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4-16 System Configuration
Option Parameter Description Your Setting
POST Pause
Monitoring
Time-out
1 - [3] - 20 Specify the POST monitoring time period during
boot-up restriction.
[ ]: Factory-set
IMPORTANT:
When connecting a Fibre Channel disk array device, change the set value of "Boot
Monitoring Time-out Period" depending on the wait time for the completion of the Fibre
Channel disk array device initialization.
Ex.: If the wait time for the completion of the Fibre Channel disk array device initialization is
4 minutes, change the value of "Boot Monitoring Time-out Period" from 10 (default) to 14
minutes.
If you set a small value for "Boot Monitoring Time-out Period", you can shorten the
waiting time to the rebooting. It is recommended to set a value of more than 3 minutes though
smaller value setting is available when external devices are not used. As it depends on the
user’s setting environment, make sure to execute enough evaluation after the configuration of
the environment.
Option ROM
Select "Option ROM" on the Advanced menu to display the following screen and enable/disable
expansion of Option Rom BIOS on the PCI bus.
Phoenix BIOS Setup Utility
On Board SCSI:
[Enable
On Board LAN 1:
On Board LAN 2:
PCI Slot 1:
PCI Slot 2:
PCI Slot 3:
Disables/enables the
mapping of the on-board
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[Enabled]
[Enabled]
[Enabled]
[Enabled]
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Enter Select
F9 Setup Defaults
F10 Save Changes & ExitSub-Menu
Esc E
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Advanced
- User's Guide 1
- SAFETY INDICATIONS 3
- Attention 4
- Prohibited actions 4
- Mandatory actions 4
- Trademarks 6
- To prevent voltage sag: 6
- PREFACE 7
- ABOUT THIS USER'S GUIDE 8
- Additional symbols 9
- Accessories 9
- CONTENTS 11
- Chapter 1 15
- WARNING LABELS 16
- Label A 17
- Label C 17
- Label B 17
- Label E 17
- Rack-mount Model 18
- Precautions for Use 1-5 19
- PCI/CPU Modules 20
- Precautions for Use 1-7 21
- PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY 22
- Precautions for Use 1-9 23
- 1-10 Precautions for Use 24
- Precautions for Use 1-11 25
- 1-12 Precautions for Use 26
- During Operation 27
- For Proper Operation 29
- TRANSFER TO THIRD PARTY 31
- ABOUT REPAIR PARTS 33
- Advice for Your Health 34
- Chapter 2 35
- STANDARD FEATURES 36
- syslog function 39
- In-service repairing 39
- Front View 40
- Front View (inside) 42
- CD- ROM Drive 43
- Rear View 44
- General Description 2-11 45
- CPU Module 46
- PCI Module 48
- Chassis Board Layout 49
- POWER LED 50
- BMC Status LED 50
- General Description 2-17 51
- 2-18 General Description 52
- Disk Access LED 53
- 2-20 General Description 54
- General Description 2-21 55
- 2-22 General Description 56
- General Description 2-23 57
- The CPU module has two LEDs 57
- DISK LED 59
- LAN Connector LEDs 61
- BASIC OPERATION 62
- Tabs Frame 63
- Power ON 64
- Power OFF 65
- POST Check 66
- Makes a beeping sound 68
- Floppy Disk Drive 69
- Use of Floppy Disk 70
- CD-ROM Drive 71
- Use of CD-ROM 72
- Chapter 3 73
- RAID by software 75
- How to Locate Failed Disks 76
- Chapter 4 83
- SYSTEM BIOS ~ SETUP ~ 84
- Starting SETUP Utility 85
- 4-4 System Configuration 86
- Configuration Examples 87
- Security 88
- Serial Devices 88
- Optional PCI–related devices 88
- Select Item 93
- Select Menu 93
- System Configuration 4-15 97
- Monitoring Configuration 97
- System Configuration 4-17 99
- “Disabled” 99
- IMPORTANT: 102
- System Hardware 103
- Save Changes & Exit 109
- Get Default Value 110
- Load Previous Values 110
- Save Changes 110
- SCSI BIOS ∼ FAST!UTIL ∼ 111
- Configuration Settings 114
- 00, 02, 04, 06, 08 115
- Scan SCSI Bus 118
- SCSI Disk Utility 118
- Select Host Adapter 118
- Reboot System 119
- Return to Fast!UTIL 119
- Exit Fast!UTIL 119
- FORCED SHUTDOWN AND CLEAR 120
- CHECK: 124
- Chapter 5 127
- NEC EXPRESSBUILDER 128
- NEC EXPRESSBUILDER Top Menu 130
- BIOS/FW/etc. Update 132
- Help 132
- Return to the Top Menu 132
- Consoleless Menu 133
- Menu Items 134
- Master Control Menu 135
- NEC ESMPRO Agent and Manager 136
- − Detection of server fault 137
- Detection of Server Fault 138
- Prevention of Server Fault 138
- Operation Window 142
- Data Viewer 143
- Alert Viewer 143
- NEC ESMPRO Agent 144
- Supplement 146
- NEC ESMPRO Manager 149
- General 150
- Maintenance 150
- Update 151
- DIMM 151
- PCI Device – General 153
- Detailed 157
- Electronics – General 160
- Electronics – Maintenance 160
- SCSI Slot – General 160
- SCSI Slot – Maintenance 161
- [Mirror Disk] 161
- 3. Start the tool 162
- ESMPRO 163
- Start and Stop of Components 164
- [CPU] module screen 167
- Main window 167
- 4. Start the component 169
- Firmware Update 171
- [CPU module] screen 173
- [Firmware Update] screen 173
- Dump Collection 174
- [CPU Module] – [Maintenance] 175
- Setup of System Operation 177
- 3. Click [Execute] 178
- BMC Firmware Update 179
- 2. Click [Update] 180
- Chapter 6 189
- DAILY MAINTENANCE 190
- Making Backup Copies 191
- Cleaning 191
- Mouse ball 192
- Mouse cover 192
- Rollers 192
- Cleaning Tape Drive 194
- SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 195
- Target scope 196
- Test window 196
- System bar 196
- Title bar 196
- OFF-LINE MAINTENANCE UTILITY 197
- System Information Viewer 198
- Chapter 7 201
- ERROR MESSAGES 203
- 7-4 Troubleshooting 204
- Troubleshooting 7-5 205
- 7-6 Troubleshooting 206
- Troubleshooting 7-7 207
- 7-8 Troubleshooting 208
- Troubleshooting 7-9 209
- 7-10 Troubleshooting 210
- Troubleshooting 7-11 211
- 7-12 Troubleshooting 212
- Troubleshooting 7-13 213
- POST Error Messages 214
- Troubleshooting 7-15 215
- 7-16 Troubleshooting 216
- Troubleshooting 7-17 217
- 7-18 Troubleshooting 218
- Troubleshooting 7-19 219
- Error Notification by BEEP 220
- Linux Error Messages 221
- 7-22 Troubleshooting 222
- SOLVING PROBLEMS 224
- ~ SETUP ~”.) 230
- Event Log 231
- Problems with NEC ESMPRO 235
- COLLECTION OF TROUBLE LOGS 236
- Dump switches 237
- Backup of IPMI Information 238
- Chapter 8 239
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 240
- ANTI-STATIC MEASURES 241
- 3.5-INCH HARD DISK DRIVE 243
- 8-12 System Upgrade 250
- CPU MODULE 251
- Removing CPU Module 252
- Release lever 253
- Latch lever 253
- Installing CPU Module 254
- Installing DIMM 258
- Removing DIMM 259
- Replacing DIMM 260
- PROCESSOR (CPU) 261
- Installation 262
- Pin marks 263
- Removing CPU 265
- Replacing CPU 266
- PCI MODULE 267
- Precautions 268
- Removing PCI Module 269
- Installing PCI Module 271
- 7. Close the release lever 272
- PCI BOARD 273
- Installing PCI Board 274
- Slots for inserting 275
- Bends for fastening 277
- 8-40 System Upgrade 278
- Removing PCI Board 279
- Replacing PCI Board 280
- Setup of Optional PCI Board 281
- N8104-84 1000BASE-SX Adapter 283
- 8-46 System Upgrade 284
- N8104-103 1000BASE-T Adapter 285
- 8-48 System Upgrade 286
- Delete LAN board setting 290
- 8-54 System Upgrade 292
- Example 292
- Appendix A 293
- A-2 Appendix A 294
- Appendix B 295
- B-2 Appendix B 296
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