Replace a NVIDIA SN2100 storage switch
You can replace a defective NVIDIA SN2100 storage switch. This is a nondisruptive procedure.
Before installing the Cumulus software and RCFs on a NVIDIA SN2100 storage switch, ensure that:
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Your system can support NVIDIA SN2100 storage switches.
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You have downloaded the applicable RCFs.
The Hardware Universe provides full details of supported ports and their configurations.
The existing network configuration must have the following characteristics:
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Make sure that all troubleshooting steps have been completed to confirm that your switch needs replacing.
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Management connectivity must exist on both switches.
Make sure that all troubleshooting steps have been completed to confirm that your switch needs replacing.
The replacement NVIDIA SN2100 switch must have the following characteristics:
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Management network connectivity is functional.
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Console access to the replacement switch is in place.
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The appropriate RCF and Cumulus operating system image is loaded onto the switch.
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Initial customization of the switch is complete.
This procedure replaces the second NVIDIA SN2100 storage switch sw2 with the new NVIDIA SN2100 switch nsw2. The two nodes are node1 and node2.
Steps to complete:
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Confirm the switch to be replaced is sw2.
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Disconnect the cables from switch sw2.
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Reconnect the cables to switch nsw2.
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Verify all device configurations on switch nsw2.
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If AutoSupport is enabled on this cluster, suppress automatic case creation by invoking an AutoSupport message:
system node autosupport invoke -node * -type all - message MAINT=xh
x is the duration of the maintenance window in hours.
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Change the privilege level to advanced, entering y when prompted to continue:
set -privilege advanced
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Check on the health status of the storage node ports to make sure that there is connection to storage switch S1:
storage port show -port-type ENET
Show example
cluster1::*> storage port show -port-type ENET Speed VLAN Node Port Type Mode (Gb/s) State Status ID -------------- ---- ----- ------- ------ -------- --------- ---- node1 e3a ENET storage 100 enabled online 30 e3b ENET storage 0 enabled offline 30 e7a ENET storage 0 enabled offline 30 e7b ENET storage 100 enabled online 30 node2 e3a ENET storage 100 enabled online 30 e3b ENET storage 0 enabled offline 30 e7a ENET storage 0 enabled offline 30 e7b ENET storage 100 enabled online 30 cluster1::*>
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Verify that storage switch sw1 is available:
network device-discovery show -protocol lldp
Show example
cluster1::*> network device-discovery show -protocol lldp Node/ Local Discovered Protocol Port Device (LLDP: ChassisID) Interface Platform ----------- ------ ------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- node1/lldp e0M sw1 (00:ea:bd:68:6a:e8) Eth1/46 - e0b sw2 (6c:b2:ae:5f:a5:b2) Ethernet1/16 - e0c SHFFG1827000286 (d0:39:ea:1c:16:92) e0a - e0e sw3 (6c:b2:ae:5f:a5:ba) Ethernet1/18 - e0f SHFFG1827000286 (00:a0:98:fd:e4:a9) e0b - e0g sw4 (28:ac:9e:d5:4a:9c) Ethernet1/11 - e0h sw5 (6c:b2:ae:5f:a5:ca) Ethernet1/22 - e1a sw6 (00:f6:63:10:be:7c) Ethernet1/33 - e1b sw7 (00:f6:63:10:be:7d) Ethernet1/34 - e2a sw8 (b8:ce:f6:91:3d:88) Ethernet1/35 - Press <space> to page down, <return> for next line, or 'q' to quit... 10 entries were displayed.
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Run the
net show interface
command on the working switch to confirm that you can see both nodes and all shelves:net show interface
Show example
cumulus@sw1:~$ net show interface State Name Spd MTU Mode LLDP Summary ----- ------ ---- ----- ---------- -------------------- -------------------- ... ... UP swp1 100G 9216 Trunk/L2 node1 (e3a) Master: bridge(UP) UP swp2 100G 9216 Trunk/L2 node2 (e3a) Master: bridge(UP) UP swp3 100G 9216 Trunk/L2 SHFFG1826000112 (e0b) Master: bridge(UP) UP swp4 100G 9216 Trunk/L2 SHFFG1826000112 (e0b) Master: bridge(UP) UP swp5 100G 9216 Trunk/L2 SHFFG1826000102 (e0b) Master: bridge(UP) UP swp6 100G 9216 Trunk/L2 SHFFG1826000102 (e0b) Master: bridge(UP)) ... ...
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Verify the shelf ports in the storage system:
storage shelf port show -fields remote-device, remote-port
Show example
cluster1::*> storage shelf port show -fields remote-device, remote-port shelf id remote-port remote-device ----- -- ----------- ------------- 3.20 0 swp3 sw1 3.20 1 - - 3.20 2 swp4 sw1 3.20 3 - - 3.30 0 swp5 sw1 3.20 1 - - 3.30 2 swp6 sw1 3.20 3 - - cluster1::*>
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Remove all cables attached to storage switch sw2.
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Reconnect all cables to the replacement switch nsw2.
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Recheck the health status of the storage node ports:
storage port show -port-type ENET
Show example
cluster1::*> storage port show -port-type ENET Speed VLAN Node Port Type Mode (Gb/s) State Status ID ---------------- ---- ----- ------- ------ -------- --------- ---- node1 e3a ENET storage 100 enabled online 30 e3b ENET storage 0 enabled offline 30 e7a ENET storage 0 enabled offline 30 e7b ENET storage 100 enabled online 30 node2 e3a ENET storage 100 enabled online 30 e3b ENET storage 0 enabled offline 30 e7a ENET storage 0 enabled offline 30 e7b ENET storage 100 enabled online 30 cluster1::*>
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Verify that both switches are available:
net device-discovery show -protocol lldp
Show example
cluster1::*> network device-discovery show -protocol lldp Node/ Local Discovered Protocol Port Device (LLDP: ChassisID) Interface Platform ----------- ------ ------------------------- ---------------- ---------------- node1/lldp e0M sw1 (00:ea:bd:68:6a:e8) Eth1/46 - e0b sw2 (6c:b2:ae:5f:a5:b2) Ethernet1/16 - e0c SHFFG1827000286 (d0:39:ea:1c:16:92) e0a - e0e sw3 (6c:b2:ae:5f:a5:ba) Ethernet1/18 - e0f SHFFG1827000286 (00:a0:98:fd:e4:a9) e0b - e0g sw4 (28:ac:9e:d5:4a:9c) Ethernet1/11 - e0h sw5 (6c:b2:ae:5f:a5:ca) Ethernet1/22 - e1a sw6 (00:f6:63:10:be:7c) Ethernet1/33 - e1b sw7 (00:f6:63:10:be:7d) Ethernet1/34 - e2a sw8 (b8:ce:f6:91:3d:88) Ethernet1/35 - Press <space> to page down, <return> for next line, or 'q' to quit... 10 entries were displayed.
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Verify the shelf ports in the storage system:
storage shelf port show -fields remote-device, remote-port
Show example
cluster1::*> storage shelf port show -fields remote-device, remote-port shelf id remote-port remote-device ----- -- ----------- ------------- 3.20 0 swp3 sw1 3.20 1 swp3 nsw2 3.20 2 swp4 sw1 3.20 3 swp4 nsw2 3.30 0 swp5 sw1 3.20 1 swp5 nsw2 3.30 2 swp6 sw1 3.20 3 swp6 nsw2 cluster1::*>
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Change the privilege level back to admin:
set -privilege admin
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If you suppressed automatic case creation, re-enable it by invoking an AutoSupport message:
system node autosupport invoke -node * -type all -message MAINT=END