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Toshiba Magnia 3310R User Manual (335 pages)
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Table of Contents
Fcc Notice
3
Warning Labels
5
Table of Contents
7
About this Guide
14
Other Documentation
15
Safety Icons
15
Other Icons Used
16
Warning, Danger and Caution Labels
16
EPS-R Cage Warning and Danger Labels
16
Service Options
17
Maintenance Contracts
17
Cleaning the Server
17
Setting up Your Work Environment
17
Developing Good Work Habits
18
Arranging Your Work Area
18
Seating and Posture
19
Using Your Arms and Wrists
19
Chapter 1 Getting Started
20
Make Sure You Have Everything
20
Installing Optional Internal Devices
20
Environmental Considerations
20
General Environmental Considerations
20
Power Requirements
23
Front of the Server
23
Limiting Access to Server Controls
24
Server Controls, Indicators and Drives
25
Getting Started
26
Operation Buttons
26
System Indicators
27
Device Bay
28
Removing and Replacing the Server Panels
30
Removing the Side Panel (Pedestal Model)
30
Replacing the Side Panel (Pedestal Model)
31
Removing the Top Panel (Rack Models)
31
Replacing the Top Panel (Rack Models)
32
Rear View of the Server
33
Power Supply Unit
33
Isolating EPS-R Cage and Cooling Fan Unit Failures
34
Indication of a Failure
35
Hdd Status Indicators
36
Identifying the AC Power Connector and I/O Signal Ports
37
Expansion Slots
38
Connecting Peripheral Devices
39
Connecting AC Power
40
Inside the Server
41
Motherboard
41
Cooling Fans
41
CPU Sockets
42
Internal Battery
42
Memory Bank
42
Expansion Slots
42
Turning on the Server
42
Using Wake-On-LAN
43
Power on Self Test (POST)
44
Booting the Server
44
Starting the Server from the Floppy Disk Drive
44
Starting the Server from the Hard Disk Drive
45
Starting the Server from the CD-ROM Drive
45
BIOS Setup
46
Setting the System Configuration
46
BIOS Setup Utility
46
Onboard SCSI Utility
46
Turning off the Server
46
Performing a Normal Shutdown
46
Performing an Abnormal System Shutdown
47
Chapter 2 Connecting Hardware Devices
48
Installing Optional Devices
48
Before You Start
48
Maintenance Overview
50
Working on Rack-Mounted Servers
51
Sliding the Server into the Rack
52
Cooling Fans
53
Removing and Installing an Intake Fan
53
Removing and Replacing a Primary or Redundant Exhaust Fan
56
Memory Modules
60
Installing Memory Modules
61
Removing a Memory Module
66
CPU Module
69
Before Installing and Removing a CPU Module
70
Replacing the Retention Clamp
71
Removing the CPU Module
72
Installing the CPU Module
76
Post-Procedure after Installing/Removing the CPU Module
82
Internal Battery
84
Replacing the Internal Battery
84
SCSI Devices
86
Assigning SCSI Ids
86
Detecting SCSI Devices (SAF-TE)
86
Terminating SCSI Devices
87
Removing Device Bay Spacers
87
Installing SCSI Devices
88
Removing SCSI Devices
90
Hard Disk Drives (Hdds)
91
Downgraded Server Operation
91
RAID Failures
93
Installing a Hard Disk Drive
93
Replacing a Hard Disk Drive
95
Expansion Cards
97
Restrictions on PCI Expansion Cards
98
Setting IRQ Levels
98
Cautions When Adding RAID Controllers and SCSI Host Adapters
98
Installing Expansion Cards
98
Removing Expansion Cards
100
Installing a RAID Controller
101
Power Supply Units
103
EPS-R Power Supply Units
103
Chapter 3: System Configuration Setup
106
BIOS Setup Utility
106
Starting the BIOS Setup Utility
106
Bios Setup Utility Menu Options
107
Changing the BIOS Settings
108
BIOS Settings
108
Security Menu
111
Boot Menu
111
Onboard SCSI Utility
114
Starting the SCSI Utility
114
Menu Configuration
115
SCSI Utility Keyboard Commands
115
Setting Devices
116
Installing the RAID Utility
118
Automatic Rebuilding with a Hot Spare
118
Rebuilding the Disk Array Using Power Console Plus
118
Additional Options for Megaraid BIOS Setup
119
Chapter 4: Server Setup Tool
120
Starting SST
120
Starting SST on Another System
122
Main Menu
122
RAID Configuration
123
Simplified RAID Configuration Setup
124
Operating System Installation
125
Windows 2003 Quick Installation
126
Windows 2000 Quick Installation
139
Windows 2003 Manual Installation Using SST
154
Windows 2000 Manual Installation Using SST
156
Windows 2003/2000 Manual Installation Without SST
158
Post Installation (Windows Server 2003)
159
Post Installation (Windows 2000)
160
Additional Software Manual Installations
160
Harnesseye/Web
161
Toshiba Display Power Save Driver
161
Troubleshooting
162
Errors Occurring During RAID Creation
162
Error Occurring During os Installation
164
Failure to Create the System Partition
165
Errors Occurring During FD Reading
165
Errors Occurring During SST Startup
166
Error Occurring from Incorrect Operation
166
Chapter 5 Management Software
167
HEW Modules
167
Module Roles
169
Security
170
Operating Environment
170
Module Configuration Notes
170
Management Console
171
Management Proxy
171
Agent
171
Before Installing Harness Eye/Web
172
Installing Harnesseye/Web
174
Removing Harnesseye/Web
180
Using Harnesseye/Web
181
Initial Screen
181
Management Software
182
Agent List Screen
183
Remote Console Screen
184
Main Summary Screen
185
Details Screen
187
Product Information Screen
189
Sensor Status Screen
190
IDE RAID Status Screen
192
SCSI RAID Status Screen
194
Mobile IP Software Screen
196
Software Access Point Screen
200
Error Log
201
Remote Power Control Screen
202
Configure Alerts Screen
204
Filter Settings Tab
205
System Event Log)
209
Performance Settings Screen
215
Performance Screen
217
LAN Alerting Configuration Screen
218
Configuration Screen
219
Front Panel Indicators Screen
220
Collect Logs Screen
221
Advanced Settings
223
Agent Entry Screen
223
DB Backup Screen
225
Cleanup Error Log Screen
226
Alert Message Location Screen
227
Alert Message Contents Screen
229
Email Address Screen
230
Email Contents Screen
231
Screen Settings Screen
232
Agent Information Add/Delete Tool
234
Starting the Tool
234
Using the Tool
234
Management Proxy Add/Delete Tool
235
Starting the Tool
235
Using the Tool
235
Alert Message Function
236
Starting the Function
236
Using the Function
236
Local Configuration Tool
239
Starting the Tool
239
Using the Tool
239
Remote Management
242
Connection from the Guest
243
Verifying Connection on the Guest Side
244
Verifying Connection on the Host Side
244
Chapter 6: If Something Goes Wrong
245
Identifying the Problem
245
Startup Sequence
246
Error Checking
246
Startup Problems
247
Application Software Problems
247
Common Hardware Problems
248
The Front Panel Power Indicator Light Is Not on
248
The Screen Is Blank
248
Characters Are Distorted or Do Not Display Properly
248
The FDD Indicator Light Is Not on
249
The HDD Status Indicator Lights Are Not on
249
The Hard Disk Drive Does Not Respond
249
The FDD Indicator Does Not Light
249
Loading of RAID Controller BIOS Stops Midway
250
Cannot Install the os
250
The os Does Not Boot, or the os Bootup Stops Midway
251
Windows 2000 Is Locked or Cannot be Used
251
The Power Button Does Not Function after a System Abort
251
Remedy When Windows 2000 Is Usable
252
Remedy When Windows 2000 Is Unusable
252
Abnormal System Shutdown
253
Before Calling for Service
253
Toshiba Technical Support
253
Chapter 7: Hardware Diagnostics
254
HW Diagnostics Program Main Menu
255
Diagnostics Test (01. DIAGNOSTIC TEST)
256
Running Test (02. RUNNING TEST)
258
Log Utilities
270
Appendix A: Specifications
274
Appendix B: Interface
280
Rgb Interface Synchronizing Signals
281
Serial Interfaces
281
Usb Interface
283
Lan Interface
283
Appendix C: Jumper Settings
289
Appendix D: Sensor List
291
Appendix E: Unit Logs
294
Scsi Units
296
Other Optional Items
296
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