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Solving Problems
96-00290-001 Rev. A1 DataDirect Networks StorageScaler 2460 User Guide | 24
This chapter describes how to remove and replace failed or failing components of the
StorageScaler 2460 enclosure.
4.1 General Troubleshooting Tips
If you encounter difficulties installing or using your StorageScaler 2460 enclosure:
Check all components on the enclosure—disk drives, APC units, I/O controllers—for
illuminated Fault LEDs. See Chapter 3 for more information.
Ensure that all components are properly seated in their slots.
Ensure that all cables are properly connected. If necessary, try using different SAS
cables.
Ensure that both APC units are powered on.
Try power cycling your equipment in this order:
a) Power off the host system.
b) Power off the SS2460 enclosure.
c) Power on the SS2460 enclosure.
d) Power on the host system.
If you are using a single I/O controller, ensure that the controller is installed in Slot A
(on the le
ft
side as view from the back of the enclosure). Slot A is the default location
of the I/O controller. To move or replace the controller, see Section 4.2.
4.2 Replacing a Controller
CAUTION ! Although the controllers are hot-swappable, the safest way to replace a
controller without any risk of damage or data loss is with the enclosure
powered off.
NOTE :
I/O traffic to an I/O controller should be stopped before hot-swapping a
controller.
To remove the controller:
1. If you are not doing a hot-swap, pow
er off your equipment in this order:
a) Power off the host system.
b) Then, power off the SS2460 enclosure.
2. Before you disc
onnect the cables, label each cable with the name of the port it connects
to. You will need this information when installing a new controller.
3. Disconnect all the cables con
nected to the controller.
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