Isilon Systems IQ S Series, Руководство по замене в полевых условиях

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Replacing the network interface card
The network interface card (NIC) provides client connections to a cluster. Replacing a failed network card allows for
peak cluster performance.
There are multiple types of network interface cards. The instructions for replacing network interface cards is the same
for each type.
Note: If you are replacing a 10 GigE card that includes an SFP transceiver module, you must retain the SFP
module for use with the replacement card. Replacement cards do not ship with SFP modules.
1. From the command-line interface, enter
shutdown -p now
to shut down the node.
2. Unplug both power cables from the back panel of the node.
3. Unplug the External 3 and External 4 network cables.
4. Remove the top panel from the node.
For more information, see Removing the node top panel on page 35.
5. Loosen the captive screw that secures the riser card support bracket, pivot the bracket toward the back of the node,
and lift the bracket out.
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1
3
4
1 Air baffle 3 Small riser card
2 PCIe riser card support bracket 4 Network interface card
Note: The NIC you are replacing may look different than the one shown in the figure above.
Figure 18. Removing the network interface card
Expansion cards
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