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Installing and Removing Hardware
Cooling Fan
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2 Remove the two thumbscrews from both sides of the panel.
3 Holding the server by the handles on both sides of the front panel, gently
slide it out.
Slide the server until it is automatically locked.
4 Make sure that the server cannot be slid backwards as it is locked by the
stopper.
Sliding the server outwards (rack model) Stopper
Sliding the server (rack model) into the rack
See “Installation Guide for Magnia-Series Rack Models”.
1 Hold the handles pressing the stopper, and gently slide it into the rack.
2 When it is located in place, fasten it with the two thumbscrews.
3 If some cables were disconnected from the back of the server for sliding it
out, connect them again.
Cooling Fan
There are three kinds of cooling fans provided in the server; one is the CPU fan
on the mother board, the second is the suction fan in the front part and the third
is the exhaust fan in the rear part. Additional installation of the suction fan and
exhaust fan makes a redundant fan configuration.
Removing the cooling fan
Before starting the job to remove the cooling fan, carefully read “Before start-
ing operation” of this chapter and proceed to the job according to the following
procedure.
1 If the server is in operation, shut it down first and cut off the power supply to
it.
- User’s Guide 1
- Model: Magnia3030 3
- FCC Notice 3
- Copyright 3
- Disclaimer 4
- Trademarks 4
- Notice to user of EN55022 5
- Introduction 7
- About this guide 8
- Safety cautions 8
- Other documentation 9
- Service options 9
- Maintenance contracts 10
- Contents 11
- Getting Started 20
- Environmental considerations 21
- Pedestal model 22
- Rack model 22
- Power requirements 23
- Key-operated lock 24
- Front view of the rack model 25
- (3) Device bay 26
- CD-ROM drive 26
- (1) Upper door security 26
- (2) Removable door hinges 26
- (4) Floppy disk drive 28
- Write-protection 30
- (5) Operation switches 30
- Power ( ) 31
- NMI ( ) 31
- Reset ( ) 31
- Sleep ( ) 31
- Power lamp ( ) 32
- Disk lamp ( ) 32
- Auto SD/Remote lamp ( ) 32
- Fault lamp ( ) 32
- (7) Hard disk drive 36
- (8) HDD status indicators 36
- Side panel lock 37
- Lower door security 37
- Rear view 38
- I/O connectors 39
- Expansion slot 41
- Removing the front doors 42
- Setting up server security 46
- Full access 47
- Inside the server 48
- (3) CPU slots 49
- (4) SMC board 49
- (5) Internal battery 49
- (6) Memory slots 49
- (7) Expansion slots 49
- Maintenance 50
- Ball lock dial 51
- Maintenance of the display 52
- Connecting Peripheral Devices 53
- Connecting the Power Cable 54
- Switching On the Server 57
- Setting up the server 58
- Power On Self-Test (POST) 59
- Starting Up the System 59
- BIOS Setup 61
- Making Floppy Disks 61
- Setup of System Configuration 62
- Setup of Disk Array (RAID) 63
- Switching Off the Server 65
- The application in operation 67
- Load to the system 68
- Abnormal system shutdown 68
- Installing and 71
- Removing Hardware 71
- Cooling Fan 76
- Memory Module 80
- Memory slot 1 81
- Memory slot 2 81
- Memory slot 3 81
- Memory slot 4 81
- Removing a memory module 83
- CPU Module 85
- Replacing the CPU Module 89
- SCSI Device 96
- Terminator 97
- Installing the SCSI Device 97
- Removing the SCSI Device 100
- Hard Disk Drive (HDD) 105
- Replacing the hard disk drive 107
- Disk tray 108
- Expansion Cards 110
- Installing the Expansion Card 112
- About BBS 112
- Installing the EMC board 117
- Power Supply Unit 118
- Configuration Setup 123
- Press any key to continue 124
- SSU Main Menu 125
- Entry of Password 126
- Removing PCI Expansion Card 129
- (PCI Card: Bus 00 Dev XX...) 136
- (Add ISA Card) 140
- (Remove ISA Card) 140
- Boot Devices 140
- Security 141
- Entry of password 142
- Setup of security function 144
- SEL Manager 146
- Display of error data 146
- BIOS Setup Utility 147
- Menu screen 148
- Menu configuration 148
- Details of setup items 150
- Main menu 150
- Advanced menu 152
- Security menu 154
- Server menu 156
- Boot menu 158
- Exit menu 159
- Onboard SCSI Utility 160
- Device setting 161
- Boot Device Options 162
- SCSI Device Confiugration 162
- Changing the number of CPUs 165
- Methods of operations 166
- Set BUZZER OFF? [Y]/[N] 167
- Setting...OK 167
- HIT ANY KEY 167
- Disk array (RAID) setting 169
- Installing Software 173
- Selecting the disk driver 174
- MEGARAID NT SCSI Driver 175
- Intel(R)PRO Adapter 175
- Installing the display driver 176
- Windows 2000 Server 178
- Before installing the NetWare 180
- Setup of the mother board 180
- Preparation of a floppy disk 180
- Installing the NetWare 5 182
- 183
- Installing the NetWare 4.2 186
- AFT and ALB functions 188
- Automatic shutdown function 189
- Emergency 193
- Management Port 193
- Operating the Client 198
- Types of Event Logs 199
- Troubleshooting 205
- Error Checking 208
- Startup Trouble 208
- Toshiba Technical Support 213
- Appendix 214
- Specifications 215
- Interrupt levels 218
- Interfaces 221
- Serial-1/2 interface 223
- USB interface 224
- Printer interface 225
- Keyboard/mouse interface 226
- 123 85467 227
- Switch Setting 235
- Hardware setup information 236
- Password clearing switch 237
- Hardware setup switch 237
- Wake On LAN setup switch 237
- Unit Logs 239
- Basic system configuration 240
- Memories 240
- Hard disk drives 241
- SCSI units 241
- Expantion cards 242
- Other optional items 242
- MAGNIA3030 User’s Guide 244
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