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Installing and Removing Hardware
SCSI device
114
The channel SCSI ID of the previously installed device is as
follows:
To confirm and change the setting of the onboard SCSI
controllers,
See “Onboard SCSI utility” on page 164.
Detecting the hard disk devices (SAF-TE)
This system complies with SAF-TE, and therefore it transfers the
following information on the hard disk devices to the RAID
controller.
Detection of device presence
Status of a drive slot for insertion and removal.
Notification of the occurrence of a failure
(by lighting up the disk status indicator)
Terminator
The SCSI bus on channel A is terminated at the on board SCSI
controller and disk chassis. The SCSI bus on channel B is
terminated at the on board SCSI controller and dedicated SCSI
cable.
Removing the device bay spacer
The device bay spacer is used to keep dust and dirt out of the
Device bay.
Remove the device bay spacer in the procedure described below,
after referring to “Before starting operation” on page 57:
SCSI device
Channel A Ultra320 Wide
(68 pins)
Channel B Ultra320 Wide
(68 pins)
SCSI controller 7 7
SAF-TE controller 6
HDD 0 - 5
- User’s Guide 1
- Model: MAGNIA3310 2
- Warning Label 2
- 1. WARNING label 3
- Copyright 4
- Disclaimer 5
- Trademarks 6
- Notice to user of EN55022 7
- Introduction 8
- About this guide 9
- Safety instructions 10
- Other icons used 11
- Documentation 12
- Service options 13
- Maintenance contracts 13
- Contents 14
- Chapter 1 20
- Getting Started 21
- Environmental considerations 23
- Pedestal model 26
- Rack model 26
- Power requirements 27
- Key-operated lock 29
- Front view of the rack model 30
- (2) Removable door hinges 31
- (3) Device bay 31
- (4) Floppy disk drive 31
- (1) Upper door security 31
- (5) Operation buttons 32
- (6) System status indicators 33
- (7) Hard disk drive 37
- (8) HDD status indicators 37
- (9) Side panel lock 38
- (10) Lower door security 38
- Rear view 39
- I/O connectors 40
- AC power connector 42
- Expansion slot 42
- Power supply unit slot 42
- Removing the front doors 43
- Setting up server security 50
- Limited access 51
- No access 51
- Inside the server 52
- (3) CPU socket 53
- (4) Internal battery 54
- (5) Memory slots 54
- (6) Expansion slots 54
- (7) HDBP board 54
- Maintenance 55
- Connecting peripheral devices 56
- Connecting the power cable 58
- Switching on the server 60
- POST (Power On Self-Test) 61
- Starting up the system 62
- BIOS setup 64
- Making a floppy disk 65
- Setup of system configuration 66
- Setup of disk array (RAID) 67
- Installing software 68
- Switching off the 70
- Chapter 2 73
- Installing and 74
- Removing Hardware 74
- Before starting operation 75
- Cooling fan 85
- FAN-2R side of 86
- Redundant intake 86
- Eject lever 88
- Removing the cooling fan 89
- Memory module 93
- Removing a memory module 101
- CPU module 108
- Replacing the Retention Clamp 112
- Removing the CPU module 113
- For a 3.06 GHz CPU module 115
- Attaching the CPU module 118
- SCSI device 131
- Terminator 132
- Installing the SCSI device 134
- Removing the SCSI device 137
- Hard Disk Drive (HDD) 139
- Expansion cards 147
- Checking the IRQ 149
- Installing the expansion card 150
- FAN2/FAN2-R side of 154
- Standard/Redundant 154
- Power supply unit 159
- Removing the EPS-R module 162
- Chapter 3 165
- Configuration Setup 166
- Starting the setup utility 167
- Menu screen 168
- Menu configuration 168
- Details of setup items 170
- Main menu 170
- Advanced menu 171
- Memory Remapping 174
- After AC Power Loss 174
- Security menu 175
- Boot menu 176
- SysInfo menu 177
- Peripherals 179
- Onboard Designator : J55 179
- Onboard Designator : J24 179
- Exit menu 181
- Onboard SCSI utility 182
- Device setting 185
- Chapter 4 188
- Installing Software 189
- RAID configuration 190
- Creating driver disks 190
- Changing the boot sequence 190
- Selecting the disk driver 191
- Changing the Bootup Order 193
- Other settings 195
- 2000 Server 197
- AFT and ALB functions 206
- ALB (Adaptive Load Balancing) 207
- Creating the PROSet icon 207
- When using on Windows 2000: 209
- Creating the PROSetII icon 209
- Management Software 212
- Chapter 5 213
- Troubleshooting 214
- Cannot install the OS 219
- Windows 2000 is usable 224
- Windows 2000 is unusable 226
- Appendix A 227
- Specifications 228
- 36GB/73GB (Ultra320 15000rpm) 229
- Interrupt levels 230
- Appendix B 231
- Interfaces 232
- Serial-1/2 interface 234
- Printer interface 235
- Keyboard/mouse interface 236
- USB-1/2 interface 237
- LAN interface (Ether1/Ether2) 238
- Appendix C 246
- Switch Setting 247
- Hardware setup information 248
- Appendix D 250
- Sensor List 251
- Appendix E 253
- Unit Logs 254
- Basic system configuration 255
- Memories 255
- Hard disk drives 256
- SCSI units 256
- Other optional items 257
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