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Installing a SAN384B in a 2109 C36 cabinet
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SAN384B Installation, Service, and User Guide
This section describes how to install the SAN384B in the Model C36 cabinet. These
procedures use parts that are included in the hardware accessory kit and the
port-side exhaust kit, which also functions as a lower supporting shelf. No
rack-mount rail kit is required for this installation.
To safely complete the installation, a minimum of two people are required.
Allow approximately 3 hours to complete this entire procedure. This total includes
unpacking, assembling, disassembling, and repacking the lift tool. The time
estimate is for the physical installation of the SAN384B only. It does not include
installing Ethernet cables, transceivers, attaching and routing the fiber optic cables,
or completing the initial configuration.
The SAN384B and the lift tool should be delivered to a location near to the final
installation, with clear aisles for maneuvering the lift tool loaded with the chassis.
Since the lift tool can be used to move the chassis the short distance from the
delivery location to the installation, it is recommended that you assemble the lift
tool before starting the installation steps.
Note: Brief assembly instructions for the lift tool are attached to the back of the lift
tool. Additional instructions are included below in "Unpacking and
assembling the lift tool" on page 15.
Table 4 provides a summary of time estimates for the different installation tasks
and the tools required for each task.
Table 4. Installation tasks, time, and items required
Installation task
Unpacking and assembling
the lift tool
Site preparation and
unpacking the SAN384B
Installing the port-side
exhaust kit
Mounting and securing the
SAN384B in the rack
Installing power cables and
powering on the SAN384B
Establishing serial
connection, logging on to the
SAN384B, and configuring IP
addresses.
Time estimate
15 minutes
30 minutes
15 minutes
15 minutes
20 minutes
20 minutes
Items required
No special tools required.
#2 Phillips screwdriver (for
cable management comb)
Pallet jack (if the shipment
has not been positioned near
the installation site)
Torque wrench with #2
Phillips screwdriver tip
Flathead screwdriver
Torque wrench with #2
Phillips screwdriver tip
Lift tool and load plate
Power cables
Serial cable (provided in the
accessory kit). Workstation
computer with a serial port
or terminal server port and a
terminal emulator
application (such as
HyperTerminal). Ethernet IP
addresses for the switch.
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