IBM BladeCenter S SAS RAID Controller Module, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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21. Log into the Advanced Management Module and turn off the blue chassis
identification LED.
a.
Log into the Advanced Management Module.
b. Click Monitors > LEDs > Media Tray and Rear Panel LEDs .
c. Click Off next to Location . The blue chassis identification LED will turn
off.
Results
If the problem is not resolved, collect the logs and contact IBM.
Replacing a failed drive
About this task
To replace a failed hard disk drive, perform the following steps.
Attention: Back up the data before replacing a failed hard drive.
Procedure
1. Using IBM Storage Configuration Manager, view the SAS RAID Controller
Active Alert List and select the alerts associated with the failed drive. The alert
details are displayed at the bottom of the page.
2.
Scroll down to the operator response and click
Replace Hard Disk Drive
.
3. Identify the failed drive.
a.
Select BCS SAS RAID Module > Health > Physical View .
b. Select the drive that has the information icon underneath it.
c. Click the Alerts tab to view the drive alert.
d. Click Select a Disk Action > Service > Locate Hardware . The amber LED
on the failed drive begins blinking.
e. Make a note of the position of the failed drive.
f. Click Stop on the Locate Disk Drive message box.
4. Remove the failed drive.
a.
Open the release handle on the hard disk drive (rotate the handle up) to
disengage the hard disk drive from the drive enclosure.
b. Slide the hard disk drive out of the drive enclosure.
5.
Wait at least two minutes before inserting the replacement drive.
6. Insert the new drive into the same position.
a. Slide the hard disk drive into the drive enclosure.
b. Close the release handle (rotate the handle down).
7. Wait two minutes before verifying that the replaced drive is operational.
8. To verify that the alerts related to the failed drive are no longer in the Active
Alert List, select
BCS SAS RAID Module > Health > Active Alerts .
9. If the problem is not resolved, collect the logs and contact IBM.
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