Preparing a USBflash drive from the HCP S Series operating system
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Chapter 3: Refurbishing an HCP S10 Node 21
What you need for refurbishing an S10 Node 23
Step 1 (conditional): Unpack the enclosure 24
Step 2 (conditional): Insert the upgrade-kit drives into the enclosure 26
Step 3 (conditional): Connect the server interconnect cable 29
Step 4 (conditional): Connect the power cables 29
Step 5: Connect the PDUs to the power sources 30
Step 6: Check for hardware issues 30
Step 7: Reset the BIOS on the server modules 32
Step 8: Wipe the drives 33
Step 9: Shut down the S10 Node 40
Step 10 (conditional): Prepare the enclosure carton 40
Step 11: Disconnect the power cables 41
Step 12: Disconnect the server interconnect cable 42
Step 13 (conditional): Remove the upgrade-kit drives from the enclosure 42
Step 14 (conditional): Remove the front panel and light pipe assembly from the
enclosure 46
Step 15 (conditional): Remove the cable management arms 47
Step 16 (conditional): Remove the enclosure from the rack 49
Step 17 (conditional): Remove the inner rails from the enclosure 50
Step 18 (conditional): Remove the outer enclosure rails from the rack 51
Step 19 (conditional): Attach the extenders to the outer enclosure rails 52
Step 20 (conditional): Insert the inner enclosure rails into the outer rails 54
Step 21: Pack the enclosure 55
Step 22 (conditional): Unrack and pack the PDUs 55
Chapter 4: Refurbishing an HCP S30 Node 57
What you need for refurbishing an S30 Node 60
Step 1 (conditional): Unpack the enclosures 62
Step 2 (conditional): Insert the upgrade-kit drives into enclosures 64
Step 3 (conditional): Unpack the server modules 68
Step 4 (conditional): Connect the server interconnect cable 69
Step 5: Cable the enclosures 69
Step 6 (conditional): Connect the enclosure power cables 73
Step 7 (conditional): Connect the server module power cables 73
Step 8: Connect the PDUs to the power sources 74
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