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    Corporate Headquarters: © 20 05 Cisco Syst ems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Systems, Inc., 170 West Tasman Drive, San Jose, CA 95134-1706 USA Installing Hard Disk Drives in the Cisco Wide Area Application Engine 611 Product Numbers: DISK-611SC-144GB=, DISK-611SC-3 00GB= This publicat ion pro vides basic instruction s for installing SCSI hard d[...]

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    2 Installin g Hard Disk D rives in th e Cisco Wide Area Ap plication Engine 611 78-17404-01 Safety Overview Protecting Against Electrostatic Discharge Static electricit y can harm delicate componen ts insi de the de vice. T o pre vent static damage, dischar ge static electricity from your body before you touch an y of your system’ s electronic co[...]

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    3 Installing Hard Disk Drives in th e Cisco Wide Area Application Engine 611 78-17404-01 Introduction Introduction The W AE-611 supports two 1-inch (2 .54-cm) slim 3.5-inch (8.89-cm) lo w voltage dif ferential (L VD) hard disk dri ves. The W AE-611 requires SCSI h ard disk dri ves. War ni ng Only trained and qualified personn el should be allowed t[...]

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    4 Installin g Hard Disk D rives in th e Cisco Wide Area Ap plication Engine 611 78-17404-01 Removing the Bezel and Cover Removing the Bezel and Cover War ni ng Before working on a sy stem that has an on/off switch, tu rn OFF the power and unplug the power cord. Statement 1 War ni ng Do not work on the sy stem or connect or disconnect cables during [...]

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    5 Installing Hard Disk Drives in th e Cisco Wide Area Application Engine 611 78-17404-01 Removing the Beze l and Cover Figur e 2 Removing the Co ver Step 5 Slide the cov er back. Lift it up and of f the device. Caution For proper cool ing and airflo w , replace the cov er before turning on the de vice. Operating the de vice for extended periods (o [...]

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    6 Installin g Hard Disk D rives in th e Cisco Wide Area Ap plication Engine 611 78-17404-01 Assigning SCSI IDs Figur e 3 Location of Dr ive Ba ys Behind the Bezel Assigning SCSI IDs When you install or replace one or more of the SCSI disk dri ves in a W AE-611, you must assign a SCSI ID to each disk dri ve. The SCSI IDs are assigned b y placing or [...]

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    7 Installing Hard Disk Drives in th e Cisco Wide Area Application Engine 611 78-17404-01 Removing and Repl acing a SCS I Hard Disk Dri ve • Seagate disks hav e two sets of jumpers. Follo w th ese jumper settings instru ctions for Seagate disks: – Assign SCSI ID 0 to the disk dri ve in the fir st dri ve b ay by remo ving any jumpers from t he ju[...]

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    8 Installin g Hard Disk D rives in th e Cisco Wide Area Ap plication Engine 611 78-17404-01 Removing and Replac ing a SCSI Hard Disk Drive Note All hard disk dri ves that you use in the W AE should ha ve the same throughput speed rating. Mixing hard disk dri ves with different sp eed ratings will cause all hard di sk dri ves to operate at the lo we[...]

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    9 Installing Hard Disk Drives in th e Cisco Wide Area Application Engine 611 78-17404-01 Removing and Repl acing a SCS I Hard Disk Dri ve Figure 5 Disk Dr ive Or ienta t ion During Installation Step 11 Connect the power and SCSI cables to the dri ve. If you disconnected the IDE cable to the CD-R OM, reconnect it. Step 12 Make sure that your cables [...]

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    10 Installin g Hard Disk D rives in th e Cisco Wide Area Ap plication Engine 611 78-17404-01 Replacing the Cover a nd Beze l and Completing the Installation Replacing the Cover and Bezel and Completing the Installation War ni ng This unit is intend ed for installation in restricted acc ess areas. A restricted access area is wh ere access can only b[...]

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    11 Installing Hard Disk Drives in th e Cisco Wide Area Application Engine 611 78-17404-01 Obtaining Documentation Step 4 Connect all external cables and the po wer cord to the device, and then pl ug the po wer cord into a properly grounded electrical out let. Obtaining Documentation Cisco documentation and additi onal literature are a v ailable on [...]

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    12 Installin g Hard Disk D rives in th e Cisco Wide Area Ap plication Engine 611 78-17404-01 Obtaining Technica l Assistance In an emer gency , you can also reach PSIR T by telephone: • 1 877 228-7302 • 1 408 525-6532 Ti p W e encourage you to use Pretty Good Pri vac y (PGP) or a compati ble product to encrypt an y sensiti ve information th at [...]

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    13 Installing Hard Disk Drives in th e Cisco Wide Area Application Engine 611 78-17404-01 Obtaining Technical Assista nce Submitting a Service Request Using the online T A C Se rvice Request T ool is the fast e st way to open S3 and S4 service requests. (S3 and S4 service requests ar e those in whi ch your netw ork is minimall y impaired or for whi[...]

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    14 Installin g Hard Disk D rives in th e Cisco Wide Area Ap plication Engine 611 78-17404-01 Obtaining Technica l Assistance Definitions of Service Request Severity T o ensure that a ll service req uests are r eported in a standard format, Cisco has established se verity definitions. Se verity 1 (S1 )—Y our network is “do wn, ” or there is a [...]

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    15 Installing Hard Disk Drives in th e Cisco Wide Area Application Engine 611 78-17404-01 Obtaining Technical Assista nce This document is to be used in con junction with th e documents listed i n the “Related Documentation” section. © 2006 Cisc o Systems, Inc. All rights reserv ed. Printed in the U SA on rec ycled paper con taining 10% post c[...]

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    16 Installin g Hard Disk D rives in th e Cisco Wide Area Ap plication Engine 611 78-17404-01 Obtaining Technica l Assistance[...]