I/O Subsystem
Indicators on the Memory Board
The memory board contains a green LED to indicate that the board is in service and an amber LED to indicate that the board needs attention. Do not remove a memory board while the green LED is lit.
Dynamic DIMM Sparing
Dynamic DIMM sparing automatically substitutes a spare DIMM in place of an operational DIMM before a high rate of correctable errors leads to an uncorrectable error and loss of data. The cell maintains normal memory operations during the dynamic DIMM sparing process.
In dynamic DIMM sparing, a DIMM, in the last populated slot and next to the last operational DIMM on the channel, must first have been reserved as a spare. Both channels must be populated with identical spare DIMMs in the equivalent slot positions on each channel.
Memory Mirroring
Mirroring is an optional memory addressing mode that provides protection against uncorrectable errors by maintaining two images of memory. With mirroring, all uncorrectable errors, including a complete DIMM or channel failure, will not stop the system.
Mirroring is between the two memory boards within the cell. (Mirroring between memory boards in different cells is not supported.) On detection of a memory failure, the system breaks the mirror and continues operation out of the remaining "good" memory board.
Once the mirror has been broken, you can remove the memory board with the failed DIMM, replace the DIMM, reinstall the memory board, and reestablish mirroring.
I/O Subsystem
The I/O subsystem consists of the I/O riser board, PCIe cards, and the PCIe card carrier.
I/O Riser Board
The I/O riser board contains the following components:
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ySix PCIe slots which support the following features:
-Two
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-25 watts per slot
-PCI Express Gen 1 (2.5 Gbps)
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