This procedure will take approximately
2 hours
.
I.
Appliance / USB Boot Device Visual Checks
VIII.
Boot PROM Variable Checks
II.
Node Pre-Checks
IX.
Prepare and Start the Netboot Process
III.
Node State Check and Shutdown Procedure
X.
Transfer the System Files using
Non
-Disruptive Procedure
IV.
XI.
Transfer the System Files using Disruptive Procedure
V.
Remove Cable Tray and Cables, extract the MB Tray
XII.
Boot the Operating System - 'giveback' if applicable
VI.
Replace the Boot Device
XIII.
Send Autosupport, Enable Options, Submit logs, Part Return
VII.
Partially Reinsert the Controller and reconnect the cables
I.
Step
1
The FAS2552 is a 2u model and FAS2554 is a 4u model. Review Figures below.
2
Continue with Section I on next page.
Action Description
Capture the Current System Configuration
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SECTION OUTLINE
FAS2500 Model : Appliance / USB Boot Device Visual Checks
Boot Device Replacement for the FAS2500
For NetApp Authorized Service Engineers
2u
FAS2520, 2552
FAS2554
4u
PSU-1
IOIOI
(Console)
Controller Module
System Serial Number: Each
Controller Module Card (A or B) has
it's own. Verify the system serial
SAS Ports:
0b, 0a
Wrench port
Management (e0M), SP
10/100/1000 Mb
"Locked" wrench
Port ACP (e0P)
10/100/1000 Mb
1 Gigabit
Ethernet:
e0a, e0b
Fig 1
Fig 3
Controller Fault LED (Amber)
PSU-2
B
A
Fig 2:
FAS2520,2552 Rear
A
Controller Fault LED (Amber)
PSU-1
PSU-2
PSU-4
PSU-3
B
Fig 4:
FAS2554 Rear
Fig 5
AC Power
System Shelf ID
" ! " LED is ON when hardware failures are
detected or if controller failover is disabled.
10Gb Ethernet:
e0c, e0d, e0e, e0f
FAS2520
FAS2552, 2554 (shown)
HA Configuration has 2 Controllers cards,
(A & B) as shown. A single controller
system has only one card that is in slot A.
