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Installing Your Gateway Server into a Rackmount Cabinet Securing the server in the cabinet Tools you need to complete this task: Phillips screwdriver Parts you need to complete this task: I 4 screws (provided by the rackmount cabinet manufacturer) To secure the server in the rackmount cabinet: 1 Close the back door of the rackmount cabinet, then lock it if necessary. 2 Push the server back into the cabinet until the rackmount handles press against the cabinet's front vertical mounting rails. 3 Install screws, supplied by the rackmount cabinet manufacturer, into the four mounting holes on the rackmount handles. Screws Screws 4 Close the front cabinet door, then lock it if necessary. 24 www.gateway.com
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Installing Your Gateway Server into a Rackmount Cabinet
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Securing the server in the cabinet
Tools you need to complete this task:
Parts you need to complete this task:
■
4 screws (provided by the rackmount cabinet manufacturer)
To secure the server in the rackmount cabinet:
1
Close the back door of the rackmount cabinet, then lock it if necessary.
2
Push the server back into the cabinet until the rackmount handles press
against the cabinet’s front vertical mounting rails.
3
Install screws, supplied by the rackmount cabinet manufacturer, into the
four mounting holes on the rackmount handles.
4
Close the front cabinet door, then lock it if necessary.
Phillips screwdriver
Screws
Screws