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Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 Overview
1.1
System Components .............................................................................................. 1-2
This manual is for service providers of HP AlphaServer ES47s who are upgrading the
system from a single tower system to a two or four 2P-drawer cabinet system in a 29” deep
rack.
Document Structure
This manual uses a structured documentation design. Topics are organized into small
sections, usually consisting of two facing pages. Most topics begin with an abstract that
provides an overview of the section, followed by an illustration or example. The facing
page contains descriptions, procedures, and syntax definitions.
This manual has 5 chapters.
•Chapter 1, Overview, introduces you to the ES47 system, its upgrade kits and
contents, and the basic steps of the upgrade procedure.
• Chapter 2,
upgrade, including powering down, removing the panels and frame, and removing the
side panel on the rack cabinet.
•Chapter 3, Install and cable the drawers, guides you through installing cagenuts,
brackets, and the 2P drawers for both M2 and M4. It details placement and order of IP
(interprocessor), SM LAN, and power cables, and ground wires for connecting the
newly installed drawer to the initial system.
•Chapter 4, Configure and Troubleshoot, completes the installation. IP addresses are
assigned to the newly installed components. Firmware checks that all newly installed
components are seen and operating appropriately.
•Chapter 5, Q-Vet, covers installing, running, and removing procedures for Q-Vet, to
verify the system upgrade.
Prepare the ES47 M2 system, walks you through readying a 2P tower for
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Information on the Internet
Visit the AlphaServer Web site for pdf and html versions of AlphaServer documentation.
This site is updated as new revisions and manuals are produced. Table 1 lists some of the
available documentation.
Firmware downloads are available at
ftp://ftp.digital.com/pub/Digital/Alpha/firmware/index.html or at
http://ftp.digital.com/pub/Digital/Alpha/firmware/index.html.
You can reach this from the external HP homepage. One URL may work more successfully,
depending on firewall configurations at your customer site.
Table 1 HP AlphaServer ES47 Documentation
Title Pdf html
HP AlphaServer ES47/ES80/GS1280
Site Preparation Y Y
Installation Information Y Y
User Information Y Y
Server Management Tutorial -- Y
Service Manual Y
AlphaServer Management Station
Software Installation and User’s Guide
CLI Reference Y Y
HP AlphaServer ES47 Upgrade Y
HP AlphaServer ES80 Upgrade Y1Y
HP AlphaServer ES47 Tradeup Y1Y
1
Y Y
1
1
Y
1
1
Y
1
1
SRM Console Reference Y Y
Technical Summary Y Y
1
Available for HP field service engineers and self-maintenance customers only.
x
Chapter 1
Overview
The AlphaServer ES47 system is a member of the family of high-performance
ES47/ES80/GS1280 server platforms designed for enterprise-level applications. The
ES47 system is built with 2P drawers; a maximum of two 2P drawers can be
connected to create a 4P system with up to 16 Gbytes of memory.
ES47 model numbers are based on the number of CPUs in a system.
A Model 2 is a one-drawer system (with 2 CPUs), and a Model 4 is a two-drawer
system (with 4 CPUs).
The ES47 system can be a tower system, or contained in a single rack mount cabinet.
Two upgrades are available: changing from a tower system to a 29”deep rack mount
cabinet, and upgrading from a Model 2 to a Model 4.
This chapter provides an overview of these ES47 upgrades.
Sections include:
• System components
• Upgrades steps
• Check upgrades kits
• Upgrade firmware
• Shut down system power
CPU Speeds
AlphaServer ES47 Systems can use two different CPUs:
CPU Speed Part Number
1000 MHz 3X-KN73A-xx
1150 MHz 3X-KN73C-xx
CAUTION: Only one type of CPU may run within a given hard partition. A system
may run CPUs of different speeds in different partitions, as long as all the CPUs
within each partition are the same.
Overview 1-1
1.1 System Components
Two upgrades are available: 1) from an ES47 Model 2 standalone tower system
to a rack mount cabinet Model, and 2) upgrading from an ES47 Model 2 to Model
4 (in the 29” deep rack mount cabinet).
Figure 1–1 ES47 System (Tower and Cabinet)
Note that it is possible to install up to four 2P drawers in a cabinet. For ES47
systems, only two 2P drawers can be connected to create an M4 system. If
you install additional drawers, an additional NAT box is required for each
independent ES47 system (M2 or M4) residing in the same cabinet.
Installation and configuration information ships with the NAT box.
1-2 HP AlphaServer ES47 Upgrade
1.2Upgrades Steps
Here are the basic steps for installing these upgrades.
Table 1–1 Upgrade Steps
Step
To do Resource
1 Open your upgrades kit(s) and
check contents
2 Check firmware levels. Update
to latest versions.
Backup important data.
3 Shut down applications and
operating systems in an orderly
fashion.
4 Remove power from the
cabinet. Wait 1 minute so that
any residual power is
grounded.
5 Remove the panels and frame
from your tower system.
6 Remove the side panel from the
cabinet Install brackets and 2P
drawer(s).
7 Cable the drawers, install
bezels
ES47 Tower to
Cabinet
ES47 M2
to M4
Section 1.2 Y Y
Section 1.4 Recommended Required
Application
Y Y
and operating
system guides
Chapter 2 Y Y
Chapter 2 Y ---
Chapter 3 Y Y
Chapter 3 --- Y
8 Power-up systems, create new
Chapter 4 Y Y
hardware addresses, and verify
the installation. Troubleshoot
upgrades if necessary.
9 Run Q-Vet. Chapter 5 Y Y
Overview 1-3
1.3Check Upgrades Kits
Check the contents of your upgrades kits. The Tower-to-Cabinet kit provides the
hardware to upgrades your tower system to a cabinet-based system (you must
order your cabinet separately). The 3X-BA60B-AH upgrades kit includes
hardware to upgrade from a 2- to a 4-processor system.
NOTE that when ordering your ES47 Tower to Cabinet Upgrades, you were prompted
to order the cabinet and power distribution unit separately. The rack kit rails are
designed for the H9A45-ZD or H9A40-ZA 29” deep rack cabinets.
Also, when ordering your ES47 Model 2 to 4 Upgrade, you were prompted to order
CPU and Memory separately. The CPU and memory have been installed into your 2P
drawer at the factory. For more information, see the QuickSpecs or the
ES47/ES80/GS1280 Memory Upgrade card.
If you are adding an additional 2P drawer (upgrading from a Model 2 to a Model 4),
then you MUST upgrade your firmware before you power down your system and
begin the hardware upgrades. You cannot successfully upgrade the hardware without
upgrading the firmware on your original system.
If you are just upgrading from a tower to a cabinet, upgrading your firmware is
recommended but not required.
Please save all console environmental variables before powering down (use show *
or show mbm commands).
1.5 Shut Down System Power
Perform an orderly shutdown of the operating system.
Table 1.5 OCP LEDs
Amber
LED
Off Off No Vaux
On Off Vaux on, bulk power off, attention error inside the box
Off On Vaux on, bulk power on, no errors
On On Vaux on, bulk power on, attention error inside the box
•
The top LED is amber and the bottom LED is green.
•
1-6 HP AlphaServer ES47 Upgrade
Green
•
LED
•
Indication
1. Upgrade your firmware (see Section 1.4)
2. Perform your regular system maintenance. Back up all important data,
systematically shut down your applications.
3. Turn off power to the cabinet at the OCP, turning the 3 position switch to 0.
4. Wait for the orderly shutdown to complete.
5. Unplug the cabinet from its power source.
Figure 1.5–1 Turn Off Power
Overview 1-7
1-8 HP AlphaServer ES47 Upgrade
Chapter 2
Prepare the ES47 M2 System
Follow these steps for upgrading an ES47 M2 tower to go into a cabinet.
If your ES47 M2 is a cabinet system, go to Chapter 3.
This chapter details the steps to prepare the tower system for insertion into a cabinet.
Sections include:
• Remove the tower system’s panels
• Remove the top, left, and rear frames
• Remove the right and bottom frames
• Remove the fans
• Unplug the IDE cable from the I/O expander
• Remove the OCP
• Reposition the disk/CD unit
• Reposition the OCP
• Reseat the fans
• Close module door
Prepare the System 2-1
2.1 Remove the Tower System’s Panels
Prepare the tower system by removing its side, top, and bottom panels.
Figure 2–1 Prepare the Tower
2-2 HP AlphaServer ES47 Upgrade
You will need a #1 and #2 Phillips head screwdriver for these procedures.
1. Lift the system up and remove it from the floor stand assembly.
2. Unlock the front door. Swing it to the left and lift up when it is fully opened.
Holding the door in its up-most position, close it 1/8
hinges. Set aside.
3. Using a #1 Phillips screwdriver, loosen the captive thumbscrew at the top front edge of
the tower.
4. With one hand at the front of the top panel and one at the back, push the top panel back
and lift up and off.
5. Loosen both captive thumbscrews at the top of each of the side panels.
6. Using the two handles provided on the panels, lift them up and off their posts on the top
of the frame.
7. Remove the SM LAN (Serial Management LAN) and serial cables.
You may remove the OCP here, or wait until Section 2.6.
Z
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turn and then lift the door off its
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Prepare the System 2-3
2.2 Remove the Top, Left, and Rear Frames
Next, remove the framing around the system, bringing the unit down to the
basic 2P drawer.
Figure 2–2 Remove the Top, Left, and Rear Frames
2-4 HP AlphaServer ES47 Upgrade
1. Remove the four screws on the top front of the tower.
2. Working on the top frame, at the rear of the system, remove the screws from the bracket
Y
on the right, and the ones on the left.
3. Lift the top frame panel off by pulling the frame out and lifting it up.
4. Complete the removal of the back frame by removing the two screws (below the fans)
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holding it to the base.
5. Along the bottom of the left panel, remove two screws holding a long thin rectangular
bracket at the base.
6. Remove the three screws down the front left side frame.
X
]
Z
Prepare the System 2-5
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