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Section 3: Connecting the Controller
TVC-1211 User Manual 3-13
020-100769-01 Rev. 4 (05-2012)
3.9.3 Recognizing Hard Drive Failures
NOTICE:
Occasionally, a drive that has previously failed may seem to be operational after the system is
power-cycled or after the drive has been removed and reinserted. However, continued use of such marginal
drives could eventually result in data loss. Replace the marginal drive as soon as possible.
The following section lists other ways in which the hard drive reveals signs of failure.
• The amber LED illuminates if failed drives are inside; however, this LED also illuminates when other
problems occur, such as fan failure, redundant power supply failure or the system overheats.
• A POST message lists failed drives whenever the system is restarted, as long as the controller detects at least
one functional drive.
3.9.4 Monitoring Expansion Chassis Power Supplies
The expansion chassis has 4 hot plug power supply modules (Figure 3-21). Each of the power supply modules
has an LED, which is green when a power cord is connected and the unit is powered ON.
3.9.5 Recognizing Expansion Chassis Power Supply Failures
If 1 or more of the power supply modules fail while the expansion chassis is running an alarm is triggered.
When this occurs, check the LED lights on the back of each power supply module to identify which power
supply has been disconnected or failed (LED OFF). To disable the alarm, press the
Alarm Reset button,
located to the left of the Power switch. Add, connect or replace the failed power supply module(s), as soon as
possible. The expansion chassis continues to operate with a minimum of 3 power supplies in non-redundant
mode.
3.10 Network Adapter Teaming
The TVC-1211 provides basic teaming with setup options that include network fault tolerance, transmit load
balancing with fault tolerance and switch-assisted load balancing with fault tolerance. To setup network
adapter teaming, run the HP Network Configuration Utility (NCU) used to create and dissolve teams. This
utility is located in the Windows Control Panel.
To deploy a basic team:
1. Run the NCU.
2. Select the network adapter ports for the team on the NCU main page and click on the Team button.
3. Set the team type to Automatic (default) by selecting Team Type Selection under the Teaming Controls
tab.
4. Rename the team in the Team Name window.
5. Click OK on the Team Properties page when finished.
6. Click OK on the NCU main page to apply all changes. Select Yes when prompted if all configuration
changes should be applied.
7. Wait until the All Configuration Changes Were Made Successfully dialog box appears.
8. Open the Network Connections window from the Windows Control Panel.
9. Under Device Name (Details view) open the Properties page for the device with the same name that was
assigned in step 4.
10. Assign the appropriate IP address based on the connected network requirements.