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Installing a Replacement MIC

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Installing a Replacement MIC 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 install a replacement MIC: Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Action Notes Carefully remove the replacement MIC from its anti-static packaging. Install the replacement MIC into the correct slot. Replace the cover. Attach the MIC fiber connections by clipping them into the cable receptacles. Power up the system. Make a flash diskette with which you will flash the MICs. Flash the MICs. Compare the revision levels to other MICs in your system. On the MIC, make sure that the local and remote connection fiber status lights are green. Using Endurance Manager: • Make sure that any components affected by this procedure are active or online. Reenable any faulted or disabled components (page 9-31). • Make sure that the system rejoins the Endurance server. Ensure that local and remote connections are cabled correctly. For information about cabling the MICs, refer to Table 2-1 in Chapter 2 of HP Netserver AA Solution Installation Guide. Prepare this from an Endurance distribution diskette or a subsequent hotfix if applicable. Refer to Making an MTC Diskette in Chapter 7 for detailed information about creating the flash diskette. Mtcflash - f results in the correct configuration. If all flash components are up to date, MTCFLASH does not reprogram the MIC. Verify that the revision level of the new MIC matches those of the other three MICS in the server. If the connection fiber status lights are not green, correct the condition and continue. For a description of the status lights, refer to MIC LEDs in Appendix A. Endurance Server Maintenance 9-17

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Endurance Server Maintenance
9-17
Installing a Replacement MIC
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 install a replacement MIC:
Step
Action
Notes
1
Carefully remove the replacement MIC
from its anti-static packaging.
2
Install the replacement MIC into the
correct slot.
3
Replace the cover.
4
Attach the MIC fiber connections by
clipping them into the cable receptacles.
Ensure that local and remote connections are
cabled correctly. For information about cabling
the MICs, refer to
Table 2-1
in
Chapter 2
of
HP
Netserver AA Solution Installation Guide
.
5
Power up the system.
6
Make a flash diskette with which you
will flash the MICs.
Prepare this from an Endurance distribution
diskette or a subsequent hotfix if applicable.
Refer to
Making an MTC Diskette
in
Chapter 7
for detailed information about creating the flash
diskette.
7
Flash the MICs.
Mtcflash - f
results in the correct
configuration. If all flash components are up to
date, MTCFLASH does not reprogram the MIC.
8
Compare the revision levels to other
MICs in your system.
Verify that the revision level of the new MIC
matches those of the other three MICS in the
server.
9
On the MIC, make sure that the local
and remote connection fiber status
lights are
green
.
If the connection fiber status lights are not
green, correct the condition and continue.
For a description of the status lights, refer to
MIC LEDs
in
Appendix A
.
10
Using Endurance Manager:
°
Make sure that any components
affected by this procedure are
active
or
online
. Reenable any
faulted
or
disabled
components (
page 9-31
).
°
Make sure that the system rejoins
the Endurance server.