Bonding The Network Ports; Connect Power - HP StorageWorks NAS 8000 - Version 1.6.X Manual

Installation Guide
Figure 16: NAS Server NIC Ports
For detailed information on ethernet connectivity, see

Bonding the Network Ports

Two or more network ports may be connected to the same subnet only if they are bonded;
otherwise, the route table in the client and the NAS server will become confused. Instructions
for bonding and unbonding network ports is provided in HP NAS 8000 User's Guide in the
Configuration chapter, NIC Bonding section.

Connect Power

Note:
Connect the UPS (optional).
1. Install the power and battery modules into the frame. See the UPS user's guide for more
2. Form an ethernet connection between the UPS and the NAS Server through the local area
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Each server node will have its own UPS monitoring connection.
information.
— Power module: Slide the module into a bay until flush with frame. Tighten the two
screws to secure the module.
— Battery module: Lift the module and slide it completely into the frame. Align the tab
on top of the module with the connector inside the bay. Tighten the two screws to
secure the module.
Caution: Install battery modules just prior to running the UPS. The battery modules
discharge slowly when loaded prematurely and can be permanently damaged.
network. See Figure 2 on page 10 for a diagram showing the sample LAN connection for
your configuration.
— Select an ethernet port on the server to communicate with the UPS. See
Configuration on page 16 for more information
— In Command View NAS, click the Configuration tab.
— Select UPS.
HP StorageWorks NAS 8000 Dedicated Storage High Availability, Solution Integration Manual (SIM)
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1 . Slots 3 and 4 reserved for
NICs
HA Storage Configuration on page 16.
HA Storage