HP Surestore Disk Array FC60 HP SureStore E Disk Array FC60 Service Manual (A5 - Page 135
Moving a Disk Enclosure from One Disk Array to Another,
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Installation 6. Open the cam latch (C Figure 51) by pulling the tab toward you. 7. Align the disk insertion guide (F) with a slot guide (G) and insert the disk into the slot. Typically, install disk modules on the left side of the enclosure and fillers on the right Note Installing disks left to right allows you to insert the disk completely without releasing your grip on the handle. 8. Push the disk all the way into the chassis, letting the internal guides control the angle. 9. Lock the disk in place by pushing the latch toward the disk until it clicks. 10. Repeat steps 3-9 to install additional disks and fillers. CAUTION Every slot must contain either a disk or filler. Moving a Disk Enclosure from One Disk Array to Another If you have more than one HP SureStore E Disk Array FC60, it is possible to move a disk enclosure from one array to another to balance capacity. The steps involved in moving a disk enclosure are the same for installing a new enclosure. The following steps describe moving disk enclosures from one disk array to another. 1. If necessary, backup all data on the disks in the enclosures to be moved. 2. From the host, stop all I/O activity to the disks in the enclosures and unmount the file systems from the disks. 3. Delete all volume groups on the disks in the enclosure. 4. Power down the disk array, both the array controller enclosure and the disk enclosures. 5. Remove the disk enclosures from the rack. To remove the enclosures, reverse the steps listed in "Installing the Disk Enclosures" on page 127. 6. Install the disk enclosures in the new rack following the instructions in "Installing the Disk Enclosures" on page 127. Make sure the disk enclosure is configured properly for the new disk array. 7. Create new volume groups using the disks in the new enclosure. Installing the Disk Enclosures 135