This section provides drive bay mapping and drive replacement information for Cisco UCS servers running Qumulo Core.

Drive Hot-Swap Support

Qumulo Core supports hot-swapping drives without taking the node offline. When replacing a drive:

  1. Identify the failed drive using the Qumulo Web UI or CLI.
  2. Locate the physical drive using the drive bay mapping in the Cisco documentation.
  3. Remove the failed drive.
  4. Insert the replacement drive.
  5. Qumulo Core automatically detects and incorporates the new drive.

C220 M8

All Flash

C220 M8 154T

Drive Type Capacity per Drive Total Drives
NVMe 15.36 TB 10

For drive bay locations and replacement procedures, refer to the Cisco UCS C220 M8 Installation and Service Guide.

C225 M8

All Flash

C225 M8 46T

Drive Type Capacity per Drive Total Drives
NVMe 7.68 TB 6

Hybrid All Flash

C225 M8 492T

Drive Type Capacity per Drive Total Drives
NVMe 61.44 TB 8
NVMe 7.68 TB 2

For drive bay locations and replacement procedures, refer to the Cisco UCS C225 M8 Installation and Service Guide.

C240 M8

All Flash

C240 M8 553T

Drive Type Capacity per Drive Total Drives
NVMe 15.36 TB 36

NVMe/HDD Hybrid

C240 M8 48T

Drive Type Capacity per Drive Total Drives
HDD 6 TB 8
NVMe 1.92 TB 4

C240 M8 96T

Drive Type Capacity per Drive Total Drives
HDD 8 TB 12
NVMe 1.92 TB 4

C240 M8 256T

Drive Type Capacity per Drive Total Drives
HDD 16 TB 16
NVMe 3.84 TB 4

C240 M8 384T

Drive Type Capacity per Drive Total Drives
HDD 24 TB 16
NVMe 7.68 TB 4

For drive bay locations and replacement procedures, refer to the Cisco UCS C240 M8 Installation and Service Guide.

Identifying Failed Drives

Using the Qumulo Web UI

  1. Log in to the Qumulo Web UI.
  2. Navigate to Cluster > Cluster Overview.
  3. Click on the affected node.
  4. View the drive status to identify the failed drive slot.

Using the qq CLI

qq cluster_slots

This command displays the status of all drive slots across the cluster.