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Chapter 3. Installation
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7. Remove the fiber optic cable connector dust cover and TFIO port dust cover. Plug the
cable connector into the assigned TFIO blade port connector. Verify that the fiber
optic cable plug is locked into position. Retain the dust covers for future use.
8. Pull any excess fiber optic cable back out from chassis and cabinet to leave room for
future cable installations.
9. Close the cabinet front panel door.
Base installation complete
The IBM Customer Service Engineer will verify that:
• The Enterprise Manager Server and Client are operational and communicating with
the SAN256N director and peripheral attaching device.
• All ID assignments and IP addresses have been configured, if provided.
• The Phone Home feature is tested and operational, if a phone line is made available
for this feature.
• The customer is informed of the phone number for placing service requests.
• The passwords have been changed, if desired, and that the new passwords are in
effect.
Note: Before final turn-over, IBM recommends that Enterprise Manager passwords
be changed from the factory settings.
Note: After new Enterprise Manager passwords are assigned, the System
Administrator must log out to allow the new passwords to take effect.
Upon restarting the Enterprise Manager, the IBM Customer Service Engineer can turn
over the SAN256N director to the Customer Service Administrator.
Cycling power off and on
Before turning the SAN256N director power off, verify that the Enterprise Manager is
powered down.
Turning off power at the SAN256N director
Set the power supply switches to the Off position. The following indications should occur
in the SAN256N director:
– Both LEDs on the Power Supply Status Indicator panels should go off.
– All module LEDs should go off; the 16-character display on the TCM should go
blank.
– The chassis upper fan assemblies, side fan assemblies, and power supply fan
assemblies should stop rotating.
Attention: Use a properly attached ESD wrist strap when connecting the fiber optic
cable plug to the TFIO or TSW module connector; otherwise damage to equipment may
result because of being ESD sensitive equipment
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