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Main Page Page Notes, Notices, and Cautions Abbreviations and Acronyms Contents Page Figures Tables Page Page 200240 V System Power Requirements KVM Module Dell Diagnostics and KVM Module With KVM-Over-IP (ACI Port) PS/2-Mouse Acceleration Support Server Module Daughter Card Status Indicator Other Documents You May Need 300-GB Hard Drive Synchronizing and Rebuilding Durations Complete Hard Drive Synchronization Before Cold-Swapping the Hard Drive Environmental Data Sheets I/O Module Indicator Update Dell Remote Access Controller/Modular Chassis Version 1.1 Module General Information Important I/O Configuration Considerations Redundancy Support Guidelines for Installing Connectivity Modules Red Hat Enterprise Linux (Version 3) Update 3 Operating System Information Installation Replacing a Gb Ethernet Daughter Card in a Server Module GPM-Service Mouse Support Tiered Broadcast Support Installing a Previously-Arrayed Hard Drive Into a SCSI-Mode Server Module Unrecognizable SCSI/RAID Test Options in Dell OpenManage Server Administrator Diagnostics Microsoft Windows 2000 Operating System Information .SIF File Installation Error Service Pack Support USB 2.0 Controller Support Using a KVM Keyboard Sequence to Select Server Modules Page Gb Pass-through Module Information Gb Pass-through Module Indicators Figure1-1 and Table 1-3 describe the functions of the indicators on the Gb pass-through module. Gb Pass-through Module Link Negotiations Enabling PXE on a Gb Ethernet Daughter Card Baseboard Management Controller IP Address-Related Items Unsupported BMC Features and BMC Particulars BMC VLAN Tagging Support Network Connectivity After Restart or Power-up Integrated Mirroring Configurations Shutdown Procedure for Servicing a Hard Drive Acquiring the asset.com Utility Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS (Version 3) Operating System Diskette Drive Detection Messages USB CD Drive Online Read-Diagnostic Failures KVM Switch Module Identification Indicator Booting to Microsoft MS-DOS Through Console Redirection Creating a New Network Adapter Team Using the Procfg Application Determining the Primary and Secondary Network Adapters