hp netserver lh 3/3r and lh 4/4r mass storage upgrade kit...

HP NetServer LH 3/3r andLH 4/4r Mass Storage Upgrade

Kit Guide

HP Part Number 5967-5265Printed in November 1998

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Contents

1 Introduction.......................................................................................................1About This Guide ...............................................................................................1Precautions ........................................................................................................4Verify Contents...................................................................................................5Tools You Need..................................................................................................6Documents You May Need ................................................................................6

2 Installation.........................................................................................................7Installation Overview ..........................................................................................7Step 1: Power Down and Disconnect................................................................7Step 2: Remove Front Bezel .............................................................................8

For a Pedestal NetServer ..............................................................................8For a NetServer in an HP Rack .....................................................................9For a NetServer in a Compaq Rack.............................................................13

Step 3: Remove Cover 1 and Cover Plate ......................................................15Step 4: Install Mass Storage Cage..................................................................19Step 5: Remove Fan Assemblies....................................................................21

For a Pedestal NetServer ............................................................................21For a NetServer in a Rack ...........................................................................23

Step 6: Install SCSI Cable...............................................................................24Step 7: Connect Power Harness.....................................................................26Step 8: Replace Fan Assemblies ....................................................................26Step 9: Replace Cover 1 and Front Bezel.......................................................28

For a Pedestal NetServer ............................................................................28For a NetServer in an HP Rack ...................................................................30For a NetServer in a Compaq Rack.............................................................35

Step 10: Install Hard Disk Drive Modules........................................................38About SCSI Addresses in Secondary Cage.................................................39

Step 11: Reconnect Power Cord(s) and Other Cables ...................................41Step 12: Verify Hard Disk Drive LEDs.............................................................42

About Hard Disk Drive LEDs........................................................................44

3 Configure Mass Storage ................................................................................45Decide RAID or Non-RAID...............................................................................45Non-RAID Configuration ..................................................................................45

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Back Up Data...............................................................................................46Run Setup Utility ..........................................................................................46Run Symbios Configuration Utility................................................................49Verify Hard Disk Drive Modules...................................................................52

A RAID Configuration........................................................................................55Initial Configuration with Two Integrated HP NetRAID Channels.....................55Later Addition of a Second Integrated HP NetRAID Channel..........................55

B Warranty and Support ...................................................................................57Hardware Accessories Limited Warranty.........................................................57

Hewlett-Packard Hardware Accessories .....................................................57Third-Party Hardware Products ...................................................................58

HP Repair and Telephone Support ..................................................................58

C Regulatory Information .................................................................................59

Index ....................................................................................................................61

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1 Introduction

About This GuideThis guide contains instructions for installing a D6077A upgrade kit to add asecond hot-swap mass storage cage to your HP NetServer LH 3/3r or LH 4/4r. TheHP NetServer LH 3 or LH 4 is the floor-standing pedestal configuration, and theHP NetServer LH 3r or 4r is the rack-optimized configuration, as shown inFigure 1-1.

HP NetServer LH 3 or 4 HP NetServer LH 3r or 4r on Rack Slides

Figure 1-1. NetServer Configurations

Chapter 1 Introduction

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This guide uses the following names for rack enclosures:

• HP Rack: This guide’s designation for all of the following rack enclosures:

◊ HP Systems rack enclosure product numbers J1487B and J1487A

◊ HP Rack System/E rack enclosure product numbers J1500A, J1501A,J1502A

◊ HP Rack System/U rack enclosure product numbers J1464A andJ1466A

• Compaq Rack: This guide’s designation for the Compaq® 4000/7000 rackenclosures

NOTE The instructions in this guide are specifically for HP rackenclosure product numbers J1464A, J1466A, J1487B, J1488A,J1500A, J1501A, and J1502A and the Compaq® 4000/7000Racks.

For information about other rack installations, see the rack-mount kit instructions that come with your rack or NetServer,or refer to the following web site:

http://www.hp.com/go/enclosures

Chapter 2 of this guide tells how to install the second hot-swap mass storage cage,its SCSI cable, and the disk drive modules, as shown in Figure 1-2.


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I/O Board

SE Connector

SCSI B Connector

SCSI AConnector

Secondary(SCSI B)Hot-SwapDiskDrives

Secondary Hot-SwapMass Storage Cage

SCSI Cable forSecondary Hot-SwapMass Storage Cage

Primary(SCSI A)Hot-SwapDiskDrives

Left Drive Bay(Secondary)

Right Drive Bay(Primary)

Channel A(Primary)

Channel B(Secondary)

Channel B (Secondary) Non-Hot-SwapSCSI Devices

Figure 1-2. Secondary Hot-Swap Mass Storage Cage and SCSI Cable

Chapter 3 tells how to configure the disk drives in non-RAID configuration (alsocalled "JBOD," or "Just a Bunch of Disks" configuration), which is the factorydefault mode.

Appendix A tells where to find information on configuring the disk drives inRAID configuration under control of the integrated HP NetRAID controller.

Appendix B contains warranty and support information, and Appendix C containsregulatory information.


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PrecautionsFollow the procedures listed below to ensure safe handling of components and toprevent harm to both you and the NetServer:

WARNING Hazardous voltages and high energy levels are present insidethe NetServer. ALWAYS disconnect the AC power cord(s)from the NetServer before removing the cover. Serious injurymay result if this warning is not observed.

WARNING To prevent the rack from tipping over, extend the anti-tip footor attach the anti-tip feature before extending the NetServerfrom the rack. Also lower the leveler feet of the rack toimprove stability and to prevent the rack from rolling. Failureto use the anti-tip foot or feature and the leveler feet couldresult in serious injury.

CAUTION This accessory is sensitive to static electricity and can easilybe damaged by improper handling. Use of a grounding strap isrecommended. Read the following information carefullybefore you handle the accessory:

• Leave the accessory in the antistatic container until you areready to install it.

• Use an antistatic service kit, such as 3M® 8501/8502/8505or equivalent.

• Before you remove the accessory from the antistaticcontainer, touch a grounded, unpainted metal surface onthe system to discharge static electricity.


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Verify ContentsUnpack and verify the contents of the shipping box. This mass storage upgrade kitcontains the following:

• Hot-swap mass storage cage, shown in Figure 1-3

• Screws to mount the hot-swap mass storage cage

• SCSI cable to connect the hot-swap mass storage cage

• HP NetServer LH 3/3r and LH 4/4r Mass Storage Upgrade Kit Guide (thisdocument)

If anything is missing or damaged, contact your reseller.

SCSIConnector

Power SupplyConnector

Cage’s Backplane(Covered by Insulating Sheet)

Filler Panels

Management Board(Covered by Insulating Sheet)

InsulatingSheet

InsulatingSheet

Front View Rear View

Figure 1-3. Front and Rear Views of Hot-Swap Mass Storage Cage


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CAUTION An insulating sheet covers the cage’s management board andbackplane. Leave it in place, and be careful not to damage it.

Tools You NeedThe following materials are also required to install this upgrade:

• Antistatic Service Kit (3M® part number 8501/8502/8505 or equivalent)containing a wrist strap, antistatic mat, and cable. Use this kit to preventdamage to the system from static electricity.

• T-15 Torx driver

• T-25 Torx driver

• HP NetServer Navigator CD-ROM (required for RAID configuration)

Documents You May NeedRefer to the following documents supplied with your NetServer:

• User guide: the HP NetServer LH 3/LH 3r User Guide or the HPNetServer LH 4/LH 4r User Guide

• Road map: the HP NetServer LH 3 Installation Road Map , the HPNetServer LH 3r Installation Road Map , the HP NetServer LH 4Installation Road Map, or the HP NetServer LH 4r Installation Road Map

• Integrated HP NetRAID Controller Configuration Guide

The HP NetServer Ultra2 SCSI Hot-swap Hard Disk Drive and Tray User Guideis supplied with accessory Ultra2 SCSI hot-swap hard disk drives and trays.

If you have a NetServer installed in a rack, refer to either the Rack CablingReference for the HP NetServer LH 3r, or to the HP NetServer LH 4r RackCabling Reference, and to the appropriate reference listed below:

• For an HP Systems rack: Appendix A of the HP NetServer LH 3/LH 3rUser Guide or the HP NetServer LH 4/LH 4r User Guide

• For an HP Rack System/E rack or HP Rack System/U rack: Chapter 8of the HP NetServer LH34/LH 3r User Guide or the HP NetServerLH 4/LH 4r User Guide

• For a Compaq rack: HP NetServer LH 3r Installation Guide forCompaq® 4000/7000 Racks or HP NetServer LH 4r Installation Guide forCompaq® 4000/7000 Racks

The HP NetServer Online Documentation CD-ROM contains all of the documentslisted above.

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2 Installation

Installation OverviewInstalling a second hot-swap mass storage cage in your NetServer requires thesegeneral steps, which are described in this chapter:

• Step 1: Power Down and Disconnect

• Step 2: Remove Front Bezel

(If the NetServer is in a rack enclosure, remove it.)

• Step 3: Remove Cover 1 and Cover Plate

• Step 4: Install Mass Storage Cage

• Step 5: Remove Fan Assemblies

• Step 6: Install SCSI Cable

• Step 7: Connect Power Harness

• Step 8: Replace Fan Assemblies

• Step 9: Replace Cover 1 and Front Bezel

(Also replace the NetServer in the rack, if necessary.)

• Step 10: Install Hard Disk Drive Modules

• Step 11: Reconnect Power Cord(s) and Other Cables

• Step 12: Verify Hard Disk Drive LEDs

After you finish the installation, go to Chapter 3 to configure your mass storage.

Step 1: Power Down and DisconnectDo the following to power down and disconnect the NetServer:

1. Back up your system.

2. Bring down the network properly.

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3. Turn off power to the HP NetServer.

4. Disconnect the AC power cord(s) and all external cables from theNetServer.

WARNING Before removing the cover, always disconnect the powercord(s) and unplug telephone cables. Disconnect telephonecables to avoid exposure to shock hazard from telephoneringing voltages. Disconnect the power cord(s) to avoidexposure to high energy levels that may cause burns whenparts are short-circuited by metal objects such as tools orjewelry.

Note that the power switch does NOT turn off the standbypower. Disconnect the power cord(s) to turn off standbypower. If the backlight on the front panel LCD is still on,standby power is still on.

Step 2: Remove Front BezelTo remove the front bezel, follow the procedure for your NetServer configuration:

• HP NetServer in pedestal configuration

• HP NetServer in an HP rack

• HP NetServer in a Compaq rack

For a Pedestal NetServerFor an HP NetServer in pedestal configuration, do the following to remove thefront bezel:

1. If the NetServer is on casters, lock them to prevent movement of theNetServer.

2. Unlock the front bezel lock with the key, if necessary.

3. The front bezel snaps into the face of the NetServer chassis with connectorsat the top front of the chassis, and it fits into slots on the bottom front of thechassis. Pull the bezel forward until it unsnaps from these connectors, thenlift the bezel forward and upward from the chassis face, as shown inFigure 2-1.


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Figure 2-1. Remove NetServer Front Bezel (Pedestal Configuration)

For a NetServer in an HP RackFor an HP NetServer in an HP rack, refer to the NetServer documentation andyour rack documentation as you do the following to remove the front bezel:

1. Ensure that all anti-tip and anti-roll features are installed and in use:

◊ For HP Rack System racks and HP Rack System/E racks, extendthe anti-tip foot from under the front of the rack, and lower the fourleveler feet at the corners of the rack.

◊ For HP Rack System/U racks, ensure that the anti-tip feature isattached, and lower the four leveler feet at the corners of the rack.


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WARNING To prevent the rack from tipping over, extend the anti-tip footor attach the anti-tip feature before extending the NetServerfrom the rack. Also lower the leveler feet of the rack toimprove stability and to prevent the rack from rolling. Failureto use the anti-tip foot or feature and the leveler feet couldresult in serious injury.

2. If there is a door on the rack, remove it.

3. The NetServer uses a chassis retention bracket (steel z-bracket) to securethe rear of the NetServer to the rack assembly. Unscrew the NetServer fromthe chassis retention bracket by removing the two screws shown inFigure 2-2. Leave the bracket attached to the rack column.

Remove the Two ScrewsThat Fasten the NetServerto the Chassis RetentionBracket

Figure 2-2. Unscrew NetServer from Chassis Retention Bracket(Shown for HP NetServer LH 3r; Number of Power Supply Modules May Vary)

4. Clips attach the front bezel to the NetServer chassis. To remove the bezel,simply pull it toward you until it comes free, as shown in Figure 2-3.


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Figure 2-3. Remove Front Bezel from NetServer in HP Rack

5. Unscrew the NetServer chassis from the front of the HP rack, as follows:

a. Remove two screws securing the bezel hinge to the rack, as shown inFigures 2-4 and 2-5. Do not unscrew the entire hinge from the chassis;remove only the outer screws, so the hinge remains attached to theNetServer chassis.

b. Remove two screws securing the bezel latch assembly to the rack, asshown in Figures 2-4 and 2-5. Do not unscrew the entire assembly fromthe chassis; remove only the outer screws, so the latch assemblyremains attached to the NetServer chassis.


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Figure 2-4. Unscrew NetServer Chassis from HP Rack


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Remove twoscrews securingNetServer to rack

Do not remove threescrews securing thebezel hinge to theNetServer

Remove twoscrews securingNetServer to rack

Do not removetwo screwssecuring thebezel latch tothe NetServerCover 3

Cover 1

Cover 2

Figure 2-5. Front Bezel Screw Locations for HP Rack

6. Pull the NetServer forward from the rack until the lockout device engageswith a click.

For a NetServer in a Compaq RackFor an HP NetServer in a Compaq rack, refer to the NetServer documentation andyour rack documentation for instructions as you do the following to remove thefront bezel:

1. Verify that the anti-tip feature is installed on the rack and that the levelerfeet are lowered.

WARNING To prevent the rack from tipping over, ensure that the anti-tipfeature is installed before extending the NetServer from therack. Also lower the leveler feet of the rack to improvestability and to prevent the rack from rolling. Do NOT extendmore than one piece of equipment at a time out from the frontof the rack. Failure to take these precautions could result inserious injury and equipment damage.

2. If there is a door on the rack, remove it.


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3. Clips attach the front bezel to the NetServer chassis. To remove the bezel,simply pull it toward you until it comes free, as shown in Figure 2-6.

Figure 2-6. Remove Front Bezel from NetServer in Compaq Rack

4. Unscrew the NetServer chassis from the Compaq rack, as follows:

a. Remove two screws securing the left recessed bracket to the rackcolumn, as shown in Figure 2-7. Do not unscrew the bracket from theNetServer.

b. Remove two screws securing the right recessed bracket to the rackcolumn, as shown in Figure 2-7. Do not unscrew the bracket from theNetServer.


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Figure 2-7. Unscrew NetServer Chassis from Compaq Rack

5. Pull the NetServer forward from the rack until the lockout device engageswith a click.

Step 3: Remove Cover 1 and Cover PlateRemove Cover 1, shown in Figures 2-8 and 2-9, by unscrewing the thumbscrewand then pulling the cover forward to disengage it. Lift it outward and away fromthe chassis.


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Cover 1

Figure 2-8. Remove Cover 1 from NetServer (Pedestal Configuration)


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Cover 1

Figure 2-9. Remove Cover 1 from NetServer (Shown in HP Rack)

The NetServer has a cover plate on its chassis front over the expansion bay inwhich you will install the mass storage cage. Unscrew its six retaining screws, asshown in Figure 2-10, and remove the cover plate.

Store the cover plate and screws for future use, in case you ever remove thesecond mass storage cage.


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Cover Plate

Cover Plate

Pedestal Configuration Rack-Optimized Configuration

Figure 2-10. Remove Cover Plate(Shown for HP NetServer LH 3 and LH 3r)


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Step 4: Install Mass Storage Cage1. Orient the hot-swap mass storage cage, as shown in Figure 2-11. The

backplane of the cage faces into the empty expansion bay. The connectorson the cage’s backplane are near the edge closest to the CD-ROM drive.

CD-ROM Drive

Management Board Secondary Hot-SwapMass Storage Cagewith 5 Filler Panels

Secondary Hot-SwapMass Storage Cagewith 5 Filler Panels

CD-ROM Drive

ManagementBoard


Figure 2-11. Orient and Insert the Hot-Swap Mass Storage Cage(Shown for HP NetServer LH 3 and LH 3r)


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CAUTION As you insert the cage, be careful not to damage the cage’sbackplane, management board, and the insulating sheetcovering them (not shown in Figure 2-11).

2. Insert the hot-swap mass storage cage by sliding it carefully into the massstorage expansion bay, as shown in Figure 2-11.

3. When the cage is correctly positioned, press it firmly into place, so that itsflanges are flush with the NetServer chassis front.

4. Using the two circular access holes in the NetServer chassis shown inFigure 2-12, insert and tighten two screws supplied with the upgrade kit.

◊ HP NetServer LH 3 or LH 4 access holes are on the side of the chassis.

◊ HP NetServer LH 3r or LH 4r access holes are on the top of the chassis.

Access Holes

1

2

2

1

Access Holes


Figure 2-12. Insert and Tighten Two Screws (1), and Then Insert and TightenSix Screws (2); Shown for HP NetServer LH 3 and LH 3r


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5. Insert six screws into the front of the hot-swap mass storage cage, as shownin Figure 2-12, and tighten them.

Step 5: Remove Fan AssembliesBefore you install the SCSI cable, remove two fan assemblies to gain workingspace and access to the SCSI B connector on the I/O board. The fan assemblies arethe same in the pedestal and rack configurations of the NetServer, but separateinstructions are supplied because the NetServers are oriented differently.

To remove the fan assemblies, follow the procedure for your NetServerconfiguration:


• HP NetServer in a rack

For a Pedestal NetServerDo the following to remove the fan assemblies from an HP NetServer in pedestalconfiguration:

1. Disconnect the fan cables from the Fan 0 and Fan 1 connectors, shown inFigure 2-13, on the system backplane.


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Fan 1Assembly

Catch

Catch

Fan Cables

AccessoryBoard Guide

Fan 1Connector

Fan 0Connector

Fan 0Assembly

Figure 2-13. Remove Fan Assemblies from NetServerin Pedestal Configuration

(Shown for HP NetServer LH 3; Details of Fan Cables May Vary)

2. Remove Fan Assemblies 0 and 1, as follows:

a. Press firmly on the catch in the side of one fan assembly, shown inFigure 2-13, and swing the outer side of the fan assembly away from theaccessory board guide.

b. Pull the fan assembly gently outward to disengage its prongs on the farside of the fan assembly. Remove the fan assembly from the NetServer.

c. Repeat actions a. and b. for the other fan assembly.


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For a NetServer in a RackDo the following to remove the fan assemblies from an HP NetServer in a rack:

1. Disconnect the fan cables from the Fan 0 and Fan 1 connectors on thesystem backplane. These connectors are shown in Figure 2-13 for theHP NetServer LH 3.

Fan 1 Assembly

Fan 0 Assembly

CatchFan 1 Cables

Catch

Figure 2-14. Remove Fan Assemblies from NetServer in Rack Configuration(Shown for HP NetServer LH 3r; Details of Fan Cables May Vary)


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2. Remove Fan Assemblies 0 and 1, as follows:

a. Press firmly on the catch in the top of one fan assembly, shown inFigure 2-14, and swing the upper side of the fan assembly away fromthe accessory board guide.

b. Pull the fan assembly gently upward to disengage its prongs on the farside of the fan assembly. Remove the fan assembly from the NetServer.

c. Repeat actions a. and b. for the other fan assembly.

Step 6: Install SCSI CableInstall the SCSI cable supplied with the kit, as follows:

1. Gently pull aside the cables for the flexible disk drive and CD-ROM driveto gain access to the SCSI B connector on the I/O board, which is shown inFigure 2-15.

SCSI BConnector

SCSI B SE Connector(For Non-Hot-Swap Drives Only)

SCSI Cable

Connector Labeled"To I/O Board"

I/O Board

Figure 2-15. Connect SCSI Cable to I/O Board’s SCSI B Connector

2. Connect the SCSI cable’s 68-pin connector labeled "To I/O Board" to theSCSI B connector on the I/O board, as shown in Figure 2-15.


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To attach the 68-pin connector, press on the center of the connector strainrelief and press the connector into place, as shown in Figure 2-16. Twoclicks indicates the connector is properly installed.

Figure 2-16. Attach SCSI Cable Connector

3. Connect the SCSI cable’s 68-pin connector labeled "To SCSI Mass StorageDevice" to the SCSI connector on the cage’s backplane, as shown in Figure 2-17.

Connector Labeled"To SCSI MassStorage Device"

SCSI Cable

SCSI Connector on Cage’s Backplane

Figure 2-17. Attach SCSI Cable Connector to Cage’s Backplane(Shown Oriented for HP NetServer LH 3 or LH 4)


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Step 7: Connect Power Harness1. Orient the P2 power harness connector to the power connector on the

backplane of the mass storage cage, as shown in Figure 2-18.

P2 on Power Harness(Latch on Underside)

Power Connectoron Cage

SCSI Cable

Figure 2-18. Connect Power Harness to Backplane of Mass Storage Cage

2. Connect the P2 on the power harness to the power connector on thebackplane of the mass storage cage. Verify that the latch is seated.

Step 8: Replace Fan AssembliesThe two fan assemblies are identical. Replace them as follows:

1. Insert the prongs of one fan assembly into the Fan 0 holes in the accessoryboard guide, shown in Figure 2-19.


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Fan Assembly 1

Accessory Board Guide

Accessory Board Guide

Fan Assembly 0

Holes

Figure 2-19. Insert Prongs of Fan Assemblies into Accessory Board Guide(Shown for HP NetServer LH 3)


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2. Swing the fan assembly against the accessory board guide, and press in onthe catch to latch the fan assembly into place. (This reverses the procedureshown in Figures 2-13 and 2-14.)

3. Connect the cable of the fan assembly to the Fan 0 connector on the systembackplane, which is shown in Figure 2-13 for the HP NetServer LH 3.

4. Insert the prongs of the other fan assembly into the Fan 1 holes in theaccessory board guide, as shown in Figure 2-19.

5. Swing the fan assembly against the accessory board guide, and press in onthe catch to latch the fan assembly into place. (This reverses the procedureshown in Figures 2-13 and 2-14.)

6. Connect the cable of the fan assembly to the Fan 1 connector on the systembackplane, which is shown in Figure 2-13 for the HP NetServer LH 3.

Step 9: Replace Cover 1 and Front BezelTo replace Cover 1 and the front bezel, follow the procedure for your NetServerconfiguration:


• HP NetServer in an HP rack

• HP NetServer in a Compaq rack

For a Pedestal NetServerFor an HP NetServer in pedestal configuration, do the following to replaceCover 1 and the front bezel:

1. Insert the tabs inside the rear edge of Cover 1 into the slots at the rear ofthe NetServer chassis.

2. Slide Cover 1 toward the rear of the NetServer, as shown in Figure 2-20.


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Cover 1

Figure 2-20. Replace Cover 1 on Pedestal NetServer

3. Tighten the thumbscrew at the front of Cover 1.

4. Insert the tabs at the bottom of the front bezel into the slots at the bottom ofthe front of the NetServer chassis, as shown in Figure 2-21.

5. Press the top of the front bezel against the chassis until it snaps into place,as shown in Figure 2-21.


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Figure 2-21. Replace Front Bezel on Pedestal NetServer

6. Lock the front bezel with the key, if desired.

For a NetServer in an HP RackFor an HP NetServer in an HP rack, refer to the NetServer documentation andyour rack documentation as you do the following to replace Cover 1 and the frontbezel:




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Figure 2-22. Replace Cover 1 on NetServer in HP Rack


4. Depress the lockout releases, shown in Figure 2-23, and push the NetServercompletely into the rack.


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Figure 2-23. Location of Lockout Releases on HP Rack

5. Insert two screws on the right through the bezel latch assembly and into theright rack column, as shown in Figure 2-24. These screws secure theNetServer to the rack.


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Insert two screwsthrough the bezellatch assemblyinto the rack.

Insert two screws throughthe bezel hinge into therack.

Figure 2-24. Insert Screws through Bezel Latch Assembly and Bezel Hinge

6. Insert two screws on the left through the bezel hinge and into the left rackcolumn, as shown in Figure 2-24. These screws secure the NetServer tothe rack.


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7. Push the front bezel into place, so it swings open for access to the hot-swapmass storage cages, as shown in Figure 2-25.

Figure 2-25. Push Front Bezel into Place on HP Rack

8. Refer to Figure 2-2, and use two 6x32 screws to secure the NetServer to thechassis retention bracket.

9. If you removed the door of the rack, replace it.

10. Retract the anti-tip foot, if desired.


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For a NetServer in a Compaq RackFor an HP NetServer in a Compaq rack, refer to the NetServer documentation andyour rack documentation for instructions as you do the following to replaceCover 1 and the front bezel:


Figure 2-26. Replace Cover 1 on NetServer in Compaq Rack




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4. On both rack slides (slide members), simultaneously depress the lockoutreleases and push the NetServer completely into the rack enclosure, asshown in Figure 2-27.

Figure 2-27. Location of Lockout Releases for Compaq Rack


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4. Insert two screws into the two holes in the left recessed bracket and into theleft rack column (see Figure 2-28), and tighten.

Recessed Brackets

Figure 2-28. Install Four Screws in Left and Right Recessed brackets

5. Insert two screws into the two holes in the right recessed bracket and intothe right rack column (see Figure 2-28), and tighten.


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6. Push the front bezel onto the NetServer, as shown in Figure 2-29.

Figure 2-29. Push Front Bezel into Place on Compaq Rack

7. If you removed the door of the rack, replace it.

Step 10: Install Hard Disk Drive ModulesIf the secondary hot-swap mass storage cage is locked, unlock it with its key.

Refer to the HP NetServer Ultra2 SCSI Hot-swap Hard Disk Drive and Tray UserGuide, and install the disk drive modules into the secondary hot-swap massstorage cage. Install all required disk spacers and filler panels.

• Remove filler panels from the secondary hot-swap mass storage cage at thepositions where you plan to install disk drive modules.

• Filler panels must occupy in all empty disk drive locations in the hot-swapmass storage cage.


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• Disk spacers must be installed to fill all empty spaces between adjacentdisk drive modules or filler panels in the hot-swap mass storage cage.

• Insert disk drive modules slowly and gently to prevent damage, asdescribed in HP NetServer Ultra2 SCSI Hot-swap Hard Disk Drive andTray User Guide.

CAUTION Do NOT operate the NetServer with any missing disk spacersor filler panels. Otherwise, overheating can damage disk drivemodules.

About SCSI Addresses in Secondary CageSCSI addresses (IDs) in the secondary hot-swap mass storage cage are differentfrom and independent of SCSI addresses in the primary cage. SCSI addresses fordevices in the secondary cage are as shown in Figures 2-30 and 2-31.

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14

13

12

11

10

15 15

14 14

13 13

12 11

10 10

14 14

13 13

11 11

10 10

14 14

13 13

12 12

11 11

10 10

1415

12

13

1111

1010

Key:

Half-HeightDisk Module

Disk SpacerLow-ProfileDisk Module orFiller Panel

Numbers shown on drivesindicate SCSI addresses.

1

0

Figure 2-30. SCSI Addresses for Combinations of Drives on SCSI B Channel


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1010

10 10 10

1010 10 10

10

11

11 11 11

1211

12 12 12

1112 11 11

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13 13

1313 13 13

13

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14 14 14

1414 14 14

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1515

Key:

Half-HeightDisk Module

Disk Spacer

Low-Profile DiskModule or Filler Panel

Numbers shown ondrives indicate SCSIaddresses.

Figure 2-31. SCSI Addresses for Combinations of Drives on SCSI B Channel

NOTE Disk drive modules in the secondary hot-swap mass storagecage are on the same SCSI channel (SCSI B) as any non-hot-swap devices. Ensure that each device on the SCSI B Channelhas a unique SCSI address.

• To resolve a conflict, change the SCSI address of the non-hot-swap device by resetting its SCSI address switches.

• Never use SCSI address 7, which is reserved for the SCSIcontroller.

• Consider possible effects on boot order.


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Step 11: Reconnect Power Cord(s) and OtherCables

1. Reconnect the AC power cord(s) and any other external cables.

2. Attach the power cord retainer for each AC power cord, as shown inFigure 2-32. Lift the metal piece underneath, squeeze the two long metaltabs toward each other, and slide the wire bail over the tabs.

Wire Bail ofRetainer

Power Cord

Two Long Tabson Retainer

Figure 2-32. Attach Power Cord Retainer


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Step 12: Verify Hard Disk Drive LEDsEach Ultra2 hard disk drive module has two LED apertures on its front, one forpower status and one for activity status, as shown in Figure 2-33.

Power Status LED ApertureActivity Status LED Aperture

Figure 2-33. LED Apertures on Ultra 2 Hard Disk Drive Module(Shown for Low-Profile Disk Module)

Light pipes on the module transmit light to these apertures from LEDs on theinside rear of the hot-swap mass storage cage. Verify that the LEDs show thecorrect power status and activity status for all of the disk drive modules that youinstalled:

1. Turn on power to the HP NetServer and display monitor.

2. During the Power On Self Test (POST) early in the boot sequence, watchthe two LED apertures on each hard disk drive module. All the LEDsshould display the following rapid sequence of colors simultaneously:

◊ All LEDs amber

◊ All LEDs green

◊ All LEDs red

◊ All LEDs flash amber during some self tests

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3. If no LED apertures were illuminated on any disk drive modules, the powerharness may not be correctly connected. Check it as follows:

a. Turn off the NetServer power switch and unplug the AC power cord(s)and any telephone cables. Remove the front bezel and Cover 1, asdescribed in Steps 1 and 2. Remove the fan assemblies as described inStep 5.

b. Disconnect the P2 connector of the power harness, and reconnect it asdescribed in Step 7.

c. Replace the fan assemblies as described in Step 8. Replace Cover 1 andthe front bezel as s described in Step 9. Reconnect the AC powercord(s) and any telephone cables.

d. Restart the NetServer to determine whether the LED apertures becomeilluminated during the POST now. If not, contact your reseller.

4. If one or both LED apertures on a single module are not illuminated duringthe POST, the module may be installed incorrectly, or its light pipes(shown in Figure 2-34) may be damaged.

Light Pipes

Figure 2-34. LED Light Pipes on Ultra 2 Hard Disk Drive Module(Shown for Low-Profile Disk Module)


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Check the light pipe on the module as follows:

a. Remove the disk drive module, as described in the HP NetServerUltra2 SCSI Hot-swap Hard Disk Drive and Tray User Guide .

b. Inspect the light pipes, shown in Figure 2-34, for damage. If a light pipeis damaged, contact your reseller.

CAUTION The light pipes are fragile. Be careful not to damage themwhen you inspect them or when you reinsert the module.

c. Reinstall the disk drive module, as described in the HP NetServerUltra2 SCSI Hot-swap Hard Disk Drive and Tray User Guide .

d. Restart the NetServer to determine whether the LEDs becomeilluminated during the POST now. If not, contact your reseller.

About Hard Disk Drive LEDsEach Ultra2 disk drive module has two LED apertures, one for power status andone for activity status, as shown in Figure 2-33. Light pipes on the module transmitlight to these apertures from LEDs on the inside rear of the hot-swap mass storagecage.

Power Status LED

The colors displayed in the power status aperture have the following meanings:

• Off: Disk not present, or not connected to the cage

• Green (solid): Disk present

Activity Status LED

The colors displayed in the activity status aperture have the following meanings:

• Off: No disk activity

• Green (flashing): Disk accessing

• Green (solid for more than 1 minute): Disk spinning up or "hung"

• Amber (flashing): Disk failure predicted

• Red (solid): Disk failed

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3 Configure Mass Storage

Decide RAID or Non-RAIDThe disk drives in the secondary hot-swap mass storage cage, along with any non-hot-swap SCSI devices, can be configured in two different ways:

• Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) configuration undercontrol of the integrated HP NetRAID controller

• Non-RAID configuration under the control of the SCSI B controller

Non-RAID configuration (also called "JBOD" or "Just a Bunch of Disks"configuration) is quick and easy, and it is the factory default for the SCSI BChannel. All Network Operating Systems (NOSs) supported by your NetServercan be installed on drives controlled by a non-RAID SCSI controller. This chapterdescribes non-RAID configuration.

RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) configuration can enhanceperformance and provide fault tolerance (redundancy). For more information, seethe Integrated HP NetRAID Controller Configuration Guide . Some NOSs cannotbe installed on a RAID logical drive. If you want RAID configuration, go toAppendix A.

NOTE Integrated HP NetRAID does NOT support tape drives.Configuring both hot-swap mass storage cages as RAID meansthat the NetServer’s I/O board does NOT support tape drives inthe non-hot-swap shelves.

To configure both hot-swap mass storage cages as RAID anduse a tape drive, order the D5025A SCSI controller board , andinstall it to control the tape drive.

Non-RAID ConfigurationYou connected the secondary hot-swap mass storage cage to the HP NetServer’sSCSI B Channel. The factory default settings exclude SCSI B from the integratedHP NetRAID controller. This puts the secondary cage on the SCSI B controller,which also controls any non-hot-swap SCSI devices.

Chapter 3 Configure Mass Storage

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Non-RAID configuration of the SCSI B channel DOES support tape drives.

NOTE Non-hot-swap SCSI devices have a dedicated connector on theSCSI B Channel. This connection isolates the non-hot-swapdevices from the secondary hot-swap mass storage cage toallow the hot-swap drives to operate as Ultra2 SCSI.

For non-RAID configuration, do the following:

• Back up all data on the NetServer.

• Verify non-RAID control of the SCSI B channel and boot order by runningthe Setup utility, as described in "Run Setup Utility" below.

• Verify the display, operation, and boot order of the non-RAID SCSIchannels, as described in "Run Symbios Configuration Utility" below.

• Verify the secondary hot-swap mass storage cage installation and the diskdrive module installation, as described in "Verify Disk Drive Modules"below.

Back Up DataBefore you change the configuration of your mass storage, back up all data on theHP NetServer and any external enclosures connected to it.

Run Setup UtilityUse the Setup utility to verify non-RAID control of the SCSI B Channel and toverify the boot device priority and the priority of various hard disk drivecontrollers within the boot device priority.

If SCSI channels A and B are both non-RAID, use the Symbios ConfigurationUtility to set the channel to be searched first for a bootable drive, as described in"Run Symbios Configuration Utility" in this chapter.

Start Setup Utility

1. Turn on power to the HP NetServer and display monitor.

If you receive an error message during the boot process, refer to"Troubleshooting" in the HP NetServer LH 3/LH 3r User Guide, theHP NetServer LH 4/LH 4r User Guide, or the online help. Some power-up(boot) messages are routine.


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NOTE The message "Configuration of NVRAM and drives mismatch"indicates that configuration information in the integrated HPNetRAID controller’s NVRAM differs from configurationinformation in hard disk drives.

Press any key to start the HP NetRAID Express Tools utility.On the Tools Management Menu, choose Configure, and thendo one of the following:

• If you do not want RAID on either SCSI A or SCSI B,choose Clear Configuration.

• If you want RAID on SCSI A and you want to use theconfiguration stored on the drives, chooseView/Add/Delete Configuration. Then choose View DiskConfiguration. To save that configuration to integratedHP NetRAID’s NVRAM, press ESC and then choose YESin the Save Configuration? box.

• If you want RAID on SCSI A and you want to use theconfiguration stored integrated HP NetRAID’s NVRAM,choose View/Add/Delete Configuration. Then chooseView NVRAM Configuration. To save that configurationto the drives, press ESC and then choose YES in the SaveConfiguration? box.

To exit HP NetRAID Express Tools, press ESC repeatedlyuntil the Exit? box appears. Choose YES to exit. Then pressCTRL+ALT+DELETE to restart the NetServer.

2. As soon as you see the message

Press <F2> to enter SETUP

on the display monitor, press the F2 function key.

NOTE If you wait too long to press the F2 function key, you may notbe able to enter the Setup utility, even though the message"Press <F2> to enter SETUP" is still displayed. If this happens,restart the NetServer, and press the F2 function key as soon asthe message appears.

3. If a power-on password has been set, provide it when prompted.


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Verify SCSI B Channel Control

4. When the Setup Utility menu is displayed, look for the following items:

Integrated HP NetRAID [ ]

Included SCSI_A Channel [ ]

Included SCSI_B Channel [ ]

Read the values in the brackets to determine whether the integrated HPNetRAID controller is enabled, and for which SCSI channels.

◊ To verify the factory default settings, see that all of the following aretrue:

∗ Integrated HP NetRAID is set to "Enabled."

∗ Included SCSI_A Channel is set to "Yes."

∗ Included SCSI_B Channel is set to "No."

◊ To disable the integrated HP NetRAID controller: Use the up anddown arrow keys to highlight "Integrated HP NetRAID." Then use the+/- keys to disable it. This disables the integrated HP NetRAIDcontroller for both SCSI channels.

◊ To exclude the SCSI A Channel from the integrated HP NetRAIDcontroller: Use the up and down arrow keys to highlight "IncludedSCSI_A Channel." Then use the +/- keys to change the value to "No."

◊ To exclude the SCSI B Channel from the integrated HP NetRAIDcontroller: Use the up and down arrow keys to highlight "IncludedSCSI_B Channel." Then use the +/- keys to change the value to "No."

NOTE Write your settings here for future reference:

• Integrated HP NetRAID [ ]

• Included SCSI_A Channel [ ]

• Included SCSI_B Channel [ ]

Verify Boot Order

5. Press the right arrow key twice to select the Configuration menu.


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6. On the Configuration menu, use the up and down arrows to highlight "BootDevice Ordering," and press ENTER to choose it.

7. On the Boot Device Ordering submenu, use the up and down arrows tohighlight "Boot Device Priority," and press ENTER to choose it. Verify thepriorities of the different types of devices.

If you need to change the priorities, follow the on-screen instructions.

When the boot device priorities are correct, press ESC to return to the BootDevice Ordering submenu.

8. On the Boot Device Ordering submenu, use the up and down arrows tohighlight "Hard Drive Priority," and press ENTER to choose it. Verify thepriorities of the different types hard drive controllers.

If you need to change the priorities, follow the on-screen instructions.

When the hard drive priorities are correct, press ESC to return to the BootDevice Ordering submenu.

Exit Setup Utility

9. Press the F10 function key to save and exit.

10. In the Setup Confirmation dialog box, press ENTER to answer "Yes" to thequestion, "Save configuration changes and exit now?" The HP NetServerwill restart.

Run Symbios Configuration Utility

NOTE Use this procedure to do the following:

• To verify that devices on all non-RAID SCSI channels aredisplayed on the boot screen.

• To verify that the controllers of all non-RAID SCSIchannels are set "On" to operate.

• To verify that all non-RAID SCSI channels are searchedfor a bootable drive.

• To control the order in which two non-RAID SCSI channels are searched for a bootable drive.

1. Restart the HP NetServer.


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If you receive an error message during the boot process, refer to"Troubleshooting" in the HP NetServer LH 4/LH 4r User Guide or theonline help. Some power-up (boot) messages are routine.

2. As soon as you see the message

Press Ctrl-C to start Symbios ConfigurationUtility...

on the display monitor, press the CTRL+C keys.

NOTE If you wait too long to press the CTRL+C keys, you may not beable to enter the Symbios Configuration utility, even though themessage "Press Ctrl-C to start Symbios Configuration Utility..."is still displayed. If this happens, restart the NetServer, andpress the CTRL+C keys as soon as the message appears.

3. When the Symbios Logic SCSI Configuration Utility Main Menu isdisplayed, verify that shows Display=Verbose. (This means that the non-RAID SCSI devices will be listed on the boot screen.)

If not, use the up and down arrow keys to highlight Display=Terse. PressENTER to change the setting to Verbose.

4. On the Symbios Logic SCSI Configuration Utility Main Menu, verify thatthe Current Status of all Symbios controllers (adapters) is On.

If not, use the up and down arrow keys to highlight Change AdapterStatus. Press ENTER to display the Change Status on Next Boot window.Use the up and down arrow keys to highlight the controller, and pressENTER to change its Next-Boot Status to On. Press ESC to return to theMain Menu.

5. On the Symbios Logic SCSI Configuration Utility Main Menu, use the upand down arrow keys to highlight Adapter Boot Order. Press ENTER toselect it.

NOTE If Adapter Boot Order is inoperative ("whited out"), only oneSCSI channel is operating in non-RAID mode. To operate bothchannels in non-RAID mode, refer to "Run Setup Utility" inthis chapter.


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6. The Adapter Boot Order screen displays the two SCSI controllers andnumbers representing their boot order in the following form:

Boot BootOrder Bus DevFunc Order Bus DevFunc

A SYM53C895 01 30 B SYM53C895 01 38

where A and B are the numbers 0 or 1 or a blank.

The number in the A position indicates the boot order of the SCSI Acontroller, and the number in the B position indicates the boot order of theSCSI B controller.

◊ 0 marks the controller of the SCSI channel searched first for a bootabledrive.

◊ 1 marks the controller of the SCSI channel searched second for abootable drive.

◊ A blank indicates that the controller’s SCSI channel is not searched fora bootable drive.

To add or change a boot order sequence number, use the right and leftarrow keys to highlight the controller, and then press ENTER. Type thenew sequence number (0 or 1), and press ENTER. The boot order sequencenumber of the other controller will change, if necessary. 0 must be assignedto a controller before 1 can be assigned to the other controller.

To remove a controller from the boot order, use the right and left arrowkeys to highlight the controller, and then press ENTER twice. (This createsa blank.) The boot order sequence number of the other controller willchange to 0, if necessary.

7. Press ESC to return to the Main Menu. To begin to exit the utility, use theup and down arrow keys to highlight Quit, and press ENTER. When themessage

Rebooting system to change global settings...

Press any key

is displayed, press any key to exit the Symbios Configuration utility andrestart the NetServer.


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Verify Hard Disk Drive ModulesAs the HP NetServer restarts, watch the display monitor to determine whether allthe drives you installed have been detected.

NOTE Any SCSI devices controlled by the integrated HP NetRAIDcontroller will NOT be displayed during the boot process.Any SCSI devices controlled by a SCSI controller without aboot order number will NOT be displayed during the bootprocess.

If no drives in the secondary hot-swap mass storage cage are detected, refer toChapter 2 as you do the following:

1. Turn off power to the NetServer, and unplug the AC power cord(s).

2. Remove Cover 1.

3. Verify that the power harness is connected correctly to the cage.

4. Verify that the SCSI cable is connected correctly to the cage.

5. Remove the Fan 1 Assembly to verify that the SCSI cable is connectedcorrectly to the SCSI B connector on the I/O board.

6. Replace the Fan 1 Assembly and plug in the Fan 1 cable.

7. Replace Cover 1.

8. Reconnect the AC power cord(s), and restart the NetServer.

9. Watch the display monitor for the boot listing of SCSI devices to determinewhether all the drives you installed have been detected.

If one drive was not detected, refer to the HP NetServer Ultra2 SCSI Hot-swapHard Disk Drive and Tray User Guide as you do the following:

1. Determine which drive was not detected. Do this by comparing the SCSIaddresses (IDs) of the detected drives with the SCSI addresses in "AboutSCSI Addresses in Secondary Cage" in Chapter 2 of this guide. (This driveand its module are referred to as "suspect" in the actions below.)

2. Remove the suspect module, and then reinstall it.

3. Restart the NetServer, and see whether the suspect drive is detected.

◊ If the suspect drive is detected, the problem is solved.


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◊ If the suspect drive is not detected, swap the suspect module foranother module that was detected in another position, restart theNetServer, and see whether either of those two drives are detected.

∗ If the suspect drive is detected in its new position, the secondaryhot-swap mass storage cage may be defective. Contact your reseller.

∗ If the other drive (in the module swapped for the suspect module) isnot detected in its new position, the secondary hot-swap massstorage cage may be defective. Contact your reseller.

∗ If the suspect drive is not detected in its new position, go to action4 below.

4. The suspect drive was not detected, even in another position:

◊ If you purchased the disk drive module already assembled, the modulemay be defective. Contact your reseller.

◊ If you installed the disk drive into the tray, check that installation. Referto the HP NetServer Ultra2 SCSI Hot-swap Hard Disk Drive and TrayUser Guide to do the following: remove the module from the cage;reinstall the disk drive into the tray, and reinstall the module into thecage. Restart the NetServer to see if the drive is detected.

∗ If so, the problem is solved.

∗ If not, the disk drive or the tray may be defective. Contact yourreseller.

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A RAID Configuration

RAID configuration of disk drives in the second hot-swap mass storage cagediffers for the following cases:

• Initial configuration of the HP NetServer with two integrated HP NetRAIDchannels

• Later addition of the second integrated HP NetRAID channel

NOTE Integrated HP NetRAID does NOT support tape drives.Configuring both hot-swap mass storage cages as RAID meansthat the NetServer’s I/O board does NOT support tape drives inthe non-hot-swap shelves.

To configure both hot-swap mass storage cages as RAID anduse a tape drive, order the D5025A SCSI controller board , andinstall it to control the tape drive.

Initial Configuration with Two Integrated HPNetRAID Channels

Refer to the Integrated HP NetRAID Controller Configuration Guide .

Later Addition of a Second Integrated HP NetRAIDChannel

If you intend to use Custom configuration mode in the HP NetRAID AssistantWizard, plan your configuration by using the planning chapter of the IntegratedHP NetRAID Controller Configuration Guide .

Configure the drives on the second integrated HP NetRAID channel according tothe chapter in the Integrated HP NetRAID Controller Configuration Guide aboutconfiguring a second integrated HP NetRAID channel.

If Ultra2 SCSI support was disabled and you want to enable it, refer to theIntegrated HP NetRAID Controller Configuration Guide to run HP NetRAIDExpress Tools.

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B Warranty and Support

The hardware warranty below applies to components purchased as accessories. Ifyour component was factory installed as part of an HP NetServer model, refer tothe warranty statement provided with your system documentation.

Hardware Accessories Limited Warranty

Hewlett-Packard Hardware AccessoriesAn HP NetServer Hardware Accessory is an HP hardware product that isspecifically designated for use with HP NetServers; is added on or integrated intoan HP NetServer in order to provide higher performance, capacity, or increasedcapability; and is listed as a product in HP’s Corporate Price List. Uponinstallation inside an HP NetServer, the HP NetServer Hardware Accessory carriesa System-Matching Warranty. This warranty includes a one-year Return-to-HPwarranty or the remainder of the warranty period for the original HP NetServer inwhich it is installed, whichever is longer.

This accessory may be serviced through expedited part shipment. In this event, HPwill prepay shipping charges, duty, and taxes; provide telephone assistance onreplacement of the component; and pay shipping charges, duty, and taxes for anypart that HP asks to be returned.

HP warrants this HP NetServer Hardware Accessory against defects in materialand workmanship, under normal use, for the period specified in the section titledHP NetServer Limited Warranty Coverage. The warranty commences on receipt ofthis product by Customer from HP or Reseller. If HP or Reseller receives notice ofsuch defects during the warranty period, HP or Reseller will either, at its option,repair or replace products that prove to be defective.

Should HP or Reseller be unable to repair or replace the hardware accessorywithin a reasonable amount of time, Customer’s alternate remedy shall be a refundof the purchase price upon return of the hardware accessory product.

HP products external to the system processor unit, such as external storagesubsystems, printers, or other peripherals, are covered by the applicable warrantyfor those products.

The customer may be required to run HP-supplied configuration and diagnosticprograms before a replacement will be dispatched or an on-site visit is authorized.

Appendix B Warranty and Support

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Refer to the warranty statement provided with your original HP NetServer systemdocumentation for the warranty limitations, customer responsibilities, and otherterms and conditions.

Third-Party Hardware ProductsHP does not warrant third-party hardware products. Third-party hardware productsmay be warranted in accordance with the third-party warranty statementaccompanying the product. On-site visits caused by third-party hardware products--whether internal to the HP NetServer system processor unit (such as non-HPDIMMs) or external to the system processor unit (such as LAN cabling)--aresubject to standard per-incident travel and labor charges.

HP Repair and Telephone SupportRefer to the Warranty and Service/Support Booklet supplied with your HPNetServer system documentation for instructions on how to obtain HP repair andtelephone support.

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C Regulatory Information

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYaccording to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014

Manufacturer’s Name: Hewlett-Packard CompanyAddress: 5301 Stevens Creek Blvd.

Santa Clara, CA 95052USA

declares, that the product

Product Name: Ultra2-SCSI Hot Swap Hard Disk Drives

Model Number(s): D6104A , D6106A, D6107A, D6108A

Product Options: N/A

conforms to the following Product Specifications:

Safety: IEC 950:1991 + A1, A2 / EN 60950 (1992) + A1, A2

EMC: CISPR 22:1993 / EN 55022 (1994) - Class B 1

EN 50082-1:1992 - Generic ImmunityIEC 801-2:1991, 4 kV CD, 8 kV ADIEC 801-3:1984, 3V/mIEC 801-4:1988, 0.5 kV Signal Lines, 1 kV Power Lines

FCC Title 47 CFR, Part 15

Supplementary Information:

The product herewith complies with the requirements of the following directives, andcarries the CE-mark accordingly: o Low Voltage Directive 72/23/EEC o EMC Directive 89/336/EEC

1) This product was tested in a typical configuration with a Hewlett-Packard NetServercomputer and peripherals.

Santa Clara, May 19, 1998Nigel Marrion/Quality Engineering Manager

North American Contact: Hewlett-Packard Company Product Regulation Manager, 3000 Hanover Street, PaloAlto, CA 94304, USA [Telephone: (415) 857-1501]

European Contact: Your local Hewlett-Packard Sales and Service Office or Hewlett-Packard GmbH,Department ZQ / Standards Europe, Herrenberger Straße 130, D-7030 Böblingen (FAX: + 49-7031-143143)

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Index

AAccess holes, 20Accessory board guide, 22, 28Activity status LED, 42, 44Adapter boot order, 51Antistatic precautions, 4, 6Anti-tip feature, 34Anti-tip foot, 34Apertures, LED, 42

BBack up data, 46Backplane, cage’s, 6, 20Backplane, system, 28Bezel hinge, 11, 12, 33Bezel, front

Compaq rack, 13, 38HP rack, 9, 10, 34pedestal, 8, 29

Boot Device Ordering submenu, 49Boot device priority, 46Boot Device Priority submenu, 49Boot order, 48, 51

CCaution

antistatic, 4insulating sheet, 6, 20light pipes, 44thermal damage, 39

Chassis retention bracket, 10, 34Clear (reset) configuration, 47Compaq rack, 6Compaq rack enclosure, 13, 14, 15, 35,

36, 37, 38Configuration menu, 48Configure menu, 47Configuring mass storage, 45

non-RAID, 45RAID, 55

Contents of kit, 5Cover 1

Compaq rack, 35HP rack, 17, 30pedestal, 15, 28

Cover plate, 17

DDefault settings, 48Disconnecting the NetServer, 7Disk drives

configuring, 45verifying, 52

Disk spacers, 38Documents, 6Door of rack, 10, 13, 34, 38

EEnvironmental specifications, 59Error message, 46, 47, 50Exiting

HP NetRAID Express Tools, 47Setup utility, 49Symbios Configuration utility, 51

FFan assemblies, 21

removing, 21, 23replacing, 26

Filler panels, 38Front bezel

Compaq rack, 13, 38HP rack, 9, 10, 34pedestal, 8, 29

GGetting help, 57

Index

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HHard Drive Priority submenu, 49Hardware accessories limited warranty,

57Hardware repair

warranty information for, 57Help, 57Hot-swap disk drive module, 42Hot-swap disk drives

installing, 38Hot-swap mass storage cage

configuring, 45features, 5installing, 7, 19verifying, 53

HP NetRAID Express Tools, 47Clear Configuration, 47Configure menu, 47Management Menu, 47Ultra2 SCSI, 55View Disk Configuration, 47View NVRAM Configuration, 47View/Add/Delete Configuration, 47

HP NetServer LH 3, 1HP NetServer LH 3r, 1, 6HP NetServer LH 4, 1HP NetServer LH 4r, 1, 6HP rack enclosure, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 30,

31, 32, 33, 34HP Rack System/E rack, 6HP Rack System/U rack, 6HP Systems rack, 6

II/O board, 21, 24Insulating sheet, 6, 20Integrated HP NetRAID controller, 48

JJBOD configuration. See non-RAID

configuration

KKit contents, 5

LLatch assembly, 11, 12, 32LEDs, 42Light pipes, LED, 43Lockout releases, 31, 36

MManagement board, 6, 20Management Menu, 47

NNon-RAID configuration, 45Non-RAID operation, 50NVRAM, 47

PPower cord retainer, 41Power harness, 26Power status LED, 42, 44Powering down the NetServer, 7

RRack door, 10, 13, 34, 38RAID configuration, 45, 55Recessed brackets, 14, 37Regulatory information, 59Reset (clear) configuration, 47

SSaving configuration

to drives, 47to NVRAM, 47

SCSI A Channel, 48SCSI addresses, 39SCSI B Channel, 45SCSI B connector, 21, 24SCSI cable, 24SCSI controller board, 45, 55SCSI IDs, 39Setup utility, 48

exiting, 49

Index

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starting, 46Standby power, 8Symbios Configuration Utility, 49

adapter boot order, 50Display, 50exiting, 51starting, 49

TTape drives, 45, 46, 55Tools, 6

UUltra2 hard disk drive modules, 42Ultra2 SCSI, 46, 55Utilities

HP NetRAID Express Tools, 47, 55Setup, 46, 48Symbios Configuration, 49, 50

VVerifying

boot order, 48cage installation, 53default settings, 48disk drives, 52kit contents, 5non-RAID boot order, 49SCSI B Channel control, 46, 48

View Disk Configuration, 47View NVRAM Configuration, 47View/Add/Delete Configuration, 47

WWarning

anti-tip, 4, 13hazardous voltages, 4shock hazard, 8

Warning anti-tip, 10Warnings, 4Warranty

for hardware, 57hardware accessories limited, 57