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70 Management Operations

Chapter 3

Installing a New Interface Card Using the Web Administrator

Note

An administrator’s password is required before any changes can

be submitted.

1. Using the cable label kit that came with the Interface Manager, choose the

appropriate labels (designating slot, bus, and drive number) and attach

one label to each end of the SCSI cable.

2. BEFORE installing the interface card into the Interface Manager, plug a

SCSI cable into the new FC interface card. DO NOT install the interface

card at this time.

3. Turn off the drives that will be connected to the new interface card.
4. Plug the SCSI cable into the appropriate drive.
5. Power on the drive(s) in the library and make sure they are correctly

configured with SCSI addresses.

6. Insert the new FC interface card into the first available slot going from left

to right. Gently push the card into the slot by placing pressure on the top

AND bottom of the card until it is flush with the chassis. (Pushing the card

in from the top OR bottom alone may damage the card or Interface

Manager (see

Figure 7

on page 47).

7. Access the Web Administrator as described in

Making Changes via the

Web Interface

on page 56.

8. Select the [Operations] tab.
9. Select

the

[Interface Card Replacement] button.

If the slot into which you installed the interface card is described as Empty,

then you will need to wait until the interface cards boots up and reports its

status to the RMC. The upper right LED will turn green on the interface

card long before the interface card is ready to communicate with the

RMC. It can take from 2 to 7 minutes before the interface card is ready to

report its status back to the RMC.

10. To update the image of the Interface Manager shown, select the [Interface

Card Replacement] button on this page. The image will change to show

the interface card’s presence when the interface card is available to be

configured.