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Sun Netra CP3270 ATCA Blade Server User’s Guide |
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Documentation, Support, and Training
Evaluating Product Compatibility
Preparing to Install the Blade Server
Installing Components and Blade Server
Installing Optional Components
Software and Firmware Upgrades
Software and Firmware Upgrades
Administering Parameters and Configurations
Administering User Accounts and Security
Backplane ConnectorsNetworking and I/ONetworking and I/OBoot From Secondary BIOSI2C Device MappingAdministering the NetworkOn-Board ConnectorsSystem ConfigurationsNetworking and I/OInstall an Advanced Mezzanine CardRemove an AMCAdvanced Mezzanine Card SupportAMC and ARTM Traffic PortSafety RequirementsSystem ConfigurationsAdvanced Rear Transition Module Connectors (Zone 3)System ConfigurationsSystem Requirements and OptionsInstall an Advanced Rear Transition ModuleRemove an ARTMAdvanced Rear Transition Module SupportAMC and ARTM Traffic PortSystem ConfigurationsBackplane ConnectorsNetworking and I/ONetinstall Boot Device MapRemove or Replace a BatteryBoot From Secondary BIOSNetworking and I/ONetworking and I/OEmulated Terminal Types and Key MappingKeys for Directing Output to Remote SystemsBIOS SettingsChange BIOS ParametersSelect the BIOS PrimaryNetworking and I/OBIOS SettingsBIOS SettingsRestore the BIOS SettingsBIOS SettingsBIOS ScreensBlock DiagramI2C Device MappingNetworking and I/OBoot From Secondary BIOSAMC and ARTM Traffic PortSystem ConfigurationsNetworking and I/OShMM CLI and CommandsBackplane ConnectorsBIOS SettingsRestore the BIOS SettingsInstall Compact Flash CardNetworking and I/ORemove a Compact Flash CardNetworking and I/OSystem ConfigurationsOn-Board ConnectorsAdvanced Rear Transition Module Connectors (Zone 3)Backplane ConnectorsOn-Board ConnectorsConfiguring Ports and PinsBackplane ConnectorsOn-Board ConnectorsFront ConnectorsFront ConnectorsOn-Board ConnectorsBackplane ConnectorsFront ConnectorsFront ConnectorsBackplane ConnectorsBackplane ConnectorsAdvanced Rear Transition Module Connectors (Zone 3)Keys for Directing Output to Remote SystemsReset the System Time and DateReturn a Blade ServerForm-Factor Physical CharacteristicsPower and Thermal DistributionInstall Onboard MemoryInstall Onboard MemoryRemove Onboard MemorySystem ConfigurationsNetworking and I/ONetworking and I/OEmulated Terminal Types and Key MappingEnvironmental RequirementsEvaluating the Blade ServerNetworking and I/OVerify the Fan TraysLEDs and Status IndicatorsFeaturesSoftware and Firmware UpgradesNetworking and I/OFront and Side ViewsFront ConnectorsView Electronic Blade Server IDConnect Cables to a System Console Running Solaris OSNetworking and I/ONetworking and I/O|
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