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Updated: September 2015

Sun Netra X4270 Server

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Using This Documentation

Understanding the Server

Inspecting the Server

Using the BIOS Setup Utility

Preparing for Service

Replacing Storage Components

Replacing Motherboard Assembly Components

Replacing the PCI Mezzanine

Remove the PCI Mezzanine

Install the PCI Mezzanine

Replacing PCIe2 Risers

PCIe2 Riser Location and Differences

Remove a PCIe2 Riser

Install a PCIe2 Riser

Replacing PCIe2 Cards

PCIe2 Slot Characteristics

PCI Mezzanine Auxiliary Power Connector

Replacing PCIe2 Cards in Slots 4 and 5

Replacing the SAS Controller HBA

Replacing Lower PCIe2 Cards

Replacing the Air Duct

Remove the Air Duct

Install the Air Duct

Replacing DIMMs

DIMM and CPU Physical Layout

DIMM Population Rules

DIMM Considerations and Limitations

DIMM Rank Classification Labels

Error Correction and Parity

Identify and Remove Faulty DIMMs

Replacing Flash Modules

Remove a Flash Module

Install a Flash Module

Replacing the Flash Module Cable

Remove the Flash Module Cable

Install the Flash Module Cable

Replacing the ESM Riser and ESM

Troubleshoot ESM Faults

Remove ESM Riser

Install ESM Riser

Replace the ESM

Replacing the Battery

Remove the Battery

Install the Battery

Install a Second CPU

Replacing the Motherboard Assembly

Remove the Motherboard Assembly

Install the Motherboard Assembly

Reset the BIOS Password and Clear the CMOS NVRAM

Replacing Chassis Components

Returning Server to Operation

Identifying the Server Ports

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Replacing PCIe2 Cards in Slots 4 and 5

Note - Prior to replacing or installing a PCIe2 card, refer to the card documentation for specific installation and cabling instructions.

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Replacing Lower PCIe2 Cards

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