Users Guide

• Removing the wrong physical disk — You can avoid removing the wrong physical disk by blinking the LED display of the disk you

intend to remove. See Blinking And Unblinking A Physical Disk.

• If you have already removed the wrong physical disk, see:

• Recovering From Removing The Wrong Physical Disk

• Identifying An Open Connector On The Enclosure

• Checking The Temperature Of The Enclosure

• Verifying The EMM Firmware Version Of The Enclosure

Identifying An Open Connector On The Enclosure

Does my controller support this feature? See Supported Features.

If you have not attached the enclosure to an open connector, you may need to identify a connector on the controller that can be used for

this purpose. To identify an open connector:

1. In the Server Administrator window, under the System tree, expand Storage.

2. Expand the controller object.

The available connectors are displayed. These connectors are numbered starting from zero.

3. Identify a connector that is not attached to storage. If the connector is already attached to storage, then the connector object can be

expanded to display an enclosure or backplane and the attached physical disks. A connector object that cannot be expanded in the

tree view is an open connector not currently attached to storage. Storage Management displays a number for each connector. These

numbers correspond to the connector numbers on the controller hardware. You can use these numbers to identify which open

connector displayed in the tree view with the open connector on the controller hardware.

Enclosure Components

For information on attached components, see:

• Physical Disk Or Physical Device Properties

• EMM Properties

• Fan Properties

• Power Supply Properties

• Temperature Probe Properties And Tasks

Enclosures And Backplanes