Index

A

AC power block
- indicators 3.3.6
AC power inlet locations 5.2.3
add-in cards
- configuration utilities in UEFI BIOS 7.3.1
Advanced BIOS screen 8.2
antistatic measures
- mat 4.1.2
- removing 6.1
- wrist strap 4.1.1
assign serial port output
- Oracle ILOM CLI 3.5.3.1
- Oracle ILOM web interface 3.5.3.2
attaching devices to server 3.5
ATTN buttons
- dual PCIe card carrier (DPCC) 5.3.1.1
Auto Service Request 3.7

B

back panel
- connecting cables 3.5.2
backplanes, storage drive 1.5.2
battery
- installing 5.5.4.2
- location 1.5.1
- removing 5.5.4.1
- serviceability 1.3.4
- system, replacing 5.5.4
BIOS
- configuring serial port sharing 3.5.3
- Ethernet ports booting priority 3.5.4
- factory defaults, verifying 7.4.1
BIOS Setup Utility
- accessing 7.2, 7.2.3
- Advanced screen 8.2
- Boot screen 8.4
- configuration management 7.1
- exiting from 7.4.8
- function keys 7.2.2
- IO screen 8.3
- Main screen 8.1
- menus, accessing 7.2.3
- navigating menu options 7.2.4
- Save and Exit screen 8.5
- setup screens summary 7.2.1
- shortcut key sequences 7.2.2
- TPM support 7.4.3
- UEFI BIOS 7.3
boot device, selecting 7.4.2
buttons
- ATTN 5.3.1.1
- CMOD fault remind 1.6.5, 3.1.4
- fault remind 5.4.7.1
- host reset 1.6.5
  - back panel 3.3.7.2
- Locate Button/LED 1.6.5, 3.3.1, 3.3.7.1.2, 4.6
- NMI 1.6.5
  - back panel 3.3.7.2
- On/Standby 1.6.5, 3.3.1
- Power 4.5.2.3
- SP reset 1.6.5
  - back panel 3.3.7.2

C

carrier
- dual PCIe card carrier (DPCC) 5.3
- processors 1.4.1
charge status indicator 3.1.4
chassis
- features 1.6.1
- front panel components 1.6.3
- internal components 1.6.2
- overview 1.6
clearing faults 3.1.3
CMOD
- shipping 5.4.7.3
command-line interface (CLI), Oracle ILOM
- controlling Locate Button/LED indicator 4.6.1
complete power removal 4.5.2, 4.5.2.5, 4.5.3
component
- back panel 1.2.2
- back panel accessible 1.6.4
- chassis front panel accessible 1.6.3
- chassis internal components 1.6.2
- CPU module (CMOD) 1.4.1
- DIMMs 1.4.3
- field-replaceable units (FRUs) 9.2.1
- filler panels 4.6.4
- front panel 1.2.1
- identification 1.3
- indicators 9.3
- locations 1.3.1
- monitoring 9.2
- monitoring faults 9.1
- processors 1.4.2
- replaceable 1.3
- serviceability requirements 1.3.2, 1.3.3, 1.3.4
- SMOD 1.5, 1.5.1
- system sensors 9.4
connecting
- back panel 3.5.2
- devices to server 3.5
- external cables 3.5.1
contacting support 3.6.1
controls 3.3.7.1
- back panel 1.2, 1.2.2, 3.3.7
- front panel 1.2, 3.3.7, 1.2.1
- Locate Button/LED indicator 4.6.3
  - CLI 4.6.1
cooling
- fan modules 3.4.4.2
- subsystem 3.4.4
- zones 3.4.4.1
CPU module (CMOD)
- components 1.4.1
- cover, removing and installing 5.4.4, 5.4.5
- description 1.4
- fan module power supply 1.4.4
- fault remind circuit 1.4.1
- installing 5.4.6
- memory 1.4.1, 1.4.3
- memory slot locations 5.4.8.1
- overview 1.4
- processors 1.4.1, 1.4.2
- removing 5.4.3
- rules 5.4.2
- service 5.4
- slot designations 5.4.1
customer-replaceable units (CRUs)
- description 1.3.2
- serviceability 1.3.3

D

diagnostics
- server 3
- tools 3.2.1
DIMMs
- fault LEDs
  - inconsistencies with BIOS 5.4.8.5
- identifying a faulty DIMM 5.4.8.6
- installing 5.4.8.7
- overview 1.4.3
- physical layout 5.4.8.1
- population rules 5.4.8.2
- population scenarios 5.4.8.3
- removing 5.4.8.6
- replacing 5.4.8.6
- service 5.4.8
- serviceability 1.3.4
- slot location 1.4.1
- slot locations 5.4.8.1
- slot numbering 5.4.8.1
- speeds 5.4.8.4
- supported configurations 5.4.8.2
disk drive backplanes
- serviceability 1.3.4
DPCC
- dual PCIe card carrier (DPCC) 5.3.1.3
- serviceability 1.3.3
dual PCIe card carrier (DPCC)
- indicator panels 5.3.1.4
- indicators 3.3.5
- installing components 5.3.5
- location 1.6.4, 3.4.6.1
- overview 5.3.1, 5.3.1.3
- population rules 5.3.1.5
- removing 5.3.2
- service 5.3
- slot locations 5.3.1.1
- slots 5.3.1.2

E

electrostatic discharge (ESD) prevention measures 4.1
energy storage module (ESM)
- location 1.5.1
equipment and tools
- required for service 4.4
ESM extension cable
- location 1.5.1
Ethernet
- connecting cables 3.5.1
- port device naming 3.5.4
Ethernet ports
- booting priority 3.5.4
- device and driver naming 3.5.4
exploded view of server 1.3.1

F

fan frame
- installing 5.1.5
- removing 5.1.4
- service 5.1
- serviceability 1.3.3
fan modules
- cooling 3.4.4
- designations 5.1.1
- fault 3.3.7.1.7
- indicators 3.3.2
- installing 5.1.3
- power 3.4.4.2
- redundancy 3.4.4.3
- removing 5.1.2
- service 5.1
- serviceability 1.3.3
- warning 4.2.1
fault
- fan modules 3.3.7.1.7
- memory 3.3.7.1.5
- over-temperature 3.3.7.1.3
- power supply (PS) 3.3.7.1.4
- processors 3.3.7.1.6
- service processor (SP) 3.3.7.1.8
fault management shell
- Oracle ILOM 3.1.2, 3.1.3
fault remind button
- identifying failed processors 5.4.7.1
- location 5.4.7.1
fault remind circuit 1.4.1
faults
- clearing 3.1.3
- fmadm tool 3.1.3
- server 3.1
features
- chassis 1.6.1
- component 1.1
field-replaceable units (FRUs)
- components 9.2.1
- description 1.3.2
- NAC names 9.2.1
- serviceability 1.3.4
front indicator module (FIM)
- installing 5.6.2
- location 3.3.1
- removing 5.6.1
- service 5.6
- serviceability 1.3.4
function keys within BIOS Setup Utility 7.2.2

G

graceful power off 4.5.2, 4.5.3

H

heatsink and processor
- location 1.4.1
help, getting 3.6
host
- reset button 1.6.5
host bus adapter (HBA)
- location 1.5.1
host reset button 3.3.7.2

I

illustrated parts breakdown 1.3.1
immediate power off 4.5.2, 4.5.3
indicators 3.3.7.1
- AC power block 3.3.6
- back panel 1.2.2, 1.6.5, 3.3.7
- blink rates 3.3.8
- charge status 3.1.4
- DPCC 3.3.5
- dual PCIe card carrier (DPCC) 5.3.1.4
- fan modules 3.3.2
- Fault-Service Required
  - front panel 3.3.1
- FIM 3.3.1
- front panel 1.2.1, 3.3.7
- HBA 1.6.5
- Locate Button/LED 1.6.5, 3.3.7.1.2, 4.6.1, 4.6.2
  - front panel 3.3.1
- Locate Button/LED indicator 4.6.3
- NAC names 9.3
- normal operating state 3.3.7.1.1
- Overtemperature 3.3.1
- Power OK 1.6.5
  - front panel 3.3.1
- power supply (PS) 3.3.3, 5.2.2
- SMOD 1.6.5
- SP 1.6.5
  - front panel 3.3.1
- system module (SMOD) 3.3.4
- test 3.3.7.1.9
- troubleshooting 3.3
installation task overview 2.1
installing components
- battery 5.5.4.2
- CMOD 5.4.6
- CMOD cover 5.4.5
- DIMMs 5.4.8.7
- DPCC 5.3.5
- fan frame 5.1.5
- fan modules 5.1.3
- FIM 5.6.2
- midplane assembly 5.7.2
- PCIe card 5.3.4
- power supply (PS) 5.2.5
- processors 5.4.7.2
- SMOD 5.5.3
internal USB flash drives
- serviceability 1.3.4
IO allocation
- enabling and disabling resources 7.4.5
IO BIOS screen 8.3
IPMI type 9.2

L

LEDs
- power supply (PS) 5.2.2
- See indicators. 3.3
- test 3.3.7.1.9
Locate Button/LED indicator
- controlling 4.6.3
  - CLI 4.6.1
- controlling the Locate Button/LED indicator 4.6.2
- managing 4.6
LRDIMMs
- service 5.4.8

M

Main BIOS screen 8.1
Main power 4.5.3
memory
- description 1.4.3
- fault 3.3.7.1.5
- replacing 5.4.8
- service 5.4.8
- slot locations 5.4.8.1
menus, BIOS Setup Utility 7.2.3
midplane assembly
- installing 5.7.2
- removing 5.7.1
- service 5.7
- serviceability 1.3.4
monitoring
- component faults 9.1
- components 9.2
motherboard assembly
- serviceability 1.3.4

N

NAC names 9.2.1
Network Time Protocol (NTP) 5.5.4.2
NMI
- reset button 1.6.5
NMI button 3.3.7.2

O

on-board test circuit 3.1.4
Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM)
- assign serial port output
  - CLI 3.5.3.1
  - web interface 3.5.3.2
- controlling the Locate Button/LED indicator 4.6.2
- fault management shell 3.1.2, 3.1.3
- key identity properties (KIP) for FRUID auto-update feature 4.3
over-temperature
- fault 3.3.7.1.3
overview
- back panel components 1.6.4
- chassis 1.6
- CMOD 1.4
- front panel components 1.6.3
- server 1.1
- SMOD 1.5

P

PCIe cards
- installing components 5.3.4
- overview 5.3.1
- population rules 5.3.1.5
- removing 5.3.3
- service 5.3
- serviceability 1.3.3
- slot locations 5.3.1.1
- slot numbering 5.3.1.1
- slots 5.3.1.2
power
- button 4.5.2.3
- modes, shutdowns, and resets 4.5.3
- removal 4.5.2
- subsystem 3.4.3
powering off server
- emergency 4.5.2.3
- graceful power off 4.5.2
- immediately, using Oracle ILOM CLI 4.5.2.1
- immediately, using Oracle ILOM web interface 4.5.2.2
- immediately, using the Power button 4.5.2.3
- immediate power off 4.5.2
- power removal 4.5.2.5
- server OS 4.5.2.4
powering on server
- using Oracle ILOM CLI 6.2
- using Oracle ILOM web interface 6.2
power supply (PS)
- fault 3.3.7.1.4
- indicators 3.3.3
- installing 5.2.5
- LEDs 5.2.2
- locations 5.2.1
- overview 5.2.2
- removing 5.2.4
- service 5.2
- serviceability 1.3.3
processor-heatsink module
- socket cover 5.4.7.3
processors
- fault 3.3.7.1.6
- identification 5.4.7.1
- identifying faulty processor 5.4.7.1
- installing 5.4.7.2
- maximum DIMMs supported 5.4.8.2
- overview 1.4.2
- physical layout 5.4.8.1
- processor heatsink module (PHM) 1.4.1
- removing 5.4.7.1
- replacing 5.4.7
- service 5.4.7
- serviceability 1.3.4
- supported 1.1

R

RDIMMs
- service 5.4.8
removing
- antistatic measures 6.1
- CMOD cover 5.4.4
- power, completely 4.5.2, 4.5.2.5, 4.5.3
removing components
- battery 5.5.4.1
- CMOD 5.4.3
- DIMMs 5.4.8.6
- DPCC 5.3.2
- fan frame 5.1.4
- fan modules 5.1.2
- FIM 5.6.1
- midplane assembly 5.7.1
- PCIe card 5.3.3
- power supply (PS) 5.2.4
- processors 5.4.7.1
- SMOD 5.5.2
replacing components
- DIMMs 5.4.8.6
- memory 5.4.8
- processors 5.4.7
- SMOD 5.5
- system battery 5.5.4
reset server
- cold 4.5.3
- warm 4.5.3
RTC battery, replacing 5.5.4

S

safety symbols 4.2
SAS cables
- location 1.5.1
- serviceability 1.3.4
Save and Exit BIOS screen 8.5
screens, BIOS Setup Utility 7.2.1, 7.2.3
serial number, locating 3.6.2
server
- Auto Service Request 3.7
- boot process 3.3.7.1.1
- contacting support 3.6.1
- description 1.1
- diagnostics 3
- faults 3.1
- powering off immediately, using the Power button 4.5.2.3
- prepare the server for servicing 4
- returning server to operation 6
- serial number, locating 3.6.2
- troubleshooting 3, 3.2, 3.3
- troubleshooting hardware faults 3.1.1
server boot process
- LEDs 3.3.7.1.1
service
- cold 1.3.2
- CPU module (CMOD) 5.4
- fan frames 5.1
- fan modules 5.1
- front indicator module (FIM) 5.6
- hot 1.3.2
- memory (DIMMs) 5.4.8
- midplane assembly 5.7
- PCIe cards 5.3
- power supply (PS) 5.2
- processors (CPUs) 5.4.7
- SMOD 5.5
- warm 1.3.2
service, hot, warm, or cold 1.3.2, 1.3.3, 1.3.4
serviceability requirements 1.3.2, 1.3.3, 1.3.4
service processor (SP) 1.5.2
- fault 3.3.7.1.8
- reset button 1.6.5, 3.3.7.2
shortcut key sequences, BIOS Setup Utility 7.2.2
SMOD
- shipping 5.5.5
Standby power 4.5.2.3, 4.5.3
static prevention
- antistatic mat 4.1.2
- antistatic wrist strap 4.1.1
storage drive
- backplanes 1.5.2
- serviceability 1.3.3
subsystem
- cooling subsystem 3.4.4
- I/O subsystem 3.4.5.1
- memory subsystem 3.4.2
- networking subsystem 3.4.5
- PCI devices subsystem 3.4.6
- power subsystem 3.4.3
- processor subsystem 3.4.1
support, product 3.6.1
switches 1.6.5
- host reset
  - back panel 3.3.7.2
- SP reset
  - back panel 3.3.7.2
system
- battery, replacing 5.5.4
- components 9.3
- components and nomenclature 9.2
- NAC names 9.4
- sensors 9.4
- status indicators, front 3.3.1
system module (SMOD)
- components 1.5.1
- indicators and switches 3.3.4
- installing 5.5.3
- motherboard 1.5.2
- overview 1.5
- population rules 5.5.1
- removing 5.5.2
- replacing 5.5
- service 5.5

T

technical support 3.6.1
test circuit 3.1.4
thermal interface material (TIM) 1.4.1
tools and equipment
- required for service 4.4
troubleshooting
- contacting support 3.6.1
- cooling issues 3.1.5
- diagnostic tools 3.2.1
- fault management shell
  - Oracle ILOM 3.1.2
- hardware faults 3.1.1
- indicators 3.3
- power issues 3.1.6
- server 3, 3.2, 3.3
Trusted Execution Technology (TXT)
- description 7.3.4
- enabling and disabling 7.4.7
Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
- enabling and disabling 7.4.3

U

UEFI driver
- enabling and disabling 7.4.4
UEFI Secure Boot
- description 7.3.3
- enabling and disabling 7.4.6
USB ports, internal 1.5.2