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HPUX : Adding/Removing/deleting Card



Adding/Removing/deleting Card.
Overview
Adding/Removing/deleting Card.
Procedures
   Adding a New Card
      1. Get the information about all the OLA/R/D capable slots.  Make note
         of the slot_id field:

         /usr/bin/olrad -q

      2. Prepare to add:

         /usr/bin/olrad -a slot_ID

      3. Physically insert the card into the slot.

      4. Post add:

         /usr/bin/olrad -A slot_ID

    Replacing a Card
      1. Get information about all the OLA/R/D capable slots.  Make note of
         the slot_id field:

         /usr/bin/olrad -q

      2. Prepare to replace:

         /usr/bin/olrad -r slot_ID

      3. Replace the faulty card in the slot with a working card.  The new
         card must be identical as the card being replaced.

      4. Post Replace:

         /usr/bin/olrad -R slot_ID

    Deleting a Card

      1. Get information about all the OLA/R/D capable slots.  Make note of
         the slot_id field:

         /usr/bin/olrad -q

      2. Delete the card:

         /usr/bin/olrad -d slot_ID

      3. Post Delete:

         /usr/bin/olrad -D slot_ID

 WARNINGS
      Any changes to an I/O chassis configuration done by adding or removing
      I/O cards while the I/O chassis is in inactive state will not be
      effective by default.  I/O Chassis can be in inactive state either
      because it is connected to an inactive cell or it has been
      deconfigured using the olrad chassis delete operation.  The supported
      procedure for inserting or removing PCI I/O cards in such an inactive
      I/O chassis is as follows:

           1. Power down the cell attached to the I/O chassis using frupower
              -f -c cell or the MP.

           2. Add or remove I/O cards to I/O chassis, using latches to
              disable slot power if necessary.

           3. Power up the attached cell using frupower -o -c cell or the
              MP.

 FILES
      NetTL     log file containing olrad audit trail and errors.
Keywords.
olrad.

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