6763 Common Communication ServerNet Adapter Installation and Support Guide

Replacing a CCSA

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Redirect or Stop Any Applications Using the CCSA

Before continuing with this procedure, ensure that stopping your CCSA will not cause

problems for applications using the adapter. Refer to your application guides to stop

the applications before terminating their links.

Determine the Physical Location of the CCSA

Use the SCF INFO ADAPTER command to determine the physical location of a CCSA

(see Example 3-1). Scan the command’s output for the CCSA’s group, module, and

slot location.

INFO ADAPTER $ZZLAN.adapter-name

In the example above, note that the CCSA named C2153 is located in group 21,

module 01, slot 53.

Note. The actions required to perform this step depend on the applications using the adapter.

Example 3-1. SCF INFO ADAPTER Command

-> INFO ADAPTER $ZZLAN.C2153

SLSA Info ADAPTER

Name Group Module Slot Type

$ZZLAN.C2153 1 1 53 CCSA

Note. If CCSA adapters are named using the HP Manufacturing naming convention, you can

easily identify the physical location of the CCSA by its name as follows:

Cgroupid-slot#

where groupid is the 2-digit number that identifies the group and slot is the actual physical

slot number in the enclosure. For example, the CCSA named C2153 is located in group 21,

slot 53 (see Manufacturing Naming Conventions for SLSA SCF Objects

on page 1-6).