To connect your nonclustered FAS270, complete the following steps.
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| 3 | Connect your appliance to the network by plugging the network cable into either the left or right network input connection (green ports) in the center of the CPU module at the rear of the appliance. The following illustration shows the connections made to the CPU module.
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| 4 | Connect the console cable to the console connection port (purple port) at the far right of the CPU module, using the DB-9 to RJ-45 console adapter. For information about connecting a console cable, see Connecting the storage appliance to an ASCII terminal console. |
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You are not attaching a third-party device to the Fibre Channel port (orange port) |
Insert the Fibre Channel terminator into the Fibre Channel port (orange port) at the far left of the CPU module. |
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You are attaching a third-party device, such as a tape backup or a Fibre Channel switch |
Leave the Fibre Channel port (orange port) unterminated, and see Connecting to third-party devices. |
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| 6 | Make sure that the 1 Gb/2 Gb switch is set to the 1 Gb position.
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| 7 | Set the terminate switch on the CPU module to Off if you are connecting your system to one or two additional disk shelves. Set it to On if your system has no additional disk shelves.
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| 8 | Set the shelf ID to "1." The shelf ID switch on the back of the appliance is used to differentiate the FAS270 from additional disk shelves connected to the system. For the FAS270, the default and recommended setting for the ID switch is "1." Note
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