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Sun Server X3-2L (formerly Sun Fire X4270 M3) Product Notes, Version 1.2 |
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Sun Server X3-2L (formerly Sun Fire X4270 M3) Product Notes, Version 1.2 |
Getting the Latest Software and Firmware
Sun Server X3-2L Product Notes
Single-Processor to Dual-Processor Upgrade Is Not Supported
Update Your System to the Latest Software Release
Avoid Overwriting the Embedded Oracle System Assistant USB Flash Drive
Oracle Solaris 10 8/11 Required Patches
Preinstalled Oracle VM Server and Oracle VM Manager Compatibility Requirements
Supported Operating System Limitations
Update HBA Firmware to Support UEFI BIOS
Segfaults Might Occur on Servers Running 64-bit Linux Operating Systems
Failure of a Single Server Fan Module Might Impact Performance
Rear-Mounted HDD Naming When Using Oracle Solaris
Inspect Grounding Strap on 3.5-inch HDD Bracket Before Installing HDDs
Oracle System Assistant Known Issues
Oracle Solaris Operating System Known Issues
Linux Operating Systems and Virtual Machine Known Issues
Getting Server Firmware and Software
Firmware and Software Access Options
Available Software Release Packages
Accessing Firmware and Software
Download Firmware and Software Using My Oracle Support
A system serial label that displays the MAC ID (and the associated barcode) for the server is attached to the top, front-left side of the Sun Server X3-2L server disk cage bezel.
This MAC ID (and barcode) corresponds to a hexadecimal (base 16) MAC address for a sequence of six consecutive MAC addresses. These six MAC addresses correspond to the server's network ports as shown in the following table.
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