Chapter 8: Installation verification
Figure 9: LEDs on the front panel of the S8710 and the S8720 Servers
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Figure notes:
1. | Internal health | 4. | NIC 2 (Eth1) link/activity (green) |
2. | Power supply | 5. | Indicates active when on steady or standby mode when |
3. | NIC 1 (Eth0) link/activity |
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| (green) | 6. | Power on/standby button/system power. Amber indicates |
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| power to the chassis is on but the server is off. Green |
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| indicates power is on and the system is running. To turn off the |
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| power, press and hold the Power button for several seconds. |
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Note:
The Active/Standby LED, which is labeled as 5 in Figure 9, is on a push button. When pushed, this button has no effect other than to turn off the LED momentarily. The LED returns to the normal state within a few seconds after the button is pushed.
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