To recable your Channel B loops and convert your cluster to stand-alone filers, complete the following steps.
To remove the clustering hardware and extra FC-AL adapters, complete the following steps.
Step
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Action
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1 |
Ground yourself, using the antistatic wrist strap.
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2 |
Remove the cluster interconnect cables if you have cluster interconnect adapters, or the VI cluster adapter cable if you have VI cluster adapters.
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3 |
Open the back of the local node, as described in the F800 Series Hardware Guide.
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4 |
If you have...
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Then...
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Cluster interconnect adapters
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- Unscrew the adapter from
the chassis.
- Remove the cluster
interconnect adapter.
- Replace the slot cover and
secure it with the screw
from the adapter.
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VI cluster adapters
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- Unlock and remove the
GBIC from the adapter.
- Unscrew the adapter from
the chassis.
- Remove the VI cluster
adapter.
- Replace the slot cover and
secure it with the screw
from the adapter.
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5 |
Remove any extra FC-AL or dual Fibre Channel adapters.
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6 |
Close the back of the filer and secure the back of the filer, as described in the F800 Series Hardware Guide.
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7 |
Power on the disk shelves, then the filer. Press the Del key to boot to the OK prompt.
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8 |
Unset the partner sysid by entering the following command at the OK prompt:
unsetenv partner-sysid
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9 |
Boot the filer by entering the following command at the OK prompt:
boot
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10 |
Check the status of clustering on the filer by entering the following command on the console:
cf status
Result
Cluster monitoring is disabled, as indicated by the following message:
Cluster disabled
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Repeat Steps 1 through 10 for the partner node.
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