Harmonic MediaCenter 2200B User manual

MediaCenter™ 2200B Quick Reference Guide
006-0187-001 Rev. A
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* Use these ports to connect to Spectrum I/O (for example, MediaPorts) only; DO NOT use these ports for any other purpose.
Front panel components
Rear panel components
3. Status LEDs
4. Power button
6
1. Air vents
2. Power indicator
MediaCenter
1
23
0
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
8
9
10
113
2
14
912
11
10
Drive numbering and file system configurations
5. Reset button
# Drives RAID set Capacity per drive Storage capacity
4 TB
2 x (4+2)
12 SAS 32 TB
2 TB
2 x (4+2)
12 SAS 16 TB
45
1. Boot drive
2. Power button/LED
3. LTC In connector
4. 1 Gb Eth ports (1, 2 from left to right.
For system management)
5. MediaPort Ethernet array*
6. Redundant, hot-swappable
power supplies (0, 1 from left to right)
7. 10 Gb Ethernet ports (for file transfers)
8. VGA port (for Service only)
9. RS-232 serial (for Service only)
10. USB ports (for Service only)
11. BMC (for Service only)
45
11
98 10
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006-0190-001 Rev A
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Power supply status LED 10 Gb Ethernet port status LEDs
Activity
Link
Amber = 1 Gbps
Green = 100 Mbps
Link
Green (blink) = Normal
Activity
*For EFS private network interface.
1 Gb Ethernet port status LEDs (for EFS*)
Link Activity
Off = Inactive or 10 Mbps
Amber = 100 Mbps
Green = 1 Gbps
Link
Green (blink) = Normal
Activity
MediaPort Ethernet array
1 Gb Ethernet port status LEDs (for system management)
Front panel status LEDs
Off = AC power is not connected.
Green (solid) = A valid AC source is connected to the power supply, and the
power supply is operational.
Green (1 Hz blink) = AC is present, but the power switch on the front panel is off
or in a cold redundant state due to low system power load.
Green (2 Hz blink) = Power supply firmware updating.
Amber (blink) = Power supply is operational, but experiencing a warning event.
Amber (solid) = AC power is lost or a power supply is shut down.
The Ethernet card for connecting to system management may vary. Your system may use one of the following.
Link/Activity
100
1000
Link/Activity = On with any link, blinks on activity
100 = On with 100 Mbps link
1000 = On with 1 Gbps link
Green = 10 Gbps
Amber = 1 Gbps
Off = 100 Mbps
Green (blink) = activity
Green (solid) = link
Off = no link
Link/Activity Speed
Link/Activity Speed
File system
RAID
Built-in
Ethernet
Expansion
Ethernet
No RAID sets or root file system unavailable
(Solid) Rebuild(s) in proces
(Blink) One or more RAID sets unprotected
(Blink) RAID sets present, no root file system
(Solid) All RAID sets protected (non- compromised)
(Blink) Root file system not viable to start
Off
Yellow
Dark blue
Light blue
Raid set indicator
No ports connected
(Solid) At least one connected port not assigned
an IP address
(Blink) Hardware or software fault
(Solid) At least one port linked at 1 Gb or more
(Blink) At least one port linked at less than 1 Gb
Off
Built-in Ethernet
Dark blue
Light blue
No root file system
File system coming up
(Solid) Root file system started, read-only
(Blink) Root file system present, halted
(Solid) Root file system started, read-write
(Blink) Root file system present, unable to start
Off
Green
Dark blue
Light blue
File system indicator
No ports connected
Hardware or software fault
(Solid) No expansion card present, or at least one Ethernet
port linked and all ports at maximum speed (10 Gb or 1 Gb)
(Blink) At least one port linked at maximum speed (<10 Gb
or <1 Gb)
Off
Expansion Ethernet
Dark blue
Light blue
Green = Link, 1 Gbps
Off = Inactive or 10 Mbps
Amber = 1 Gbps
Green = 100 Mbps
SpeedLink/Activity
Off = no link