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boot

chair

adjustments

16

See startup

changing

boot

block

recovery 157

configuration

settings 22

broken

cover

latch

144

hardware

configuration

152

broken

door

lock

144

jumper

settings

172

buffered extended data output (EDO) memory 54memory addresses 31

bypassing

power-on

password 171

PCI

interrupt

requests

29

software

configuration

152

C

chassis

bracket

104

circulation,

air

17

cable

management

arm

cleaning the

monitor

17

cable-arm bracket 97

clearances for air circulation 78

cable-down

facility

clock

See U-bolt,

installing

real-time

114, 115

cable-management arm 100

CMOS configuration

data

cables

comfort

16

category 5 32, 91, 149

communication

connecting

modem and fax requirements for the United

drive

62

Kingdom

41

power

78, 80

requirements

ix

signal

78, 80

compatibility

crossover

149

electromagnetic

32

disconnecting

operating

systems

67

drive

60

completing

the

installation

76

power

44, 46

configuration

signal

44, 46

adapter

conflicts

152

drive power

57

adapter

locations

167

internal

drive

57

changing

hardware

152

lengths

17

changing

software

152

removing

41,

44,

46

Configuration/Setup

program

21

safety

ix

conflicts

30

two-drop drive power 57

conflicts,

memory

address

152

types

57

default

settings

164

cabling the server 78, 80

device

change

115

cache

device

records

164,

167

control

29

errors

21, 30

defining

type

29

Ethernet

adapter

33

internal level-2 size 3

Ethernet

controller

32

video

29

Ethernet

failover

33

Cache

Control

29

IntraNetWare

35

cage

nut

102

OS/2

34

card

Windows

NT

34


See adapters			hardware			change		125
Category 5 cables 32, 91, 149			industry			standard		architecture (ISA) 20, 28, 29
caution			ISA	expansion			slot	167
battery	handling ix, 159		memory		change		115
clearances for air circulation 78			memory-address conflicts 152
electrical safety		41	option		conflicts 152
general	information	17	PCI	expansion			slot	167

handling static-sensitive devices 42			peripheral	component	interconnect (PCI) 20, 22,
laser	compliance statement x		28, 30
power	supply	41	power-on self-test (POST) 20
CD-ROM drive			purpose 82
eject	button	7	recording	information	82
manual	tray release 7		records
			defauts	164

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Contents

Hardware Information and Procedures 1998 All Tables Iii Contents Server Records and Specifications EnclosureIndex Rack Safety Information Statements Vii Hazard, do not connect or disconnect any ThisShock hazard Must Lithium Battery Notice Laser Compliance Statement Laser Compliance Statement About This Book How This Book is Organized Related Publications Related Publications Use safe lifting practices when lifting your machine Introducing YourK32 kg 70.5 lbs K55 kg 121.2 lbs This chapter contains Features at a Glance Features at a GlanceSupply Disk What Your IBM Netfinity 5000 Server Offers Introducing Your Netfinity5 Bios Reliability, AvailabilityPost Controls and Indicators Controls and IndicatorsServer Controls Power-on switch Server AlsoAll electrical All Status Indicators LEDDisk Drive In-Use Light Activity Light ReservedHard Disk Drive Amber Tower model Rack model Power Lights Input/Output Connectors Input/Output ConnectorsConnector Power Bus USB14/ PCI/ISA Expansion Slots Parallel Expansion Bays Expansion Bays Arranging Your Workspace Arranging Your Workspace Arranging Your Workspace ComfortGlare and Lighting Air Circulation Electrical Outlets and Cable LengthsAdditional Planning Considerations Server Configuring Server Configuration Overview Configuration OverviewPCI ISA Configuration/Setup Utility Configuration/SetupTo start the Configuration/Setup Utility program Utility Using the Configuration/Setup Utility To change configuration settingsSystem Summary System Information Devices and I/O Ports Product DataSystem Card Data PCI Routing To set, change, or delete a password SelectSystem Security Date and TimeSystem Security SelectDate Time Using the Power-on Password Menu To set a power-on passwordPassword Results To delete a power-on password PasswordBoot With password PressEnter Using the Administrator Password Menu To enable a UserTo set an To delete Advanced Setup Start OptionsSystem To set System Memory Settings Advanced ISA SettingsServer Processor IRQ Settings Core Chipset Control Error Log Resolving Configuration ConflictsResolving Configuration Conflicts Plug and Play Resolving Hardware Configuration Resolving Software ConfigurationConflicts Configuring the Ethernet Controller HDX Failover for Redundant Ethernet Failover for Redundant EthernetNIC Configuring Failover on OS/2 TheAdapters Configuring Failover on IntraNetWare Using the SCSISelect Utility ProgramUsing the SCSISelect Utility Program Host Adapter Settings Utility ProgramSCSISelect Utility Program Choices Starting the SCSISelect Utilities Disk When To Use the Format Disk Program Performing a Low-Level Disk FormatStarting the Low-Level Format Disk Media Installing Options Contains Before You Begin Before You Begin Electrical Safety Electrical Safety Handling Static-Sensitive Devices Handling Static-Sensitive Devices Preparing to Install Options YouInjury Preparing a Tower Model Front Server Does Not Turn offServer also might That All Option Preparing a Rack Model Before you beginFront Server does Source Installing Options47 Option Go To Working with Adapters Adapter ConsiderationsWorking with Adapters Installing or Removing Adapters Begin Card Type Color Working with Adapters Installing Options53 Installing or Removing ModulesWorking with Memory Modules Working with Memory Dimm Installing or Removing Internal Drives Installing or Removing Internal DrivesLocation of Bays Types of Cables Maximum Allowable Drive SizesBay Drive Width Drive Type Scsi Devices Scsi IDsAutomatically Assigned Scsi IDs All Bays Termination RequirementsBegin, be sure you have Tower model Installing or Removing Drives Removable Installing Options61 To install a drive in bay C DriveDiskette Drive To remove a drive in bay C Drive from Installing or Removing Internal Drives Installing or Installing Microprocessors Installing Microprocessor UpgradesInstalling Microprocessors VRM Installing or Replacing a Microprocessor To install a microprocessor Tabs Installing Options69 Switch Settings for Microprocessor Speed Installing or Replacing Installing or Replacing the Power Supply Connecting External Options Connecting External OptionsAdding External Scsi Devices Attaching External Options To attach an external option Installing a U-Bolt To install a U-bolt and security cableAdding Security Cable Installing Options75 Completing the Installation Completing the Tower Model InstallationCompleting the Installation Installing Options77 What to do next Completing the Rack Model Installation Completing the Installation K32 kg 70.5 lbs K55 kg 121.2 lbs Updating the Server Configuration Updating the Server Configuration Serial Port Connectors Serial Port Connector Pin-Number AssignmentsPin Signal Management Port C Parallel Port Connector Parallel Port Connector Pin-Number Assignments Video Port Connector Video Port Connector Pin-Number AssignmentsPin Keyboard and Mouse Connectors Scsi Connectors External Scsi Connector Shows the pin-number Assignments For 68-pin Scsi connectors USB Port Connector Pin-Number Assignments Ports Ethernet Connector Ethernet Connector Pin-Number Assignments Installing the Server in a Rack Enclosure Server Rack Enclosure Before You Begin Netfinity 5000 Server Operating Specifications For Installing the Rack Model Installing the Rack Model in a Rack EnclosureEnclosure Preparing the Server Installing a Server in a Rack97 Enclosure Preparing the Rack Enclosure To attach the mounting hardware to the rack enclosure Installing Enclosure Long Installing a Server in a Rack101Enclosure Installing the Server in the Rack Enclosure To install Server Into Rack Enclosure Installing Rack Enclosure Removing the Rack Model from a Rack Enclosure Removing the Rack Model Installing a Server in a Rack105Enclosure Solving Problems 107 Identifying Problems Using Status. .LEDs Diagnostic Tools Overview Diagnostic LEDsDiagnostic Test Programs Diagnostic Tools Overview Power-On Self-Test Post Error MessagesPost Beep Codes Troubleshooting Charts Post Error Messages and Beep CodesDiagnostic Error Messages Software-Generated Error Messages Diagnostic Running Diagnostic TestTests To start the diagnostic tests Viewing the Test LogSelectExtended OrBasic To view the Test Log Power-on Self Test Post Messages Post Message TablePost Messages Post Message Security. Then LED Action Action Ensure 962 Parallel Port Configuration Error Occurred Message Description Options Yes ExitYes Action Replace Action No Beep Codes Post Beep Code DescriptionsPost Beep Codes One long and one short beep One long and two short beepsTwo long and two short beeps Post Beep Code Table Beep Code Diagnostic Messages Diagnostic Message TablesDiagnostic Messages Text Messages Failed Diagnostic Messages 015 020030 075 Processor Messages 175Status Display 201 202 Function Diskette Drive Messages215 System 217 Hard Disk Failed Diagnostic Messages Proper Testing301 Messages Library for Control Server Diagnostic Messages Scsi Messages Scsi Message TableScsi Messages Ethernet Controller Messages Novell NetWare or IntraNetWare Server ODI Driver MessagesEthernet Controller Messages Ndis PCNTNW-NW-074 The hardware interrupt cannot be set DidInitialize Small Ndis 2.01 OS/2 Driver Messages PCNTND-15 Device not found PCNTND-16 PCI scan specified, device not foundPCNTND-21 The adapter failed the checksum test Found Ndis 4.0 Windows NT Driver Messages Unix Messages Pnt0-17 Device fault...Reset initiated Pnt0-12 Device failed checksum testPnt0-13 Pnt0-14 Cannot locate hardware Pnt0-23 Pnt0-24Pnt0-26 Pnt0-29 Troubleshooting TroubleshootingCD-ROM Drive ProblemsAction Diskette Drive ProblemsAction Problems Action Problems Pointing Serial Bus Port Software Problem Action AdvancedManagement Network Connection Problems ControllerLink 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Controller Troubleshooting Chart Controller Problem Setup Resolving Memory-Address ConflictsChanging the Software Changing the Hardware Identifying Problems Using Status LEDs Power Supply LEDsIdentifying Problems Using Status LEDs AC Power LED LED Diagnostics Actions LED Information LED panel on the front of the Netf Recovering Bios Recovering BiosTo recover the Bios Checking the System for Damage After Dropping ItAfter Spilling Liquid on Checking the System for Damage Replacing the Battery Replacing the BatteryBefore you begin, be sure you have To replace the battery Server Records and Specifications Specifications161 Records Record the Identification Numbers Server Identification Numbers Installed Device Records Installed Device RecordsInternal and External Drives and Devices Configuration/Setup Program Defaults and Changes Sdram New Value Additional Information Start Options Default RAM Default Settings and Changes Expansion Slot Configuration Information System Board Illustration System Board LEDs System Board Connectors PCI/ISAIDE System Board Switches System Board SwitchesSystem Board Switch Block SW1 Bypassing an Unknown Power-on Password Bypassing Changing Jumper Positions Two-Pin Jumper BlocksChanging Jumper Positions Scsi Jumpers Dasd ScsiTower Addressing Backplane Option Jumper Block Power Cords Dasd Backplane Jumper Block LocationAWG SVT SJT Power Cords For Specific country Are Usually Available only Countries 177 American National Dictionary For InformationTerminology Basic 178 Client EDO Hexadecimal LAN Local PCI Svga Cable UTP Index Numerics 185 ISA Expansion Slot 167 Configuration Updating Server Utility Drive problems 143 purpose 56 removing internal 56 Scsi See rackSee extended Data Output EDO memory Driver 140 IRQ See hard See ISA ISA LED Configuring Problems 146 See PCI See Replacing Scsi SCO Unix Security Options Surge Protectors Tower model Switches Controls Video IBM