
Troubleshooting HyperFabric
Replacing a HyperFabric Adapter
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| Replacing a HyperFabric Adapter |
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| If OLAR is supported for the HP 9000 system and the HyperFabric adapter, and you |
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| want to do OLR, see “Online Replacement (OLR)” on page 58. The HP HyperFabric |
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| Release Note contains information about which HP 9000 systems and HyperFabric |
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| adapters OLAR is supported for. |
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| If you cannot or do not want to do OLR to replace a HyperFabric adapter, follow these |
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| steps: |
Step | 1. | Stop HyperFabric on the node where the faulty adapter is installed (see “Stopping |
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| HyperFabric” on page 99). |
Step | 2. | Depending on the type of HP 9000 the adapter is in, follow the steps in the HP 9000’s |
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| documentation for installing the adapter. |
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| User Note: |
WARNING |
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| Engineer qualified in installing and servicing the HP |
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| trained to recognize the hazards involved. The I/O board is installed in an area |
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| of the |
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| might result in a void of warranty. |
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| Customer Engineer Note: You might want to refer to the |
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| documentation to identify various areas of the |
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| HyperFabric adapters are installed in one of the |
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| boards. Only one HyperFabric adapter per |
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| Remember that, when you replace a HyperFabric adapter, you do not have to |
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| the HyperFabric software. |
Step | 3. | Start HyperFabric on the HP 9000 (see “Starting HyperFabric” on page 85). |
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