The fan trays are inserted into Fan slots 6 and 7, on either side of the Hard Drives.įor more information on the slot numbering system used on the MAG platforms and hardware, refer to the Hardware Guide. So, as per the following image, the SM360 is placed in the FPC/slot7 at the bottom right of the front of MAG6611 and the Hard Drives are placed at the bottom left in the back in slots HD6 and HD7.

The following image illustrates the populated back panel of MAG6611: The front slot numbering goes from left-to-right and top-to bottom, so it looks like:Īt the back, the numbering goes from right-to left and top-to-bottom. The following table lists them as per MAG6611: It lists the fan tray numbers of the slots, into which the Service Module is plugged. In 7.1R2 or later, the Hardware Status section on the System > Platform page was changed to display only the status of the fan tray not all the individual fans. The following image displays the Hardware Status of the fans: If an individual fan fails, the fan tray containing that fan needs to be replaced.

On the left, the fan tray contains Fans 2 and 3. Looking at the back of the unit, the fan tray on the right of the Service Module's Hard Drive(s) are Fans 0 and 1. In 7.1R1, it reports the status of each individual fan, which are numbered from 0 to 3 so there are two fan statuses for each available fan tray for the Service Module. In the Administrator Console, under Maintenance > System > Platform, there is a section displaying the Hardware Status of the fans. Each Service Module requires two working fan trays to be inserted or the platform will generate an audible beep, which is repeated every second until the failure is corrected. The fan trays fit either side of Service Module's Hard Drive(s). The Service Modules are inserted in the front of the device and for each one, there are associated Hard Drive(s) and two fan trays, which are inserted in the back. The MAG6610 and MAG6611 are modular platforms, which have hot-swappable fan trays, each of which contain two fans.

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