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Updated: August 2019

Sun Server X3-2L (formerly Sun Fire X4270 M3) Product Notes

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Sun Server X3-2L Product Notes

Sun Server X3-2L Name Change

Supported Hardware

Server Update Information

Supported Operating Systems

Server Management Tools

Sun Server X3-2L Product Accessibility

Important Operating Notes

Software and Critical Patch Updates

Download an OS or Software Applications

Diagnose SAS Data Path Failures on Servers Using MegaRAID Disk Controllers

Remove and Replace a Fan Module Within 20 Seconds

Oracle ILOM Important Operating Notes

Reset Takes a Long Time and Causes the Server to Power Cycle Due to Delayed BIOS Update

UEFI Configuration Synchronization Removed

Install System Battery Incorrect Position

Single-Processor to Dual-Processor Upgrade Is Not Supported

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

FRU TLI Auto-Update

Segfaults Might Occur on Servers Running 64-bit Linux Operating Systems

Failure of a Single Server Fan Module Might Impact Performance

MAC Address Mapping to Ethernet Ports

Rear-Mounted HDD Naming When Using Oracle Solaris

Inspect Grounding Strap on 3.5-inch HDD Bracket Before Installing HDDs

Connect AC Power Cables Before Installing Slide-Rails in Sun Rack II 1042

Supported PCIe Cards

Resolved Issues

Getting Server Firmware and Software

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Failure of a Single Server Fan Module Might Impact Performance

If a single server fan module fails and the operating temperature of the server rises above 30 degrees C (86 degrees F), the performance of the server processors might be reduced.

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