Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 2000 Manual Técnica
2.3. Unscrew the drives from the drive sleds. There are four screws to remove, which are secured
with thread adhesive. The screws may be somewhat difficult to remove.
with thread adhesive. The screws may be somewhat difficult to remove.
Figure: Four Phillips head screws secure the drive to the sled: two on each side.
Note: Replacing the SSDs is the reverse of the operation above. SSDs are generally around
¼ thick, and will rest in the bottom of the sled.
¼ thick, and will rest in the bottom of the sled.
2.5. Make sure the drive is face up in the sled and the power and data connections are facing the
rear of the sled, opposite the locking lever. The locking lever has a hook that catches onto the
chassis and pulls the drive into the system securely connecting it to the backplane. The drive
cannot be seated completely if the latch hook is not fully engaged before closing the lever.
rear of the sled, opposite the locking lever. The locking lever has a hook that catches onto the
chassis and pulls the drive into the system securely connecting it to the backplane. The drive
cannot be seated completely if the latch hook is not fully engaged before closing the lever.
Step 3. Reconfigure the RAID Controller
3.1. Power the system up and wait for the RAID BIOS to display a message indicating to press
Ctrl+H
to display the WebBIOS. This is the configuration screen for the RAID controller. Once
the system is done with POST and
Ctrl+H
has been pressed, the following screen is displayed:
3.2. Click Start to begin RAID configuration.
3.3. Here you can see the current RAID configuration: