Installing and removing power components (84 pages)
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Contents 1 Preparations ........................12 1.1 Outline ........................12 1.1.1 Scope ........................12 1.1.2 Typical time required for assembling options ..........12 1.1.3 Work assignment ....................13 1.1.4 Notes ........................13 1.2 Preparing Tools for Installation ................14 1.2.1 Tools and measuring instruments ..............14 1.2.2 Configuration and setting information .............
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3.1.2 Maximum installation amount ................27 3.1.3 Conditions concerning mixing different types of CPU ........27 3.1.4 Base Unit state ....................27 3.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time ............. 28 3.3 Procedure for installing CPUs .................. 28 3.3.1 Checking the delivered items ................28 3.3.2 Installing option....................
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5.6 Handover to the system administrator..............45 6 Installing Disk Unit for SAS (DU_SAS) ................. 46 6.1 Conditions for installing components ..............46 6.1.1 Firmware version....................46 6.1.2 Maximum installation amount ................46 6.1.3 Conditions concerning combined use of DU_SAS ..........46 6.1.4 Base Unit state ....................
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8.3 Procedure for installing DU_PCIE................57 8.3.1 Checking the delivered items ................57 8.3.2 Installing option....................57 8.4 Verifying operation ....................58 8.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator ........60 8.6 Handover to the system administrator..............60 9 Installing PCIe SSD SFF (SSD SFF) ................
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11.1.2 Maximum installation amount ................ 72 11.1.3 Conditions concerning mixing different types of PSU ........72 11.1.4 Base Unit state ....................72 11.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time ........... 73 11.3 Procedure for installing PSU .................. 73 11.3.1 Checking the delivered items ................73 11.3.2 Installing PSU ....................
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13.3.2 Installing option....................85 13.4 Verifying operation ....................86 13.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator ........88 13.6 Handover to the system administrator..............88 14 Installing TPM ....................... 89 14.1 Conditions for installing components ..............89 14.1.1 Firmware version ..................... 89 14.1.2 Maximum installation amount ................
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E.2.2 Logout ....................... 106 E.3 Video Redirection ....................107 E.3.1 Video Redirection start ..................107 E.3.2 Video Redirection end ..................109 E.4 Boot Device Selector setting ................... 110 E.5 Power On/Off ......................111 E.5.1 Power On ......................111 E.5.2 Power Off ......................113 E.6 Memory Operation Mode setting ................
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F.7.1 Installing CPU ....................130 F.8 Memory ........................136 F.8.1 Installing Memory .................... 136 F.8.2 Removing Memory .................... 138 F.9 PCI card ........................139 F.9.1 Installing PCI card (Other than slot#2 and slot#3) ........139 F.9.2 Removing PCI card (Other than slot#2 and slot #3) ........140 F.9.3 Installing PCI card (slot#2 and slot#3) ............
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Appendix H Prevention of Improper Cable Connections ..........167 Appendix I Port number of PCI card ................170 I.1 LAN card ........................170 I.2 Fibre Channel card ....................171 I.3 SAS card / SAS RAID controller card ..............172 I.4 CNA card ........................173 I.5 Infiniband HCA card ....................
SET0100000 1 Preparations This chapter provides an overview, including the addition procedure and addition preparations. ANNT) If the work procedure for upgrading starts with AC power off status, set power restoration policy setting "Restore to powered state prior to power loss" or "Always off" before AC power off. Make sure the setting with the system administrator and modify it if necessary.
SET0101030 1.1.3 Work assignment “Table 1.1.3-1” lists the relevant addition work items and how they are to be assigned. Table 1.1.3-1 Assignment of addition work Work item Person or department in charge Preparing for addition work Service Engineer Checking the delivered items Service Engineer Installing options Service Engineer...
<Detail of static-electricity removal from twisted pair cables> The time required to remove static electricity is over one minute. Outline drawing of LAN cable ESD tool RMRK) Body grounding When connecting a twisted pair cable, wear a wrist strap to ground your body, just as when handling printed circuit assemblies.
SET0102020 1.2.2 Configuration and setting information “Table 1.2.2” lists the information to be obtained in advance from the sales representative or SE in charge. Verify the information got in advance. Table 1.2.2 Configuration and setting information Remarks Installation Instructions Sheet This sheet provides such customer-specified information as IP addresses and passwords provided through sales/SE departments.
resulting in a degraded cooling effect. - Check the operation conditions (operating time, system and facility ON/OFF control methods, extent of disaster handling facilities, etc.) “Table 1.3.1-2” lists the specific check items and examples of failures that occurred in the past. Table 1.3.1-2 Check items and examples of past problems Environmental Check item...
SET0103030 1.3.3 Input power system - For the power shutoff feature of the circuit breakers, see Appendix B “Customer's Distribution Panel Breaker Requirements”. Also confirm the connection configuration of the customer distribution panels and check the power outlet shapes and power shutoff feature of the circuit breakers. - For the power outlet shapes, see Appendix C “Plug Types”.
SET0104000 1.4 Setting the FST This chapter describes setting the FST used for installation. (1) Web browser Figure 1.4-1 Figure 1.4-2 Compatibility View Settings RMRK) If Internet Explorer v11 cannot be used, the following web browsers can be used. When the following browsers are used, the setting of a browser like Internet Explorer v11 is not needed.
SET0105000 1.5 Request to system administrator Request the following items to the system administrator. (1) Get iRMC connection information. The server has no maintenance dedicated LAN port. It is necessary to connect FST with the network switch port according to the network environment.
SET0200000 2 Installing System Board This chapter describes the procedure for installing System Board. SET0201000 2.1 Conditions for installing components - Confirm completion of the work described in Chapter 3 “Installing CPUs”. - Confirm completion of the work described in Chapter 4 “Installing Memory”.
SET0202000 2.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time “Table 2.2” lists the work items, standard work time, and the person in charge of these types of work. Table 2.2 Work item Person in charge Work time (minute) Checking the delivered items Service engineer Installing option Service engineer...
Figure 2.3.2 (6) Proceed to “2.4 Verifying operation”. SET0204000 2.4 Verifying operation Confirm the installed system board according to the following procedures. (1) Connect the operation terminal. See Appendix E.1 “Operation terminal connection”. (2) Log in to the iRMC S5 Web from the operation terminal. See Appendix E.2.1 “Login”.
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Figure 2.4-1 (6) Download the SEL to the operation terminal. See Appendix E.8 “SEL downloading”. (7) Unzip the “SystemEventLog.zip” then copy “config.txt” file onto desktop of the operation terminal. (8) Open the “config.txt” with text editor. See “Table 2.4-1”, for CPU. See “Table 2.4-2”, for DIMM type. A slot with (Install) indicates that the slot is populated, and ( ) not populated.
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Figure 2.4-2 Example Table 2.4-1 Display of installed CPU Product name Intel(R) Xeon(R) Platinum 8180M CPU @ 2.50GHz Intel Xeon Platinum 8180M Processor Intel(R) Xeon(R) Platinum 8180 CPU @ 2.50GHz Intel Xeon Platinum 8180 Processor Intel(R) Xeon(R) Platinum 8176M CPU @ 2.10GHz Intel Xeon Platinum 8176M Processor Intel(R) Xeon(R) Platinum 8176 CPU @ 2.10GHz Intel Xeon Platinum 8176 Processor...
(9) Confirm that installed system board is displayed as “Install”. (See “Figure 2.4-2”.) (10) Confirm that CPU and Memory in added system board are displayed as “Install”. (See “Figure 2.4-2”.) (11) Confirm the amount of CPU and memory same as the system administrator indicated. (See “Figure 2.4-2”.) (12) Make sure that orange indicator of the “System Alarm”...
SET0300000 3 Installing CPUs This chapter describes the procedure for installing CPUs. In this chapter, SB represents a System Board. SET0301000 3.1 Conditions for installing components - Only when new SB is installed, install of the CPU is applied. - Installing the memories. See chapter 4 “Installing Memory”.
SET0302000 3.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time “Table 3.2” lists the work items, standard work time, and the person in charge of these types of work. Table 3.2 Work item Person in charge Work time (minute) Checking the delivered items Service engineer Installing option Service engineer...
SET0400000 4 Installing Memory This chapter describes the procedure for installing memory. In this chapter, SB represents a System Board. SET0401000 4.1 Conditions for installing components By installing the memory, confirm to the system administrator whether it is necessary to change the “Memory Operation Mode”...
Table 4.1.3-1 Table 4.1.3-2 RMRM) Symbol The same symbol for each Memory Operation Mode represents the same type of DIMMs. All DIMMs must have the same type. SET0401040 4.1.4 Memory installing order - Memory installing order is see “Table 4.1.4-1”. - The system configuration and the setting are confirmed to the system administrator.
SET0402000 4.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time “Table 4.2” lists the work items, standard work time, and the person in charge of these types of work. Table 4.2 Work item Person in charge Work time (minute) Checking the delivered items Service engineer Installing option Service engineer...
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(3) Follow the instructions of the system administrator to install memories. See Appendix F.8 “Memory”. (4) Install the SB. See Appendix F.2.1 “Installing SB”. (5) Turn on AC power of the Base Unit. →Wait about a minute until green indicator of the “System Power” turns off. (6) Make sure that the Alarm indicator of SB is not lit.
SET0403030 4.3.3 Installing option (New SB) Install according to the following procedures. ANNT) - The installation location and quantity have to indicate by the system administrator. - Confirm connecting position of power cable of the Base Unit beforehand. (1) Prepare the new SB. (2) Follow the instructions of the system administrator to install memories.
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Figure 4.4-1 (4) Download the SEL to the operation terminal. See Appendix E.8 “SEL downloading”. (5) Unzip the “SystemEventLog.zip” then copy “config.txt” file onto desktop of the operation terminal. (6) Open the “config.txt” with text editor. See “Table 4.4-1”, for CPU type. See “Table 4.4-2”, for DIMM type. A slot with (Install) indicates that the slot is populated, and ( ) not populated.
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Figure 4.4-2 Example Table 4.4-1 Display of installed CPU Product name Intel(R) Xeon(R) Platinum 8180M CPU @ 2.50GHz Intel Xeon Platinum 8180M Processor Intel(R) Xeon(R) Platinum 8180 CPU @ 2.50GHz Intel Xeon Platinum 8180 Processor Intel(R) Xeon(R) Platinum 8176M CPU @ 2.10GHz Intel Xeon Platinum 8176M Processor Intel(R) Xeon(R) Platinum 8176 CPU @ 2.10GHz Intel Xeon Platinum 8176 Processor...
Table 4.4-2 Display of Installed DIMM DIMM Type DIMM capacity (GB) RANK DPRD-0008014 RDIMM DPRD-0016014 RDIMM DPRD-0016024 RDIMM DPRD-0032024 RDIMM DSRD-0064044 RDIMM DPLR-0064044 LRDIMM DSRD-0128084 RDIMM (7) Confirm that added system board is displayed as “Install”. (See “Figure 4.4-2”.) (8) Confirm that CPU and Memory in installed system board are displayed as “Install”. (See “Figure 4.4-2”.) (9) Confirm the amount of memory same as the system administrator instructions.
SET0406000 4.6 Handover to the system administrator (1) Close the doors of the rack and hand over the door key to the system administrator. (2) When the setting of iRMC or BIOS has been temporarily changed for work, the setting change is requested to the system administrator.
SET0500000 5 Installing PCI Card - This chapter describes the procedure for installing PCI card into the IOUB. When FBU is added, it contains it. - When installing PCI card and IOUB as a set, work according to chapter 10 “Installing I/O Unit B (IOUB)”.
SET0501040 5.1.4 Base Unit state “Table 5.1.4” shows whether or not to work in each state of the Base Unit. *1: Confirm it to the system administrator to depend on OS and the PCI card. Table 5.1.4 Base Unit state Work possible? PCI slot#2,#3 PCI slot #0, #1, #4, #5, #6, #7...
SET0503020 5.3.2 Installing option (Slot#2 or Slot#3) Install according to the following procedures. ANNT) - The installation location and quantity have to indicate by the system administrator. (1) Proceed to the net procedure according to the following procedures. → When the Base Unit state is “AC Power On, System Power On”. Proceed to procedure (2). →...
SET0503030 5.3.3 Installing PCI card (Other than slot#2 and slot#3) Install according to the following procedures. ANNT) - The installation location and quantity have to indicate by the system administrator. - Confirm connecting position of power cable of the Base Unit beforehand. (1) Turn off AC power of the Base Unit.
SET0504000 5.4 Verifying operation Confirm the PCI card according to the following procedures. (1) Connect the operation terminal. See Appendix E.1 “Operation terminal connection”. (2) Log in to the iRMC S5 Web from the operation terminal. See Appendix E.2.1 “Login”. (3) Start Video Redirection.
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Figure 5.4-2 Example (9) Confirm that SLOT#x that installed PCI card are displayed “Install”. (See “Figure 5.4-2”.) (10) Confirm the PCI card same as the system administrator instructions. (See “Table 5.4”.) < Meaning of value that follows ID = > ID = wwww/xxxx/yyyy/zzzz/ wwww: Vender ID, xxxx: Device ID, yyyy: SubVender ID, zzzz: SubSystem ID Table 5.4...
(11) When FBU (BBU) option is installed, confirmation of FBU (BBU) status is necessary. See Appendix E.10 “FBU (BBU) status confirming”. (12) Make sure that orange indicator of the “System Alarm” and “CSS” are not lit or blinking. (See “Figure 5.4-3”.) Figure 5.4-3 (13) Turn off the system power.
SET0600000 6 Installing Disk Unit for SAS (DU_SAS) - This chapter describes the procedure for installing Disk Unit for SAS (DU_SAS). - In this chapter, DU_SAS represents Disk Unit for SAS. - In this chapter, HHD and SSD represent the internal hard disk drive and the internal solid state drive.
SET0602000 6.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time “Table 6.2” lists the work items, standard work time, and the person in charge of these types of work. Table 6.2 Work item Person in charge Work time (minute) Checking the delivered items Service engineer Installing option Service engineer...
(8) Make sure that the Alarm indicator of the DU_SAS is not lit. (See “Figure 6.3.2”). Figure 6.3.2 (9) Proceed to “6.4 Verifying operation”. SET0604000 6.4 Verifying operation Confirm the DU_SAS according to the following procedures. (1) Connect the operation terminal. See Appendix E.1 “Operation terminal connection”.
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Figure 6.4-1 (6) Download the SEL to the operation terminal. See Appendix E.8 “SEL downloading”. (7) Unzip the “SystemEventLog.zip” then copy “config.txt” file onto desktop of the operation terminal. (8) Open the “config.txt” with text editor. A slot with (Install) indicates that the slot is populated, and ( ) not populated.
Figure 6.4-3 (14) Turn off the system power. See Appendix E.5.2 “Power Off”. (15) Proceed to “6.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator”. SET0605000 6.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator (1) End the Video Redirection. See Appendix E.3.2 “Video Redirection end”.
SET0700000 7 Installing Internal Hard Disk Drive (HDD) / Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) This chapter describes the procedure for installing the internal hard disk drive (HDD) and the internal solid state drive (SSD) into the disk unit (DU_SAS). In this chapter, HDD and SSD represent the internal hard disk drive and the internal solid state drive. SET0701000 7.1 Conditions for installing components SET0701010...
SET0702000 7.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time “Table 7.2” lists the work items, standard work time, and the person in charge of these types of work. Table 7.2 Work item Person in charge Work time (minute) Checking the delivered items Service engineer Installing option Service engineer...
SET0703030 7.3.3 Installing option (System Power Off) Install according to the following procedures. ANNT) - The installation location and quantity have to indicate by the system administrator. (1) Remove the dummy of HDD/SSD out of the DU_SAS. (2) Install the HDD/SSD into the DU_SAS. (3) Turn on AC power of the Base Unit when the Base Unit state is "AC Power Off".
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Figure 7.4-1 (6) Download the SEL to the operation terminal. See Appendix E.8 “SEL downloading”. (7) Unzip the “SystemEventLog.zip” then copy “config.txt” file onto desktop of the operation terminal. (8) Open the “config.txt” with text editor. A slot with (Install) indicates that the slot is populated, and ( ) not populated.
Figure 7.4-3 (13) Turn off the system power. See Appendix E.5.2 “Power Off”. (14) Proceed to “7.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator”. SET0705000 7.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator (1) End the Video Redirection. See Appendix E.3.2 “Video Redirection end”.
SET0800000 8 Installing Disk Unit for PCIe SFF (DU_PCIE) - This chapter describes the procedure for installing Disk for PCIe SFF (DU_PCIE). - In this chapter, DU_PCIE represents Disk Unit for PCIe SFF. - In this chapter, SSD SFF represent the internal PCIe SSD SFF. SET0801000 8.1 Conditions for installing components - When installing DU_PCIE at DU#0 location, installing SB at location of SB#0 is necessary.
SET0802000 8.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time “Table 8.2” lists the work items, standard work time, and the person in charge of these types of work. Table 8.2 Work item Person in charge Work time (minute) Checking the delivered items Service engineer Installing option Service engineer...
Figure 8.3.2 (7) Proceed to “8.4 Verifying operation”. SET0804000 8.4 Verifying operation Confirm the DU_PCIE according to the following procedures. (1) Connect the operation terminal. See Appendix E.1 “Operation terminal connection”. (2) Log in to the iRMC S5 Web from the operation terminal. See Appendix E.2.1 “Login”.
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Figure 8.4-1 (6) Download the SEL to the operation terminal. See Appendix E.8 “SEL downloading”. (7) Unzip the “SystemEventLog.zip” then copy “config.txt” file onto desktop of the operation terminal. (8) Open the “config.txt” with text editor. A slot with (Install) indicates that the slot is populated, and ( ) not populated.
Figure 8.4-3 (13) Turn off the system power. See Appendix E.5.2 “Power Off”. (14) Proceed to “8.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator”. SET0805000 8.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator (1) End the Video Redirection. See Appendix E.3.2 “Video Redirection end”.
SET0900000 9 Installing PCIe SSD SFF (SSD SFF) This chapter describes the procedure for installing the PCIe SSD SFF into the Disk Unit for PCIe SFF. In this chapter, SSD SFF represent the PCIe SSD SFF. SET0901000 9.1 Conditions for installing components SET0901010 9.1.1 Firmware version - No conditions.
SET0902000 9.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time “Table 9.2” lists the work items, standard work time, and the person in charge of these types of work. Table 9.2 Work item Person in charge Work time (minute) Checking the delivered items Service engineer Installing option Service engineer...
Figure 9.3.2 (5) Proceed to “9.4 Verifying operation”. SET0904000 9.4 Verifying operation Confirm the SSD SFF according to the following procedures. (1) Connect the operation terminal. See Appendix E.1 “Operation terminal connection”. (2) Log in to the iRMC S5 Web from the operation terminal. See Appendix E.2.1 “Login”.
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Figure 9.4-1 (6) Download the SEL to the operation terminal. See Appendix E.8 “SEL downloading”. (7) Unzip the “SystemEventLog.zip” then copy “config.txt” file onto desktop of the operation terminal. (8) Open the “config.txt” with text editor. A slot with (Install) indicates that the slot is populated, and ( ) not populated.
Figure 9.4-3 (13) Turn off the system power. See Appendix E.5.2 “Power Off”. (14) Proceed to “9.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator”. SET0905000 9.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator (1) End the Video Redirection. See Appendix E.3.2 “Video Redirection end”.
SET1000000 10 Installing I/O Unit B (IOUB) - This chapter describes the procedure for installing I/O Unit B. - In this chapter, IOUB represents I/O Unit B. - In this chapter, IOU#0 and IOU#1 represents IOUB installation location. SET1001000 10.1 Conditions for installing components - When installing IOUB at IOU#0 location, installing SB at installation of SB#0 and SB#1 is necessary for using all PCI slots of IOUB.
SET1002000 10.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time “Table 10.2” lists the work items, standard work time, and the person in charge of these types of work. Table 10.2 Work item Person in charge Work time (minute) Checking the delivered items Service engineer Installing option Service engineer...
Figure10.3.2 (7) Proceed to “10.4 Verifying operation”. SET1004000 10.4 Verifying operation Confirm the IOUB according to the following procedures. (1) Connect the operation terminal. See Appendix E.1 “Operation terminal connection”. (2) Log in to the iRMC S5 Web from the operation terminal. See Appendix E.2.1 “Login”.
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Figure 10.4-1 (6) Download the SEL to the operation terminal. See Appendix E.8 “SEL downloading”. (7) Unzip the “SystemEventLog.zip” then copy “config.txt” file onto desktop of the operation terminal. (8) Open the “config.txt” with text editor. A slot with (Install) indicates that the slot is populated, and ( ) not populated.
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< Meaning of value that follows ID = > ID = wwww/xxxx/yyyy/zzzz/ wwww: Vender ID, xxxx: Device ID, yyyy: SubVender ID, zzzz: SubSystem ID Table 10.4 (13) Make sure that orange indicator of the “System Alarm” and “CSS” are not lit or blinking. (See “Figure 10.4-3”.)
Figure 10.4-3 (14) Turn off the system power. See Appendix E.5.2 “Power Off”. (15) Proceed to “10.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator”. SET1005000 10.5 Preparation handing over system administrator (1) End the Video Redirection. See Appendix E.3.2 “Video Redirection end”.
SET1100000 11 Installing Power Supply Unit (PSU) - This chapter describes the procedure for installing the Power Supply Unit. - Need to prepare power supply cables which match input AC power cables. SET1101000 11.1 Conditions for installing components SET1101010 11.1.1 Firmware version - No conditions.
SET1102000 11.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time “Table11.2” lists the work items, standard work time, and the person in charge of these types of work. Table 11.2 Work item Person in charge Work time (minute) Checking the delivered items Service engineer Installing option Service engineer...
(4) Proceed to the next procedure according to the following condition. → When Base Unit state is “AC Power Off”. Turn on AC power to all PSU, and wait until green indicator of the “System Power” turns off. And, proceed to “11.5.2 Verifying operation (System Power Off)”.
SET1105000 11.5 Verifying operation SET1105010 11.5.1 Verifying operation (System Power On) Confirm the PSU according to the following procedures. (1) Click on “System” tab, and click on “Power”, and click on “Power Supplies”. → The window shown in “Figure 11.5.1” appears. Figure 11.5.1 (2) Confirm that installed PSU is no problem.
SET1105020 11.5.2 Verifying operation (System Power Off) Confirm the PSU according to the following procedures. (1) Start Video Redirection. See Appendix E.3.1 “Video Redirection start”. (2) Set “BIOS Setup” at “Boot Device Selector”. See Appendix E.4 “Boot Device Selector setting”. (3) Turn on the system power.
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(4) Click on “System” tab, and click on “Power”, and click on “Power Supplies”. → The window shown in “Figure 11.5.2-2” appears. Figure 11.5.2-2 (5) Confirm that installed PSU is no problem. (See “Figure 11.5.2-2”.) (6) Make sure orange indicator of the “System Alarm” and “CSS” are not lit or blinking. (See “Figure 11.5.2-3”.) Figure 11.5.2-3 (7) Download the SEL to the operation terminal.
See Appendix E.5.2 “Power Off”. (9) End the video Redirection. See Appendix E.3.2 “Video Redirection end”. (10) Proceed to “11.6 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator”. SET1106000 11.6 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator (1) Logout of iRMC S5 Web. See Appendix E.2.2 “Logout”. (2) Remove the LAN cable connected for work.
SET1200000 12 Installing M.2 Flash Device - This chapter describes the procedure for installing M.2 Flash Device. SET1201000 12.1 Conditions for installing components - Can be installed on BMM Board installed in SB#0. - The order of installation is from M.2#0 SET1201010 12.1.1 Firmware version - No conditions.
SET1202000 12.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time “Table 12.2” lists the work items, standard work time, and the person in charge of these types of work. Table 12.2 Work item Person in charge Work time (minute) Checking the delivered items Service engineer Installing option Service engineer...
Figure 12.3.2 (7) Proceed to “12.4 Verifying operation”. SET1204000 12.4 Verifying operation Confirm the M.2 Flash Device according to the following procedures. (1) Connect the operation terminal. See Appendix E.1 “Operation terminal connection”. (2) Log in to the iRMC S5 Web from the operation terminal. See Appendix E.2.1 “Login”.
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Figure 12.4-1 (6) Download the SEL to the operation terminal. See Appendix E.8 “SEL downloading”. (7) Unzip the “SystemEventLog.zip” then copy “config.txt” file onto desktop of the operation terminal. (8) Open the “config.txt” with text editor. A slot with (Install) indicates that the slot is populated, and ( ) not populated.
Figure 12.4-3 (12) Turn off the system power. See Appendix E.5.2 “Power Off”. (13) Proceed to “12.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator”. SET1205000 12.5 Preparation handing over system administrator (1) End the Video Redirection. See Appendix E.3.2 “Video Redirection end”.
SET1300000 13 Installing eLCM Activation License The installation of Micro SD which is a component of eLCM Activation License will be explained. Installation of license key is a responsible task of the system administrator. This is not the scope of the expansion work. This chapter shows the installation procedure of Micro SD.
SET1302000 13.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time “Table 13.2” lists the work items, standard work time, and the person in charge of these types of work. Table 13.2 Work item Person in charge Work time (minute) Checking the delivered items Service engineer Installing option Service engineer...
(6) Make sure that the Alarm indicator of SB#0 is not lit. (See “Figure 13.3.2”.) Figure 13.3.2 (7) Proceed to “13.4 Verifying operation”. SET1304000 13.4 Verifying operation Confirm the Micro SD according to the following procedures. (1) Connect the operation terminal. See Appendix E.1 “Operation terminal connection”.
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Figure 13.4-1 (6) Download the SEL to the operation terminal. See Appendix E.8 “SEL downloading”. (7) Unzip the “SystemEventLog.zip” then copy “config.txt” file onto desktop of the operation terminal. (8) Open the “config.txt” with text editor. A slot with (Install) indicates that the slot is populated, and ( ) not populated.
Figure 13.4-3 (12) Turn off the system power. See Appendix E.5.2 “Power Off”. (13) Proceed to “13.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator”. SET1305000 13.5 Preparation handing over system administrator (1) End the Video Redirection. See Appendix E.3.2 “Video Redirection end”.
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SET1400000 14 Installing TPM - This chapter describes the procedure for installing TPM. SET1401000 14.1 Conditions for installing components - Can be installed on BMM Board installed in SB#0. SET1401010 14.1.1 Firmware version - No conditions. SET1401020 14.1.2 Maximum installation amount - 1 unit.
SET1402000 14.2 Work Items, Work Assignment, and Work Time “Table 14.2” lists the work items, standard work time, and the person in charge of these types of work. Table 14.2 Work item Person in charge Work time (minute) Checking the delivered items Service engineer Installing option Service engineer...
(6) Make sure that the Alarm indicator of SB#0 is not lit. (See “Figure 14.3.2”.) Figure 14.3.2 (7) Proceed to “14.4 Verifying operation”. SET1404000 14.4 Verifying operation Confirm the TPM according to the following procedures. (1) Connect the operation terminal. See Appendix E.1 “Operation terminal connection”.
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Figure 14.4-1 (6) Download the SEL to the operation terminal. See Appendix E.8 “SEL downloading”. (7) Unzip the “SystemEventLog.zip” then copy “config.txt” file onto desktop of operation terminal. (8) Open the “config.txt” with text editor. A slot with (Install) indicates that the slot is populated, and ( ) not populated.
Figure 14.4-3 Off”. (12) Turn off the system power. See Appendix E.5.2 “Power “14.5 Preparation of handing over to the system administrator”. (13) Proceed to SET1405000 14.5 Preparation handing over system administrator (1) End the Video Redirection. See Appendix E.3.2 “Video Redirection end”.
APP0100000 Appendix A Installation Instructions Sheet Use the sheet shown in the following figure to provide the installation worker with instructions on the required settings for on-site installation. Figure A-1 Installation instructions sheet (example)
APP0200000 Appendix B Customer's Distribution Panel Breaker Requirements To protect the device when it is connected to the customer's distribution panel, the corresponding breaker in the customer's power distribution panel must meet the following characteristic requirements so that the breaker of the device trips before the corresponding breaker in the customer's distribution panel.
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Figure B.1 Distribution panel breaker characteristics...
APP0300000 Appendix C Plug Types This appendix describes the specifications of the power cables and the types of the plugs of the Base Unit. APP0301000 C.1 Base Unit Plug Types (Global standard) Connect the device with the power cable supplied with the device or cable supplied with the optional component.
APP0400000 Appendix D Input Power Systems It explains the input power source system of the Base Unit. In this chapter, PSU represents a power supply unit. APP0401000 D.1 2 PSUs Connect power cables according to the “Figure D.1-1” or “Figure D.1-2”. See Appendix B "Customer's Distribution Panel Breaker Requirements".
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APP0402000 D.2 3 PSUs Connect power cables according to the “Figure D.2-1” or “Figure D.2-2. See Appendix B "Customer's Distribution Panel Breaker Requirements". Figure D.2-1 Figure D.2-2...
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APP0403000 D.3 4 PSUs When 2 AC Sources, connect power cables according to the “Figure D.3-1” or “Figure D.3-2. When 1 AC Source, connect power cables according to the “Figure D.3-3” or “Figure D.3-4”. See Appendix B "Customer's Distribution Panel Breaker Requirements".
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Figure D.3-3 When 1 AC Source Figure D.3-4 When 1 AC Source...
APP0500000 Appendix E Various Operations APP0501000 E.1 Operation terminal connection This section describes the operation terminal for work, setting and confirming of the Base Unit. This server has no “Service engineer” dedicated port. Thus operation of iRMC S5 on existing server must be done with specified terminal by consulting the system administrator.
APP0501040 E.1.4 When use the operation terminal of customer equipment connected to the network (1) Permission using PC of customer equipment is obtained. APP0502000 E.2 iRMC Web APP0502010 E.2.1 Login (1) Enter the URL at the web browser. (2) Press the ENTER key. →...
APP0503000 E.3 Video Redirection APP0503010 E.3.1 Video Redirection start (1) Click on “Settings” tab, click on “Service”, and click on “Advanced Video Redirection (AVR)”. →The window shown in "Figure E.3.1-1" appears. Figure E.3.1-1 (2) Click on “HTML5 Viewer” check box, and enable it. (See “Figure E.3.1-1”.) (3) Click on the “Apply”...
APP0503020 E.3.2 Video Redirection end (1) Click on “Settings” tab, click on “Service”, and click on “Advanced Video Redirection (AVR)”. →The window shown in "Figure E.3.2-1" appears. Figure E.3.2-1 (2) Click on “HTML5 Viewer” check box, and disable it. (3) Click on the “Apply” button. →...
APP0505000 E.5 Power On/Off APP0505010 E.5.1 Power On (1) Click on “Settings” tab, click on “System”, and click on “Boot Options”. →The window shown in "Figure E.5.1-1" appears. Figure E.5.1-1 (2) Confirm that “BIOS Setup” was set. (See “Figure E.5.1-1”.) (3) Click on “Power”...
APP0505020 E.5.2 Power Off (1) Click on “System” tab, and click on “Power Status Summary”. →The window shown in "Figure E.5.2" appears. Figure E.5.2 (2) Click on “Power” icon on the upper right of the view, and click on “Press Power Button”. (See “Figure E.5.2”.) Wait about 30 seconds after, click on “Tools”...
APP0506000 E.6 Memory Operation Mode setting (1) Click on “Settings” tab, click on “Server Management”, and click on “Memory Operation Mode”. →The window shown in "Figure E.6" appears. Figure E.6 (2) Set “Memory Operation Mode” according to instructions of the system administrator. (3) Click on the “Apply”...
APP0507000 E.7 Checking memory type (1) Download SEL. (See Appendix E.8 “SEL downloading (2) Unzip the “SystemEventLog.zip” then copy “config.txt” file onto desktop of the operation terminal. (3) Open the “config.txt” with text editor. (See “Figure E.7”.) See “Table E.7”, for DIMM type. Figure E.7 Example Table E.7 Display of Installed DIMM...
APP0508000 E.8 SEL downloading (1) Click on “Tools” tab, click on “Reports”, and click on “System Event Log”. → The window shown in "Figure E.8-1" appears. Figure E.8-1 (2) Click on “Save” button, and save “SystemEventLog” file to the operation terminal. (See “Figure E.8-1”.) (3) Rename “SystemEventLog”...
APP0509000 E.9 Power Restore Policy setting (1) Click on “Settings” tab, click on “Power Management”, and click on “Power Restore Policy”. → The window shown in "Figure E.9" appears. Figure E.9 (2) Select the corresponding setting value at "Power Restore Policy" pull-down menu. (3) Click the “Apply”...
APP0510000 E.10 FBU (BBU) status confirming (1) Click on “System” tab, click on “Mass Storage”, and click on “RAID Controllers”. → The window shown in "Figure E.10-1" appears. Figure E.10-1 (2) Click on “>” mark with RAID Controller. (See “Figure E.10-1”.) (3) Confirm “Status”...
APP0602000 F.2 SB APP0602010 F.2.1 Installing SB (1) Insert a SB into the Base Unit. (2) Move the left and right the B parts of the SB in the direction of the arrow. (See “Figure F.2.1-1”.) (3) Lock the B parts with the A parts. (See “F.2.1-2”.) Figure F.2.1-1 Figure F.2.1-2...
APP0602020 F.2.2 Removing SB (1) Move the left and right the A parts of the SB, and unlock the B parts. (See “Figure F.2.2”.) (2) Move the left and right the B parts of the SB in the direction of the arrow. (3) Pull a SB out of the Base Unit.
APP0603000 F.3 IOUB APP0603010 F.3.1 Installing IOUB (1) Insert IOUB into the Base Unit. (2) Move the B part in the direction of the arrow. (See “Figure F.3.1-1”.) (3) Lock the B part with the A part. (See “Figure F.3.1-2”.) Figure F.3.1-1 Figure F.3.1-2...
APP0603020 F.3.2 Removing IOUB (1) Move the A part and unlock the B part. (See “Figure F.3.2”.) (2) Move the B part in the direction of the arrow. (3) Pull IOUB out of the Base Unit. Figure F.3.2 APP0603030 F.3.3 Installing IOUB cover (1) Slide the cover in the direction of the arrow and fix with the screws.
APP0604000 F.4 DU_SAS APP0604010 F.4.1 Installing DU_SAS (1) Insert DU_SAS into the Base Unit. (2) Move the B part in the direction of the arrow. (See “Figure F.4.1”.) Figure F.4.1 APP0604020 F.4.2 Removing DU_SAS (1) While moving the A part in the direction of the arrow move the B part in the direction of the arrow. (See “Figure 6.4.2”.) Figure F.4.2 (2) Pull a DU_SAS out of the Base Unit.
APP0605000 F.5 DU_PCIE APP0605010 F.5.1 Installing DU_PCIE (1) Insert a DU_PCIE into the Base Unit. (2) Move the B part in the direction of the arrow. (See “Figure F.5.1”.) Figure F.5.1 APP0605020 F.5.2 Removing DU_PCIE (1) While moving the A part in the direction of the arrow move the B part in the direction of the arrow. (See “Figure F.5.2”.) Figure F.5.2 (2) Pull DU_PCIE out of the Base Unit.
APP0606000 F.6 PSU APP0606010 F.6.1 Installing PSU (1) Insert PSU into the Base Unit. (1) Push the B part to install. (See “Figure F.6.1”.) (2) Connect the power cable and fix the power cable using the C part. Figure F.6.1 APP0606020 F.6.2 Removing PSU (1) Turn off the AC power and disconnect the power cable.
APP0607000 F.7 CPU Figure F.7 Location of CPUs APP0607010 F.7.1 Installing CPU (1) The key and the keyway (red circle part) are matched, and Processor Clip is installed in CPU package. (See Figure “F.7.1-1”.) Do not touch on back (PAD) of CPU package.
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Figure F.7.1-1 (2) Fast pin position (red circle part) is matched, and install the CPU package to the heat sink. (See “Figure F.7.1-2”.)
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Figure F.7.1-2 (3) Hold the groove of the Socket cover, and it lift, and remove it from the SB. (See “Figure F.7.1-3”.)
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Figure F.7.1-3 (4) The size of guide pin is noted (red circle part and blue round part). Mount the CPU package installed the heat sink on SB. (See “Figure F.7.1-4”.)
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Figure F.7.1-4 (5) Tighten the heat sink screw in order number 1, 2, 3, 4, and fix to SB. (See “Figure F.7.1-5”.)
APP0608000 F.8 Memory Figure F.8 Location of DIMMs APP0608010 F.8.1 Installing Memory (1) Detach the cover of the A part. (See “Figure F.8.1-1”.) Since the cover of the A part is not fixed, it can be easily detached. (2) Open the B part at both ends of the memory slot. (See “Figure F.8.1-2”.) (3) Mount the DIMM in the memory slot.
APP0608020 F.8.2 Removing Memory (1) Detach the cover of the A part. (See “Figure F.8.2-1”.) Since the cover of the A part is not fixed, it can be easily detached. (2) Open the B part at both ends of the memory slot and eject the DIMM. (See “Figure F.8.2-2”.) (3) Remove the DIMM.
APP0609000 F.9 PCI card AS for slot#2 and slot#3, PHP is possible. APP0609010 F.9.1 Installing PCI card (Other than slot#2 and slot#3) (1) Remove the PCI card dummy. (See “Figure F.9.1”.) (2) Install the PCI card and fix with the screw. Figure F.9.1...
APP0609030 F.9.3 Installing PCI card (slot#2 and slot#3) (1) Push down the A part until touch the B part for unlock. (See “Figure F.9.3-1”.) (2) Pull the B part then remove the PCI cassette out of a IOUB. (See “Figure F.9.3-2”.) (3) Remove the screw and PCI card dummy.
APP0609040 F.9.4 Removing PCI card (slot#2 and slot#3) The operation of the PCI cassette: as well as "F.9.3 Installing PCI card (slot#2 and slot#3)". APP0610000 F.10 FBU for DU_SAS APP0610010 F.10.1 Installing a FBU (1) At a slight angle, fit the FBU under both retaining brackets of the FBU holder as shown in “Figure F.10.1-1”.
APP0610020 F.10.2 Installing a TFM module (1) Install a TFM module to the SAS array controller card or Dual SAS array controller card. (See “Figure F.10.2-1” and “Figure F.10.2-2”.) Figure F.10.1-1...
Figure F.10.1-2 APP0610030 F.10.3 Connecting FBU cable (1) Connect between the FBU and the TFM module with the FBU cable. (See “Figure F.10.3-1”.) The FBU cable are the attached items of the flash backup unit. Figure F.10.3-1...
APP0611000 F.11 HDD/SSD APP0611010 F.11.1 Installing HDD/SSD (1) Insert HDD/SSD into the HDD/SSD slot. (2) Move the B part in the direction of the arrow. (See “Figure F.11.1-1”.) (3) Lock the B part with the A part. (See “Figure F.11.1-2”.) Figure F.11.1-1 Figure F.11.1-2...
APP0611020 F.11.2 Removing HDD/SSD (1) Push the A part and unlock the B part. (See “Figure F.11.2-1”.) (2) Move the B part in the direction of the arrow. (See “Figure F.11.2-2”.) (3) Remove HDD/SSD. Figure F.11.2-1 Figure F.11.2-2...
APP0612000 F.12 PCIe SSD SFF APP0612010 F.12.1 Installing PCIe SSD SFF (1) Insert PCIe SSD SFF into the PCIe SSD SFF slot. (2) Move the B part in the direction of the arrow. (See “Figure F.12.1-1”.) (3) Lock the B part with the A part. (See “Figure F.12.1-2”.) Figure F.12.1-1 Figure F.12.1-2...
APP0612020 F.12.2 Removing PCIe SSD SFF (1) Push the A part and unlock the B part. (See “Figure F.12.2-1”.) (2) Move the B part in the direction of the arrow. (See “Figure F.12.2-2”.) (3) Remove PCIe SSD SFF Figure F.12.2-1 Figure F.12.2-2...
APP0613000 F.13 Installing LAN card module APP0613010 F.13.1 10G BASE LAN Card Table F.13.1 Product Name Module order number (order number) PLAN EP X710-DA2 2x10Gb SFP+ MC-0JXEL1 (MC-0JXEK1) PLAN EP X710-DA4 4x10Gb SFP+ LP MC-0JXEL1 (MC-0JXEA1) PLAN EP OCe14102 2x 10Gb LP MC-0JCEK1 (MC-0JXEN1) - When order number of “10G BASE LAN card”...
APP0613020 F.13.2 CAN (FCoE) card (10Gbps) Table F.13.2 Product Name Module order number (order number) PCNA EP OCe14102 2x 10Gb LP MC-0JCEK1 (MC-0JCEL1) - When order number of “CNA card (10Gbps)” is MC-0JCEL1, install the module shown in "Figure F.13.2-1". Figure F.13.2-1 Module : MC-0JCEK1...
APP0613030 F.13.3 25G BASE LAN card Table F.13.3 Product Name Module order number (order number) PLAN EP MCX4-LX 25Gb 2p SFP28 LP MC-0JFE21 (MC-0JFE11) - When order number of “25G BASE LAN card” is MC-0JFE11, install the module shown in "Figure F.13.3-1".
APP0613040 F.13.4 40G BASE LAN card Table F.13.4 Product Name Module order number (order number) PLAN EP MCX4-EN 40Gb 2p QSFP LP MC-0JFE51 (MC-0JFE41) MC-0JFE61 - When order number of “40G BASE LAN card” is MC-0JFE41, install the module shown in "Figure F.13.4-1"...
APP0615000 F.15 Installing eLCM Activation License The installation of Micro SD which is a component of eLCM Activation License will be explained. See “Figure F.15”. Figure F.15...
APP0616000 F.16 FBU for Ext. SAS RAID Card APP0616010 F.16.1 Installing a TFM module (1) Install a TFM module to the SAS array controller card or Dual SAS array controller card. See “Figure F.16.1-1” and “Figure F.16.1-2”. Figure F.16.1-1...
Figure F.16.1-2 APP0616020 F.16.2 Connecting the FBU cable to RAID Card (1) Connect between the FBU and the TFM module with the FBU cable. See “Figure F.16.2-1”. The FBU cable is an attached items of the flash backup unit. Figure F.16.2-1...
APP0616040 F.16.4 Mounting FBU to OPUB (1) Push up “A” then pull out the OPUB to front with “B”. See “Figure F.16.4-1”. Figure F.16.4-1 (2) Push in the FBU to FBU holder until it locks in place. See “Figure F.16.4-2”. Figure F.16.4-2...
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(3) Mount the FBU to the OPUB. See “Figure F.16.4-3”. Figure F.16.4-3 (4) Lock the FBU holder with “B” and connect the cable like “A”. See “Figure F.16.4-4”. Figure F.16.4-4 (5) Insert the OPUB.
APP0700000 Appendix G Cable Connection Diagram This appendix describes the cables connected to the Base Unit. APP0701000 G.1 Cable Connection Diagram See "Figure G.1-1" and “Figure G.1-2”. Figure G.1-1...
APP0702000 G.2 Cable Routing - Fix the cables to cable holder with the reusable cable tie. - The power cables and the signal cables (such as LAN, SAS cable and FC cables) must be fixed in place. - Secure an enough space where the maintenance of the unit is possible for cable routing. (See “Figure G.2”.) - To ensure sufficient clearance for inserting and removing the units, leave some extra cable length when routing the cables so that they do not overlap the units, which must be visible from the...
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APP0800000 Appendix Prevention Improper Cable Connections An improperly connected cable may damage user files and other resources. To prevent cables from being improperly connected, attach "destination labels" to cables and cabinets during on-site installation. To prevent signal cables of file system devices from being improperly connected during on-site installation or expansion, be sure to attach "destination labels"...
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Example of the labels affixed to the array disks that are the first and second ones from the left at the bottom of a rack 2) According to the installation drawing (cable connection diagram), write down the destinations on the cable destination labels to be attached to both ends of the cables to be connected. Cable destination label with ties 25 mm in diameter, 120 mm long.
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Figure I-4 Attaching cable destination labels with ties 4) Connect the connectors at cable ends to the destination ports indicated on the first lines of their labels.