected while trying to set the SCSI IDs,
DRV CONNECT ERR
displays, followed by
IDs NOT CHANGED
. Any changes entered
are lost, returning you to the
SCSI IDs *
menu.
5. Press Cancel three times to move back up the menus.
Caution – Consult the system administrator before power cycling.
6. After changing the settings, you can save the new settings to flash ROM by power
cycling the Autoloader, which enables the settings to be recovered if the
Autoloader is powered off for more than ten days.
If this step is not completed and the Autoloader is turned off for more than 10 days,
the new settings may be lost.
Note –
After changing an address, reboot the host for it to recognize the new SCSI
IDs (Boot - r). Refer to the operating system documentation before rebooting.
4.4.2 Viewing SCSI IDs
1. To view SCSI IDs, press the Next key to enter the following:
2. In
SET IDs *
, press Next until
VIEW IDs *
is displayed. Press Enter .
3.
AUTOLOADER ID #
or
DRIVE ID #
is displayed. (
AUTOLOADER ID #
stands for the
current SCSI ID of the autoloader controller, and
DRIVE ID #
is the current SCSI
ID setting for the drive.)
4. Press Cancel until the next desired operation is displayed.
ADMIN * / PSWD ### ### ### / SCSI IDs * / VIEW IDs *
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