Performing Service Tasks - Oracle Fabric Interconnect Series User Manual

Performing Service Tasks

This chapter describes the basic service tasks including installation and removal of field-
replaceable components. These instructions are provided for informational purposes only, and
should not be followed by anyone who has not received training from Oracle.
The field-replaceable components are:
Fans. See "Removing Fan Modules" on page 103
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Power supplies. See
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Fabric board, which can be a field replacement of the same type of Fabric Board, or a field
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upgrade to a different type of Fabric Board:
See "Replacing a Fabric Board" on page 112
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See "Upgrading a DDR Fabric Board to a QDR Fabric Board" on page 128
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upgrade)
I/O modules (Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, and Fibre Channel). See
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I/O Modules" on page
If you are upgrading from an existing 10 GE module or 10-Port GE module to the 4-
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Port 10 GE module, follow the procedure documented in
Module" on page
Management module. See
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Module" on page 147.
The Management module for Oracle Fabric Interconnect F1-15 is a field replaceable
Note -
part, but the Management module for Oracle Fabric Interconnect F1-4 is not. Also, with
Oracle XgOS version 3.6.0 and later, the USB drive on the Management Module is now
disabled by default for compliance with security mandates in data centers that require high
security. However, some Fabric Interconnects that are already in service might still have
the USB device enabled, so a procedure is documented to disable the USB in the field. See
"Disable the USB Drive on the Management Module" on page
Front panel assembly (includes SCP board). See
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Assembly" on page 151
Replacing an FP-1 (previous generation Front Panel) with an FP-2 (current generation). See
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"Replacing an FP-1 Front Panel with an FP-2 Front Panel" on page 156
"Removing Power Supplies" on page 106
139.If you are upgrading an existing 10:
142.
"Removing and Installing the Management
(field replacement)
"Removing and Installing
"Upgrade to a 4-Port 10 GE
149.
"Removing and Installing the Front Panel
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