NEC Express5800/A1160 Guía de usuario

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x temperature of 89.6°F.  Reduced air Flow – Installation of the equipment in a rack should be such that the amount of air flow required for saf

Safety Notices for Users Outside of the U.S.A. and Canada xi WARNING Take care not to short live components with conductive tools, such as an adju

1-1 Section 1 Introduction System planning is a course of action intended to influence and determine decisions, actions, and other matters as th

New Sources of Documentation 1-2  Dedicated Ethernet hub, router, or gateway depending on the LAN topology at your site 1.2. New Sources of Do

2-1 Section 2 Understanding the System Environment To understand the system environment, you need to become familiar with the system and network c

Network Components 2-2 Cells A cell contains the physical resources of the system: instruction processors, memory, input/output devices, periphera

Network Components 2-3 Windows Domain Controller The domain controller typically acts as the Domain Name System (DNS), Windows Internet Name Servic

3-1 Section 3 Physical Specifications The following topics contain the physical specifications for the cabinet and components. If additional detai

Proprietary Notice and Liability Disclaimer The information disclosed in this document, including all designs and related materials, is the valuable

Cell Specifications 3-2 Frequency Voltage Amperes Power Consumption Dual AC Input 50/60 Hz 200 - 240 V 7.5 A at 200V 1450 W - 4948 BTU/hr

4-1 Section 4 Electrical Specifications Major system components, such as the processor/memory cell, are independently powered. Power strips are

Grounding Requirements 4-2 4.2. Grounding Requirements Cells in the system have high leakage current and require special handling of the equipmen

5-1 Section 5 Environmental Specifications The following topics contain the environmental and climatic requirements for the site. 5.1. Environ

Air-Conditioning Load 5-2 5.3. Air-Conditioning Load Fans in system components provide sufficient airflow for thermal management within the stand

6-1 Section 6 Site Considerations The site must comply with local and national building, electrical, and safety codes and with all requirements o

Service Access 6-2 Your system configuration can include other components. Systems can be installed in a NEC 42U cabinet, or in a customer-provide

Power Cabling 6-3 Figure 6-1 Power-Strip Power Cord Routing

7-1 Section 7 Site and Installation Readiness The following topics provide additional information to help ensure the site is ready for installat

iii Contents Section 1 Introduction...1-1 1.1. Customer-Provided Hardware...

8-1 Section 8 Network Planning This section describes the system management environment and indicates what you must do to fully use it. Planning

Typical LAN Configuration 8-2  Two partition LAN ports Two RJ45 ports on the rear of each cell provide 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet network connect

Typical LAN Configuration 8-3 Advantages A typical LAN configuration has the following advantages:  This is a simple LAN topology.  Additional

Operations LAN Configuration 8-4  Setting up and maintaining strong network security for the maintenance LAN can be a challenge. 8.5. Operatio

Implementing Your Desired LAN Configuration 8-5  The operations LAN isolates operations and enterprise management solution traffic from your publ

Microsoft Active Directory 8-6 NEC Support Center. The system can send information through your corporate Internet connection (the preferred metho

Default MLAN IP Addresses 8-7 8.11. Default MLAN IP Addresses The system automatically assigns initial fixed IP addresses to various components wi

Configuring Corporate Firewalls to Communicate Support Information 8-8 8.12. Configuring Corporate Firewalls to Communicate Support Information T

9-1 Section 9 Security Planning Security planning is somewhat dependent on the system configuration; that is, whether the system uses Microsoft

iv Section 7 Site and Installation Readiness... 7-1 7.1. Power ...

LAN Configurations 9-2 install any security hotfixes. 9.2. LAN Configurations Isolated Operations LAN This configuration is preferred and is the

Security Protection Measures 9-3  Software and security updates  Security analyzers  Antivirus software  Online security and privacy protec

Security Protection Measures 9-4 that provides a streamlined method of identifying common security issues on Microsoft Windows systems. Antivirus

Security Protection Measures 9-5 Physical access control includes such things as limited access to facilities, locked rooms, access restriction usi

A-1 Appendix A PCI Bus A.1 PCI Bus Numbering Six PCI slots are available for customer-supplied controllers. The following illustration shows th

Appendix B Services and Responsibilities The following topics provide an overview of the warranty and services and explain installation and suppo

Installation and Support Responsibilities B-2 obtain additional support services. From increasing system availability to helping customers ensure

Installation and Support Responsibilities B-3 applicable drivers by NEC. Server management User Upgrade service may be offered by NEC. Server ma

v Figures Figure 6-1 Power-Strip Power Cord Routing... 6-3 Figure A-1 PCI Slot Numberin

Installation and Support Responsibilities B-4 Hardware Maintenance There are two types of replaceable units on the Express5800/A1160: customer-re

Note: Consumers are cautioned that Product performance is affected by system configuration, software, the application, Customer data, and ope

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vi Tables Table 4-1 Available Power Cords and Mating Receptacle Requirements...4-1 Table 5-1 Normal Environmental Requirements .

Using This Guide vii Using This Guide This guide contains information that helps you prepare your site for the installation of an Express5800/A1160

viii  Names of keyboard keys are printed as they appear on the keyboard. For example, Ctrl, Alt, or Enter.  Text or keystrokes that you enter

Safety Notices ix Safety Notices WARNING To avoid a risk of injuries, maintenance procedures require trained technical personnel. In maintenance p