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System Configuration Setup
BIOS setup utility
153
Advanced menu
All are recommended settings (defaults).
I/O Device Configuration
When you select this, the following submenu appears.
Serial port A : Enabled
Make the setting of the serial port 1.
BASE I/O address
Set the I/O port address of serial port 1.
Serial port B : Enabled
Make the setting of the serial port 2.
BASE I/O address
Set the I/O port address of serial port 2.
Parallel port : Enabled
Mode : ECP
Set the operation mode for the parallel port; select “ECP.”
I/O Device Configuration
On Board Device
Installed O/S [Win2000/.NET]
Boot-time Diagnostic Screen [Enabled]
Reset Configuration Data [No]
Large Disk Access Mode [DOS]
PS/2 Mouse [Enabled]
Summary screen [Disabled]
Legacy USB Support [Disabled]
PXE of NIC1 Support [Disabled]
PXE of NIC2 Support [Disabled]
Hyper-Threading [Enabled]
Memory Remapping [Enabled]
After AC Power Loss [Last State]
Wake-On-LAN [Disabled]
Terminate PEF Action [Disabled]
Post Error Halt [Enabled]
FRB2 Policy [Enabled]
- 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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