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IBM-AUSTRIA - PC-HW-Support 30 Aug 1999 |
Finding the Device When No Service Aids are Available
Finding the Device When No Service Aids are Available
When no service aids are available, you must find the device by using the port (P) and SSA-address (AA) values
that are provided by some service request numbers (SRNs).
Examples of these SRNs are 43PAA, 44PAA, and 45PAA.
The port (P) can be a number 0 through 3.
It indicates the port connector on the SSA adapter:
0 = Connector A1
1 = Connector A2
2 = Connector B1
3 = Connector B2
The AA value is the decimal SSA-address value. It indicates the position of the device that you are
trying to find (counted along the SSA loop).
Use the port value to locate the relevant connector on the SSA RAID Cluster Adapter, then
follow the SSA cable to the first real device. Include other adapters as real devices if they are in the
same SSA link. Do not include dummy devices.
The first device that you reach represents SSA-address count 0.
Continue to follow the SSA links from device to device, increasing the
SSA-address count by 1 for each device, until you reach the device that is indicated in the SRN.
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