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Replacing an IOPx.Ethernet Fiber or Cable

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Replacing an IOPx.Ethernet Fiber or Cable The IOPx.Ethernet fiber or cable connects the IOP to the public Ethernet. Caution: Before proceeding, make sure you are properly grounded using, for instance, a wrist strap with an attached alligator clip that is connected to an appropriate ground. To replace an IOPx.Ethernet fiber or cable: Step 1 2 3 4 5 Action Notes Obtain a replacement Ethernet cable from your service provider that meets the specifications for your network. Using Endurance Manager, make sure that the other IOP is active and that it has public network connectivity. Remove the IOPx.Ethernet cable by detaching it from the IOP and the public Ethernet network. Install the new Ethernet cable by attaching it to the IOP and the public Ethernet network. Make sure that the Ethernet connection that uses the replacement cable is on standby (appears dark green). Obtain the appropriate fiber or cable that meets the specifications for your Ethernet adapter. The IOPy.Ethernet is online or on standby. Use Endurance Manager for this step. 9-14 HP Netserver AA Solution Administrator's Guide

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HP Netserver AA Solution Administrator°s Guide
Replacing an IOP
x
.Ethernet Fiber or Cable
The IOP
x
.Ethernet fiber or cable connects the IOP to the public Ethernet.
Caution:
Before proceeding, make sure you are properly grounded using,
for instance, a wrist strap with an attached alligator clip that is
connected to an appropriate ground.
To replace an IOP
x
.Ethernet fiber or cable:
Step
Action
Notes
1
Obtain a replacement Ethernet cable
from your service provider that meets
the specifications for your network.
Obtain the appropriate fiber or cable that meets
the specifications for your Ethernet adapter.
2
Using Endurance Manager, make sure
that the other IOP is active and that it
has public network connectivity.
The IOP
y
.Ethernet is
online
or on
standby
.
3
Remove the IOP
x
.Ethernet cable by
detaching it from the IOP and the public
Ethernet network.
4
Install the new Ethernet cable by
attaching it to the IOP and the public
Ethernet network.
5
Make sure that the Ethernet connection
that uses the replacement cable is on
standby
(appears dark green).
Use Endurance Manager for this step.