HP J3278B - SureStore CD-ROM Server/Tower 7 NAS Server User Manual page 103

4. Switch off the server. Remove all drives (CD-ROM, DVD-ROM,
5. Reinstall the drive modules one by one, by switching off power,
Note:
Difficulty
Ethernet Frame Type Incompatibility
Locating the
There are four different frame types on Ethernet networks:
Server in
Ethernet II, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.2, and SNAP. All four frame
NetWare
types are enabled by default, and the HP CD/DVD-ROM Server will
automatically detect the frame type used on the network. Ensure
that your frame type is compatible with the other servers on your
network. Check the enabled frame type settings on the
Administration web page, in the Detailed View for the NetWare
(NCP) tab.
NetWare File Server Needed
If you are unable to locate your HP CD/DVD-ROM server, a
NetWare file server may be required on your network.
and hard disk drives) from the tower—using the drive procedure
following "Replace Hardware Components" on page
Making sure the power is still off, reattach the SCSI connection—
the long flat ribbon cable—to the server. Switch on the server.
Wait for the self-test process to complete and check the following:
If the server's SCSI LED is normal, then the tower is working
and a drive may be faulty; proceed to the next step.
If the server's SCSI LED is not normal, then the tower may be
faulty and need replacement; see "Isolate Faulty Hardware
Component" on page 10-16.
installing the drive in the tower, switching on power, inserting a
disc, attempting to access it, and checking previous LED error
conditions. The drive that reintroduces the error condition is
faulty and must be replaced; see "Isolate Faulty Hardware
Component" on page 10-16.
If you have extended your server with an expansion tower and
you can access only the drives on that tower, then check the
SCSI connections on the rear of both towers. If the connectors
are seated properly, then pull out the server module far enough
to check the long flat ribbon cable connection (using the server
procedure following "Replace Hardware Components" on
page 10-17). To diagnose possible SCSI cable failures, see the
troubleshooting section of the expansion tower user's guide.
10-17.
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