For the most part you are correct. The main thing is to have all LUNs and RGs destroyed, nothing bound on those trays to be removed. Secondly, I would swap steps 3 and 4. You should first disconnect the HSSDC2 cables (do one side at a time and wait 30 seconds before moving onto the other, array must be aware of removals), then power off the DAE. Yes, finally restarting the management server on both SPs is the final step to remove the ghost DAE in the navisphere tree.
Cool just use the NST/USM and remember to first apply power to DAE, then set the enclosureID and then attach LCCB then LCCA cables and you should be fine.
toddjam10
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Posted November 3rd, 2010 08:00
For the most part you are correct. The main thing is to have all LUNs and RGs destroyed, nothing bound on those trays to be removed. Secondly, I would swap steps 3 and 4. You should first disconnect the HSSDC2 cables (do one side at a time and wait 30 seconds before moving onto the other, array must be aware of removals), then power off the DAE. Yes, finally restarting the management server on both SPs is the final step to remove the ghost DAE in the navisphere tree.