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Your

Additional

Responsibilities

Before

IBM

or

your

reseller

exchanges

a

Machine

or

part,

you

agree

to

remove

all

features,

parts,

options,

alterations,

and

attachments

not

under

warranty

service.

You

also

agree

to:

1.

ensure

that

the

Machine

is

free

of

any

legal

obligations

or

restrictions

that

prevent

its

exchange;

2.

obtain

authorization

from

the

owner

to

have

IBM

or

your

reseller

service

a

Machine

that

you

do

not

own;

and

3.

where

applicable,

before

service

is

provided:

a.

follow

the

service

request

procedures

that

IBM

or

your

reseller

provides;

b.

backup

or

secure

all

programs,

data,

and

funds

contained

in

the

Machine;

c.

provide

IBM

or

your

reseller

with

sufficient,

free,

and

safe

access

to

your

facilities

to

permit

IBM

to

fulfill

its

obligations;

and

d.

inform

IBM

or

your

reseller

of

changes

in

the

Machine’s

location.

4.

(a)

ensure

all

information

about

identified

or

identifiable

individuals

(Personal

Data)

is

deleted

from

the

Machine

(to

the

extent

technically

possible),

(b)

allow

IBM,

your

reseller

or

an

IBM

supplier

to

process

on

your

behalf

any

remaining

Personal

Data

as

IBM

or

your

reseller

considers

necessary

to

fulfill

its

obligations

under

this

Statement

of

Limited

Warranty

(which

may

include

shipping

the

Machine

for

such

processing

to

other

IBM

service

locations

around

the

world),

and

(c)

ensure

that

such

processing

complies

with

any

laws

applicable

to

such

Personal

Data.

Limitation

of

Liability

IBM

is

responsible

for

loss

of,

or

damage

to,

your

Machine

only

while

it

is

1)

in

IBM’s

possession

or

2)

in

transit

in

those

cases

where

IBM

is

responsible

for

the

transportation

charges.

Neither

IBM

nor

your

reseller

are

responsible

for

any

of

your

confidential,

proprietary

or

personal

information

contained

in

a

Machine

which

you

return

to

IBM

for

any

reason.

You

should

remove

all

such

information

from

the

Machine

prior

to

its

return.

Circumstances

may

arise

where,

because

of

a

default

on

IBM’s

part

or

other

liability,

you

are

entitled

to

recover

damages

from

IBM.

In

each

such

instance,

regardless

of

the

basis

on

which

you

are

entitled

to

claim

damages

from

IBM

(including

fundamental

breach,

negligence,

misrepresentation,

or

other

contract

or

tort

claim),

except

for

any

liability

that

cannot

be

waived

or

limited

by

applicable

laws,

IBM

is

liable

for

no

more

than

1.

damages

for

bodily

injury

(including

death)

and

damage

to

real

property

and

tangible

personal

property;

and

2.

the

amount

of

any

other

actual

direct

damages,

up

to

the

charges

(if

recurring,

12

months’

charges

apply)

for

the

Machine

that

is

subject

of

the

claim.

For

purposes

of

this

item,

the

term

“Machine”

includes

Machine

Code

and

Licensed

Internal

Code

(“LIC”).

This

limit

also

applies

to

IBM’s

suppliers

and

your

reseller.

It

is

the

maximum

for

which

IBM,

its

suppliers,

and

your

reseller

are

collectively

responsible.

UNDER

NO

CIRCUMSTANCES

IS

IBM,

ITS

SUPPLIERS

OR

RESELLERS

LIABLE

FOR

ANY

OF

THE

FOLLOWING

EVEN

IF

INFORMED

OF

THEIR

POSSIBILITY:

1)

THIRD

PARTY

CLAIMS

AGAINST

YOU

FOR

DAMAGES

(OTHER

THAN

THOSE

UNDER

THE

FIRST

ITEM

LISTED

ABOVE);

2)

LOSS

OF,

Appendix

B.

IBM

Statement

of

Limited

Warranty

Z125-4753-08

04/2004

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Section	Page
Contents	5
Safety	7
Chapter 1. Introduction	15
The IBM xSeries Documentation CD	16
Hardware and software requirements	16
Using the Documentation Browser	16
Notices and statements used in this document	17
Features and specifications	18
Major components of the xSeries 346 Type 8840 server	19
Chapter 2. Installing options	21
Installation guidelines	21
System reliability guidelines	22
Working inside the server with the power on	22
Handling static-sensitive devices	22
Installing an adapter	23
Installing a memory module	28
Installing a hard disk drive	31
Installing an additional microprocessor	32
Completing the installation	36
Connecting the cables	37
Updating the server configuration	37
Chapter 3. Server power, controls, and indicators	39
Front view	39
Rear view	40
Server power features	42
Turning on the server	42
Turning off the server	42
Chapter 4. Configuring the server	45
Using the ServerGuide Setup and Installation CD	45
Using the Configuration/Setup Utility program	45
Using the baseboard management controller	46
Enabling and configuring SOL using the OSA SMBridge management utility program	46
BIOS update and configuration	46
Linux configuration	47
Microsoft Windows 2003 Standard Edition configuration	54
Installing the OSA SMBridge management utility program	55
Using the baseboard management controller utility programs	57
Using the baseboard management controller configuration utility program	57
Using the baseboard management controller firmware update utility program	57
Using the OSA SMBridge management utility program	57
Using the SCSISelect Utility program for Adaptec HostRAID configuration	58
Enabling the SCSI HostRAID feature	59
Using the SCSI HostRAID feature to perform a RAID level-0 configuration	59
Configuring the controller	59
Using the SCSI HostRAID feature to perform a RAID level-1 configuration	59
Configuring the controller	60
Using the SCSI HostRAID feature to perform a RAID level-10 configuration	60
Configuring the controller	60
Viewing the configuration	61
Using the SCSISelect Utility program	61
Chapter 5. Updating IBM Director	63
Chapter 6. Solving problems	65
Diagnostic tools overview	65
POST beep code descriptions	65
POST error messages	67
ServerGuide problems	68
Troubleshooting charts	69
DVD-ROM drive problems	69
Diskette drive problems	69
Expansion enclosure problems	69
General problems	70
Hard disk drive problems	70
Intermittent problems	70
Keyboard, mouse, or pointing-device problems	70
Memory problems	71
Microprocessor problems	71
Monitor problems	71
Option problems	72
Power problems	73
Serial port problems	73
Software problems	73
Universal Serial Bus device problems	74
Light path diagnostics	74
Diagnosing problems using light path diagnostics	75
Light path diagnostics LEDs	75
Appendix A. Getting help and technical assistance	77
Before you call	77
Using the documentation	77
Getting help and information from the World Wide Web	78
Software service and support	78
Hardware service and support	78
Appendix B. IBM Statement of Limited Warranty Z125-4753-08 04/2004	79
Part 1 - General Terms	79
Part 2 - Country-unique Terms	82
Part 3 - Warranty Information	94
Appendix C. Notices	97
Edition notice	97
Trademarks	98
Important notes	98
Product recycling and disposal	99
Battery return program	100
Electronic emission notices	101
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) statement	101
Industry Canada Class A emission compliance statement	101
Australia and New Zealand Class A statement	101
United Kingdom telecommunications safety requirement	101
European Union EMC Directive conformance statement	101
Taiwanese Class A warning statement	102
Chinese Class A warning statement	102
Japanese Voluntary Control Council for Interference (VCCI) statement	102

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