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Powering on the equipment at the disaster site (MetroCluster IP configurations)
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Install a fabric-attached MetroCluster
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You must power on the disk shelves and MetroCluster IP switches components at the disaster site. The controller modules at the disaster site remain at the LOADER prompt.
About this task
The examples in this procedure assume the following:
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Site A is the disaster site.
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Site B is the surviving site.
Steps
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Turn on the disk shelves at the disaster site and make sure that all disks are running.
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Turn on the MetroCluster IP switches if they are not already on.
