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Removing the iLO Manageability Card

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Cabling for the HP 9000 rp3440 Server Recabling for RAID Figure 7-12 Removing the iLO Manageability Card Step 11. Disconnect and remove any unused SCSI cables from the system board, as shown in Figure 7-13. Figure 7-13 Disconnecting and Removing Unused SCSI Cables from System Board Step 12. Do one of the following, depending on whether you are configuring for single or dual channel support: a. Single Channel Support: Plug the end of the A7231-63024 single channel cable labeled "PORT 1" into PORT A2 of the HP Smart Array controller card (see Figure 7-14). The cable connectors are marked for clarity. The excess cable goes between PCI slots 3 and 4 and part of the cable must be folded down (90 degrees). Be sure it lies flush against the HP Smart Array controller card to prevent it from obstructing access to the other PCI slots. The other part of the cable that is labeled Channel A (bottom) should exit the PCI cage flush against where the PCI board cover and cable channel fit on the PCI cage (see Figure 7-16). NOTE Do not reinstall the PCI cage or plug the other end of the cable into the hard drive backplane yet. You do this later. b. Dual Channel Support: Plug the ends of the A7231-63024 dual channel cable labeled "PORT 1" and "PORT 2" into PORT A2 and PORT A1, respectively, of the HP Smart Array controller card (see Figure 7-15). The cable connectors are marked for clarity. The excess cable goes between PCI slots 3 and 4 and part of the cable must be folded down (90 degrees). Be sure it lies flush against the controller card to prevent it from obstructing access to the other PCI slots. The 72 Chapter 7

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Cabling for the HP 9000 rp3440 Server
Recabling for RAID
Chapter 7
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Figure 7-12 Removing the iLO Manageability Card
Step 11.
Disconnect and remove any unused SCSI cables from the system board, as shown in Figure 7-13.
Figure 7-13 Disconnecting and Removing Unused SCSI Cables from System
Board
Step 12.
Do
one
of the following, depending on whether you are configuring for single or dual channel
support:
a.
Single Channel Support:
Plug the end of the A7231-63024 single channel cable labeled
“PORT 1” into PORT A2 of the HP Smart Array controller card (see Figure 7-14). The cable
connectors are marked for clarity. The excess cable goes between PCI slots 3 and 4 and part of
the cable must be folded down (90 degrees). Be sure it lies flush against the HP Smart Array
controller card to prevent it from obstructing access to the other PCI slots. The other part of the
cable that is labeled Channel A (bottom) should exit the PCI cage flush against where the PCI
board cover and cable channel fit on the PCI cage (see Figure 7-16).
NOTE
Do not reinstall the PCI cage or plug the other end of the cable into the hard drive
backplane yet. You do this later.
b.
Dual Channel Support:
Plug the ends of the A7231-63024 dual channel cable labeled “PORT
1” and “PORT 2” into PORT A2 and PORT A1, respectively, of the HP Smart Array controller
card (see Figure 7-15). The cable connectors are marked for clarity. The excess cable goes
between PCI slots 3 and 4 and part of the cable must be folded down (90 degrees). Be sure it lies
flush against the controller card to prevent it from obstructing access to the other PCI slots. The