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Chapter 7 Initial Configuration
Troubleshoot a Failed Cable Connection
1 To identify any cabling issues, from the Monitor tab, click System Alerts.
All cabling issues appear as system alerts.
2 To identify hardware components that do not have a normal status, click
Hardware.
Note all the components that do not display the Green icon, which indicates
a Normal status.
3 If a single Pilot control unit (CU) and a single Slammer CU are in warning
status, and that Slammer CU is connected to that Pilot CU, check the
private management interconnect Ethernet cable.
4 On the Slammer and the Bricks, verify that each field replaceable unit
(FRU) displays the Green icon, which indicates Normal status.
5 Select the I/O Port details on each FRU and note any connections that do
not display a connected status. Verify the cable connections using the
Cabling Reference . Contact the Pillar World Wide Customer Support Center
for assistance after checking that all the cabling connections are correct as
indicated in the
6 Contact the Pillar World Wide Customer Support Center for help in
determining whether you have a bad cable or port and which one is bad:
Troubleshoot a Failed Cable Connection
Pillar Axiom 600 SSF Cabling Reference .
● Request a replacement FC cable for a bad cable.
● Request a replacement private interconnect module for a bad
Slammer port or a RAID controller for a bad Brick port.
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