Administrator's Guide

Installing HyperFabric
Installing HyperFabric Switches
Chapter 364
Step 9. Plug the switch’s power cord into the rack’s PDU, if it has one.
Alternatively, you can plug a power cord that is compatible with your
country’s requirements into a power strip or outlet that you want to use
for the switch. (In this case, you are responsible for obtaining a
compatible power cord.)
Step 10. Power on the HF2 switch by plugging the power cord into the AC inlet on
the back of the switch. (There is no power switch.)
Step 11. Once the power is on, check these LEDs on the integrated Ethernet
management LAN adapter card (in the top slot of the switch):
✓ The “Operating/Fault” LED shows solid green.
✓ The “Power A” and “Power B” LEDs show solid green.
✓ The “Ethernet Port Main” and “Ethernet Port Aux” LEDs are
showing solid green (connected) or flashing green (Ethernet traffic is
flowing to the switch). See Figure 3-2 on page 59 or Figure 3-3 on
page 60 for the locations of the LEDs.
Step 12. On the integrated 8-port fiber card (in the middle slot of the switch),
check that for each switch port that is connected to an HF2 adapter, the
LED on the port shows as solid green (see Figure 3-2 on page 59 or
Figure 3-3 on page 60). This means the connection is operational.
Step 13. On the switch module in the expansion slot (the bottom slot of the
switch), check that for each switch port that is connected to an
HyperFabric adapter, the LED on the port shows as solid green (see
Figure 3-2 on page 59 or Figure 3-3 on page 60). This means the
connection is operational.
For more information about the switch’s LEDs, see “HF2 Switch LEDs”
on page 148.
Step 14. If you want to install another HF2 switch using the rail kit, go back to
step 1.
If you want to install another HF2 switch without using the rail kit, go to
the next section, “Without the Rail Kit”.
Otherwise, go to Chapter 4, “Configuring HyperFabric,” on page 67.