2. Depending on the RAID Controller configuration, the host port LEDs are one of the following:
16Gb/s Fibre Channel port LEDs (speed and activity): The top LED is amber when there is a 4Gb/s
connection and flashes amber when there is activity. The middle LED is green when there is an 8Gb/s
connection and flashes green when there is activity. The bottom LED is amber when there is a 16Gb/s
connection and flashes amber when there is activity. All three LEDs light up during the power-up
sequence.
Note
For Nexsan E60™/E60V™ and Nexsan E48™/E48V™ units with two HBA cards, the right
HBA card's LEDs are inverted.
8Gb/s Fibre Channel port LEDs (speed and activity): The upper LED is orange when there is a 2Gb/s
connection and green when there is a 4Gb/s connection. The lower LED flashes yellow for data
activity, but also lights up yellow when there is an 8Gb/s connection. When there is an 8Gb/s
connection, the upper LED is off. During the power-up sequence, both Fibre Channel port LEDs are
solid yellow. If both LEDs are flashing yellow, the Fibre Channel connection has been lost.
Note
For Nexsan E60™/E60V™ and Nexsan E48™/E48V™ units with two HBA cards, the right
HBA card's LEDs are inverted.
10Gb iSCSI port LEDs (connection and activity): For each 10Gb iSCSI connection (left and right), the
lower LED lights up green when there is a 10GbE connection and the upper LED flashes green when
there is activity. When there is no connection, these LEDs are off.
Note
For Nexsan E60™/E60V™ and Nexsan E48™/E48V™ units with two HBA cards, the right
HBA card's LEDs are inverted.
Note
The SAS-to-Host port option has no LEDs.
Chapter 1: Overview
Nexsan E60™/Nexsan E48™
FRU Removal and Replacement Guide
Nexsan
www.nexsan.com
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