IBM System Storage SAN384B-2 Installation, Service And User Manual page 181

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slotpoweroff <slot #>
slotpoweron <slot #>
An example of power cycling a port blade in slot 8 in an IBM SAN384B-2 is shown
below.
SAN384B-2:FID128:admin> slotpoweroff 8
Slot 8 is being powered off
SAN384B-2:FID128:admin> slotshow
Slot Blade Type ID
-----------------------------------
1 AP BLADE 75
2 UNKNOWN
3 CORE BLADE 99
4 CP BLADE 50
5 CP BLADE 50
6 CORE BLADE 99
7 UNKNOWN
8 SW BLADE 96
SAN384B-2:FID128:admin> slotpoweron 8
Powering on slot 8
SAN384B-2:FID128:admin> slotshow
Slot Blade Type ID
-----------------------------------
1 AP BLADE 75
2 UNKNOWN
3 CORE BLADE 99
4 CP BLADE 50
5 CP BLADE 50
6 CORE BLADE 99
7 UNKNOWN
8 SW BLADE 96
SAN384B-2:FID128:admin> slotshow
SAN384B-2:FID128:admin> slotshow
Slot Blade Type ID
-----------------------------------
1 AP BLADE 75
2 UNKNOWN
3 CORE BLADE 99
4 CP BLADE 50
5 CP BLADE 50
6 CORE BLADE 99
7 UNKNOWN
8 SW BLADE 96
Check to see if power cycling the port blade resolves the issue by seeing if
application performance has improved and/or Cx-1010/Cx-5825 errors continue to
be logged. If power cycling the port core blade has not resolved your issues,
proceed to step #3.
Step #3 – Contact IBM Support
If power cycling the core or port blades does not resolve the issue, collect a
supportsave and contact IBM Support.
Status
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POWERING UP
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Appendix D. Tuning the system
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