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HP NOTE:, NOTE:, WARNING, HP D2D4324, HP D2D4312, The HP D2D4324 has four RAID controllers, The HP D2D4312 has three RAID controllers

Models: D2D2502 D2D2503 D2D2504 G1 D2D2504 G2 D2D4004 G1 D2D4009 G1 D2D4106 G2 D2D4112 G2 D2D4312 G2

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5 The HP SmartArray P410i and P812/P411 RAID controllers and HP SAS expander card (HP D2D4324 and 4312)

Overview

HP D2D4324The HP D2D4324 has four RAID controllers.

•The P410i RAID controller is integral to the DL370G6 motherboard and is used to control the 12 hard disk drives internal to the HP D2D4324 via the HP SAS Expander card in slot 1. The RAID controller is fitted with I GB RAM and one FBWC (flash backed write cache).

•The three P812 cards are used to connect the external storage shelves to the HP D2D4324 and are located in PCI-e slots 4, 5 and 6. Each card is fitted with 1024 MB RAM and one FBWC (flash backed write cache).

NOTE: If you replace a motherboard with integral P410i card, you must add the RAID 6 license for the card, as described in the relevant sections below.

Figure 25 HP D2D4324, location of the P812 controller and HP SAS expander card

1 P812 RAID controllers

2 HP SAS expander card

WARNING! To reduce the risk of personal injury or damage to the equipment, consult the safety information and user documentation provided with the server and RAID controllers before attempting the installation.

HP D2D4312The HP D2D4312 has three RAID controllers.

•The P410i RAID controller is integral to the DL370G6 motherboard and is used to control the 12 hard disk drives internal to the HP D2D4312 via the HP SAS Expander card in slot 1. The RAID controller is fitted with 512 MB RAM and one BBWC (battery backed write cache).

•The two P411 cards are used to connect the external storage shelves to the D2D 4312 and are located in PCI-e slots 5 and 6. Each card is fitted with 512 MB RAM and one BBWC (battery backed write cache).

NOTE: If you replace a motherboard with integral P410i card, or a P411 card, you must add the RAID 6 license for the card, as described in the relevant sections below.

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Contents

Abstract Page 3 Replacing the system motherboard 4 Battery/Flash Backed Write Cache (BBWC or FBWC) module failures 5 The HP SmartArray P410i and P812/P411 RAID controllers and HP SAS 6 The HP SmartArray P212 RAID controller (HP D2D2502 G2, 2504 G2 7 The HP SmartArray P400 RAID controller (D2D4004/4009/2500 G1) G2 models: •HP D2D4324 G2 (12–disk) •HP D2D4312 G2 (12–disk) •HP D2D4112 and HP D2D4106 G2 (12–disk) •HP D2D2502 and HP D2D2504 G2 (4–disk) How do I tell whether I have a G1 or G2 product Using the ProLiant Guide with HP D2D4324 G2 models Using the ProLiant Guide with HP D2D4312 G2 models Using the ProLiant Guide with HP D2D4106/4112 G2 models •The CPU is Intel Xeon X5550 (Spare P/N 490070-001)– there are two per system ◦HP Smart Array P212/Zero Memory Controller: 462828-B21 ◦512MB BBWC -Cacheand BBWC: 462967-B21 Figure 3 Rear view of the HP D2D4106/4112 G2 Using the ProLiant Guide with HP D2D4112 G1 models Using the ProLiant Guide with HP D2D4004 and 4009 G1 models Using the ProLiant Guide with HP D2D2502 G1 models Using the ProLiant Guide with HP D2D2503 G1 models Using the ProLiant Guide with HP D2D2504 G1 models The AMD Opteron 2384 2.7GHz (75W), part number The following tasks are described in this guide: •How to replace the flash memory module •How to replace the motherboard Part number Troubleshooting procedure Page Figure 10 HP D2D2502 and HP D2D2504 G2 Series flash memory module Figure 11 HP D2D 4112, HP D2D4004 or HP D2D4009 G1 flash memory module Figure 12 HP D2D2500 G1 Series flash memory module •Set the J27 jumper on HP D2D4106/4112 G2 and HP D2D2502/2504 G2 products •Update BIOS IDs on all products •Reinstate iLO2 licences on all G2 products iLO2 licenses 1.Log on to the iLO2 GUI 1.Reboot the system 2.During the POST screen, when advised, hit any key to see further messages NOTE: This section is not relevant for HP D2D4324/4312 models The following diagram shows the location of the J27 jumper on the motherboard Figure 13 Location of the J27 jumper Table 3 J27 jumper settings G2 products For all G2 products you must: http://www.hp.com/support/downloads Change the Performance options, as shown in the following table G1 products Part numbers for a replacement cache modules are as follows: •G1 products: BBWC = 398648–001 •G2 products apart from HP D2D4324: BBWC = 462976–001 •HP D2D4324 G2: FBWC = 534562-B21 HP D2D4324, D2D4312, D2D4106 and D2D4112 HP D2D4324 HP D2D4312 HP D2D4106/4112 G2 HP D2D2502/2504 G2 HP D2D4004/4009 and HP D2D2502/3/4 G1 HP D2D4112 G1 Figure 24 Location of LEDS on the BBWC HP D2D4324 The HP D2D4324 has four RAID controllers Figure 25 HP D2D4324, location of the P812 controller and HP SAS expander card WARNING HP D2D4312 Figure 26 HP D2D4312, location of the P411 controller and HP SAS expander card Part numbers cache module failure NOTE: It is not necessary to reinstate the license with the P812 card Page 5.Install the SAAP license Table 7 Cabling to HP SAS expander card (HP D2D4312) Figure 27 Cabling showing the SAS expander card Figure 28 Cabling showing the backplanes •HP D2D2502 G2 •HP D2D2504 G2 •HP D2D4106 G2 •HP D2D4112 G2 Figure 29 HP D2D4106/4112 G2 models, location of the P212 controller •Summary page: RAID catastrophically failed Summary page: Storage—RAID RAID device is not available •RAID page (HP D2D2502/2504): RAID device is not available Figure 31 Inserting a P212 card into an HP D2D4106/4112 Figure 32 Inserting a P212 card into an HP D2D2502/2504 6.HP D2D4106/4112 Backup Systems only: Reinstate the SAAP license •HP StoreOnce D2D4004 and D2D4009 G1 •HP StoreOnce D2D2500 series (HP D2D2502/3/4) G1 Figure 33 HP D2D4004 and HP D2D4009, location of the P400 controller Figure 34 HP D2D2500 series, location of the RAID controller The component parts have the following part numbers: Identifying a P400 card failure •RAID page: RAID device is not available RAID page: Figure 35 Location of LEDs on the P400 controller card Page Identifying a P800 card failure