8.9.
NetApp Support will provide instructions for
returning the failed drive.
3. Add the drive back to the cluster using either the Element UI or the NetApp Element Management
extension point in Element plug-in for vCenter server.
When you install a new drive in an existing node, the drive automatically registers as
Available in the Element UI. You should add the drive to the cluster before it can
participate in the cluster.
Option Steps
Using the Element UI 1. From the Element UI, select Cluster > Drives.
2. Select Available to view the list of available
drives.
3. Select the Actions icon for the drive you want to
add, and select Add.
Using the Element plug-in for vCenter server UI 1. From the NetApp Element Management
extension point of the vSphere Web Client,
select NetApp Element Management >
Cluster > Drives.
2. From the Available drop-down list, select the
drive, and select Add.
3. Confirm the action.
Find more information
• NetApp HCI Resources page
• SolidFire and Element Software Documentation Center
Replace H410C nodes
You should replace a compute node in the event of CPU failure, other motherboard
issues, or if it does not power on. The instructions apply to H410C nodes. If you have a
H410C compute node that runs NetApp HCI Bootstrap OS version 1.6P1 or later, you do
not have to replace the node if the memory DIMM fails; you need replace only the failed
DIMM. If the DIMMs in your node have not failed, you can use them in the replacement
node.
The replacement node should have the same version of NetApp HCI Bootstrap OS as the
rest of the compute nodes in the NetApp HCI installation.
What you’ll need
• You have determined that the compute node needs to be replaced.
•
You have a replacement compute node.
To order a replacement node, you should contact NetApp Support. The compute node is shipped to you
with the Bootstrap OS installed.
Nodes are shipped from the factory with the latest version of Bootstrap OS. You might need to perform the
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