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Index
A
- activity indicator
System Status LEDs and Controls
- Advanced BIOS screen
BIOS Advanced
Menu Screens
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- Advanced Chipset BIOS screen
BIOS Chipset
Menu Screens
- air duct
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install the Air Duct
- removing
Remove the Air Duct
- air filter
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install the Air Filter
- removing
Remove the Air Filter
- alarm port
- location
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- pinout
Alarm Port
- antistatic
- mat
Electrostatic
Discharge Safety
- measures
- applying
Take Antistatic Measures
- removing
Remove Antistatic Measures
- wrist strap
Electrostatic
Discharge Safety
- auxiliary power connector
PCI Mezzanine
Auxiliary Power Connector
PCI Mezzanine
Auxiliary Power Connector
B
- battery
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- removing
Remove the Battery
- bezel
- closing
Close Front Bezel
- controls
Front Panel
Controls On Two-Drive System
- opening
Open Front Bezel
- BIOS
- accessing BIOS
Access the BIOS Setup Utility
Menus
- Advanced screen
BIOS Advanced
Menu Screens
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- BIOS watchdog timer
Set Watchdog Timers
- Boot screen
BIOS Boot
Menu Screens
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- Chipset screen
BIOS Chipset
Menu Screens
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- CMOS NVRAM, clearing
Reset the BIOS Password and
Clear the CMOS NVRAM
- device driver port naming
Ethernet
Port Device and Driver Naming
- Ethernet port booting priority
Ethernet
Port Booting Priority
- Exit screen
Exit the BIOS Setup Utility
BIOS Exit
Menu Screen
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- function keys
BIOS Setup
Utility Hot Keys
- hot keys
BIOS Setup
Utility Hot Keys
- LAN Configuration screen
Configure SP LAN Settings
- Main screen
BIOS Main
Menu Screens
Access the BIOS Setup Utility
Menus
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- memory testing process
BIOS POST
Memory Testing Process
- menu tree
BIOS Setup
Utility Menus
- navigating
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- option ROM configuration
Enable or Disable Option ROM Settings
- OS watchdog timer
Set Watchdog Timers
- PCI screen
BIOS PCI
Menu Screen
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- POST errors
BIOS POST
F1 and F2 Errors
- POST events
Default
BIOS POST Events
- quick boot
BIOS POST
Memory Testing Process
- resetting password
Reset the BIOS Password and
Clear the CMOS NVRAM
- sample setup menu screens
Understanding
BIOS Setup Screens
- Security screen
BIOS Security
Menu Screen
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- setup screens summary
Understanding
BIOS Setup Screens
BIOS Setup
Utility Menus
- shortcut key sequences
BIOS Setup
Utility Hot Keys
- SP LAN settings
Configure SP LAN Settings
- special considerations
Understanding
BIOS Booting and Setup
- TPM support
Configure TPM Support
- understanding
Understanding
BIOS Booting and Setup
- updating
BIOS Firmware
Updates
- viewing event logs
View Event Logs
- watchdog timers
Set Watchdog Timers
- Boot BIOS screen
BIOS Boot
Menu Screens
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- booting
- BIOS POST errors
BIOS POST
F1 and F2 Errors
- BIOS POST events
Default
BIOS POST Events
- button
- CLR CMOS
Reset the BIOS Password and
Clear the CMOS NVRAM
- fault remind
Remove a CPU
DIMM Service Action Required
LEDs
Identify and Remove Faulty DIMMs
Physical Layout of the DIMMs
and CPUs
- power
Power On the Server
Power Down Server For an Emergency
Power Down Server Gracefully
Using the Power Button
Power Down Server Gracefully
- top cover release
Remove the Top Cover
C
- cables
- connecting
Reconnect Power and Data Cables
- connections
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- disconnecting
Disconnect Cables From the Server
- locations
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- Chipset BIOS screen
BIOS Chipset
Menu Screens
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- CLS CMOS button
Reset the BIOS Password and
Clear the CMOS NVRAM
- CMOS, clear button
Reset the BIOS Password and
Clear the CMOS NVRAM
- controls, front panel
Locating
Controls and Connectors
- CPUs
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- indentifying faulty CPU
Remove a CPU
- installing
Install a CPU
- location in relation to DIMMs
Physical Layout of the DIMMs
and CPUs
- maximum DIMMs supported
DIMM Population
Rules
- memory controller
DIMM Population
Rules
- removing
Remove a CPU
- service required LEDs
Identifying Faulty CPUs
- Critical LED
User Alarm
LEDs
- crossover pinouts for SER MGT port
Serial Management
Port
D
- diagnostics
Diagnostic
Tools- ILOM
Diagnostic
Tools
- PC-Check
Troubleshooting Task List
Diagnostic
Tools
- POST
Diagnostic
Tools
- SunVTS
Diagnostic
Tools
- DIMMs
- BIOS POST testing process
BIOS POST
Memory Testing Process
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- DIMM channels
Physical Layout of the DIMMs
and CPUs
- ECC errors
Error Correction
and Parity
- error correction
Error Correction
and Parity
- fault remind button
Physical Layout of the DIMMs
and CPUs
- indentifying faulty DIMMs
Identify and Remove Faulty DIMMs
- installing
Install DIMMs
- labels
DIMM Rank
Classification Labels
- limitations
DIMM Considerations
and Limitations
- location and layout
Physical Layout of the DIMMs
and CPUs
- maximum performance rules
DIMM Population
Rules
- parity
Error Correction
and Parity
- population rules
DIMM Population
Rules
- rank classification
DIMM Rank
Classification Labels
- removing
Identify and Remove Faulty DIMMs
- rules
DIMM Considerations
and Limitations
- service action required LEDs
DIMM Service Action Required
LEDs
- speeds
DIMM Considerations
and Limitations
- supported configurations
DIMM Population
Rules
- disk drives See
drive
- drive
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- hot-plugging
Drives Hot-Plug
Conditions
- identification
Remove a Drive
- installing
Install a Drive
- latch release button
Drive Location and Numbering
on a Four-Drive Server
- LEDs
Drive LEDs
- removing
Remove a Drive
- replacing
Replacing
a Drive
- dry contact alarm LEDs
User Alarm
LEDs
- DVD drive See
optical media drive
E
- ECC DIMM errors
Error Correction
and Parity
- emergency shutdown
Inspect Internal Server Components
- error messages, BIOS POST
BIOS POST
F1 and F2 Errors
- ESD
- prevention
Take Antistatic Measures
- safety precautions
Electrostatic
Discharge Safety
- Ethernet ports
- booting priority
Ethernet
Port Booting Priority
Ethernet
Port Booting Priority
- driver naming
Ethernet
Port Device and Driver Naming
- LEDs
Ethernet
Port LEDs
- naming
Ethernet
Port Device and Driver Naming
- OS naming
Ethernet
Port Device and Driver Naming
- pinout
Gigabit Ethernet Port Signals
- event logs, viewing
View Event Logs
- Exit BIOS screen
Exit the BIOS Setup Utility
BIOS Exit
Menu Screen
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- exploded view of server
System Components
- external inspection
Inspect the Server Externally
F
- fan tray 0
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install Fan Tray 0
- removing
Remove Fan Tray 0
- fan tray 1
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install Fan Tray 1
- removing
Remove Fan Tray 1
- fan tray 2
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install Fan Tray 2
- removing
Remove Fan Tray 2
- fault remind button
Remove a CPU
Identify and Remove Faulty DIMMs
Physical Layout of the DIMMs
and CPUs
- front bezel
- closing
Close Front Bezel
- opening
Open Front Bezel
- front panel controls
- four-drive system
Front Panel
Components on Four-Drive Systems With Bezel Removed
- two-drive system
Front Panel
Components on Two-Drive Systems With Bezel Removed
Front Panel
Controls On Two-Drive System
G
- gathering information for service visit
Gather Service Information
- general troubleshooting guidelines
Gather Service Information
- Gigabit Ethernet ports
Gigabit
Ethernet Ports- booting priority
Ethernet
Port Booting Priority
- LEDs
Ethernet
Port LEDs
- OS naming
Ethernet
Port Device and Driver Naming
- pinout
Gigabit Ethernet Port Signals
- graceful shutdown
Inspect Internal Server Components
- grounding studs
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- guidelines for troubleshooting
Gather Service Information
H
- hard drives See
drive
- hot-plugging drives
Drives Hot-Plug
Conditions
I
- illustrated parts breakdown
System Components
- ILOM
- diagnostics
Diagnostic
Tools
- firmware
Diagnostic
Tools
- POST
Diagnostic
Tools
- inspecting server
- external
Inspect the Server Externally
- internal
Inspect Internal Server Components
- installing
- air duct
Install the Air Duct
- air filter
Install the Air Filter
- CPUs
Install a CPU
- DIMMs
Install DIMMs
Install DIMMs
- drive
Install a Drive
- fan tray 0
Install Fan Tray 0
- fan tray 1
Install Fan Tray 1
- fan tray 2
Install Fan Tray 2
- LED board
Install the LED Board
- media bay assembly
Install the Media Bay Assembly
- motherboard assembly
Install the Motherboard Assembly
- optical media drive
Install the Optical Media Drive
- PCI mezzanine
Install the PCI Mezzanine
- PCIe2 cards in lower slots
Install the Lower PCIe2 Cards
- PCIe2 cards in slots 0, 1, 2
Install the Lower PCIe2 Cards
- PCIe2 cards in slots 4 and 5
Install PCIe2 Cards Into Slots
4 and 5
- PCIe2 risers
Install a PCIe2 Riser
- power distribution board
Install the Power Distribution
Board
- power supply
Install a Power Supply
- server into rack
Reinstall the Server Chassis
in the Rack
- top cover
Install the Top Cover
- Integrated Lights Out Manager See
ILOM
- internal inspection
Inspect Internal Server Components
- IP address, SP LAN settings
Configure SP LAN Settings
L
- latch release button, drive
Drive Location and Numbering
on a Four-Drive Server
- LED board
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install the LED Board
- removing
Remove the LED Board
- LEDs
- Critical
User Alarm
LEDs
- drive
Drive LEDs
- dry contact alarms
User Alarm
LEDs
- Ethernet port
Ethernet
Port LEDs
- power supply
Power Supplies and Latches
Replacing
Power Supplies
Replacing
Power Supplies
Power Supply
LEDs
- rear panel
Rear Panel
LED Locations
- system status
System Status LEDs and Controls
- troubleshooting
Inspect the Server Externally
- user alarms
User Alarm
LEDs
- locator LED button
Inspect Internal Server Components
System Status LEDs and Controls
- logs, viewing BIOS events
View Event Logs
M
- Main BIOS screen
BIOS Main
Menu Screens
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- media bay assembly
- cables
Connecting the Media Bay Assembly
Cables
Remove the Media Bay Assembly
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install the Media Bay Assembly
- removing
Remove the Media Bay Assembly
- memory controller
DIMM Population
Rules
- motherboard assembly
- cables
Remove the Motherboard Assembly
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install the Motherboard Assembly
- removing
Remove the Motherboard Assembly
- replacing
Replacing
the Motherboard Assembly
N
- NET MGT port
- LEDs
Ethernet
Port LEDs
- location
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- pinout
Network
Management Port
- network management port
- location
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- pinout
Network Management Connector Signals
O
- optical media drive
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install the Optical Media Drive
- removing
Remove the Optical Media Drive
- option ROM configuration
Enable or Disable Option ROM Settings
P
- PC-Check diagnostics
Troubleshooting Task List
- PCI BIOS screen
BIOS PCI
Menu Screen
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- PCI mezzanine
- auxiliary power connector
PCI Mezzanine
Auxiliary Power Connector
PCI Mezzanine
Auxiliary Power Connector
- auxiliary power connector pinout
PCI Mezzanine
Auxiliary Power Connector
- cables
Install the PCI Mezzanine
Remove the PCI Mezzanine
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install the PCI Mezzanine
- removing
Remove the PCI Mezzanine
- replacing
Replacing
the PCI Mezzanine
- replacing PCIe2 cards in slots 4 and 5
Replacing
PCIe2 Cards in Slots 4 and 5
- PCIe2 cards
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing in lower slots
Install the Lower PCIe2 Cards
- installing in slots 0, 1, 2
Install the Lower PCIe2 Cards
- installing in slots 4 and 5
Install PCIe2 Cards Into Slots
4 and 5
- removing
- cards from slots 4 and 5
Remove PCIe2 Cards From Slots
4 and 5
- from lower slots
Remove the Lower PCIe2 Cards
- from slots 0, 1, 2
Remove the Lower PCIe2 Cards
- replacing
Replacing
PCIe2 Cards
- slot characteristics
PCIe2 Slot
Characteristics
- PCIe2 risers
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install a PCIe2 Riser
- location and differences
PCIe2 Riser
Location and Differences
- replacing
Replacing
PCIe2 Risers
- PCIe2 slot numbering
PCIe2 Slot
Characteristics
- PCIe2 slot restrictions
PCIe2 Slot
Characteristics
- pinout
- alarm port
Alarm Port
- Ethernet ports
Gigabit Ethernet Port Signals
- Gigabit Ethernet ports
Gigabit Ethernet Port Signals
- network management port
Network Management Connector Signals
- PCI mezzanine power connector
PCI Mezzanine
Auxiliary Power Connector
- RJ-45 to DB-25 crossover pinout
RJ-45 to DB-9 Adapter Crossovers Wiring Reference
- SAS port
External SAS SFF-8088 Connector Pin Descriptions
- serial management port
Serial Management
Port
- USB port
USB Ports
- video connector
Video Connector
- ports
- alarm
Alarm Port
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- Ethernet
Gigabit
Ethernet Ports
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- Gigabit Ethernet
Gigabit
Ethernet Ports
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- NET MGT
Network
Management Port
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- network management
Network
Management Port
- OS naming
Ethernet
Port Device and Driver Naming
- PCI mezzanine power connector
PCI Mezzanine
Auxiliary Power Connector
- power supply
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- SAS
External SAS SFF-8088 Connector Pin Descriptions
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- SER MGT
Serial Management
Port
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- serial management
Serial Management
Port
- USB
USB Ports
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- video
Video Connector
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- POST
- booting
Understanding
BIOS Booting and Setup
- bootup events
Default
BIOS POST Events
- diagnostics
Diagnostic
Tools
- errors
BIOS POST
F1 and F2 Errors
- memory testing process
BIOS POST
Memory Testing Process
- power
- button
Power On the Server
Power Down Server For an Emergency
Power Down Server Gracefully
Using the Power Button
Power Down Server Gracefully
System Status LEDs and Controls
- server on
Power On the Server
- standby power mode
Disconnect Cables From the Server
Power Down Server For an Emergency
- power connector on PCI mezzanine
PCI Mezzanine
Auxiliary Power Connector
- power distribution board
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install the Power Distribution
Board
- removing
Remove the Power Distribution
Board
- power down server
- emergency
Power Down Server For an Emergency
- gracefully
Power Down Server Gracefully
- with power button
Power Down Server Gracefully
Using the Power Button
- power problems, troubleshooting
Troubleshoot Power Problems
- power supply
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install a Power Supply
- LEDs
Power Supplies and Latches
Replacing
Power Supplies
Replacing
Power Supplies
Power Supply
LEDs
- removing
Remove a Power Supply
- power-off procedure
Inspect Internal Server Components
- predictive self-healing
Diagnostic
Tools
- PSU See
power supply
R
- rear panel
- cable connections
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- LEDs
Rear Panel
LED Locations
- removing
- air duct
Remove the Air Duct
- air filter
Remove the Air Filter
- antistatic measures
Remove Antistatic Measures
- battery
Remove the Battery
- CPUs
Remove a CPU
- DIMMs
Identify and Remove Faulty DIMMs
- drive
Remove a Drive
- fan tray 0
Remove Fan Tray 0
- fan tray 1
Remove Fan Tray 1
- fan tray 2
Remove Fan Tray 2
- LED board
Remove the LED Board
- media bay assembly
Remove the Media Bay Assembly
- motherboard assembly
Remove the Motherboard Assembly
- optical media drive
Remove the Optical Media Drive
- PCI mezzanine
Remove the PCI Mezzanine
- PCIe2 cards from lower slots
Remove the Lower PCIe2 Cards
- PCIe2 cards from slots 0, 1, 2
Remove the Lower PCIe2 Cards
- PCIe2 cards in slots 4 and 5
Remove PCIe2 Cards From Slots
4 and 5
- power distribution board
Remove the Power Distribution
Board
- power supply
Remove a Power Supply
- SAS controller HBA
Remove the SAS Controller HBA
- server from rack
Remove the Server From the Rack
- top cover
Remove the Top Cover
- replacing
- air duct
Replacing
the Air Duct
- air filter
Replacing
the Air Filter
- battery
Replacing
the Battery
- CPUs
Replacing
CPUs
- DIMMs
Replacing
DIMMs
- drive
Replacing
a Drive
- fan tray 0
Replacing
Fan Tray 0
- fan tray 1
Replacing
Fan Tray 1
- fan tray 2
Replacing
Fan Tray 2
- LED board
Replacing
the LED Board
- media bay assembly
Replacing
the Media Bay Assembly
- motherboard assembly
Replacing
the Motherboard Assembly
- optical media drive
Replacing
the Optical Media Drive
- PCIe2 card in slots 0, 1, 2
Replacing
Lower PCIe2 Cards
- PCIe2 cards in lower slots
Replacing
Lower PCIe2 Cards
- PCIe2 cards in slots 4 and 5
Replacing
PCIe2 Cards in Slots 4 and 5
- power distribution board
Replacing
the Power Distribution Board
- power supply
Replacing
Power Supplies
- SAS controller HBA
Replacing
the SAS Controller HBA
- top cover
Install the Top Cover
Remove the Top Cover
- resetting BIOS password
Reset the BIOS Password and
Clear the CMOS NVRAM
S
- safety
- ESD precautions
Electrostatic
Discharge Safety
- precautions
Safety Precautions
- symbols
Safety Symbols
- SAS controller HBA
- cables
Install the SAS Controller HBA
Remove the SAS Controller HBA
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- removing
Remove the SAS Controller HBA
- SAS port
- location
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- pinout
External SAS SFF-8088 Connector Pin Descriptions
- Security BIOS screen
BIOS Security
Menu Screen
BIOS Setup Menus Summary
- SER MGT port
- location
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- pinout
Serial Management
Port
- serial management port
- location
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- pinout
Serial Management
Port
- RJ-45 to DB-9 crossover pinout
RJ-45 to DB-9 Adapter Crossovers Wiring Reference
- server
- installing into rack
Reinstall the Server Chassis
in the Rack
- removing from rack
Remove the Server From the Rack
- service
- gathering information
Gather Service Information
- preparing server
Preparing
the Server for Component Replacement
- returning server to operation
Returning Server to Operation
- service processor
Diagnostic
Tools
- Service Required LED
System Status LEDs and Controls
- service visit information, gathering
Gather Service Information
- set command
Install a CPU
Install DIMMs
- show command
Install a Power Supply
Install a CPU
Install DIMMs
- shutting down the system
Power Down Server Gracefully
Inspect Internal Server Components
- Solaris OS predictive self-healing
Diagnostic
Tools
- solid state drive See
drive
- standby power
Disconnect Cables From the Server
Power Down Server For an Emergency
- start command
Power On the Server
- stop command
Power Supplies and Latches
Power Down Server Gracefully
- SunVTS software
Diagnostic
Tools
- system status LEDs
System Status LEDs and Controls
T
- tools required
Required
Tools
- top cover
- description
Field-Replaceable
Units
- installing
Install the Top Cover
- release button
Remove the Top Cover
- removing
Remove the Top Cover
- TPM configuration
Configure TPM Support
- troubleshooting
- external components
Inspect the Server Externally
- gathering information
Gather Service Information
- guidelines
Gather Service Information
- inspecting server
Inspecting
the System
- internal components
Inspect Internal Server Components
- LEDs
Inspect the Server Externally
- locator LED button
Inspect Internal Server Components
- power problems
Troubleshoot Power Problems
- task list
Service
Troubleshooting Task List
U
- USB port
- location
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- pinout
USB Ports
- user alarms LEDs
User Alarm
LEDs
V
- video port
- location
Rear Panel
Cable Connections
- pinout
Video Connector
- visual notification
Diagnostic
Tools
W
- watchdog timer, setting
Set Watchdog Timers
- weight of server
Remove the Server From the Rack