Nec EXPRESS5800/100 SERIES N8100-1635F Manual de usuario

NEC Express5800/100 SeriesN8100-1635FNEC Express5800/E110b-MUser's Guide1st Edition7-2010ONL-520_005_02-E110bM-100-00-1007

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7-10 TroubleshootingOn-screen error message Recommended action0B95 BMC FRU device failure0B96BMC SDR Repositoryfailure0B97 BMC SEL device failure0B98

Troubleshooting 7-11On-screen error message Recommended action0BD1 1st SMBus device Errordetected1. Take one of the following measures to reboot (res

7-12 TroubleshootingError Messages on Virtual LCDIf POST detects an error, it displays POST error code on Virtual LCD upon completion of POST.See the

Troubleshooting 7-13POST Progress CodesPOST progress code Description28h Initializing and checking memory2Ah Zero Clear of memory2Ch Address line tes

7-14 TroubleshootingOther MessagesMessages displayed on upper lineWhen STATUS lamp is lighting in green:On-screenmessageDescription ActionPrepare To

Troubleshooting 7-15Messages displayed on lower lineWhen STATUS lamp is off:On-screenmessageDescription ActionSMI Timeout A timeout error occurreddur

7-16 TroubleshootingOn-screenmessageDescription ActionWDT Timeout Watchdog timer timeouterror occurred.1. Take one of the following measures toreboot

Troubleshooting 7-17When STATUS lamp is lighting in amber:On-screenmessageDescription ActionProc Temp Alm 02 A low temperature alarmis detected in pr

7-18 TroubleshootingOn-screenmessageDescription ActionBB Temp2 Alm 02A low temperature alarmis detected in base board.BB Temp2 Alm 09A high temperatu

Troubleshooting 7-19On-screenmessageDescription ActionVBAT Alm 02A voltage alarm (lowerlimit) occurred on lithiumbattery.VBAT Alm 09 A voltage alarm

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7-20 TroubleshootingOn-screenmessageDescription ActionBB 1.8v Alm 021.8V voltage alarm (lowerlimit) occurred.BB 1.8v Alm 091.8V voltage alarm (upperl

Troubleshooting 7-21On-screenmessageDescription ActionProc 1.05v Alm 021.05V voltage alarm(lower limit) occurred onprocessor.Proc 1.05v Alm 09 1.05V

7-22 TroubleshootingWhen STATUS lamp is blinking in amber:On-screenmessageDescription ActionSystem FAN2R Alm A warning was detectedon the rear fan bo

Troubleshooting 7-23On-screenmessageDescription ActionBB Temp2 Alm 00A low temperaturewarning was detected onbase board.BB Temp2 Alm 07 A high temper

7-24 TroubleshootingOn-screenmessageDescription ActionVBAT Alm 00A voltage warning (lowerlimit) was detected onlithium battery.VBAT Alm 07 A voltage

Troubleshooting 7-25On-screenmessageDescription ActionBB 1.8v Alm 001.8V voltage warning(lower limit) was detected.BB 1.8v Alm 071.8V voltage warning

7-26 TroubleshootingOn-screenmessageDescription ActionProc 1.05v Alm 001.05V voltage warning(lower limit) was detectedon processor.Proc 1.05v Alm 07

Troubleshooting 7-27SOLVING PROBLEMSWhen the system fails to operate as expected, see the following to find out your problem and followthe instructio

7-28 TroubleshootingFail to power-off: Is the POWER switch function disabled?→ Restart the modular server and then run the BIOS SETUP utility.<

Troubleshooting 7-29Fail to access to internal or external devices (or such devices fail to operate): Are cables properly connected?→ Make sure th

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7-30 TroubleshootingFail to access the hard disk drive: Is the hard disk drive applicable to the modular server?→ Operation of any device that is

Troubleshooting 7-31Fail to access to the DVD/CD-ROM: Is the DVD/CD-ROM properly set in the optical disk drive tray?→ Take the DVD/CD-ROM disk out

7-32 TroubleshootingForgotten the login name/password to use the remote management feature through Webbrowser:→ If you have forgotten the login name

Troubleshooting 7-33Problems with NEC EXPRESSBUILDERWhen the modular server is not booted from the NEC EXPRESSBUILDER DVD, check thefollowing: Did

7-34 TroubleshootingMAINTENANCE TOOLSThe Maintenance Tools is used for preventive maintenance, fault analysis, and several settings.IMPORTANT: This g

Troubleshooting 7-35 4. To use a tool on local console, select "Tool menu (Normal mode)".To use a tool from remote console, select "T

7-36 TroubleshootingWhen you use a remote console 6. Select a desired tool to start it.

Troubleshooting 7-37Function of Maintenance ToolsThe following functions can be performed in the Maintenance Tools. Maintenance UtilityThe Off-line

7-38 Troubleshooting BIOS/FW UpdatingUse this menu to update the software module such as BIOS and firmware of the modularserver.IMPORTANT: Do not t

Troubleshooting 7-39Maintenance Tools with Remote ConsoleThis subsection describes the procedures for using Maintenance Tools with remote console.Mai

Chapter 1Notes on Using Your Modular ServerThis chapter includes information necessary for proper and safe operation of the modular server.

7-40 TroubleshootingNOTE: The BIOS SETUP information is set as shown below. Serial Port: [Enabled]Base I/O Address: [3F8]Interrupt: [IRQ 4] BIOS

Troubleshooting 7-41SYSTEM MANAGEMENTThe System Management feature makes settings for using the notification function by theBaseboard Management Cont

7-42 TroubleshootingRESETTING THE MODULAR SERVERThis section describes how to reset the modular server when the modular server halts or when youwant

Troubleshooting 7-43CLEARING CMOS DATA AND PASSWORDWith the pre-installed SETUP utility, you can set desired passwords to protect the data stored in

7-44 TroubleshootingThe following figure illustrates the jumper switch location.Clearing CMOS Data 1. Record the current BIOS settings. 2. See the

Chapter 8Upgrading Your Modular ServerThis chapter describes optional devices available for the modular server, procedures to install orremove such op

8-2 Upgrading Your Modular ServerSAFETY NOTESObserve the following notes to install or remove optional devices safely and properly.WARNINGObserve the

Upgrading Your Modular Server 8-3ANTI-STATIC MEASURESThe modular server contains electronic components sensitive to static electricity. Avoid failu

8-4 Upgrading Your Modular ServerCONFIRMATION AFTER INSTALLATION/REMOVALConfirm the following after installing an option and removing a component:

Upgrading Your Modular Server 8-5PREPARATION FOR INSTALLATION/REMOVALTo install or remove an optional device in/from the modular server, you should

1-2 Notes on Using Your Modular ServerSAFETY NOTESThis section provides notes on using the modular server safely. Read this section carefully to en

8-6 Upgrading Your Modular ServerINSTALLATION/REMOVAL PROCEDUREInstall or remove the devices in the following procedure.SO-DIMMThe SO-DIMM (Small Out

Upgrading Your Modular Server 8-7Adding Order and Precautions Install DIMMs one by one. Two DIMMs must be the same capacity and same speed. (Ch

8-8 Upgrading Your Modular ServerRemovalRemove the DIMM in the following procedure.NOTE: To remove the defected DIMM, check the error messageappearin

Upgrading Your Modular Server 8-9Hard Disk DriveThe modular server can contain only one 2.5-inch SATA hard disk drives.IMPORTANT: The hard disk d

8-10 Upgrading Your Modular ServerInstallationInstall the hard disk drive in the following procedure. 1. After providing the shutdown processing for

Upgrading Your Modular Server 8-11 6. Install the hard disk drive to the modular server. Use the four screws you have removedfrom the modular serv

8-12 Upgrading Your Modular ServerRemovalInstall the hard disk drive in the following procedure. 1. After providing the shutdown processing for the

Upgrading Your Modular Server 8-13 7. Secure the hard disk drive bracket to the modular server with four screws.

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Appendix ASpecificationsNEC Express5800/E110b-MItemN8100-1635FType Intel Atom processor N450Clock 1.66GHz2nd Cache 512KBStandard 1CPUMaximum 1Chipse

Notes on Using Your Modular Server 1-3WARNINGDo not use the equipment in the place where corrosive gases exist.Make sure not to locate or use the m

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Appendix BUsing a Client Computer Which Has a CD DriveThe NEC EXPRESSBUILDER is stored in DVD.If you want to install the management software of NEC EX

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1-4 Notes on Using Your Modular ServerCAUTIONKeep water or foreign matter away from the equipment.Do not let any form of liquid (water etc.) or for

Notes on Using Your Modular Server 1-5FOR PROPER OPERATIONObserve the following notes for successful operation of the equipment. Use of the equipme

1-6 Notes on Using Your Modular Server The modular server can be powered on by pressing the POWER/SLEEP switch or usingthe remote power-on featur

Notes on Using Your Modular Server 1-7TRANSFER TO THIRD PARTYThe following must be observed when you transfer (or sell) the modular server or softw

PROPRIETARY NOTICE AND LIABILITY DISCLAIMERThe information disclosed in this document, including all designs and related materials, is thevaluable pro

1-8 Notes on Using Your Modular ServerDISPOSAL AND CONSUMABLES Dispose of the modular server, hard disk drives, DVD-ROM, Module Enclosure,EcoPowe

Notes on Using Your Modular Server 1-9USER SUPPORTBefore asking for repair, do the following when the modular server appears to fail: 1. Check if

1-10 Notes on Using Your Modular ServerAdvice for HealthThe longer you keep using the computer equipment, the more you becometired, which may cause

Chapter 2General DescriptionThis chapter provides information that you should be familiar with before using the modular server.It includes names and f

2-2 General DescriptionSTANDARD FEATURESHigh performance Server optimized for data center High-performance and low-power Intel®Atom Processor N450

General Description 2-3NAMES AND FEATURES OF COMPONENTSThis section describes the names and features of the components in the device.Front View1 POWE

2-4 General Description7 UID switchPress this switch to turn on or off the UID lamps on the modular server and at rear of theModule Enclosure.8 SUV c

General Description 2-5Internal View1 SUV connector2 Hard disk drive bracket3 CMOS/password clear jumper switch4 Lithium battery5 Processor (CPU)6 DI

2-6 General DescriptionLamp IndicationsThis section describes the positions and display meanings of the lamps on the modular server.POWER/SLEEP LampT

General Description 2-7STATUS LampThe STATUS lamp stays lit in green when the modular server is in successful operation. When theSTATUS lamp is lit o

Keep this User's Guide at hand for quick reference at anytime necessary.SAFETY INDICATIONSFollow the instructions in this User's Guide for y

2-8 General DescriptionUSING YOUR MODULAR SERVERThis section describes the basic operation of the modular server.Power-on of Modular ServerFollow ste

General Description 2-9POSTPOST (Power On Self-Test) is the self-diagnostic program stored in the modular server.When you power on the modular server

2-10 General DescriptionPOST Execution FlowThe following describes the progress of POST in the chronological order.IMPORTANT: Do not make unnecessary

General Description 2-11POST Error MessagesWhen POST detects an error, it displays an error message on the screen. See Chapter 7 for POSTerror codes.

2-12 General DescriptionDevice IdentificationTo identify the device to be maintained among more than one device, UID (Unit ID) lamp is used.The UID l

Chapter 3Setting Up Your Modular ServerThis chapter describes how to set up the modular server appropriate for your system, on a step-by-step basis.

3-2 Setting Up Your Modular ServerSETTING HARDWAREConduct setting up of hardware in the following order: 1. Install the rack. (Refer to the manual

Setting Up Your Modular Server 3-3MAKING BACKUP COPIES OF SYSTEM INFORMATIONSave the information after completing the system setup. The system info

3-4 Setting Up Your Modular ServerBEFORE INSTALLING MODULAR SERVERBe sure to check the MAC addresses before installing a modular server in the Modu

Setting Up Your Modular Server 3-5Installing the Hard Disk DriveInstall a hard disk drive according to the procedure described in Chapter 8.IMPORTA

Symbols Used in This User's Guide and Warning LabelsAttentionsIndicates that improper use may cause an electric shock.Indicates that improper use

3-6 Setting Up Your Modular ServerINSTALLING THE MODULAR SERVERInstall the modular server in the dedicated Module Enclosure. Refer to the User&apos

Setting Up Your Modular Server 3-7InstallationYou may install the modular server while the Module Enclosure is being powered (that is, thedevices i

3-8 Setting Up Your Modular ServerIMPORTANT: Keep the removed blank cover for future use. Remove the blank cover from the target slot only. 3.

Setting Up Your Modular Server 3-9 5. Align the frame of the modular server with the guide rail on the Module Enclosure. Insertthe Modular Server

3-10 Setting Up Your Modular ServerNOTES: Push the front of the Modular Server into the Module Enclosure tothe end slowly and carefully until the

Setting Up Your Modular Server 3-11 8. Tighten the thumbscrew of the lock lever and fix the modular server into the ModuleEnclosure.This completes

3-12 Setting Up Your Modular ServerRemovalTake the following steps to remove the modular server from the Module Enclosure. 1. Shutdown the OS, or

Setting Up Your Modular Server 3-13 4. Hold the lock lever and pull the modular server out from the Module Enclosure. Pull outapproximately 10 cm

3-14 Setting Up Your Modular Server 7. If the Module Enclosure is used with the modular server being removed, install the blankcover to the empty

Setting Up Your Modular Server 3-15MAKING CONNECTIONSConnect peripheral devices to the modular server.WARNINGObserve the following instructions to

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digitaldevice, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These l

3-16 Setting Up Your Modular ServerIn the ordinary operation, any cables may not be connected to the connectors on the Modular Serverexcept for the

Setting Up Your Modular Server 3-17USB Connection by SUV CableConnect the floppy disk drive, DVD-ROM drive, keyboard, and mouse according to the fi

3-18 Setting Up Your Modular ServerNetworkThe modular server is connected with network via the Module Enclosure. Refer to the User's Guideof t

Chapter 4Configuring Your Modular ServerThis chapter describes Basic Input Output System (BIOS) configuration.When you install the modular server for

4-2 Configuring Your Modular ServerStarting SETUP UtilityPowering on the modular server starts POST (Power On Self-Test) and displays its check resul

Configuring Your Modular Server 4-3Description on On-Screen Items and Key UsageUse the following keyboard keys to work with the SETUP utility. (Key

4-4 Configuring Your Modular ServerConfiguration ExamplesThe following describes examples of configuration required to use software-link features or

Configuring Your Modular Server 4-5MemoryTo check the installed memory (DIMM) statusSelect [Advanced] – [Memory Configuration] – [DIMM# Status] and

4-6 Configuring Your Modular ServerSecurityTo set passwords on the BIOS levelSelect [Security] – [Set Supervisor Password] and enter a password.Set S

Configuring Your Modular Server 4-7Menu and Parameter DescriptionsThe SETUP utility has the following six major menus: Main Advanced Security

TrademarksNEC ESMPRO, NEC EXPRESSBUILDER, and EXPRESSSCOPE are registered trademarks of NEC Corporation.Microsoft, Windows, Windows Server, Windows NT

4-8 Configuring Your Modular ServerMainOption Parameter Description Your SettingSystem Time HH:MM:SS Shows the current time.System Date MM/DD/YYYY Sh

Configuring Your Modular Server 4-9Processor Settings SubmenuOption Parameter Description Your SettingProcessor SpeedSetting–Indicates the clock sp

4-10 Configuring Your Modular ServerAdvancedOption Parameter Description Your SettingMemory Configuration N/APCI Configuration N/APeripheral Configur

Configuring Your Modular Server 4-11Memory Configuration SubmenuOption Parameter Description Your SettingInstalled memory –Indicates the total capa

4-12 Configuring Your Modular ServerPCI Configuration SubmenuOption Parameter Description Your SettingOnboard NIC N/AOnboard NICOption Parameter Desc

Configuring Your Modular Server 4-13Peripheral Configuration SubmenuIMPORTANT: Make sure to avoid any conflict in the interruptrequests or the base

4-14 Configuring Your Modular ServerAdvanced Chipset Control SubmenuOption Parameter Description Your SettingMultimedia Timer Disabled[Enabled]Specif

Configuring Your Modular Server 4-15SecuritySelect "Set Supervisor Password" or "Set User Password" and press Enter to display

4-16 Configuring Your Modular Server*1 One of the following messages appears when you press Enter.In case of no password settingSet Supervisor Passwo

Configuring Your Modular Server 4-17ServerThe items which can be set on the Server menu and their functions are described below.For setting of [Sys

iPREFACEWelcome to the NEC Express5800/100 series modular server.The modular server is a power-saving and high-density server equipped with the latest

4-18 Configuring Your Modular ServerOption Parameter Description Your SettingThermal Sensor Disabled[Enabled]Specify whether the temperaturesensor mo

Configuring Your Modular Server 4-19System Management SubmenuOption Parameter Description Your SettingBIOS Revision – Indicates the version of BIOS

4-20 Configuring Your Modular ServerConsole Redirection SubmenuOption Parameter Description Your SettingBIOS RedirectionPortShamrock-G[Disabled]Seria

Configuring Your Modular Server 4-21BMC LAN Configuration SubmenuOption Parameter Description Your SettingShared BMCLAN[Disabled]EnabledSet to [Dis

4-22 Configuring Your Modular Server* If you press Enter on [Clear BMC Configuration], the following message appears.Clear BMC ConfigurationAre you s

Configuring Your Modular Server 4-23Event Log Configuration SubmenuOption Parameter Description Your SettingSystem EventLogsN/AAuto Clear EventLogs

4-24 Configuring Your Modular ServerBootIf you move the cursor to the position of "Boot", the Boot menu appears, which is used to set thebo

Configuring Your Modular Server 4-25ExitThe following describes each option on the Exit menu:Exit Saving ChangesSelect this item to quit SETUP afte

4-26 Configuring Your Modular ServerDiscard ChangesSelect this item to return the values modified currently to the previous values before saving thev

Chapter 5Installing and Using UtilitiesThis section describes how to use the NEC EXPRESSBUILDER DVD that comes with yourModule Enclosure (1way).

iiABOUT THIS USER'S GUIDEThis User's Guide is a guide for proper setup and use of the modular server.This User's Guide also covers usef

5-2 Installing and Using UtilitiesAutorun MenuWhen the NEC EXPRESSBUILDER DVD is inserted into the optical disk drive, Windowsautomatically launche

Installing and Using Utilities 5-3NEC ESMPRO ManagerUse the NEC ESMPRO Manager to monitor and manage the modular server from the managementPC via n

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Chapter 6MaintenanceThis chapter describes the daily maintenance of the modular server and precautions when relocatingor storing the modular server.MA

6-2 MaintenanceCLEANINGClean the modular server on a regular basis to keep it in a good shape.WARNINGObserve the following instructions to use the eq

Maintenance 6-3Cleaning CD/DVD-ROMA dusty CD/DVD-ROM or dust-accumulated tray causes the device to fail to read data correctly.Follow the procedure b

6-4 MaintenanceSYSTEM DIAGNOSTICSThe System Diagnostics runs several tests on the modular server.Select [Tool menu] - [Test and diagnostics] in the N

Maintenance 6-5 6. Select [Test and diagnostics].Select [End-User Mode] and the system diagnostics starts. The diagnostics will becompleted in appro

6-6 Maintenance 7. Follow the guide line shown at the bottom of the screen, and press the Esc key.The [Enduser Menu] below is displayed.Enduser Menu

Maintenance 6-7RELOCATING/STORING THE SERVERFollow the procedure below to relocate or store the modular server, hard disk drive, and ModuleEnclosure:

iiiText ConventionsThe following conventions are used throughout this User's Guide. For safety symbols, see"SAFETY INDICATIONS" provide

6-8 MaintenanceWhen relocating or storing the Module Enclosure with the modular serversbeing installed in itRefer to the User's Guide of Module

Chapter 7TroubleshootingIf your modular server does not operate as expected, read this chapter before assuming a failure.NOTE: For provision against a

7-2 TroubleshootingSYSTEM VIEWERSMonitor the occurrence of fault by NEC ESMPRO during the system operation.Especially take note on whether any alert

Troubleshooting 7-3LAMPSThe modular server includes lamps to indicate the modular server states by a variety of colors anddisplay patterns on the fro

7-4 TroubleshootingERROR MESSAGESIf an error occurs in the modular server, an error message appears.POST Error MessagesPowering on the modular server

Troubleshooting 7-5On-screen error message Recommended action0250 System battery is dead -Replace and run SETUP1. Take one of the following measures

7-6 TroubleshootingOn-screen error message Recommended action0B70 The error occurred duringtemperature sensorreading1. Take one of the following mea

Troubleshooting 7-7On-screen error message Recommended action0B74 The error occurred duringvoltage sensor reading1. Take one of the following measur

7-8 TroubleshootingOn-screen error message Recommended action0B83 BMC IBF or OBF checkfailed1. Take one of the following measures to reboot (reset)

Troubleshooting 7-9On-screen error message Recommended action0B90 BMC Platform InformationArea Corrupted0B91 BMC update firmwarecorrupted0B92 Interna