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04-12-2007 07:44 AM
04-12-2007 07:44 AM
MSA1000 Controller and integrated FC-Switch
I have a redundant MSA 1000 with 2 Controllers and 2 FC-SAN Switches inside. The System is productive. Now i have to remove the redundant controller and 1 FC-Switch for test purposes in a second MSA. The question now is: Must i power down the MSA to remove the controller and the switch or can i remove the 2 parts hot-plug?!?
Regards Andreas
Regards Andreas
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04-13-2007 02:48 AM
04-13-2007 02:48 AM
Re: MSA1000 Controller and integrated FC-Switch
Its always better to shut the system down if you can help it. Also, any redundant host (or cluster) will be running on the single path.
A cold boot with a single contrlr and sw should boot fine.
Otherwise pull the standby contrlr and the switch in back of it but wait for 3-5 minutes between pulling each device (the same with putting them back in. Hardware needs time to register it changes.
A cold boot with a single contrlr and sw should boot fine.
Otherwise pull the standby contrlr and the switch in back of it but wait for 3-5 minutes between pulling each device (the same with putting them back in. Hardware needs time to register it changes.
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