Compaq ProLiant Clusters for SCO UnixWare 7 U/300 Quick Install Guide for the Compaq ProLiant DL380

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Transporting Racks
Before transporting a filled rack, read the documentation that comes with the
rack to determine the safety measures to take for successful transportation.
Never transport a rack without first reviewing the documentation.
Develop standard procedures for securing rack equipment depending on the
rack and its components. Standard procedures include:
■ Verify that the rack is secured to the pallet.
■ Remove all loose items from the rack and the pallet.
■ Disconnect the cabling, ensuring that cables are disconnected from any
expansion cabinets and that you have labeled the cables for trouble-free
reconnection. Protect, coil, and stow the cables in the cabinet base.
■ Confirm that all major cable bundles are well secured.
■ Insert anti-static foam between components in the rack.
■ Wrap the front and rear doors of the rack in bubble wrap before securely
closing them.
■ Crate the rack according to the documentation that comes with the rack,
including protective wrapping, banding components, and any external
packaging.
■ Label the crate properly with handling information, using statements
such as This End Up, No Forklifts, Top Heavy, and Do Not Double
Stack.
■ Include tilt watch for X and Y directions and shock watch indicators.
Use these guidelines in addition to rack documentation to secure the rack for
transportation.