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3 CRA_SYS_CRITICAL

4 CRA_FAILURE

For all other options olrad

returns the following:

0 Successful completion.

-1 Failure,

olrad also logs a message on the NetTL log ﬁle and to standard error.

EXAMPLES

Adding a New Card

1. Get the information about all the OLA/R/D capable slots. Make note of the slot_id ﬁeld:

/usr/bin/olrad -q

2. Prepare to add:

/usr/bin/olrad -a

slot_ID

3. Physically insert the card into the slot.

4. Post add:

/usr/bin/olrad -A

slot_ID

Replacing a Card

1. Get information about all the OLA/R/D capable slots. Make note of the slot_id ﬁeld:

/usr/bin/olrad -q

2. Prepare to replace:

/usr/bin/olrad -r slot_ID

3. Replace the faulty card in the slot with a working card. The new card must be identical as the card

being replaced.

4. Post Replace:

/usr/bin/olrad -R slot_ID

Deleting a Card

1. Get information about all the OLA/R/D capable slots. Make note of the slot_id ﬁeld:

/usr/bin/olrad -q

2. Delete the card:

/usr/bin/olrad -d slot_ID

3. Post Delete:

/usr/bin/olrad -D slot_ID

WARNINGS

Any changes to an I/O chassis conﬁguration done by adding or removing I/O cards while the I/O chassis is

in inactive state will not be effective by default. I/O Chassis can be in inactive state either because it is

connected to an inactive cell or it has been deconﬁgured using the

olrad chassis delete operation. The

supported procedure for inserting or removing PCI I/O cards in such an inactive I/O chassis is as follows:

1. Power down the cell attached to the I/O chassis using

frupower -f -c cell or the MP.

2. Add or remove I/O cards to I/O chassis, using latches to disable slot power if necessary.

3. Power up the attached cell using

frupower -o -c cell or the MP.

FILES

NetTL log ﬁle containing olrad audit trail and errors.