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Replacing cooling system components
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NOTE
If you did not remove the extra shipment screws from the BigIron RX-4 and BigIron RX-8 chassis
during installation (refer to “Removing BigIron RX-4 extra shipment screws” on page 30), then you
will not be able to remove the fan tray assembly. In this case, you will have to remove the BigIron
RX-4 or BigIron RX-8 from the rack to remove the shipment screws.
You can remove and replace a fan assembly while the BigIron RX-4 and BigIron RX-8 chassis are
powered on and running.
To replace a fan, you need the following:
• A new fan assembly, which you can order from Brocade
• An ESD wrist strap with a plug for connection to the ESD connector on the BigIron RX Series
chassis
DANGER
For safety reasons, the ESD wrist strap should contain a 1 meg ohm series resistor.
Follow the steps given below to replace a fan assembly in the BigIron RX-4 and BigIron RX-8.
1. Put on the ESD wrist strap and ground yourself by inserting the plug into the ESD connector
located in the upper right corner of the chassis rear.
2. Push down on the latch release with your thumb.
3. Remove the fan assembly from the chassis by grabbing the handle on the fan assembly and
pulling it toward you as shown in Figure 80 and Figure 81. Pulling the enclosure unseats the
fan assembly connector from a chassis connector.
DANGER
Be careful not to insert your fingers into the fan while removing it from the chassis. The fan may
still be spinning at a high speed.
- BigIron RX 1
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 2
- Contents 3
- About This Document 9
- Notice to the reader 10
- Related publications 11
- Product Overview 13
- Hardware features 14
- FIGURE 2 BigIron RX-8 chassis 15
- BigIron RX-16 chassis 16
- BigIron RX-32 chassis 17
- BigIron RX-4 18
- BigIron RX-16 19
- BigIron RX-32 19
- Management modules 20
- PCMCIA slots 21
- Console port 21
- 10/100/1000 Ethernet port 21
- LED Position State Meaning 23
- • 16 LEDs 24
- Position State Meaning 26
- (Mini RJ 21 Copper) 27
- Power supplies 29
- Cooling system 30
- Rack mount kit 34
- Supported software features 35
- Installation precautions 37
- General precautions 38
- Power precautions 38
- Cabling infrastructure 41
- Installation location 41
- 2Shipping screws 43
- Removing the slot blanks 44
- Interface modules 1 – 4 45
- 1 Power supply 47
- 2Power cord 48
- Final steps 49
- 2Chassis rear 52
- Interface modules 1 – 8 54
- 1 Management module 55
- 1Power supply 56
- 1 Lift handle 3 Power cord 57
- 1 #8 AWG power supply wire 58
- • “Removing the slot blanks” 61
- Interface modules 1 – 16 64
- 1 Lift handle 4 Ground point 67
- 3Power cord 67
- BigIron RX-32 cable routing 79
- Figure 48 82
- Figure 50 84
- Figure 52 86
- 5 Latch handle open 88
- Ethernet port 90
- Powering-on the power source 91
- • Make certain that the 93
- • The module may not be 94
- • Check the Pwr LED on the 94
- • Enter the show chassis 94
- • Make sure that the power 95
- • Make sure that the wall 95
- Displaying the module status 97
- Verifying proper operation 100
- In this chapter 101
- Cable Cinch overview 101
- 53-1001811-01 102
- Three mRJ-21 cables 103
- Four mRJ-21 cables 103
- Six mRJ-21 cables 104
- Five mRJ-21 cables 104
- Seven mRJ-21 cables 105
- Eight mRJ-21 cables 105
- RJ-45 procedures 106
- Assigning passwords 111
- Login lockout 112
- Password history 112
- Setting passwords to expire 112
- Configuring IP addresses 114
- Cabling a fiber optic module 119
- Cleaning fiber optic modules 120
- Testing network connectivity 122
- Configuration notes 123
- Command syntax 123
- • Terminated: The link is up 124
- • Failed: The TDR test failed 124
- This field... Displays 126
- Temperature Readings 127
- Misc Info 127
- Static and dynamic buffers 128
- High, 60 deg 129
- Low 57, deg. High, 70 deg 129
- Low, 67 deg. High, 80 deg 129
- Interface modules 130
- Switch fabric module 130
- Managing the cooling system 132
- Syntax: show fan-threshold 132
- • LP – An interface module 133
- Monitoring the cooling system 134
- BigIron RX# show log 135
- BigIron RX# lp sync all 136
- Specifying an immediate boot 137
- Configuring an automatic boot 139
- BigIron RX# power-off lp 1 142
- BigIron RX# power-on lp 1 142
- BigIron RX# power-off snm 1 142
- BigIron RX# power-on snm 1 142
- Displaying a packet log 146
- Removing MAC address entries 147
- Replacing a management module 149
- Removing a management module 150
- Replacing an interface module 151
- Removing an interface module 152
- 1Interface module 155
- Replacing a power supply 159
- 4ALM 9Power supply 161
- 5Latch handle open 161
- 1 Fan module 1 6 Fan module 6 164
- 2 Fan module 2 7 Fan module 7 164
- 3 Fan module 3 8 Fan module 8 164
- 4 Fan module 4 9 Fan module 9 164
- 2 Fan assembly 166
- BigIron RX-8 167
- 1Captive screws 171
- 3 Filter retainer 173
- 2Filter 4Fan trap 174
- Software images required 175
- IronWare image 176
- Monitor image 176
- Boot image 176
- FPGA image 177
- Startup configuration file 177
- Displaying flash information 178
- Interface Modules 182
- Command change 188
- TABLE 26 Image name 190
- TABLE 27 Image name 190
- • show flash 192
- Command syntax Description 193
- Hitless Layer 2 OS upgrade 197
- Switchover 200
- Setting up consoles 201
- Verify the new software image 201
- BigIron RX# write memory 202
- BigIron RX# reload 202
- Dynamic configuration loading 203
- Usage considerations 204
- File synchronization 207
- BigIron RX# sync-standby 208
- Scheduling a system reload 210
- Canceling a scheduled reload 211
- Hardware Specifications 213
- Hardware specifications 214
- Physical dimensions 215
- Operating environment 216
- Storage environment 216
- Safety agency approvals 216
- Electromagnetic approvals 216
- Port specifications 217
- Pin number MDI-X ports 218
- Regulatory Statements 219
- Caution and Danger Notices 221
- Caution statements 222
- Danger notices 228
- Software Specifications 235
- IP Multicast 237
- Management 237
- Internet drafts 238
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