Implications For Drive Removal And Replacement; Snmp - Simple Network Management Protocol - StorageTek L700 Service Manual

Operator Panel Entry
CAUTION:
Errors: You will receive errors if you power-off the drives before
powering-off the library.
4. Power-off the library.
5. Power-off each drive individually.
6. Disconnect the fiber cable from the library's MPU card.
7. Replace the MPC/MPCL card.
CAUTION:
Errors: Do not power-on the drives until told to do so in these
instructions.
8. Power-on the library only.
9. Re-enter the library serial number and re-configure the dWWN feature on the MPC/
MPCL card to ON from the CLI interface (as described in
page
10. Enter the identical configuration data for the library that was previously active. (Refer
to the data that you previously saved.)
11. Power-on each drive individually.
12. IPL the library.
13. Verify or set configuration data for each drive. (Refer to the data that you previously
saved.)
14. Reconnect the fiber cable to the library's MPU card.
15. Have the operator make the library and all drives available to the system.
16. Make sure that all applications that use the library and drives are working correctly.
When replacing a MPC/MPCL card in a system with dWWN feature disabled, the above
sequence is not required. Follow the standard replacement procedure for the MPC/
MPCL card.

Implications for Drive Removal and Replacement

The dWWN features requires special precautions when removing or replacing a drive in a
library that has dWWN enabled. See
Enabled" on page

SNMP - Simple Network Management Protocol

Configuration for SNMP is done after the general configuration of the library and drives.
See Appendix B, "SNMP."
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