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LED	diagnostics		154	memory (continued)
lighting		16		connector	locations 54
lights				default	settings	165, 167
CD	eject 7			device	records	164
CD-ROM		in-use	8	problems	146

diskette	drive	7	size	errors 55
Ethernet Link Status 10, 149, 150			memory	module (DIMM)
Ethernet	Speed	10	buffered extended data output (EDO) 54
Ethernet	Speed	100 Mbps 149	device records 167

Ethernet Transmit/Receive Activity 10,		149, 150installing 54
hard disk drive activity 10		purpose	54
Hard Disk Drive In-Use 9		removing	54
hard disk drive status 10		size	54
identifying	problems 153	speed	54
POST Complete	9	system	54
power modules 11		type	54

power

supply

11,

153

menus

power-on

9

Configuration/Setup

22

Primary

Microprocessor

Activity

10

diagnostic

test programs

111

Secondary

Microprocessor

Activity 10

SCSISelect Utility

program

36

System

Error

10

messages

lights

not

working

144

battery

failure

115

liquid spilled on server 158

CD-ROM diagnostic (215) 129

locations

core system diagnostic (001) 126

adapter

49

device

configuration

error 115

battery

160

diagnostic

125

devices

163

diskette drive diagnostic (206) 129

drive

bays

56

error

125

drives

163

ethernet

diagnostic

(301)

131

expansion

slots

49

ethernet

diagnostic

(302)

131

features

12, 14

ethernet

diagnostic

(405)

131

power

switch

8

hard disk drive diagnostic (217) 130

processor-upgrade socket 66

invalid

SCSI

135

server

identification

numbers

162

memory

configuration

error

115

server

records

163,

164

microprocessor diagnostic (089) 127, 131

switches

170

parallel

port

diagnostic

(014)

126

system

memory

54

PCI

interface

diagnostic

(020)

127

termination

59

POST

114

lock,

cover

76

power

supply

diagnostic

(075) 127

lock,

door

144

SCSI interface diagnostic (030) 127

low-level format program

serial port diagnostic (011) 126

backing

up

files

38

status display diagnostic (180) 128

overview

38

system cache diagnostic (202) 129, 133

using

38

system memory diagnostic (201) 128, 132

when to

use

38

system-management processor diagnostic

(165)

128

M

thermal

system

diagnostic

(175)

128

USB port interface diagnostic (015) 127

Main Menu

video system diagnostic (005) 126

Configuration/Setup

22

microprocessor

diagnostic

test

programs

111

installing

67, 68

mechanical loading, rack enclosure 94

installing

secondary

66

memory

introduction

66

address

conflicts

152

location

66

assigning

system

resources 30

microprocessor

66

configuration

error

115

options

66

Index 191

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Contents

Hardware Information and Procedures All 1998 Iii Tables Contents Enclosure Server Records and SpecificationsIndex Rack Vii Safety Information Statements This Hazard, do not connect or disconnect anyShock hazard Must Lithium Battery Notice Laser Compliance Statement Laser Compliance Statement How This Book is Organized About This Book Related Publications Related Publications Introducing Your Use safe lifting practices when lifting your machineK32 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 Post BiosReliability, Availability Server Controls Controls and IndicatorsControls and Indicators Server Also Power-on switchAll electrical All Disk Drive In-Use Light Status IndicatorsLED Reserved Activity LightHard Disk Drive Amber Lights Tower model Rack model Power Input/Output Connectors Input/Output ConnectorsConnector Power USB Bus14/ PCI/ISA Expansion Slots Parallel Expansion Bays Expansion Bays Arranging Your Workspace Arranging Your Workspace Glare and Lighting Arranging Your WorkspaceComfort Electrical Outlets and Cable Lengths Air CirculationAdditional Planning Considerations Server Server Configuring Configuration Overview Configuration OverviewPCI ISA Configuration/Setup Configuration/Setup UtilityTo start the Configuration/Setup Utility program Utility To change configuration settings Using the Configuration/Setup UtilitySystem Summary System Information Product Data Devices and I/O PortsSystem Card Data PCI Routing Date and Time To set, change, or delete a password SelectSystem SecuritySystem Security SelectDate Time Password Results Using the Power-on Password MenuTo set a power-on password Password To delete a power-on passwordBoot With password PressEnter To enable a User Using the Administrator Password MenuTo set an To delete Start Options Advanced SetupSystem To set System Advanced ISA Settings Memory SettingsServer Processor IRQ Settings Core Chipset Control Resolving Configuration Conflicts Error LogResolving Configuration Conflicts Plug and Play Conflicts Resolving Hardware ConfigurationResolving Software Configuration HDX Configuring the Ethernet Controller NIC Failover for Redundant EthernetFailover for Redundant Ethernet TheAdapters Configuring Failover on OS/2 Using the SCSISelect Utility Program Configuring Failover on IntraNetWareUsing the SCSISelect Utility Program Utility Program Host Adapter SettingsSCSISelect Utility Program Choices Starting the SCSISelect Disk Utilities Performing a Low-Level Disk Format When To Use the Format Disk ProgramStarting the Low-Level Format Disk Media Contains Installing Options Before You Begin Before You Begin Electrical Safety Electrical Safety Handling Static-Sensitive Devices Handling Static-Sensitive Devices Injury Preparing to Install OptionsYou Front Server Does Not Turn off Preparing a Tower ModelServer also might That All Option Before you begin Preparing a Rack ModelFront Server does Source Installing Options47 Option Go To Working with Adapters Working with AdaptersAdapter Considerations Begin Installing or Removing Adapters Color Card Type Working with Adapters Installing Options53 Modules Installing or RemovingWorking with Memory Modules Working with Memory Dimm Location of Bays Installing or Removing Internal DrivesInstalling or Removing Internal Drives Bay Drive Width Drive Type Types of CablesMaximum Allowable Drive Sizes Automatically Assigned Scsi IDs Scsi DevicesScsi IDs Termination Requirements All BaysBegin, be sure you have Tower model Removable Installing or Removing Drives Installing Options61 Drive To install a drive in bay CDiskette Drive To remove a drive in bay C Drive from Installing or Removing Internal Drives Installing or Installing Microprocessor Upgrades Installing MicroprocessorsInstalling Microprocessors VRM To install a microprocessor Installing or Replacing a Microprocessor Tabs Installing Options69 Switch Settings for Microprocessor Speed Installing or Replacing the Power Supply Installing or Replacing Adding External Scsi Devices Connecting External OptionsConnecting External Options To attach an external option Attaching External Options To install a U-bolt and security cable Installing a U-BoltAdding Security Cable Installing Options75 Completing the Installation Completing the InstallationCompleting the Tower Model 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 Pin Signal Serial Port ConnectorsSerial Port Connector Pin-Number Assignments Management Port C Parallel Port Connector Pin-Number Assignments Parallel Port Connector Pin Video Port ConnectorVideo Port Connector Pin-Number Assignments Keyboard and Mouse Connectors External Scsi Connector Scsi Connectors Shows the pin-number Assignments For 68-pin Scsi connectors Ports USB Port Connector Pin-Number Assignments Ethernet Connector Pin-Number Assignments Ethernet Connector Server Rack Enclosure Installing the Server in a Rack Enclosure Before You Begin For Netfinity 5000 Server Operating Specifications Installing the Rack Model in a Rack Enclosure Installing the Rack ModelEnclosure Preparing the Server Installing a Server in a Rack97 Enclosure To attach the mounting hardware to the rack enclosure Preparing the Rack Enclosure Enclosure Installing Long Installing a Server in a Rack101Enclosure To install Server Into Rack Enclosure Installing the Server in the Rack Enclosure Rack Enclosure Installing Removing the Rack Model Removing the Rack Model from a Rack Enclosure Installing a Server in a Rack105Enclosure 107 Solving Problems Identifying Problems Using Status. .LEDs Diagnostic LEDs Diagnostic Tools OverviewDiagnostic Test Programs Diagnostic Tools Overview Post Beep Codes Power-On Self-Test PostError Messages Post Error Messages and Beep Codes Troubleshooting ChartsDiagnostic Error Messages Software-Generated Error Messages Tests DiagnosticRunning Diagnostic Test Viewing the Test Log To start the diagnostic testsSelectExtended OrBasic To view the Test Log Post Messages Power-on Self Test Post MessagesPost Message Table Post Message LED Security. Then Action Ensure Action 962 Parallel Port Configuration Error Occurred Message Description Yes OptionsYes Exit Action No Action Replace Post Beep Codes Beep CodesPost Beep Code Descriptions Two long and two short beeps One long and one short beepOne long and two short beeps Beep Code Post Beep Code Table Diagnostic Message Tables Diagnostic MessagesDiagnostic Messages Text Messages Failed Diagnostic Messages 020 015030 075 175 Processor MessagesStatus Display 201 Function Diskette Drive Messages 202215 System Hard Disk 217 Proper Testing Failed Diagnostic Messages301 Messages Library for Server Control Diagnostic Messages Scsi Messages Scsi MessagesScsi Message Table Novell NetWare or IntraNetWare Server ODI Driver Messages Ethernet Controller MessagesEthernet Controller Messages Ndis Did PCNTNW-NW-074 The hardware interrupt cannot be setInitialize Small Ndis 2.01 OS/2 Driver Messages PCNTND-16 PCI scan specified, device not found PCNTND-15 Device not foundPCNTND-21 The adapter failed the checksum test Found Unix Messages Ndis 4.0 Windows NT Driver Messages Pnt0-12 Device failed checksum test Pnt0-17 Device fault...Reset initiatedPnt0-13 Pnt0-14 Cannot locate hardware Pnt0-24 Pnt0-23Pnt0-26 Pnt0-29 Troubleshooting TroubleshootingCD-ROM Drive ProblemsAction Diskette Drive ProblemsAction Problems Action Problems Pointing Port Serial Bus Management Software Problem ActionAdvanced Link Network Connection ProblemsController 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Controller Troubleshooting Chart Controller Problem Resolving Memory-Address Conflicts SetupChanging the Software Changing the Hardware Power Supply LEDs Identifying Problems Using Status LEDsIdentifying Problems Using Status LEDs AC Power LED Actions LED Diagnostics LED Information LED panel on the front of the Netf To recover the Bios Recovering BiosRecovering Bios After Dropping It Checking the System for DamageAfter Spilling Liquid on Checking the System for Damage Before you begin, be sure you have Replacing the BatteryReplacing the Battery To replace the battery Specifications Server Records and Specifications161 Records Server Identification Numbers Record the Identification Numbers Internal and External Drives and Devices Installed Device RecordsInstalled Device Records Sdram Configuration/Setup Program Defaults and Changes Start Options New Value Additional Information Default Expansion Slot Configuration Information RAM Default Settings and Changes System Board LEDs System Board Illustration IDE System Board ConnectorsPCI/ISA System Board Switch Block SW1 System Board SwitchesSystem Board Switches Bypassing Bypassing an Unknown Power-on Password Changing Jumper Positions Changing Jumper PositionsTwo-Pin Jumper Blocks Dasd Scsi Scsi JumpersTower Addressing Backplane Option Jumper Block Dasd Backplane Jumper Block Location Power CordsAWG SVT SJT Countries Power Cords For Specific country Are Usually Available only American National Dictionary For Information 177Terminology Basic Client 178 Hexadecimal EDO Local LAN PCI Cable Svga UTP 185 Index Numerics Expansion Slot 167 ISA Configuration Updating Server Utility See rack Drive problems 143 purpose 56 removing internal 56 ScsiSee extended Data Output EDO memory Driver 140 See hard IRQ ISA See ISA LED Configuring Problems 146 See See PCI Scsi SCO Unix Replacing Security Options Surge Protectors Tower model Switches Controls Video IBM