the operating system for the media server. One system drive must be available at
all times.
The storage drives in the NetBackup 5230 are located in Slot 4 through Slot 11.
The drive in Slot 11 is reserved as a hot spare. You can hot swap one storage drive
at a time. If two or more drives are faulty at the same time, contact Symantec
Technical Support. This section describes how to remove and replace a system
disk drive in the media server.
Warning: A drive bay must not be open for longer than three minutes. The media
server is constructed to optimize cooling. If a bay is empty for too long, the system
will over heat and fail. If you cannot swap the failed drive within three minutes, place
a drive cover over the bay until a drive can be installed.
To remove a disk drive:
1
Use the control panel on the front of the media server to identify the faulty disk
drive. The system ID LED (second large LED from the top) is amber.
2
Put on an ESD wrist strap or take other ESD precautions.
Note: An ESD wrist strap is shipped with replacement drives.
3
Remove the bezel. See “Removing and replacing the bezel” on page 101.
4
Locate and identify the faulty disk drive. The drive fault LED is solid amber and
the bottom of the two.
102Removing and replacing appliance hardware components
Removing and replacing NetBackup 5230 disk drives
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