This section provides drive bay mapping information for Supermicro appliance platforms running Qumulo Core.
This section provides drive bay mapping and drive replacement information for Supermicro appliance platforms running Qumulo Core. All drives in Qumulo clusters are hot-swappable.
Drive Hot-Swap Support
Qumulo Core supports hot-swapping drives without taking the node offline. When replacing a drive:
- Identify the failed drive using the Qumulo Web UI or CLI.
- Locate the physical drive using the drive bay mapping in the Supermicro documentation.
- Remove the failed drive.
- Insert the replacement drive.
- Qumulo Core automatically detects and incorporates the new drive.
For drive replacement procedures, always verify cluster protection status before proceeding. See [Replacing Hardware Components](/hardware-guide/supermicro/supermicro-platforms/replacing-hardware-components.html).
All-NVMe U.2 Flash (AS-1115HS-TNR)
The SF-46TB, SF-92TB, and SF-184TB models use U.2 NVMe drives in a 1U form factor.
| Model | Drive Bays | Drive Type | Capacity per Drive | Total Drives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SF-46TB | Front bays 1-12 | U.2 NVMe | 3.84 TB | 12 |
| SF-92TB | Front bays 1-12 | U.2 NVMe | 7.68 TB | 12 |
| SF-184TB | Front bays 1-12 | U.2 NVMe | 15.36 TB | 12 |
For drive bay locations and replacement procedures, refer to the AS-1115HS-TNR User’s Manual.
All-NVMe U.3 Flash GrandTwin (AS-2115GT-HNTR)
The GrandTwin models use U.3 NVMe drives distributed across four nodes in a 2U chassis.
| Model | Drives per Node | Drive Type | Capacity per Drive | Total Drives (Chassis) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GrandTwin 62T | 4 | U.3 NVMe | 3.84 TB | 16 |
| GrandTwin 185T | 6 | U.3 NVMe | 7.68 TB | 24 |
| GrandTwin 369T | 6 | U.3 NVMe | 15.36 TB | 24 |
Each node in the GrandTwin chassis operates independently. Drives are accessed from the front of the chassis with node-specific drive bays.
For drive bay locations and replacement procedures, refer to the AS-2115GT-HNTR User’s Manual.
NVMe / HDD Hybrid (ASG-2015S-E1CR24L)
The SH-series models use a combination of NVMe cache drives and SATA HDD storage drives in a 2U form factor.
SH-48TB
| Drive Location | Drive Type | Capacity per Drive | Total Drives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cache bays | NVMe | 3.84 TB | 3 |
| Storage bays | SATA HDD | 8 TB | 6 |
SH-96TB
| Drive Location | Drive Type | Capacity per Drive | Total Drives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cache bays | NVMe | 3.84 TB | 4 |
| Storage bays | SATA HDD | 8 TB | 12 |
SH-240TB
| Drive Location | Drive Type | Capacity per Drive | Total Drives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cache bays | NVMe | 3.84 TB | 4 |
| Storage bays | SATA HDD | 20 TB | 12 |
SH-576TB
| Drive Location | Drive Type | Capacity per Drive | Total Drives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cache bays | NVMe | 7.68 TB | 4 |
| Storage bays | SATA HDD | 24 TB | 24 |
SH-720TB
| Drive Location | Drive Type | Capacity per Drive | Total Drives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cache bays | NVMe | 7.68 TB | 4 |
| Storage bays | SATA HDD | 30 TB | 24 |
For drive bay locations and replacement procedures, refer to the ASG-2015S-E1CR24L User’s Manual.
Hybrid All Flash (AS-2115HS-TNR)
The SHF-983T model uses NVMe cache drives and high-capacity NVMe storage drives in a 2U form factor.
| Drive Location | Drive Type | Capacity per Drive | Total Drives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cache bays | NVMe | 6.4 TB | 8 |
| Storage bays | NVMe | 61.44 TB | 16 |
For drive bay locations and replacement procedures, refer to the AS-2115HS-TNR User’s Manual.
Hybrid All Flash (ASG-2115S-NE332R)
The SHF-1475T model uses NVMe cache drives and high-capacity NVMe storage drives in a 2U form factor.
| Drive Location | Drive Type | Capacity per Drive | Total Drives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cache bays | NVMe | 6.4 TB | 8 |
| Storage bays | NVMe | 61.44 TB | 24 |
For drive bay locations and replacement procedures, refer to the ASG-2115S-NE332R User’s Manual.
Identifying Failed Drives
Using the Qumulo Web UI
- Log in to the Qumulo Web UI.
- Navigate to Cluster > Cluster Overview.
- Click on the affected node.
- View the drive status to identify the failed drive slot.
Using the qq CLI
qq cluster_slots_status
This command displays the status of all drive slots across the cluster.
Before replacing a drive, verify the serial number of the failed drive matches the serial number reported in the Qumulo Web UI or CLI output. This ensures you remove the correct drive.