Figure 106. LEDs on an 8335-GCA or 8335-GTA system
LED indicators are located on the following parts:
v At the front of the system:
– Disk drives (green LED indicates activity; amber LED indicates a problem)
– Fans (green LED indicates activity; amber LED indicates a problem)
v At the rear of the system:
– Backplane, near the rear LAN port: Green, amber, and blue (same as on the front next to the power
button)
– Power supplies (Two green LEDs indicate AC and DC power; amber LED indicates a problem)
Identifying the 8335-GCA or 8335-GTA that needs servicing
Use the Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI program to turn on the blue identify LED to
help you find the system that needs servicing.
Procedure
Use the ipmitool command to activate the blue system identify LED.
For in-band networks, the chassis identify command is:
ipmitool -I <interface> chassis identify <interval>
Where:
interface
Is the interface you are using to connect to the system; for example usb.
interval
Is the time to turn on the identify LED in seconds. The default is 15; meaning the LED is on for
15 seconds then turns off. A value of zero (0) turns off the LED. A value of force turns on the
LED and leaves it on until turned off.
To run the command remotely over the LAN, the chassis identify command to enter is:
ipmitool -I lanplus -H <hostname> -U <username> -P <password> chassis identify <interval>
Preparing the system to remove and replace internal parts in the
8335-GCA or 8335-GTA
To prepare the IBM Power System S822LC (8335-GCA and 8335-GTA) system to remove and replace
internal parts, complete the steps in this procedure.
Procedure
1. Complete the prerequisite tasks. For instructions, see "Before you begin" on page 100.
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