NetApp SteelStore 30 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Overview
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Figure 2–6 PCI Slot Numbering
2.4.2.1 Initial Configuration
SteelStores ship with a single 4 port Copper GigE or a 10G fiber Ethernet card, an LSI 4i 9260 hardware
RAID card, and a Battery Backup Unit (BBU) attached to the card. The following table shows the initial
configuration.
Slot Number PCI Card
1 Empty
2 LSI 9260-4i
3 Four-Port Copper Gigabit
(standard) or Two-Port LR/
SR Fiber 10 Gigabit card
(optional)
4 Empty
5 Empty
6 Battery backup Unit for
9260-4i card
7 Empty
Note that slot 1 is empty. You cannot move the cards to different slots. If the card is not in the correct
slot, the software will not perform the disk naming correctly and might fail to start.
2.4.2.2 Upgrade with Shelf Configuration
If you upgrade the system with an expansion shelf, you need to add the LSI 9280-8e PCI card and an
additional BBU. The 8e card must be installed into slot 1. The BBU goes in slot 7 and not any other slot.
There are both performance and thermal implications if you do not follow these requirements.
For more information, see the NetApp SteelStore Cloud Integrated Storage Installation Guide .
2.4.3 Memory Slots
The SteelStore appliance provides 12 memory slots, 6 per CPU, divided into 3 channels of up to 2
modules each.
You must use NetApp approved memory modules. Contact NetApp Support at https://
mysupport.netapp.com to obtain the correct memory modules.