Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- About this document
- Introducing the SAN I/O Module
- Configuring the SAN I/O Module
- Items required
- Modify the SAN I/O Module IP address
- Connecting the SAN I/O Module to the Ethernet network
- Connecting the SAN I/O Module to the fabric
- Changing from Fabric OS Native to Access Gateway mode
- Changing from Access Gateway mode to Fabric Switch mode
- Activating Ports on Demand (POD)
- Connecting to the SAN I/O Module Using Web Tools
- Operating the SAN I/O Module
- Interoperability
- Accessing the SAN I/O Module
- Interpreting POST results
- Interpreting LED activity
- Removing and replacing the SAN I/O Module
- Access Gateway Mode default port mapping
- Processor and memory specifications
- Weight and physical dimensions
- Facility requirements
- Electrical
- Architectural specification
- Supported HBAs
- Fibre Channel standards compliance
- Regulatory compliance
- Environmental regulation compliance
- Index
M5424 SAN I/O Module Hardware Reference Manual 5
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Hardware Description
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1 SAN I/O Module status LED
2 Power status LED
3 Server Management LED
Nonport side
The nonport side of the SAN I/O Module (shown in Figure 3) is seated into the enclosure. You do
not need to line up the SAN I/O Module as it will seat correctly when the insertion arm is closed.
When the SAN I/O Module is inserted, the backplane connectors activate a connection port,
allowing the SAN I/O Module to be configured in the Blade Server Enclosure.
FIGURE 3 Nonport side, viewed from top
1. I/O module handle. Lifting the handle’s release latch opens the handle to install and remove
the module from the Blade Server Enclosure.
2. Product label including serial number.
3. Connectors
Labeling
Figures 3 shows the labels appearing on the SAN I/O Module. A second serial label is located
beneath the insertion arm on the enclosure (visible only when the arm is extended).
To extend the insertion arm, gently squeeze the release tab and pull outward.
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