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This task | allows | the | user | to | identify, | add, | remove, and replace a SCSI device i | |||
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Ÿ | Attach | a | Device | to an | SES | Device |
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ŸConfigure Added/Replaced Devices
The List the SES Devices function lists all the SCSI
The Identify a | Device | Attached to an | SES Device | function | is used to help identify |
the location | of | a device | attached | to a SES | device. This function lists all the s |
that support hot swap that are occupied or empty. When a slot is selected fo
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The Attach | a Device | to | an | SES | Device | function | lists | all | empty | slots | that |
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Chapter 6. Introducing Tasks and Service137 Aids