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NOTE: If your USB flash drive does not support the FAT32 file system, format the drive as
NTFS instead. Omitting the quick parameter lengthens the format time considerably.
12. Enter active to mark the partition as active.
13. Enter assign letter=<drive letter> to assign a drive letter to the USB drive (for
example, assign letter=U).
14. Enter exit to quit diskpart context commands.
15. Insert the System Recovery DVD into the computer.
16. Using Windows Explorer or a comparable utility, open the DVD so that all contents are visible,
including hidden and system files.
17. Select all of the files (including bootmgr) on the DVD.
18. Copy all of the selected files to the root of the USB flash drive.
Recovering both servers
If both server blades are being recovered, the process is similar to configuring a new HP StoreEasy
5000 Storage delivered from the factory.
NOTE: Although the recovery process restores the HP StoreEasy 5000 Storage to the factory
version, it does not restore the EMU and iLO address configuration to the factory defaults. The
EMU and iLO address configuration will be the same as it was prior to system recovery.
For each server, follow the steps in “Restoring the factory image with a DVD or USB flash device”
(page 137). Stop when the server is displaying the Set Up Windows wizard. Once both servers are
displaying the Set Up Windows wizard, see “Set up Windows and discover the second node”
(page 24), and follow the steps provided. When you run the Create Witness Disk wizard as part
of the Initial Configuration Tasks, the wizard may indicate that a witness disk already exists. The
existing witness disk can be used. The wizard may also discover other LUNs on the shared storage
as well. These LUNs will likely be from a previous cluster on the HP StoreEasy 5000 Storage.
Decide if you want to keep these LUNs and add them to the new cluster later. If you do not want
to keep the existing LUNs, you may select them for deletion in the Create Witness Disk wizard.
Recovering a single server
If only one of the two server blades is being recovered, the process is slightly more involved because
you want to join the recovered server to an existing Windows failover cluster. If you do not have
a functional (containing at least one node) Windows failover cluster, follow the procedure for
“Recovering both servers” (page 138).
The following procedure describes how to re-image one of the server blades of the HP StoreEasy
5000 Storage, and then rejoin the server to the Windows failover cluster:
1. Follow the steps in “Restoring the factory image with a DVD or USB flash device” (page 137).
2. When the Set Up Windows wizard appears, select your desired language, regional settings,
keyboard layout, and accept the EULA. After completing the wizard, an attempt is made to
discover the second node. The attempt fails and the following error message displays.
138 Storage system recovery
- Abstract 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 1 HP StoreEasy 5000 Storage 6
- Software components 7
- Verify the kit contents 8
- Cable disk enclosures 9
- Cable disk enclosures 11 11
- SAS chain) 15
- 7. D2700 Disk Enclosure 2 16
- 8. D2700 Disk Enclosure 3 16
- Network connections 18
- 255.255.255.010.0.0.10EMU 19
- Network connections 19 19
- Power on the storage system 20
- New Password: ******** 23
- Confirm : ******** 23
- CustomerEMU-dnsName> 23
- Accessing the storage system 24
- Networking options 26
- Using Server Core 26
- Using notification alerts 29
- Configuring Alerts and Email 29
- HP System Management Homepage 33
- Overall System Health Status 34
- Component Status summary 34
- Enclosure 34
- 5. PCIe module1. LOM module 35
- 6. PCIe module2. LOM module 35
- Component LEDs 37
- Table 3 Front LED status 38
- Figure 27 Hard drive LEDs 39
- Figure 33 Power supply LEDs 43
- EMU CLI SHOW commands 45
- Known issues 46
- Error codes 53
- HP Support websites 65
- Autonomy LiveVault 66
- Windows Recovery Environment 66
- Memory Diagnostic 67
- HP 1210m Volume Online Tool 68
- Upgrading hardware components 75
- Customer self repair 77
- Replaceable parts 78
- Replaceable parts 79 79
- Verifying component failure 82
- Verifying proper operation 82
- Wait times for hard disks 82
- Removing the midplane board 86
- Replacing the midplane board 88
- Removing a SAS cable 89
- Replacing a SAS cable 89
- Removing the SAS I/O module 89
- Replacing the SAS I/O module 90
- Removing the fan module 91
- Replacing the fan module 92
- Removing the power supply 93
- Replacing the power supply 94
- Removing the PCIe module 95
- Replacing the PCIe module 96
- Removing the EMU module 97
- Replacing the EMU module 98
- Removing the front bezel 101
- Replacing the front bezel 102
- Removing the drive drawer 107
- Replacing the drive drawer 110
- Removing the enclosure rails 119
- Replacing the enclosure rails 122
- Removing the server blade 124
- Replacing the server blade 125
- Replacing the cache module 131
- Removing the capacitor pack 132
- Removing the Mezzanine NIC 134
- Replacing the Mezzanine NIC 135
- 7 Storage system recovery 136
- Recovering both servers 138
- Recovering a single server 138
- 140 Storage system recovery 140
- 142 Storage system recovery 142
- 8 Support and other resources 143
- Rack stability 144
- 9 Documentation feedback 145
- A Managing the EMU 146
- Authentication 147
- 148 Managing the EMU 148
- Authentication 149 149
- Time functions 150
- 152 Managing the EMU 152
- Inventory and status 153
- 154 Managing the EMU 154
- Inventory and status 155 155
- 156 Managing the EMU 156
- Inventory and status 157 157
- 158 Managing the EMU 158
- Internet control 159
- 160 Managing the EMU 160
- Server management 161
- 162 Managing the EMU 162
- Server management 163 163
- 164 Managing the EMU 164
- Enclosure control 165
- 166 Managing the EMU 166
- Enclosure control 167 167
- Forensic 168
- Forensic 169 169
- 170 Managing the EMU 170
- Session 171 171
- 172 Managing the EMU 172
- Activate Button Menu 173
- Reboot EM (bE) 174
- Restore Factory Defaults (Fd) 174
- Recover Lost Password (Fp) 174
- Set DHCP IP Address (dH) 174
- Exit Button Menu 175
- B Regulatory information 176
- HP Enterprise Servers 177
- HP Storage Products 177
- HP Networking Products 177
- Glossary 178
- 180 Index 180
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