13.1 Reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS)13.2 Hardware and LED descriptions13.2.1 Understanding the system state using the control enclosure LEDs13.2.2 Understanding the system state using the expansion enclosure LEDs13.2.3 Power-on self-test13.2.4 Powering on using LED indicators13.3 Monitoring system status and health13.3.1 Using FSM for status and health13.3.2 System Status and Health tasks13.4 Managing storage nodes13.4.1 Using FSM Chassis Manager to manage a storage node13.4.2 Using FSM Storage Management to manage a storage node13.4.3 Using CMM Chassis Manager to manage a storage node13.5 Configuration backup and restore process13.6 Software upgrade13.6.1 Choosing an upgrade method13.6.2 Upgrading the system software using IBM Flex System V7000 Storage Node management GUI13.7 Drive firmware upgrade13.7.1 Multi drive upgrade utility13.7.2 Upgrade procedure13.8 Troubleshooting13.8.1 Using the CMM for troubleshooting tasks13.8.2 Using IBM Flex System V7000 Storage Node management GUI for troubleshooting tasks13.8.3 Removing and replacing parts for troubleshooting and resolving problems13.8.4 Event reporting13.8.5 Viewing the event log13.8.6 Error event IDs and error codes13.9 Audit log navigation13.10 Support data collection13.10.1 Collecting System Management Server service data using the CMM13.10.2 Collecting support files using FSM13.11 Using event notifications13.12 Configuring Call Home13.12.1 Configuring Call Home if FSM is not included13.12.2 Configuring Call Home if FSM is included13.13 IBM Flex System V7000 Storage Node power on and off13.13.1 Powering on the system13.13.2 Powering off the system using management GUI13.13.3 Shutting down using IBM Flex System V7000 Storage Node command-line interface13.13.4 Powering off a node using the CMM