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If your Network Appliance Storage doesn't recognize the installed disk drives, the 1 Gb/2 Gb switch might not be set to the 1 Gb position. To resolve this: 1. Power off the appliance. 2. Move the switch to the 1 Gb position. 3. Power on the appliance.
Why Network Appliance Storage new CPU module can’t see the disks?
If you've replaced a CPU module and the new one can't see the disks, it's because the disk ownership mechanism ties disks to CPU module system IDs. The disks are still stamped with the system ID of the old module. To fix this, perform a disk reassign command. Use the help command to get the exact syntax.
What to do if Network Appliance Storage battery is discharged and Data ONTAP won’t boot?
If the battery voltage is too low to hold data and Data ONTAP won’t boot, it is likely that the battery voltage is too low. You have two options: 1. Leave the appliance alone for a few hours to let the battery charge. 2. Press Ctrl-C to override this check.
How to fix Network Appliance Storage CFE boot failure with status code [ZBSS], [L12F], or [CERR]?
If the CFE won’t boot and the last console status code is [ZBSS], [L12F], or [CERR], it indicates a problem with the memory DIMM. To resolve this: * Unplug the battery in the CPU module for 5 seconds, plug the battery back in, and try booting the appliance. Note that unplugging the battery might reset the clock. * Reseat the DIMM on the CPU module. * Replace the DIMM. * Replace the CPU module.
Why Data ONTAP didn’t use unowned disks to reconstruct a failed drive in Network Appliance Storage?
If Data ONTAP didn’t use unowned disks to reconstruct a failed drive, it's because the disks need to be assigned as “SPARES,” not just left as “unowned.” To resolve this, assign the disks as spares.
What to do if Network Appliance Storage CFE comes up but [CERR] is printed out when booting the kernel?
If the CFE comes up but [CERR] is printed out when booting the kernel, it indicates a problem with NVMEM, which is mainly for power outages. Handling the CPU module outside the shelf while NVMEM is valid might corrupt memory. If the CPU module was not handled, contact technical support. Otherwise, unplug the battery in the CPU module for 5 seconds, plug the battery back in, and try booting the appliance. Note that unplugging the battery might reset the clock.
Why Network Appliance Storage Real-Time Clock (RTC) loses its time?
If the Real-Time Clock (RTC) loses its time, the rechargeable battery for NVMEM, which also powers the real-time clock, might be disconnected for more than a few seconds or the battery is discharged. To fix this, plug the battery back in to the motherboard and reset the clock to the correct time.
How to stop Network Appliance Storage from beeping?
If the appliance won’t stop beeping, push the MUTE button on the back of the shelf to stop the beeping. The beeping occurs because it is the kernel's responsibility to “ping” the ops panel occasionally so the ops panel's watchdog timer doesn't start beeping.
What to do if Network Appliance Storage CFE can’t boot anything from the CompactFlash card?
If the CFE comes up but can’t boot anything from the CompactFlash card, the contents of the CompactFlash card are likely incorrect. Try entering this command at the CFE prompt: test fatfs ide0.0 If no errors occur and nothing is shown on the console, the contents of the CompactFlash card are not valid. If there is an error, replace the CompactFlash card.
Why Fibre Channel adapter 0b appears to be unattached or disconnected in Network Appliance Storage?
If the Fibre Channel adapter 0b appears unattached or disconnected, you might have an open loop. Fibre Channel needs a closed/completed loop to communicate. Try these steps: * Check the terminate switch on the CPU module. If an expansion shelf is attached to your system, the terminate switch should be OFF. If there’s no expansion shelf, you must have the terminate switch set to ON. * If you have expansion shelves, the last shelf must have its terminate switch set to ON. All other shelves in the loop (including the CPU module) must have the terminate switches set to OFF. * If that doesn’t fix it, you might have a faulty shelf, drive, or cable. Try removing items until the loop closes and then add them back until you see the failure. While removing/adding, be sure to set the terminate...
Connects the FAS250, FAS270, or FAS270c to a network.
Connects one or more additional DS14mk2 FC or DS14mk2 AT disk shelves.
Details how to connect the FAS250, FAS270, and FAS270c appliances to a power source.
Guides on connecting third-party devices via Fibre Channel interface.
Addresses the initial setup of Data ONTAP software on a FAS270c system.
Explains configuration of the external Fibre Channel port 0c for target mode.
Describes front operation panel LEDs and disk shelf ID display for system status.
Explains how to monitor the power supply status using its LEDs.
Details how to interpret Fibre Channel disk LEDs for status.
Explains how to interpret LEDs on the CPU module for system status.
Provides procedures for removing and installing disks in the appliance.
Covers procedures for removing and installing the CPU module.
Details the process for replacing the SDRAM DIMM on the CPU module.
Explains how to replace the CompactFlash card on the CPU module.
Provides steps for replacing the battery on the CPU module.
Details procedures for removing and installing a power supply.
Guides on converting disk shelves from LRC modules to ESH2 modules.
Lists and explains error messages encountered during the boot process.
Describes environmental EMS messages for operational extremes.
Explains how to boot the appliance from a remote server.
Details booting the appliance using a stored backup firmware image.
Provides a table to troubleshoot specific hardware problems.
Discusses conductor size for 2% voltage drop for AC power feeds.
Lists regulatory notices for installing and operating NetApp equipment.
Lists and describes the history of changes made to the manual.
General| Brand | Network Appliance |
|---|---|
| Model | FAS200 Series |
| Category | Storage |
| Language | English |
