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DLP-128
Observe output.
9
Determine AID of disks for CCC that is being replaced. Refer to table 128-A.
10
CCC TO BE REPLACED
CCC in slot 9
CCC in slot 10
Enter
11
Observe output. Note state of disks A9 and A10.
12
Are disks in both CCCs in valid state? (One Disk A is IS,WRK, one Disk A is
13
IS,STBYH, one Disk B is IS,WRK, and one Disk B is IS,STBYH)
Enter
14
ACT-DISK::AID::::ACTION=DEACTIVATE;
replaced.
where: AID=Access Identifier of disk on CCC to be replaced (DISK-{A9, A10}).
When disks in CCC that is being replaced are deactivated, disks on CCC that is not
being replaced become active.
Enter
15
ACT-DISK::AID::::ACTION=DEACTIVATE;
replaced.
where:
AID=Access Identifier of disk corresponding to CCC to be replaced (DISK-{B9, B10}).
Enter
16
Observe output. Note Primary State (PST) of disks that were deactivated.
17
Are PSTs of disks that were deactivated OOS-MA?
18
Is state of disks in CCC
19
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Table 128-A. CCC/Disk Relationship
AID OF DISK (DISK AID)
DISK-A9, DISK-B9
DISK-A10, DISK-B10
to check state of all disks.
RTRV-DISK;
If yes, go to step 14.
If no, go to step 109.
RTRV-DISK;
If yes, go to step 19.
If no, go to step 109.
NOT
If yes, go to step 20.
If no, go to step 109.
to deactivate the "A" disk in CCC being
to deactivate the "B" disk in CCC being
being replaced IS,WRK?
Issue 01, September 2007
ASSOCIATED TC
TC in slot 11-A
TC in slot 11-B
Replace Common Control Card (CCC)
3EM13853AF
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