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2-18 General Description
AC POWER LED
There is an AC POWER LED for the power supply unit on the rear. The LED turns green and
flashes when the power supply unit receives AC power from the power cord, which is connected to
the AC inlet. (Flashing amber indicates no AC power is received in any one of two power supplies
in the redundant configuration.)
The LED turns green when the server power switch is turned on. If the LED does not go on when
the server power switch is turned on or if it turns amber, the power supply unit is probably faulty. In
this case, contact your service representative to replace the power supply unit.
NOTE: If one power supply unit fails while an optional power supply
is mounted, the system can continue operation with the other power
supply unit (redundant function). The failing power supply unit can be
replaced in hot swap mode (with the power on) without the system
being stopped.
AC inlet
Power supply
slot (option)
AC POWER LED
AC POWER LED
AC inlet
Power supply
slot (standard)
- NEC Express5800/R120a-1 1
- User's Guide 1
- SAFETY INDICATIONS 3
- Attentions 4
- Prohibited Actions 4
- Mandatory Action 4
- Trademarks 6
- ABOUT THIS USER'S GUIDE 8
- IN THE PACKAGE 9
- CONTENTS 10
- Chapter 1 17
- WARNING LABELS 18
- SAFETY NOTES 19
- a dusty place 23
- an unstable place 23
- Do not step on the cable 24
- During Operation 26
- FOR PROPER OPERATION 27
- TRANSFER TO THIRD PARTY 29
- DISPOSAL AND CONSUMABLES 30
- USER SUPPORT 31
- Advice for Health 32
- Chapter 2 33
- OVERVIEW 34
- External View 35
- 2-4 General Description 36
- General Description 2-5 37
- 2-6 General Description 38
- Rear View 39
- 2-8 General Description 40
- Internal View 41
- 3.5-inch Disk Model 42
- Mother Board 43
- STATUS INDICATORS 44
- General Description 2-13 45
- DISK ACCESS LED ( ) 46
- ACT LED ( ) 46
- UID LED (UID) 46
- Disk Access LED 46
- Hard Disk Drive LED 47
- LAN Connector LEDs 49
- AC POWER LED 50
- STANDARD FEATURES 51
- Remote Management Feature 52
- Degradation Feature 53
- Memory RAS Features 53
- AC-Link Feature 53
- System Security 54
- Applicable OS 55
- 2-24 General Description 56
- SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC UTILITY 58
- USING YOUR SERVER 59
- 2-28 General Description 60
- POWER Switch 61
- POST Execution Flow 63
- UID switch 66
- Optical Disk Drive 67
- Press this part of disc 68
- Emergency hole 69
- NOTE: Use of the Disc 70
- Chapter 3 71
- SETUP FLOW 72
- SELECTING SERVER SITE 73
- INSTALLING THE SERVER 75
- Installing Rail Assemblies 79
- Installing the Server 80
- Rail assembly 81
- Inner rail at server side 81
- Installing the Front Bezel 83
- Removing the Server 84
- Removing Rail Assemblies 86
- Locking spring 87
- Angle hole 87
- CONNECTING PERIPHERAL DEVICES 88
- CONNECTING POWER CORD 90
- TURNING ON THE SERVER 92
- INSTALLING OPERATING SYSTEM 93
- INSTALLING UTILITIES 93
- 3-24 Setting Up Your Server 94
- Chapter 4 95
- Starting SETUP Utility 96
- 4-6 Configuring Your Server 100
- Processor Settings 100
- Advanced 101
- 4-8 Configuring Your Server 102
- Memory Configuration 102
- – Onboard LAN submenu 103
- PCI Configuration 103
- IMPORTANT: 105
- Security 106
- 4-16 Configuring Your Server 110
- System Management Submenu 111
- 4-18 Configuring Your Server 112
- Console Redirection Submenu 112
- BMC LAN Configuration Submenu 113
- RAID SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 117
- RAID Levels 120
- Enabling RAID Feature 123
- Menu Tree 126
- 5. Press Space 128
- Replace hard disk drive 132
- Execute rebuilding 132
- Install a hard disk drive 133
- Set for hot spare 133
- Perform Check Consistency 135
- Clear Configuration 136
- Force Online 136
- Rebuild Rate 136
- Hard disk drive information 136
- Number and ID 137
- Adapter and RAID Controller 137
- Logical Drive 137
- Disk Array 138
- Setting of Priority 138
- Patrol Read 141
- Consistency Check 141
- Background Initialize 142
- Reconstruction 143
- Before Using WebBIOS 145
- Using WebBIOS 148
- Main Menu 149
- 4-56 Configuring Your Server 150
- WebBIOS Menu 150
- NOTE: S.M.A.R.T status 151
- Controller Properties 152
- 4-60 Configuring Your Server 154
- How to change setting value 155
- Scan Devices 156
- Virtual Drives 157
- Physical Drive Properties 159
- 3. Click [Go] 159
- 4-66 Configuring Your Server 160
- Configuration Wizard 161
- Controller Selection 161
- Physical View / Logical View 161
- 4-68 Configuring Your Server 162
- Configuring Virtual Drive 163
- DG is added to Span 166
- 4-76 Configuring Your Server 170
- Configure SPAN 171
- [Accept] 173
- Parameters for VD Definition 176
- Operation of Various Features 179
- Manual Rebuild 181
- 1. Start WebBIOS 182
- 4-90 Configuring Your Server 184
- Setting Hot Spare 185
- 4-92 Configuring Your Server 186
- "DED HOTSPARE" 186
- Slow Initialize 191
- Chapter 5 199
- About Express Setup 200
- Windows Server 2008 201
- About the Hardware Components 202
- Mounting MO Device 202
- About Removable Media 203
- Case of using RAID Controller 203
- Flow of Setup 205
- About partition size 211
- 15. Save the parameters 215
- 23. Log on to the system 218
- Graphics Accelerator Driver 227
- Windows Server 2003 230
- Windows Server 2003 R2 231
- Windows Server 2003 231
- Other controllers 232
- Installing the Service Pack 235
- Setup of teaming 246
- Setting item 251
- SETTING FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS 256
- 10. Click [OK] 258
- 2. Select [Advanced] tab 259
- 2. Click [Processes] tab 262
- Network Monitor 264
- UPDATING THE SYSTEM 268
- Chapter 6 273
- NEC EXPRESSBUILDER 274
- Os installation 275
- Tool menu (Normal mode) 276
- Autorun Menu 278
- PARAMETER FILE CREATOR 279
- Parameter File 280
- 14. Save the parameters 290
- 15. Saved to a floppy disk 291
- NEC ESMPRO 292
- Universal RAID Utility 293
- Manual Setup 294
- Easy Configuration 295
- Installation 296
- Using Utility 297
- Uninstallation 297
- Chapter 7 299
- CLEANING 300
- Cleaning the Server 301
- Cleaning the Interior 302
- Cleaning the Keyboard/Mouse 303
- Cleaning Disc 304
- SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 305
- Enduser Menu 308
- <Test Result> 308
- RELOCATING/STORING THE SERVER 309
- 7-12 Maintenance 310
- Chapter 8 311
- SYSTEM VIEWERS 312
- ERROR MESSAGES 313
- POST Error Messages 314
- Troubleshooting 8-5 315
- 8-6 Troubleshooting 316
- Troubleshooting 8-7 317
- 8-8 Troubleshooting 318
- Troubleshooting 8-9 319
- 8-10 Troubleshooting 320
- Troubleshooting 8-11 321
- Beep Codes 322
- Error Messages on Virtual LCD 323
- 8-14 Troubleshooting 324
- Troubleshooting 8-15 325
- SOLVING PROBLEMS 326
- Problems with Windows 338
- Windows Product Activation 341
- YES NO Cancel 341
- Problems with Express Setup 346
- Problems with Autorun Menu 348
- MEMORY DUMP 349
- Saving the Dump File 350
- RECOVERY FOR Windows SYSTEM 351
- Maintenance Tools 352
- Function of Maintenance Tools 354
- BIOS/FW Updating 355
- ROM-DOS startup FD 355
- Test and diagnostics 355
- System Management 355
- Starting 357
- RESETTING THE SERVER 358
- FORCED SHUTDOWN 359
- 8-50 Troubleshooting 360
- Chapter 9 361
- ANTI-STATIC MEASURES 363
- Note high temperature 364
- Press this button to 365
- Release lever (blue) 365
- HARD DISK DRIVE 366
- SAS hard disk drive 367
- 2.5-inch Disk Model 368
- 2.5-inch Hard Disk Drive 372
- DISK LED 375
- 9-16 Upgrading Your Server 376
- POWER SUPPLY UNIT 379
- 9-20 Upgrading Your Server 380
- Insert the power supply unit 380
- 5. Connect two power cords 381
- 6. Power on the server 381
- TOP COVER 383
- Installation Order 385
- Memory Clock 387
- Memory RAS Feature 387
- Using the Memory RAS Features 391
- Memory Mirroring 392
- LockStep Feature (x8 SDDC) 395
- PROCESSOR (CPU) 398
- 8. Lift the load plate 400
- Rear of the server 402
- Front of the server 402
- PCI BOARD 406
- Installing RAID Controller 413
- PCI bracket 414
- Removing RAID Controller 415
- Connector board 417
- 9-58 Upgrading Your Server 418
- 9-60 Upgrading Your Server 420
- Upgrading Your Server 9-61 421
- 9-62 Upgrading Your Server 422
- Upgrading Your Server 9-63 423
- Cable hole 427
- Cable connector 427
- 9-68 Upgrading Your Server 428
- Upgrading Your Server 9-69 429
- Upgrading Your Server 9-73 433
- FLOPPY DISK DRIVE 441
- 9-82 Upgrading Your Server 442
- USB FDD connector 444
- REARFRONT 444
- Mother board 444
- OPTICAL DISK DRIVE 445
- Replacement Procedure 446
- Upgrading Your Server 9-87 447
- Screw holes 448
- Thumb screw 449
- Cable fixing bracket 449
- SATA cable 449
- Optical disk drive bracket 450
- 9-92 Upgrading Your Server 452
- Appendix A 453
- A-2 Specifications 454
- 2.5-Inch disk models 455
- A-4 Specifications 456
- Appendix B 457
- Notes on use 458
- CD/DVD Discs 460
- Tape Media 460
- Keyboard 461
- DragDouble-clickClick 462
- Appendix C 463
- C-2 IRQ 464
- Appendix D 465
- Windows Server 2008 466
- Preparations for Installation 469
- The installation starts 473
- Install Windows – Insert Disc 477
- OK Cancel 477
- Updating the System 492
- The system has been updated 494
- LAN Driver and PROSet 495
- Network Driver 497
- Setting WOL 501
- About Windows Activation 505
- 4. Activate Windows 507
- Appendix E 511
- EXPRESSBUILDER" 515
- Setup of teaming 527
- Optional Network Board Driver 530
- Appendix F 539
- Windows Server 2003 R2 540
- Windows Server 2003 540
- Floppy Disk Drive 541
- Appendix G 567
- Appendix H 569
- Software 571
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