What to do if the SimpliVity Server drive indicator flashes amber because a drive fails?
If the drive indicator flashes amber, it means a drive has failed. Contact Customer Support to obtain a replacement drive of the same type, size, and speed.
What to do if a power supply fails in SimpliVity Server?
If a power supply fails, contact Customer Support for a replacement of the same type and wattage.
What to do if a network interface fails on SimpliVity Server?
If a network interface fails, contact Customer Support to have it replaced.
How to fix a firmware load error on SimpliVity Server Accelerator card?
If you encounter a firmware load error on the Accelerator card, try shutting down the server. Wait three minutes to allow the server to fully shut down, and then restart the server.
What to do if SimpliVity OmniCube CN-3000 Storage OmniCube can't detect Accelerator card?
If the OmniCube is unable to detect or communicate with an Accelerator card due to a firmware load error, try shutting down and restarting the OmniCube. This prompts the Accelerator card to revert to its backup firmware, potentially resolving the issue.
What to do if SimpliVity OmniCube CN-3000 Storage drive failed?
If a drive fails or is failing, contact your support provider to obtain a replacement drive of the same type, size, and speed.
What to do if SimpliVity OmniCube CN-3000 Storage power supply fails?
If a power supply fails, contact your support provider for a replacement of the same type and wattage.
What to do if SimpliVity OmniCube CN-3000 Accelerator card fails?
If an Accelerator card fails, contact your service representative to have it replaced.
Introduces the CN-Series system, its role in SimpliVity architecture, and supported models.
Provides information on how to get support and lists contact details.
Details the components of the 2U CN-Series system models, including CPU, storage, and memory.
Describes the components and indicators on the front and back panels of CN-Series systems.
Provides enclosure dimensions, weights, and environmental limits like altitude and contaminants.
Details power consumption, heat dissipation, and temperature/humidity limits for CN-Series systems.
Covers general installation guidelines, safety, unpacking, rail kits, rack requirements, and network understanding.
Guides on installing rail kits and mounting the CN-Series system enclosure into the rack.
Details connecting power cables to supplies and network cables to interfaces.
Guides users through configuring IPMI for remote system management access.
Covers accessing ESXi, configuring network adapters, IP, DNS, and VLAN settings.
Describes front panel indicators and viewing system events/alarms in vSphere.
Explains drive status LEDs, monitoring drives/power supplies in vSphere.
Covers monitoring accelerator card status, detecting issues, and network interface status.
Provides guidelines for maintaining drives, including removal and installation.
Offers guidelines for maintaining power supplies, including removal and installation.
General| Model | CN-3000 |
|---|---|
| Network Interfaces | 2 x 10 GbE ports |
| Power Supply | Redundant hot-swappable power supplies |
| Storage | SSD and HDD hybrid |
| Data Reduction | Inline deduplication and compression |
| Network Connectivity | 10 GbE |
| Hypervisor Support | VMware vSphere |
| Management | SimpliVity management software |
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