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Hardware Reference 33
Replacing System Components
Warning:
There are two versions of the FSX2034 module; FSX2034-0 and
FSX2034-1. The component difference has no effect on module/server performance,
and there are no external differences between the versions, with the exception of
labels. If your FSX is an FSX2034-1, the minimum supported software revision is SU
5.2, and you must configure that module with the SSLoader version from SU 6.0 (or
above). Refer to the Hitachi High-performance NAS Platform System Installation
Guide for instructions on using SSLoader.
Replacement Procedure
To replace an FSA module with an FSX module:
1. Send any diagnostics to your support organization before and after swapping the
modules.
To send diagnostics to support:
a. Log in to Web Manager.
b. From the Home page, select
Status & Monitoring
>
Download
Diagnostics
.
c. Click email.
2. Check the version number of the SSLoader running on each module in the server.
a. Connect a laptop to the management network.
b. Set the laptop’s computer interface IP address to a unique value on the
management network, for example: 192.0.2.41.
c. Log in as "supervisor" on the server with the module being replaced.
d. Display the version of SSLoader on the modules in the server by entering the
following command:
ver |grep ssloader
e. Ensure that the version displayed is 4.3.983e, or later, on all modules.
3. Shut down and power down the server. See "" Rebooting, Shutting Down, and
Powering Off the Hitachi High-performance NAS Platform™," on page 37 for
instructions on how to shut down the server.
4. Remove the fan modules and replace them with FSX-supporting fan modules. See
" Replacing a Fan Assembly," on page 36 for instructions on how to replace a fan
assembly.
5. Remove the FSA module and replace it with the FSX module. See " Replacing a
Hitachi High-performance NAS Platform™ Module (Non-Upgrade)," on page 25 for
details.
6. Connect the serial terminal cable from your laptop to the server’s NIM board and
launch your preferred terminal emulation program with the following settings:
• 115,000 bps
• 8-bit
• No parity
• 1 stop bit