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Troubleshooting
Install
Password
Error Checking
System Status LED Indicators
Connecting the Power Cord
Configuration Constraints
Problem Solving
Resetting the System
Diskette access
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Upgrades and Options
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Contents
Server MT2000
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Regulatory Information
Safety Notices for Users Outside of the U.S.A. and Canada
Safety Notices
Care and Handling
Page
Contents
Page
Introduction
Contents
Page
Chapter
Organization
Appendix B
Appendix a
Appendix C
Appendix D
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Notational Conventions
Bios
Features
Overview
Features
Expanding the Server as Needs Grow
Configuration Constraints
Feature Description
System Feature Summary
Features
Front Chassis Features And Controls
Chassis Front Features and Controls
Features
System Status LED Indicators
Status LED Indicator Descriptions
Disk Drive Status LED Panel Indicators
Status Description Response
Resetting the System
System Status Abnormal Conditions
LED Amber Conditions
Rear Chassis Features And Controls
Chassis Rear Features and Controls
See Configuring Switch and Jumper Settings in Chapter
Power Supply Status
Power Supply Status Lamp Descriptions
Board set summary Feature description
System Board Features
System Board Connector and Component Locations
Narrow Scsi connector
Processor/Memory Board Connector and Component Locations
Proces sor
Emo ry
Bus Master I/O Expansion Slots
Video
Real-Time Clock/Calendar
Peripheral Controller
Scsi Controllers
Keyboard and Mouse
External Device Connectors
Peripheral Devices
SCSI-2 Hard Drive Bays
Six bays for Scsi drives
SCSI-2 Hard Drive Bays
Scsi Drive Hot-swap Backplane
Removable Media Drive Bays
Removable Media Drive Bays
Power System
Number of Power Supplies in a Configuration
Server Security
Mechanical Locks and Monitoring
Mechanical Locks and Monitoring
Using Passwords
Software Locks via the Bios Setup
Power LED Indicators
Hot Swap Power
Hot Swap FAN
Power Supply Module Features
Front Fan Features
10. The Rear Fan Features
Setup
Selecting a Site
Getting Familiar with the System
Unpacking the System
Making Connections
Making Connections
Connecting the Power Cord
Powering On Your System
Configuring Your System
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Configuring Your System
System Configuration Utility SCU
SYS a
Using the SCU
Menu Options Description
System Configuration Utility Main Menu
System Configuration Utility Menu
SCU Command Line Parameters
SCU Configurations
SCU Configuration Settings
NumLock Boot State Boot Device
Display Setup Prompt
Cache Memory
Display F1 Prompt
Insert
ISA Board Configuration
ISA Board Definitions Your Configuration
ISA Board Configurations
Enter
Bios Setup Utility
Menu Use
Using the Bios Setup Utility
Key Function in Setup Menu
Bios Setup Configuration Settings
Bios Setup Configurations
Memory Shadow
Boot Sequence
Numlock
Base Memory
CPU Reconfiguration
Memory Reconfiguration
SMB Configuration
Advanced Chipset Control
Set User Password
Set Supervisor Password
Password on boot
Diskette access
Exiting Bios Setup
Using the Utilities Diskette
MS-DOS Startup Menu
CHOICE.COM
Viewing the Event Log
SCSISelect Utility
Bus Device Selected Scsi Adapter
Using the SCSISelect Utility
SCSISelect Setup Configurations
SCSISelect Configuration Settings
Arrows
Scsi Bus Interface Definitions
Exiting SCSISelect
Function Select Switches and Dump Button
Configuring I/O Riser Board Function Select Switches
Switch Signal Settings Function
Function Select Switch Settings
Before You Begin
Configuring System Board Jumpers
System Board Jumpers
J6A
System Board Jumper Configurations
J613
CPU Speed Jumper Configurations
Moving System Board Jumpers
Updating the Bios
Clearing and Changing the Password
Resetting the Cmos Nvram
Upgrades and Options
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Upgrades and Options
Precautions
Upgrades and Options
Upgrades and Options
Equipment Log
Preparing Your System for Upgrade
Removing a Side Panel
System side panel
Installing a Side Panel
Removing the Top Cover
Removing top cover
System Top Cover
Removing the Board Support Panel
Installing the Top Cover
Removing board support panel
Installing the Board Support Panel
Removing the Processor/Memory Board
Modifying the Processor/Memory Board
Pentium Pro Processor
Installing an Optional Pentium Processor
Removing a Processor
DIM M s
Installing DIMMs
Inserting Memory DIMMs
Removing DIMMs
Installing the Processor/Memory Board
Installing the Processor/Memory Board
Modifying the System Board
Video Memory Location
Video Memory
Non Volatile Memory
Installing Video Memory
Replacing the Non Volatile Memory
Location of the Real-Time Clock Battery
Real-time Clock Battery
Replacing the Battery
Option Boards
Option board connectors on system board
Installation Considerations
Upgrades and Options
Controller/Adapter Hardware Configurations
IRQ3 Memory Option Option Board Address Slot
Option Board Hardware Configurations
11. Removing the Expansion Slot Screw and Cover
Installing an Option Board
Option board installation
12. Installing an Option Board
Upgrades and Options
Removing an Option Board
Removing a Power Supply Module
Power Supply Module
13. Removing a Power Supply Module
Installing a Power Supply Module
Installing or Swapping a Disk Drive in a Hot-swap Bay
Installing or Swapping a Hard Drive
14. Disk Drive in Hot-swap Bay
Installing 3 1/2inch hard disk
Drive in carrier for hot-swap
Bays
Removable Media Devices and Diskette Drives
Bay C
Bay a
Bay D
Bay E
Installing a 5 1/4-Inch Device or 3 1/2-Inch Diskette Drive
17. Removing Front Plastic Cover
18. Removing Blank Panel Tray
Removing side rails from blank panel tray
19. Removing Side Rails
20. Attaching Side Rails to a Device
Upgrades and Options
22. Installing Device Cables
Removing a 5 1/4-Inch Device or 3 1/2-Inch Diskette Drive
23. Adding Blank Panel Tray
Installing blank panel tray
Swapping Out a Fan Module
24. Removing the Front Fan modules
25. Removing the Rear Fan modules
Problem Solving
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Resetting the System
Reset button
Power off/on
Initial System Startup
Troubleshooting Checklists
Problem Solving
Running New Application Software
After System Has Been Running Correctly
Additional Troubleshooting Procedures
Error Checking
Troubleshooting Guide
Preparing the System for Diagnostic Testing
Monitoring Post while it is running
Post Keys and Errors
Verifying Proper Operation of Key System Indicators
Power LED Does Not Light
Specific Problems and Corrective Actions
System Cooling Fans Do Not Rotate
No Characters Appear On Screen
Incorrect Or No Beep Code
Characters are Distorted or Incorrect
Floppy Disk Drive Activity LED Does Not Light
Hard Disk Drive Activity LED Does Not Light
Problems with Application Software
Error and Status Messages
Bios User’s Information
Bios Messages
Press F2 to enter Setup
Press F1 to resume, F2 to Setup
Previous boot incomplete Default
Configuration used
Messages and Beep Codes
Code Beeps Post Routine Description
Post Tests
Problem Solving
Problem Solving
System and Disk Status LED User’s Information
Power Status Off Power OFF
System Status Abnormal Conditions
System Cabling
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Before You Begin Static Precautions
Standard Scsi Bus Configuration
Figure A-1. Standard System Cable Configuration
Figure A-2. Standard Scsi Bus Cable Routing
Figure A-3. RAID Cable Configuration
RAID Configuration
Installing the RAID Controller
Figure A-4. Removing the Top Ultra Wide Scsi Cable Connector
Figure A-5. Removing the Metal Cover
Figure A-6. Rerouting the Ultra Wide Scsi Cable
Configuring the RAID Controller
Memory Configurations
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Figure B-1. System Board Dimm Sockets
Memory Dimm Configurations
Table B-1. Memory Configurations
Option Boards
Introduction
Devices
Devices
Network Operating Systems
Network Operating Systems
Equipment Log
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Equipment Log
Equipment Log
Equipment Log
Glossary
Configuration
Command
Default
Cache memory
Expansion slot
Expanded memory
Extended memory
Flash Eprom
Hard disk drive
ISA Configuration
Hardware
Utility
Megabyte
LPT1 or LPT2
Math coprocessor
Memory
Pentium
Password
Peripheral
Pixel
Serial port
Setup program
Software
System board
Glossary
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