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7 Storage system recovery
This chapter describes how to perform a system recovery. To restore the HP StoreEasy 5000 Storage
to the factory defaults, see “Restoring the factory image with a DVD or USB flash device” (page 137).
To restore the HP StoreEasy 5000 Storage using Windows Recovery Environment, see “Restoring
the system with Windows Recovery Environment” (page 140).
System Recovery DVD
The System Recovery DVD enables you to install an image or recover from a catastrophic failure.
At any time, you may boot from the DVD and restore the server to the factory condition. This enables
you to recover the system if all other means to boot the server fail.
While the recovery process makes every attempt to preserve the existing data volumes, you should
have a backup of your data before recovering the system.
IMPORTANT: All data on the original OS logical drive is erased during the recovery process.
This includes share and quota settings, iSCSI target configuration, local user accounts, and other
configuration options.
During system recovery, you can replace the existing drives with drives of the same size or larger.
HP recommends that the replacement drives be the same type as the original drives, but it is not
required. However, drives in the same RAID group must all be the same type (you cannot mix drive
types in a RAID group).
If you replace any disk drives and then perform a system recovery, you must ensure that the
replacement drives do not contain a logical drive. Use the Option ROM Configuration for Arrays
(ORCA) utility to delete logical drives. For more information about ORCA, see the Configuring
Arrays on HP Smart Array Controllers Reference Guide, which is available at:
http://www.hp.com/go/proliantgen8/docs
Using a downloaded version of the System Recovery DVD
If you have downloaded the System Recovery DVD image from the HP website and the version is
newer than the DVD shipped with the product, you must verify that the firmware versions of all
hardware components are current after completing the system recovery. The firmware for each
hardware component is not automatically updated to the latest version after a system recovery.
IMPORTANT: Do not complete any tasks in the Initial Configuration Tasks window until you verify
the firmware versions.
To verify the firmware versions, complete the following steps on each node:
1. Open HP StoreEasy tools by selecting the HP StoreEasy tools shortcut on the desktop.
2. Using HP StoreEasy tools, launch the Firmware Maintenance Tools command prompt and run
the commands.
3. Once the firmware upgrades are complete, open the Initial Configuration Tasks window to
set up the cluster.
Drive letters are not assigned after a restore
When a system that has existing data volumes (non-operating system volumes) is restored using
the System Recovery DVD, the data volumes will not have drive letters assigned to them. This is by
design. The volume labels are retained and can be used to identify the data volumes.
You can assign drive letters to volumes using diskpart.exe or Disk Management.
To use Disk Management:
136 Storage system recovery
- Abstract 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 1 HP StoreEasy 5000 Storage 6
- Software components 7
- Verify the kit contents 8
- Cable disk enclosures 9
- Cable disk enclosures 11 11
- SAS chain) 15
- 7. D2700 Disk Enclosure 2 16
- 8. D2700 Disk Enclosure 3 16
- Network connections 18
- 255.255.255.010.0.0.10EMU 19
- Network connections 19 19
- Power on the storage system 20
- New Password: ******** 23
- Confirm : ******** 23
- CustomerEMU-dnsName> 23
- Accessing the storage system 24
- Networking options 26
- Using Server Core 26
- Using notification alerts 29
- Configuring Alerts and Email 29
- HP System Management Homepage 33
- Overall System Health Status 34
- Component Status summary 34
- Enclosure 34
- 5. PCIe module1. LOM module 35
- 6. PCIe module2. LOM module 35
- Component LEDs 37
- Table 3 Front LED status 38
- Figure 27 Hard drive LEDs 39
- Figure 33 Power supply LEDs 43
- EMU CLI SHOW commands 45
- Known issues 46
- Error codes 53
- HP Support websites 65
- Autonomy LiveVault 66
- Windows Recovery Environment 66
- Memory Diagnostic 67
- HP 1210m Volume Online Tool 68
- Upgrading hardware components 75
- Customer self repair 77
- Replaceable parts 78
- Replaceable parts 79 79
- Verifying component failure 82
- Verifying proper operation 82
- Wait times for hard disks 82
- Removing the midplane board 86
- Replacing the midplane board 88
- Removing a SAS cable 89
- Replacing a SAS cable 89
- Removing the SAS I/O module 89
- Replacing the SAS I/O module 90
- Removing the fan module 91
- Replacing the fan module 92
- Removing the power supply 93
- Replacing the power supply 94
- Removing the PCIe module 95
- Replacing the PCIe module 96
- Removing the EMU module 97
- Replacing the EMU module 98
- Removing the front bezel 101
- Replacing the front bezel 102
- Removing the drive drawer 107
- Replacing the drive drawer 110
- Removing the enclosure rails 119
- Replacing the enclosure rails 122
- Removing the server blade 124
- Replacing the server blade 125
- Replacing the cache module 131
- Removing the capacitor pack 132
- Removing the Mezzanine NIC 134
- Replacing the Mezzanine NIC 135
- 7 Storage system recovery 136
- Recovering both servers 138
- Recovering a single server 138
- 140 Storage system recovery 140
- 142 Storage system recovery 142
- 8 Support and other resources 143
- Rack stability 144
- 9 Documentation feedback 145
- A Managing the EMU 146
- Authentication 147
- 148 Managing the EMU 148
- Authentication 149 149
- Time functions 150
- 152 Managing the EMU 152
- Inventory and status 153
- 154 Managing the EMU 154
- Inventory and status 155 155
- 156 Managing the EMU 156
- Inventory and status 157 157
- 158 Managing the EMU 158
- Internet control 159
- 160 Managing the EMU 160
- Server management 161
- 162 Managing the EMU 162
- Server management 163 163
- 164 Managing the EMU 164
- Enclosure control 165
- 166 Managing the EMU 166
- Enclosure control 167 167
- Forensic 168
- Forensic 169 169
- 170 Managing the EMU 170
- Session 171 171
- 172 Managing the EMU 172
- Activate Button Menu 173
- Reboot EM (bE) 174
- Restore Factory Defaults (Fd) 174
- Recover Lost Password (Fp) 174
- Set DHCP IP Address (dH) 174
- Exit Button Menu 175
- B Regulatory information 176
- HP Enterprise Servers 177
- HP Storage Products 177
- HP Networking Products 177
- Glossary 178
- 180 Index 180
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