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4. Slide the chassis onto the mounting surface.
5. Carefully slide the chassis into the desired position on the mounting surface.
6. Go to Grounding the chassis.
Using a mechanical lift to position the chassis on a non rack mount
surface
Procedure
1. Move the switch to the mounting site as described under Move the chassis to the mounting location.
2. Position the switch with the rear of the chassis over the mounting surface.
3. Lock the lift wheels.
4. Lower the chassis until its rear edge rests on the mounting surface.
5. Carefully slide the chassis onto the mounting surface and into the desired position.
6. Unlock the lift wheels.
7. Remove the mechanical lift and go to Grounding the chassis.
Mounting the chassis in a rack
CAUTION: Mount devices installed in a rack or cabinet as low as possible. Install the heaviest
device at the bottom and install progressively lighter devices above.
CAUTION: Cooling air enters through the chassis front panel and exhausts through the chassis
rear panel. Ensure that there is adequate airflow space of 30 cm (11.8 inches) between the front
and rear panels of the chassis and other equipment or obstructions. For more on space and
measurements, see Product dimensions.
Shipping a rack-mounted Aruba 6400 switch chassis
Aruba supports shipping of rack-mounted Aruba 6400 switches where the rack or cabinet is:
• A Hewlett Packard Enterprise four-post rack product compatible with the R0X37A 4 Post Rack Mount
Kit.
• Certified for integrated shipping.
• Mounted to a shock pallet.
• Mounted with the R0X37A 4 Post Rack Mount Kit.
NOTE: For information on Hewlett Packard Enterprise rack products, visit https://
www.hpe.com/us/en/product-catalog/servers/server-racks.hits-12.html.
Aruba does not support shipping rack-mounted Aruba 6400 switches in:
• Two-post racks
• Racks not certified for integrated shipping
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