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Power On/Off switch, RBSU ROM-Based Setup Utility

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Index troubleshooting D-2, D-4 power LED E-3 load requirements 2-4 rack requirements 2-4 rated input F-1 ratings 2-4 troubleshooting D-4 power cable, hard drives 3-15, 3-26, 3-27 power connector 3-6 power cord compliance notice A-8 connecting 4-8 connector 4-10 current rating A-8 disconnecting 3-4 placement A-8 safe use 2-7 set A-8 voltage rating A-8 power cycling D-2, D-9 Power On/Off switch location E-7 power down 3-3 power up 4-15 power strips grounding requirements 2-5 load restriction 2-5 power supplies load balancing 2-4 output power F-2 power switch See Power On/Off switch power up sequence, POST D-3 powering up the server 4-15 Power-On Self-Test See POST preconfigured operating system, installation instructions 4-17 pressing the locking latches 3-2 problems, diagnosing See troubleshooting processor location 3-7 power connector 3-7 troubleshooting D-6 R rack airflow requirements 2-3 blanking panels 2-3 clearances 2-2 grounding requirements 2-5 power requirements 2-4 resources 2-5 server installation service 4-18 space requirements 2-2 stabilization 2-5 Telco, stability of 2-6 tools, installation 2-7 warnings 2-5 weight 2-6 rack door ventilation 2-3 rack rails, fixed aligning inner slide 4-4 attaching to the rack 4-3 installing 4-4 rack template, measuring with 4-2 RAID (redundant array of independent drives) See also Integrated ATA RAID Configuration Utility defined 6-1 disk mirroring 6-2 disk striping 6-2 drive connection tips 6-9 drive failure 6-3 spare 6-3 troubleshooting 6-9 rail release latches disengaging 3-5 warning 4-7 RBSU (ROM-Based Setup Utility) overview 5-1 readers comments xiii HP ProLiant DL320 Generation 2 Server Setup and Installation Guide Index-7

Section	Page
HP ProLiant DL320 Generation 2 Server Setup and Installation Guide	1
Notice	2
Contents	3
About This Guide	8
Intended Audience	8
Important Safety Information	8
Symbols on Equipment	8
Rack Stability	10
Symbols in Text	10
Text Conventions	11
Related Documents	11
Getting Help	11
HP Technical Support	12
HP Website	12
HP Authorized Reseller	12
Reader’s Comments	12
Chapter 1: Server Features	13
HP ProLiant DL320 Generation 2 Server Features	13
Warranties	13
Server Configuration and Management	13
Security	14
Chapter 2: Planning the Server Installation	15
Server Installation Overview	15
Optimum Environment	16
Space and Airflow Requirements	16
Temperature Requirements	18
Power Requirements	18
Grounding Requirements	19
Rack Planning Resources	19
Rack Warnings and Cautions	19
Server Warnings and Cautions	20
Server Shipping Contents	21
Chapter 3: Installing Hardware Options	22
Accessing Internal Server Components	23
Accessing Internal Components When the Server Is Out of the Rack	23
Removing the Access Panel	23
Accessing Internal Components When the Server Is In the Rack	23
Identifying System Board Components	27
Installing Additional Memory	28
Installing an Expansion Board	29
Removing the PCI Riser Board Assembly	30
Installing the Expansion Board	31
Installing a CD-ROM/diskette or DVD-ROM/diskette Drive Assembly (Optional)	36
Installing Hard Drives	39
Installing ATA Hard Drives	39
Installing SCSI Hard Drives	47
Installing a Slotless SCSI Module Upgrade Kit	48
External Mass Storage	51
Chapter 4: Server Installation	52
Server Installation Procedures	52
Measuring with the Template	52
Installing the Fixed Rack Rails	54
Attaching the Fixed Cable Tray	55
Installing the Cable Support Bracket on the Server	56
Inserting the Server into the Rack	58
Connecting the Peripheral Device Cables and the Power Cord	59
Cabling the Remote Insight Lights-Out Edition II (Optional)	61
Securing the Cables in the Fixed Cable Tray	63
Powering Up the Server	66
Installation Sequence	66
Operating System Purchased Separately	66
Preconfigured Operating System	68
Registering the Server	69
Routine Maintenance	69
Optional Installation Service	69
Chapter 5: Server Configuration and Utilities	70
ROM-Based Setup Utility	70
Redundant ROM Support	70
Safety and Security Benefits	71
Access to Redundant ROM Settings	71
Disaster Recovery	71
ROMPaq	72
SmartStart Software	73
SmartStart Autorun Menu	74
SmartStart Scripting Toolkit	74
Insight Manager	75
Survey Utility	75
Enterprise Diagnostics LX32 Utility	76
Automatic Server Recovery	76
Power-On Self-Test	76
System Firmware Update	77
Auto-Configuration Process	77
Boot Options	78
System Maintenance Menu	78
Integrated Management Log	78
Chapter 6: RAID Configuration and Management	80
Introduction to RAID	80
Overview of RAID	80
RAID Terminology	81
RAID 0 (Stripe)	81
RAID 1 (Mirror)	81
RAID 1+0	81
RAID 5	81
Spare	82
Integrated ATA RAID Configuration Utility	82
Configuration Utility Features	82
Using the Configuration Utility	83
Array Information	83
Physical Drive Information	83
Help Information	84
Integrated ATA RAID Management Utility	86
Management Utility Features	86
Using the Management Utility	86
Microsoft Operating Systems	86
Novell Operating Systems	87
Linux Operating Systems	87
Troubleshooting the Integrated ATA RAID Configuration Utility	87
Drive Connection Tips	88
Configuration and Setup Tips	88
Appendix A: Regulatory Compliance Notices	90
Regulatory Compliance Identification Numbers	90
Federal Communications Commission Notice	90
Class A Equipment	91
Class B Equipment	91
Declaration of Conformity for Products Marked with the FCC Logo – United States Only	92
Modifications	92
Cables	92
Canadian Notice (Avis Canadien)	93
Class A Equipment	93
Class B Equipment	93
European Union Notice	93
Japanese Notice	94
BSMI Notice	94
Laser Devices	94
Laser Safety Warnings	95
Compliance with CDRH Regulations	95
Compliance with International Regulations	95
Laser Product Label	95
Laser Information	96
Battery Replacement Notice	96
Power Cords	97
Mouse Compliance Statement	97
Appendix B: Electrostatic Discharge	98
Preventing Electrostatic Damage	98
Grounding Methods	99
Appendix C: Server Error Messages	100
Appendix D: Troubleshooting	101
When the Server Does Not Start	102
Diagnosis Steps	104
Problems After Initial Startup	109
Other Troubleshooting Resources	113
Appendix E: LEDs, Switches, and Jumpers	114
Status Indicators	114
Front Panel LED Indicators	114
Rear Panel LED Indicators	117
System Board LEDs	118
Power On/Off and Unit Identification Switches	120
Switches	120
System Configuration Switch (SW1)	121
Clearing and Resetting System Password Settings	123
Clearing and Resetting System Configuration Sett	123
Setting the NIC Operating Mode	124
Appendix F: Server Specifications	125
Operating and Performance Specifications	125
Appendix G: System Battery	127
System Battery Replacement	127

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Index

troubleshooting

D-2, D-4

power connector

3-7

power

troubleshooting

D-6

LED

E-3

load requirements

2-4

rack requirements

2-4

rack

rated input

F-1

airflow requirements

2-3

ratings

2-4

blanking panels

2-3

troubleshooting

D-4

clearances

2-2

power cable, hard drives

3-15, 3-26, 3-27

grounding requirements

2-5

power connector

3-6

power requirements

2-4

power cord

resources

2-5

compliance notice

A-8

server installation service

4-18

connecting

4-8

space requirements

2-2

connector

4-10

stabilization

2-5

current rating

A-8

Telco, stability of

2-6

disconnecting

3-4

tools, installation

2-7

placement

A-8

warnings

2-5

safe use

2-7

weight

2-6

set

A-8

rack door ventilation

2-3

voltage rating

A-8

rack rails, fixed

power cycling

D-2, D-9

aligning inner slide

4-4

Power On/Off switch

attaching to the rack

4-3

location

E-7

installing

4-4

power down

3-3

rack template, measuring with

4-2

power up

4-15

RAID (redundant array of independent

drives)