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Figure 2 HP X3400 G2 front panel LEDs
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Table 2 HP X3400 G2 front panel LED descriptions
StatusItem / Description
Green = System health is normal.
Amber = System health is degraded.
Red = System health is critical.
Off = System health is normal (when in standby mode).
1. Internal health LED
Green = Network link exists.
Flashing green = Network link and activity exist.
Off = No network link exists.
2. NIC 1 link/activity LED
3. NIC 2 link/activity LED
Green = Drive activity is normal.
Off = No drive activity exists.
4. Drive activity LED
Green = Normal (system on)
Amber = System is in standby, but power is still applied.
Off = Power cord is not attached or the power supply has failed.
5. Power On/Standby button and system
power LED
Blue = Identification is activated.
Flashing blue = System is being managed remotely.
Off = Identification is deactivated.
6. UID button/LED
Figure 3 HP X3400 G2 rear panel components
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Storage system component identification22
- HP StorageWorks 1
- Acknowledgments 2
- Warranty 2
- Contents 3
- Setup overview 13
- User License Agreement 14
- Connect to the storage system 14
- Confirm Windows activation 16
- Configure the storage system 17
- Complete system configuration 17
- Additional access methods 18
- Default storage settings 19
- Default boot sequence 20
- StatusItem / Description 22
- SAS and SATA hard drive LEDs 28
- Systems Insight Display LEDs 30
- StatusInternal health LED 32
- Systems Insight 32
- Display LED and 32
- 3 Administration tools 33
- Single Instance Storage 34
- Print Management 35
- Configuring AD LDS 36
- Phase 2 scripts 37
- Script execution 38
- Verifying script execution 39
- Administration tools40 40
- Shared access example 41
- Administration tools42 42
- Administration tools44 44
- Administration tools46 46
- Administration tools48 48
- 4 Storage management overview 49
- Physical storage elements 50
- Logical storage elements 52
- Partitions 53
- File system elements 54
- File sharing elements 54
- Network adapter teaming 55
- Management tools 55
- Management Agents 56
- 5 File server management 57
- File services management 58
- Array management utilities 59
- Array Configuration Utility 59
- Disk Management utility 60
- Scheduling defragmentation 61
- Disk quotas 61
- Adding storage 62
- Volume shadow copies 64
- Allocating disk space 65
- Identifying the storage area 66
- Mounted drives 67
- Managing shadow copies 67
- The shadow copy cache file 68
- Set schedules 70
- Disabling shadow copies 71
- File server management72 72
- SMB shadow copies 73
- NFS shadow copies 74
- Recovery of files or folders 74
- Recovering a folder 75
- Folder and share management 76
- Folder management 77
- File server management78 78
- File server management80 80
- File server management82 82
- Share management 83
- Defining Access Control Lists 84
- File Server Resource Manager 85
- File screening management 86
- Storage reports 86
- Antivirus 87
- File server management88 88
- 6 Cluster administration 89
- Cluster terms and components 90
- Cluster groups 91
- Virtual servers 91
- Failover and failback 91
- Quorum disk 91
- Cluster concepts 92
- Cluster planning 93
- Storage planning 94
- Network planning 94
- Protocol planning 95
- Before beginning installation 96
- Cluster installation 97
- Cluster administration98 98
- Creating a cluster 99
- Adding nodes to a cluster 99
- Cluster group overview 100
- Node-based cluster groups 101
- Load balancing 101
- Resource planning 101
- NFS cluster-specific issues 102
- Creating file share resources 103
- Shadow copies in a cluster 104
- Extend a LUN in a cluster 104
- Print services in a cluster 105
- Failing over and failing back 106
- Restarting one cluster node 107
- Powering down the cluster 107
- Powering up the cluster 108
- Maintenance and service 110
- Certificate of Authenticity 110
- Workarounds for common issues 111
- 8 System recovery 113
- System recovery114 114
- System recovery116 116
- 9 Support and other resources 117
- Rack stability 118
- Customer self repair 118
- FCC rating label 121
- Modification 122
- Class A equipment 122
- European Union notice 123
- Japanese notices 123
- Korean notices 124
- Taiwanese notices 124
- Turkish recycling notice 125
- Laser compliance notices 126
- French laser notice 127
- German laser notice 127
- Italian laser notice 127
- Recycling notices 128
- Bulgarian recycling notice 129
- Czech recycling notice 129
- Danish recycling notice 129
- Dutch recycling notice 129
- Estonian recycling notice 130
- Finnish recycling notice 130
- French recycling notice 130
- German recycling notice 130
- Greek recycling notice 131
- Hungarian recycling notice 131
- Italian recycling notice 131
- Latvian recycling notice 131
- Lithuanian recycling notice 132
- Polish recycling notice 132
- Portuguese recycling notice 132
- Romanian recycling notice 132
- Slovak recycling notice 133
- Spanish recycling notice 133
- Swedish recycling notice 133
- Battery replacement notices 134
- French battery notice 135
- German battery notice 135
- Italian battery notice 136
- Japanese battery notice 136
- Spanish battery notice 137
- Glossary 139
- Glossary140 140
- Index142 142
- Index144 144
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