NetApp AltaVault AVA400 - System maintenance AVA-400, AVA-800

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CHAPTER 16 System maintenance AVA-400, AVA-
800
This section provides information on maintaining AltaVault system components. It includes the following sections:
 “Accessing the Service Processor for remote management” on page 200
 “Shutting down the AltaVault controller” on page 203
 “Shutting down the AltaVault controller” on page 203
 “Replacing controllers” on page 203
 “Installing a controller in a chassis” on page 206
 “Replacing a controller chassis” on page 208
 “Hot-swapping controller fan modules” on page 209
 “Hot-swapping controller power supplies” on page 212
 “Changing the shelf ID for a disk shelf” on page 215
 “Adding an additional RAID group to a configured appliance” on page 216
 “Replacing internal FRUs” on page 218
 “Replacing a boot device in a controller” on page 219
 “Replacing system DIMMs” on page 223
 “Replacing RAID controllers” on page 227
 “Replacing the RTC clock coin battery” on page 227
 “Replacing disk shelf power supplies and other FRUs” on page 230
 “Replacing a faulty hard disk drive on an AltaVault AVA400 or AVA800 appliance” on page 218
 “Returning failed parts” on page 230
 “Disposing of batteries” on page 230
For a list of system hardware components and specifications, see NetApp Hardware Universe.
Note: Best practices calls for allowing the replication queue to drain fully to the cloud prior to engaging in maintenance activities.