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Intel SX220 manual USB Function Submenu, Onboard NIC 1 and 2 Submenu, Onboard Scsi Submenu

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present on a PCI add-in card installed in the slot

In a 2U chassis, options for additional PCI slots PCI bus C will be displayed

USB Function Submenu

Table 13: USB Function Submenu Features

Feature	Choices	Description

USB Function	Enabled	Enables the embedded USB controller.
	Disabled

Onboard NIC 1 and 2 Submenu

Table 14: Onboard NIC 1 and 2 Submenu Features

Feature	Choices	Description

Onboard NIC	Enabled	If enabled, the system uses the embedded NIC.
	Disabled

Embedded NIC ROM	Enabled	Enables the device option ROM.
	Disabled

Onboard SCSI Submenu

Table 15: Onboard SCSI Submenu Features

Feature	Choices	Description

Onboard SCSI	Enabled	Enables or disables embedded legacy SCSI controller
	Disabled	hardware.
		hardware.

Embedded LVD SCSI ROM	Enabled	Enables the device expansion ROM
	Disabled

Onboard R-IDE Submenu

Table 16: Onboard R-IDE Submenu Features

Feature	Choices	Description

Onboard R-IDE	Enabled	If disabled, the embedded R-IDE device is turned off
	Disabled	and the device resources are hidden from the system

Onboard R-IDE ROM	Enabled	If enabled, initialises the embedded R-IDE device
	Disabled	expansion ROM

Onboard Video Submenu

Table 17: Onboard Video Submenu Features

Feature	Choices	Description

Onboard Video	Enabled	Enables the embedded video controller.
	Disabled

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Intel SX220 manual USB Function Submenu, Onboard NIC 1 and 2 Submenu, Onboard Scsi Submenu, Onboard R-IDE Submenu

Contents

Viglen SX220 User Guide MA-SX220-0A-01 User GuideContents Configuration Software and utility Installing the System in a RackTechnical Reference 129 Solving Problems 121Equipment Log & Power Consumption 137 Intel Server Control 104Suggestions AppendixViglen, EMC and the ‘CE’ mark Copyrights and TrademarksIntroduction OverviewChassis Specification Physical Specifications Chassis Front Controls and IndicatorsPhysical Specifications Front Panel Controls and Indicators Front Panel Controls and IndicatorsChassis Back I/O Ports and Features Chassis Back I/O Ports and FeaturesRack and Cabinet Mounting Options Power SupplySystem Cooling SecurityOptional Peripherals Hot-Swappable Hard Disk DrivesFlex Bay Motherboard Specification Server Board FeaturesServer Board Features Server Board components Server Board Connector and Component LocationsBack Plane Connectors Back Panel ConnectorsProcessor MemoryAdd-in Board Slots Video Scsi ControllerIDE Controller NIC Connector and Status LEDs Network Teaming FeaturesNetwork Controller Adapter Fault Tolerance General Configuration NotesPreferred Primary Adapter RJ-45 Serial Port Adaptive Load BalancingCisco Fast EtherChannel Keyboard and MouseJumper Clock Pin-out Jumper Block Pin-outAcpi Intrusion Switch MonitoringSoftware Locks Using PasswordsSecure Mode Summary of Software Security FeaturesSoftware Security Features Server can boot and run the operating system, but mouse Boot without Before You Begin Assembling the SystemViglen SX220 User Guide Installing the Server Board Removing the CoverRemoving the Riser Cards Removing the Riser Cards Removing the Fan AssemblyRemoving the Fan Assembly Installing the Server BoardAttaching the Server Board Viglen SX220 User Guide Routing Cables Routing CablesViglen SX220 User Guide Installing the Fan Assembly Installing the Fan AssemblySystem Fan Connectors Installing the Power Cord and Strain Relief StrapAdding Components to the Server Board Installing ProcessorsInserting the Processor Installing the Heatsink Locking Heatsink Lever Memory Install the Processor TerminatorInstalling a PCI Card on a Riser Card Installing PeripheralsInstalling a PCI card of the riser Installing a Riser Card on the Server BoardInstalling a Riser Card Installing a Hard DriveHard Drive Carrier Installing a Tape Drive Installing a CD-ROM Drive/FDD ModuleMounting a Tape Drive Viglen SX220 User Guide Mounting the Tape DriveSuggested Tape Drive Cabling Connecting to the On-board Scsi ControllerOnboard Scsi Connector Connecting to a Scsi Controller on a Full-height PCI CardInstalling a COM 1 port in the Rear I/O Connecting to a Scsi Controller on a Low Profile PCI CardInstalling the Front Bezel Viglen SX220 User Guide Installing the BezelInstalling the System in a Rack Attach Inside Rails to Chassis Removing the RailsAttaching the Rails Attach Rail Brackets to PostsAttach a Rail Assembly to a Front Bracket Attaching Rail Assembly to Rear Bracket Install the Chassis on the RailsRails Fully Extended Hot Keys Configuration Software and UtilityConfiguration Utilities Hot KeysPower-On Self-Test Post If You Cannot Access Bios Setup Using Bios SetupSetup Menu Record you Setup SettingsProcessor Settings Submenu Main MenuPrimary Master/Slave Submenu Advanced Menu PCI Configuration SubmenuAdvanced Menu Features PCI Configuration Submenu FeaturesOnboard R-IDE Submenu USB Function SubmenuOnboard NIC 1 and 2 Submenu Onboard Scsi SubmenuAdvanced Chipset Control Submenu Features Peripheral Configuration SubmenuMemory Configuration Submenu Peripheral Configuration Submenu FeaturesMinute Security Menu FeaturesSecurity Menu LimitedServer Menu Server Redirection SubmenuConsole Redirection Submenu Event Log Configuration Submenu Features Boot MenuEvent Log Configuration Submenu Boot Device Priority SubmenuHard Disk Submenu Removable Devices SubmenuAtapi Cdrom Drives Submenu Running the Adaptec SCSISelect Utility Temporarily Changing the Boot Device PriorityExit Menu Features Exit MenuMenu for each Scsi Channel When to Run the Adaptec SCSISelect UtilityConfiguring the Adaptec AIC-7899 Scsi Adapter SCSISelect Navigation KeysRunning the Promise FastBuild Utility When to Run the Promise FastBuild UtilityRunning the Promise FastBuild Utility Direct Platform Control DPC ConsoleDPC Console Modes of Operation Running the DPC Console Using the System Setup UtilityWhat You Need to Do Running the SSUStarting the SSU Customising the SSU System Setup Utility Main WindowLaunching a Task To Change or Clear your Password MultiBoot Options Add-inPassword Add-in To Set your PasswordTo Change or Clear the User Password Admin Password ButtonTo Change or Clear the Administrator Password User Password ButtonFile SEL Manager Add-inClose Button Help ButtonHelp FRU Manager Add-inView SettingsSDR Manager Add-in System Update Add-InRecovery Agent Configuration Save/Restore Add-InArea Buttons Recovery Agent Platform Event Manager Window Platform Event Manager Add-inOptions Platform Event Paging DialogBlackout Period in Minutes BMC LAN-Configuration DialogEnable PEP Checkbox Help TopicsOptions Menu BMC LAN-Configuration DialogLAN Access Mode Enable LAN Alerts CheckboxEnter New Password Verify New PasswordAlert IP Address Platform Event Action DialogGateway IP Address Subnet MaskEnabled Listbox Disabled ListboxFile Menu Emergency Management Port Dialog Emergency Management Port DialogHangup String ESC SequenceExiting the SSU Platform Event Paging Using Platform Event PagingPreparation Software UpdatesSoftware Update Package Creating a Bootable DisketteUpdating ExtractionCreating the Bios Upgrade Diskette Individual UpdatesBios Upgrade Description Preparing for the Upgrade Obtaining a Bios UpdateRecovering the Bios Upgrading the Bios100 Changing the Bios LanguageFirmware Update Utility Description Running the Firmware Update UtilityFRU/SDR Load Utility Description How You Use the FRU/SDR Load Utility101 Using Specified CFG File Command Line FormatCommand Description Parsing the Command LineFiltering Records from the SDR File Configuration FileDisplaying Utility Title and Version Prompting for Product Level FRU Information104 Intel Server Control105 About Intel Server ControlIntroducing Intel Server Control Intel Server Control Components106 Managing Remote ServersFinding the Right Tool Server Management Basics107 System Administrator TasksServer Management Tools Platform Instrumentation Control108 What is Platform Instrumentation?109 Direct Platform Control110 Client System Setup UtilityDMI Explorer Service Partition and Remote DiagnosticsWhat is the Service Partition? Remote DiagnosticsEnterprise Management Consoles Management ConsolesServer Management Consoles Workgroup Management ConsolesTelephone Connecting to a Remote ServerOpenView Unicenter TNGSetting Up a Telephone Connection From the Remote Server114 Direct Paging an AdministratorSetting Up an Icmb Connection Setting Up a Direct ConnectionUsing the Intel Server Control Console Server Event Notifications116 117 Button Bar FeaturesISC Console Button Bar Intel Server Control Console Main Screen118 Server Menu OptionsDiscover AddNavigation Pane View Menu OptionsDelete/Delete All Icon View/List View120 Status BarInitial System Startup Solving ProblemsResetting the System ChecklistAfter the System Has Been Running Correctly Running New Application Software122 123 More Problem Solving Procedures124 Specific Problems and Corrective ActionsMonitoring Post Verifying Proper Operation of Key System Lights125 Characters Are Distorted or IncorrectSystem Cooling Fans Do Not Rotate Properly Diskette Drive Activity Light Does Not Light126 Activity LED doesn’t light Problems with NetworkServer hangs when the drivers are loaded Diagnostics pass, but the connection failsProblems with Application Software Bootable CD-ROM Is Not Detected128 Server Board Jumpers Diagnostic LEDsConfiguration Jumper Technical ReferenceCode Description Post Diagnostic LED Decoder130 Post Codes131 132 Post Diagnostic LED Decoder Description 133Code Product EMC Compliance Product Safety ComplianceRegulatory & Integration Information Product Regulatory Compliance135 Electromagnetic Compatibility Notices136 Replacing the Backup BatteryEquipment Log Equipment Log & Power ConsumptionEquipment Log 137138 Calculating Power Consumption Current Usage139 Current maximum at voltage level Device +3.3 Standby +12 Worksheet, Calculating DC Power UsagePower Usage Worksheet 140141 Worksheet, Total Combined Power Used by the SystemAppendix Contacting Viglen142 143 144 145 Introduction to EMC Viglen, EMC and the ‘CE’ mark146 CE MarkingCopyright and Patents Copyrights and TrademarksPlease note Trademarks148 Suggestions149