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Verify the operating status of the disk enclosures, I/O module status LEDs

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Figure 20 LED panel Table 4 LED panel status conditions LED Startup condition 1. UID (Unit identification) Blinking blue 2. Health Blinking green 3. Fault Blinking amber 4. Link status Blinking amber Normal operating condition Fault condition Off Off Solid green Off Off Blinking or solid amber Solid green - successfully Amber - host connection lost connected to host Verify the operating status of the disk enclosures The following status LEDs are located on the disk enclosure: • I/O module status LEDs: ◦ Health-indicates that the enclosure is powered up and functioning normally. Located in front and rear. ◦ Fault-indicates when a fault has occurred. A blinking LED indicates a lesser fault; a solid LED indicates a more serious fault. Located in front and rear. ◦ UID-Unit identification, this blue LED is on when locating a disk enclosure. Located in front and rear. ◦ Port link-indicates the link status. Located in rear. ◦ Port error-indicates if a port error has occurred. Located in rear. • Power supply status-indicates status of the power supply module. If the power supply module is not connected properly, the LED will be off. Located in rear. • Fan status-indicates status of the fan module. Located in rear. To verify that the disk enclosures and disk drives are operating properly, view the enclosure and disk drive LEDs and compare them with the patterns shown in Table 5 (page 34). For more information on the disk enclosure status LEDs, see the HP P63x0/P65x0 Enterprise Virtual Array User Guide. Verify the operating status of the disk enclosures 33

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Figure 20 LED panel
Table 4 LED panel status conditions
Fault condition
Normal operating condition
Startup condition
LED
Off
Off
Blinking blue
1. UID (Unit identification)
Off
Solid green
Blinking green
2. Health
Blinking or solid amber
Off
Blinking amber
3. Fault
Amber – host connection lost
Solid green – successfully
connected to host
Blinking amber
4. Link status
Verify the operating status of the disk enclosures
The following status LEDs are located on the disk enclosure:
•
I/O module status LEDs:
Health—indicates that the enclosure is powered up and functioning normally. Located in
front and rear.
◦
◦
Fault—indicates when a fault has occurred. A blinking LED indicates a lesser fault; a solid
LED indicates a more serious fault. Located in front and rear.
◦
UID—Unit identification, this blue LED is on when locating a disk enclosure. Located in
front and rear.
◦
Port link—indicates the link status. Located in rear.
◦
Port error—indicates if a port error has occurred. Located in rear.
•
Power supply status—indicates status of the power supply module. If the power supply module
is not connected properly, the LED will be off. Located in rear.
•
Fan status—indicates status of the fan module. Located in rear.
To verify that the disk enclosures and disk drives are operating properly, view the enclosure and
disk drive LEDs and compare them with the patterns shown in
Table 5 (page 34)
. For more
information on the disk enclosure status LEDs, see the
HP P63x0/P65x0 Enterprise Virtual Array
User Guide
.
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