FUJITSU PSWITCH User's Guide 6 Maintenance This chapter describes the maintenance of this product. 6.1. Preparation IP address for maintenance support For the maintenance support by our technical staff, access to the management port of this switch is usually required. For this purpose, our technical staff member may ask you to use one of your management network IP addresses tentatively to set his of her maintenance terminal PC. Another management network IP address may also be needed, if the management port of this switch does not have any IP address yet. Please make sure beforehand that one or two IP addresses are available for this purpose. Other requirements for maintenance support The preparation for the following items and information are also expected for the efficient support. * Console cable which is packed together with this product is used for the connection to the console port of this switch, Please confirm the console cable exists. Figure 6-1: Console Cable © Please confirm that there is an AC power socket available for the use of a maintenance terminal PC. 240 July/2022User's Guide FUJITSU PSWITCH * For the privileged access to the switch, technical staff may ask you the administrator password of the switch. Please make sure that you know the valid password to login as administrator. File transport server File transport service is required for some maintenance tasks such as configuration backup/restoration, and firmware upgrade. If you perform these tasks by yourself, you need to prepare for a server with FIP, TFTP or other supported file transport service. Some technical support may have such file transport service in his or her maintenance terminal PC. 6.2. How to Replace the Switch (FRU: Field- Replaceable Unit) 3X Maintenance procedures of Field-Replaceable Unit can only be performed by Fujitsu service personnel or Fujitsu trained technical personnel, Please be aware that, if the system is illegally interfered, the warranty becomes invalid, and the manufacturer's responsibility is exempted. = | Main unit maintenance parts include FAN Unit and Power Unit. When 1 replacing the main unit, please replace the FAN unit and the power supply unit together. In a case you have any attachments, please return all of them. fi] Basically, after replacement of these devices, the latest firmware version 1 | should be applied to the new device. Excptionally, when using the dvice in a VPC configuration, the firmware version should be the same as its VPC peer-device. Therefore, please check the firmware version of the VPC peer- device beforehand. Temporal mismatch of the firmware versions between the VPC peer devices during the replacement work are allowed. { ¢ ] The model name printed on the front panel may be *ET-******-FOS* or 1 | sruyrtsu pswitcy *****" depending on the manufacturing period, but they are the same product and can be replaced. IF the device is used in a VPC configuration, it should also be noted that communication through VPC interfaces can temporally be lost by the July/2022 241FUJITSU PSWITCH User's Guide following action. You should avoid any critical network traffic during the replacement work. ‘* When removing VPC peer link, traffic may stop about three seconds. * When connecting VPC peer link, traffic may stop about fifteen seconds. In the following explanation, itis assumed that a terminal PC (referred to as ‘FST-S') is used, which has a file transfer service, and stores configuration files and necessary firmware images, and so on. 1. [For System Administrator] Confirm the switch configuration and back it up, or make sure that the switch configuration has already been backed up. You must back up startup-config, and any of three optional configurations you need. If you are not sure which configurations are used, we recommend backing up all of them. Additionally, please make sure that all the necessary settings in the running configuration is stored before backup. ) If there is no backup file, you must restore each setting one by one. After backup, delete all the device setting data from the switch using clear config command and clear logging persistent command. [How to delete device setting data] 1. Delete first-config, second-config, and third-config. clear config First-config fre you sure you want to clear the configuration? (y/n) y clear config) secand-config fre you sure you want to clear the configuration? (y/n) y felear_ config. third-config fre you sure you want to elear the configuration? (y/n) y 2. Delete persistent log. clear logging persistent Logging persistent files cleared! 2. Plug out power cables from power connectors and power off the switch. > Plug out power cables referring to “2.1.4 Connection to Power Sources". 3. Remove all the network cables from the switch ports. » Considering the restoration, please remember where each cable is connected. 4. To reduce the weight of the device, remove the both power supply units form the failed device. 5. Unmount the failed device from the 19-inch rack. 242 July/2022FUJITSU PSWITCH User's Guide front side of the rack rear side ‘of the rack Figure 6-2: Unmount device from rack . Remove the retaining band referring to "6.5 How to Remove Retaining Bands". Insert the both power supply units to the failed device. . Remove the SFP modules from the failed device. > Remove the SFP modules referring to "2.1.3 Inserting SFP modules’. > Considering the restoration, please remember where each module is connected. }. Remove the rack rails and L-shaped brackets from the failed device. oN > Remove the rack rails and L-shaped brackets referring to the related description in “2.1.1.1 Installation of L-shaped brackets and rack rails’. 10. Replace the failed device with the spare device. > Install the rack rails and L-shaped brackets removed from the failed device to the spare, referring to "2.1.1.1 Installation of L-shaped brackets and rack rails”. > Check the unit label on the L-shaped bracket. July/2022 243FUJITSU PSWITCH User's Guide Label: on witethe model name ard he serialnumber are writer, Figure 6-3: Label 11. To reduce the weight of the device, remove the both power supply units form the spare device. 12. Insert the spare device onto the rack. > Insert the spare device referring to “2.1.1.2 Rack Mounting’. Mn Insert this device from the rear side of the rack. You can see the unit label on the L-shaped bracket from the rear side of 2) the rack. 13. Insert both of the power supply units to the device. 14, Insert the removed SFP modules and cables to their original positions. > Insert the SFP modules referring to “2.1.3 Inserting SFP modules”, 15. Connect the spare device to the terminal PC (FST-S) with a serial cable. > Connect the console cable such as the RJ-45 connector is inserted to the console port on the device referring to "2.2 Connecting to the Console of the Switch”. > This connection is used for configuration restoration and firmware upgrade. 16. Connect the management port of the spare device to the terminal PC with a LAN cable. > This connection is used for restoring the configuration of the device and for updating the firmware of the device 17. Plug in the power cable to the power connector and power on the switch. 244 July/2022User's Guide FUJITSU PSWITCH 1) Plug the power cable’s plug into the power socket of the PSU. In the same way, connect the ather power cable into the other PSU. Power socket Figure 6-4: Power Supply Unit 2) Lock the power cable as shown below. Figure 6-5: Install the power cable locker 18. Login to the spare device via serial connection. > Log in to the system referring to “2.2 Connecting to the Console of the Switch”, 19. Set the IP-address to belong to the same segment as the PC(FST-S) to the management port of the spare device. > Set up the serial connection and the IP address of the management port refering to "2.2 Connecting to the Console of the Switch”. July/2022 245FUJITSU PSWITCH User's Guide 20. Upgrade firmware. > Update the firmware of the spare device to the latest version of the firmware referring to “2.4.5 Firmware Update”. However, if the device was used as VPC switch, match the version of the firmware of the spare device to the same as the peer switch. 21, [For System Administrator] Restore configuration file referring to "2.4.6 Backup and Restore Configuration”. 22. If SNTP server is not valid, set the time manually to the spare device. > Set up the time refering to “2.4.2 Setting the System Clock of the Switch’, 23. Connect all the network cables to the switch ports. 24. Check the system status. > Execute the show version command, and check the firmware version at the Current Runtime Version field shows the updated version. (ET-76489RA-FOS) show version Current Runtine Version... ceseeeeeees 1:88 Current Runtime Build Tine. Wed Jun 21 23:07:38 CST 2017 First Runtie version. Coes First Runtine Guild Tine, Ui Wed Jun 21 13:07:38 CST 2017 Second Runtine Version 1.0.5 Second Runtine Build Tire. Diagnostic Progran Version. ONTE version. Bootloader Version jun § 25:23:27 cSt 2017 > Check the status of the fan units and PSUs are Operational, and the battery status is displayed as GOOD with the show environment command. (ET-76489RA-FOS) show environment Tenperature Sensors Unit Sensor Description a a mac a a1 1 2 2e6e 1 4a a 3 systes CLD @ Level 2 a6 1 4 Pu 31 Level 2 35 Fans: Unit Fan Description Type Speed Duty level state 2001 Fana Removable 10031 12 Fama Removable 992 20030 Fang Renovable 9929 204 Fana Removable 9929 205 Fans Renovable 9929 16 Fane Renovable 10031 52% Operational Power Modules: 246 July/2022User's Guide FUJITSU PSWITCH a 1 esu-a Removable Operational 1 2 psu-2 Removable Operational Power Consumption: Unit’ Power supply Current (#8) Voltage (mV) Watt (mi) 1 1 8758 a1868 163948 2 e e e Battery Status: 6000 > In the case of a VPC configuration, check the VPC operational status field is Enabled with show vpc brief command. (et-re480Ra-F08) show voc brit vec Domain 10. 1 VPC admin status... n I gnabled Keep-alive adnin status. Enabled PC operational status. 1 enabled Self role. tessivonee EEE secondary Peer role Primary Peer detection admin status......cssssssseveses Peer detected, VPC Operational, Enhance Status Enabled Operational VPC MAC....c.csceccsesesueeeecesee 8:02:BC:00:82:01 Operational VPC system priority 32767 6.3. How to Replace FAN Units (FRU: Field- ) This switch has three FAN units. The FAN units are not redundant, and does not support hot swapping. When you exchange a FAN unit, you must plug out the power cable and power off the switch. Replaceable Uni In the following explanation, it is assumed that a terminal PC (referred to as “FST-S") is used to check the FAN unit status after replacement. 1. Plug out power cables from power connectors and power off the switch. > Plug out power cables referting to “2.1.4 Connection to Power Sources’. 2. Hold the handle of the FAN unit with lock released, and pull out the FAN unit. > Before replacing FAN units, please confirm that the device is properly fixed to the rack. 3. Replace Fan unit with a spare part. 4. Connect the device to the terminal PC (FST-S) with a serial cable. July/2022 247