Mechanical Locks and Monitoring
Figure 2-7 shows the server mechanical locks and monitoring.
Figure 2-7. Mechanical Locks and Monitoring
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A | Front panel | Key lock the short front panel door to prevent access to the | ||||
| key lock | power and reset switches. This lock also secures the right- | ||||
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B | Location of | The intrusion alarm switch is present on the SCSI drive bay | ||||
| internal | door. The switch opens when the drive bay door is opened. An | ||||
| intrusion | intrusion alarm signal is transmitted to the system board, | ||||
| alarm switch | where server management software processes the signal for | ||||
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| security. | ||||
