User`s guide

Chapter 2 Configuring Hardware Elements 27
Example: Shut Down a Single I/O Module
To shut down a single I/O module:
Example: Bring Up an I/O Module
To bring up a single I/O module:
Resetting I/O Modules
A module reset powers down one or all modules in the chassis, then powers them
back up.
Note – This command is supported on I/O modules only. The front panel, SCP, and
fabric board are not affected.
You can reset an I/O module by issuing the set iocard reset command. This
command has an option to reset all cards by using the asterisk wildcard character
(*), or a single card by specifying the number of the slot where the card is installed.
Here are some examples of resetting an I/O module. The following command resets
a single module in slot 8:
The following command resets all I/O modules in the chassis:
Installing and Monitoring 1-Port 10GbE I/O Modules
The 1-Port 10GbE I/O module can be installed in any slot on the chassis. It supports
the following features:
set iocard 8 down
Shutting down IO cards will adversely affect any virtual IO
resource connected
to them and thus cut IO to the physical servers.
Are you sure you want to shutdown the IO card in slot 13 (y/n)?
set iocard 8 up
set iocard 8 reset
set iocard * reset