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LCD panel messages toggle about every 3-6 seconds. If the LCD messages indicate the node is clustered as detailed in Fig 4, 5, 6, you will have to look at the partner node's LCD panel.
LCD panel messages toggle about every 3-6 seconds. If the LCD messages indicate the node is clustered as detailed in Fig 4, 5, 6, you will have to look at the partner node's LCD panel.
LCD panel messages toggle about every 3-6 seconds. If the LCD messages indicate the node is clustered as detailed in Fig 4, 5, 6, you will have to look at the partner node's LCD panel.
For t he V-FAS3000, V-FAS60x 0,V30x 0, SA300 and SA600 Pr oduc t Fami l i es
OBJECTIV E Step ACTION 1. Locate the appliance (node) you were dispatched to work on and verify by a serial number check. 2. The Activity you were dispatched on will require the node to be in a failover (offline) or "halted" state. 3. LCD panel messages toggle about every 3-6 seconds. Observe all panel messages until the cycle repeats 4. If the LCD panel for the serial number dispatched on displays what is in Fig 1 or 2, then proceed with action plan. 5. WARNING For HA Configured Nodes 6. If the serial number node dispatched on is not clustered as detailed in Fig 3 and is UP and Online it will have to be 'halted' If the LCD messages indicate the node is clustered as detailed in Fig 4, 5, 6, you will have to look at the partner node's LCD panel to determine if its the partner node that requires service. See WARNING for Clustered Nodes. 1-Feb-2013 This " Check Document" is designed to make sure you are working on the correct node and it is ready for servicing. It is designed for visual observations to determine the state of the node or cluster prior to executing your action plan or working in guided hands mode with NGS. Questions, problems call NGS for In a HA configuration, if the part failure has caused a controller failover, you may have been dispatched on the surviving node's serial number, not the one that is failed. If the serial number node you were dispatched on is UP and Online and the partner node's LCD matches Fig 1 or 2, the partner node is the one that requires service. Follow the text detail in the figures carefully. V-FAS3000-V-FAS6000, SA300, SA600 LCD Panel Check For NetApp Authorized Service Engineers-2 Fig 3: LCD panel displays its <hostname>(fas3050b) and ops per second (ops) and no second message is displayed indicating a "partner host name" as detailed in Fig 4. This node is UP and not clustered! The console response will be a login, password or display the <system prompt>. This node will have to be 'halted'. Fig 4: LCD panel toggles its hostname and partner hostname which is prefaced with an asterisk pre. (*fas3050a) If no message indicates "takeover", this node is UP and controller failover is enabled The console response same as in Fig 3. Fig 5: LCD panel toggles a message that includes the word " takeover" , the node is UP and has taken over it's partner node. This is not the correct node to work on. Look at the partner node's LCD panel and see if it displays what is shown in Fig 1 or Fig 2. Fig 1: LCD panel displays " Waiting for MB giveback" or " Waiting for user input" . This node is down (running from prom) and is ready for servicing. The console response would be " Waiting for giveback" . Proceed with action plan. Fig 2: LCD displays the word " HALTED" . The node is down and is readytfor servicing. The console response will be " LOADER>" . Proceed with action plan. Fig 6: LCD panel toggles a message " cf disabled" and the word " takeover" is never displayed. This node is UP! Check the partner node' s LCD panel to see what is displayed. * Notice the Status (!) LED is Amber in this mode Notice the Status (!) LED is Green if no other fault conditions are present. Notice the Status (!) LED is Amber in this mode