Index
B
- battery
- BIOS factory defaults, verifying 22.4.1
- BIOS Setup Utility
- accessing 22.2.3
- Advanced screen 23.2
- Boot screen 23.5
- exiting from 22.4.8
- Exit screen 23.6
- function keys 22.2.2
- IO screen 23.3
- Main screen 23.1
- menus, accessing 22.2.3
- navigating menu options 22.2.4
- Security screen 23.4
- setup screens summary 22.2.1
- shortcut key sequences 22.2.2
- TPM support 22.4.3
- UEFI BIOS 22.3
- board components 24.2.1
- boot device, selecting 22.4.2
- boot drive
- LEDs 2.1.3.4
- boot process
- power modes 2.1.3.1
- buttons
- On/Standby 3.6.1.3
C
- cable part number
- NVMe cables 16.2
- cables
- data and power
- connecting 20.7
- data and power
- cabling the server 2.3.1
- chassis components 24.2.1
- chassis serial number, locating 2.4.2
- components and nomenclature 24.2.1
- connecting devices to server 2.3
- connector locations 2.3
- cooling
- troubleshooting issues 2.1.4
- cooling unit components 24.2.2
D
- diagnostics
- DIMM channel population order 7.6
- DIMMs
- description 1.3.2
- fault LEDs
- inconsistencies with BIOS 7.9
- Fault Remind button 7.10
- identifying a failed DIMM 7.11
- installing 7.12
- labels 7.8
- physical layout 7.1
- population for optimal performance 7.4
- population rules 7.3
- rank classification labels 7.8
- removing 7.11
- replacing 7
- speed 7.7
- supported configurations 7.3
- disk backplane
- disk backplane cables
- disk components 24.2.9
- disk drives 4.1
E
F
- fan events 24.7
- fan module
- status indicators 2.1.3.3
- fan modules
- fault identification
- Fault Remind button
- Fault-Service Required LED 2.1.3.2
- FIM
- FIM cable
- firmware components 24.2.1
- Front Indicator Module 14.1
- front panel indicators 1.2.1
- FRU key identity properties (KIP) 3.4
- function keys within BIOS Setup Utility 22.2.2
I
- identifying Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Trap messages 24.3
- illustrated parts breakdown 1.3.1
- installing components
- battery 11.2
- DIMMs 7.12
- disk backplane cables 17.2
- fan modules 5.2
- FIM 14.2
- FIM cable 17.2
- M.2 flash SSD 10.4
- M.2 mezzanine 10.2
- NVMe cables 16.2
- OCP NIC 18.2
- PCIe risers 8.3
- power cable 17.2
- power supply 6.3
- processors 12.2
- server into rack 20.5
- storage drives 4.4.2, 4.5.4, 4.6.4
- temperature sensor 15.2
- temperature sensor cable 17.2
- internal HBA card
- replacing 18
- internal M.2 flash SSDs
- description 1.3.2
- IO allocation
- enabling and disabling resources 22.4.5
- IO BIOS screen 23.3
- IPMI type 24.2
P
- PCIe cards
- PCIe risers
- PCIe slot numbering 9.1
- pinout
- USB port 21.4
- pinouts
- population rules
- DIMMs 7.3
- ports
- power
- power cable
- power down server
- power events 24.6
- powering off the system 3.6.1
- power-on self-test (POST) code checkpoint tests 2.1.3.2
- power supply
- power unit components 24.2.5
- processor components 24.2.6
- processors
- PSU 6
R
- removing components
- battery 11.1
- DIMMs 7.11
- disk backplane 13.1, 13.2
- disk backplane cables 17.1
- fan modules 5.1
- FIM 14.1
- FIM cable 17.1
- M.2 flash SSD 10.3
- M.2 mezzanine 10.1
- motherboard assembly 19.1
- NVMe cables 16.1
- OCP NIC 18.1
- power cable 17.1
- power supply 6.2
- processors 12.1
- server from rack 3.6.4
- storage drives 4.4.1
- temperature sensor 15.1
- temperature sensor cable 17.1
- returning server to operation 20
S
- safety
- screens, BIOS Setup Utility 22.2.1, 22.2.3
- Security screen 23.4
- serial management (SER MGT) port
- serial number, locating 2.4.2
- serial port sharing
- configuring 2.3.3
- server
- Server hardware faults
- managing 2.1.6
- server top cover
- server troubleshooting, information when contacting support 2.4.1
- service 20
- service processor
- resetting using pinhole switch 2.3.7
- shortcut key sequences in BIOS Setup Utility 22.2.2
- shutting down the system
- gracefully 3.6.1
- gracefully using Oracle ILOM CLI 3.6.1.1
- gracefully using Oracle ILOM web interface 3.6.1.2
- gracefully using the On/Standby button 3.6.1.3
- immediately 3.6.1
- immediately using Oracle ILOM CLI 3.6.1.5
- immediately using Oracle ILOM web interface 3.6.1.6
- immediately using the On/Standby button 3.6.1.4, 3.6.1.6
- immediately using the Oracle ILOM CLI 3.6.1.5
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Traps
- standby power 3.6.1.4, 3.6.1.5, 3.6.1.6
- storage drives
- support for product 2.4.1
- system chassis components 24.2.1
- system components and nomenclature 24.2
- system firmware components 24.2.8
- system motherboard components 24.2.7
- System OK indicator 2.1.3.2