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EMC VNXe
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EMC
®
VNXe
®
Replacing an input/output module in a disk
processor enclosure
302-000-207
REV 02
July, 2015
This document describes how to replace a faulted input/output (I/O) module in a DPE (disk
processor enclosure).
The I/O module resides on the SP printed circuit board (CPU board). To replace a faulted
I/O module, you must remove the SP assembly from the enclosure, and then remove its
cover to gain access to CPU board components.
You access an I/O module from the rear of the enclosure.
NOTICE
Always replace an I/O module with one that is the exact same type. Verify the type by
reading the label on the I/O module handle.
NOTICE
This procedure involves storage processor (SP) reboots coordinated to ensure that at least
one SP is running at all times. During an SP reboot, data will be unavailable to front- or
back-end connections that are not duplicated on the peer SP.
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Before you start..........................................................................................................2
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Handling I/O modules................................................................................................2
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Replacing the faulted hardware component............................................................... 5
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Returning a faulted part........................................................................................... 12
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EMC VNXe Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandEMC
ModelVNXe
CategoryEnclosure
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Before You Start

Handling I/O Modules

General precautions and procedures for handling replaceable units.

Avoiding Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Damage

Procedures to prevent damage to electronic circuits from static electricity.

Emergency Procedures (Without an ESD Kit)

Steps to reduce electrostatic discharge risk when an ESD kit is unavailable.

Removing, Installing, or Storing Replaceable Units

Unpacking a Part

Steps for safely unpacking a replacement hardware component.

Replacing the Faulted Hardware Component

Detailed steps for removing and installing hardware components.

Preparing the Storage Processor (SP) for Service

Removing an SP Assembly

Procedures to safely disconnect and remove the Storage Processor assembly.

Removing the SP Top Cover

Removing the I/O Module

Instructions for safely ejecting and removing the I/O module from the SP.

Installing the I/O Module

Replacing the SP Top Cover

Steps to securely reattach the top cover to the SP assembly.

Installing an SP Assembly

Procedures for correctly reinserting the SP assembly into the enclosure.

Rebooting an SP

Verifying the Operation of a Part

Steps to confirm the system recognizes and the part operates correctly.

Returning a Faulted Part

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