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Symbios SCSI Configuration Utility

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R rack configuration tools, 61, 73, 114 rack installation alternative, 113 anti-tip foot, 77, 118 rack mount kit parts list, 62, 75, 116 rear panel ports, 83 Remote Control card I2C connector, 37 Remote Control card RMC, 37 removing front bezel, 9 removing top cover, 11 replacing top cover, 12 retaining latches DIMMs, 31 S SCSI channels changing boot order, 94 SCSI configuration utility Symbios SCSI Configuration Utility, 94 SCSI configuration utility, 94 SCSI Configuration Utility change boot order, 36 SCSI controller ID, 18 SCSI device troubleshooting, 110 security hardware, 90 Setup Utility, 90 serial port Integrated Remote Assistant, 4 remote management, 4 serial ports, 83 Setup Utility (BIOS) Setup Utility, 89 change boot order, 36 changing system date, 91 changing time, 91 Embedded NIC, 88, 89 Index options, 89 PCI-to-PCI bridge board, 38 Setup Utility Alert-On-LAN 2, 89 BIOS corruption, 112 change boot device order, 90 configuration, 90 Exit menu, 91 flexible disk drive, 90 hardware security, 90 IDE devices, 90 IDE primary/secondary, 90 integrated I/O port, 90 making selections, 91 memory cache, 90 menu bar, 90 password, 90 PCI slot devices, 90 pressing F2 to enter, 89 resetting lost password, 93, 94 security, 90 setting boot password, 92 user preferences, 90 Wake-on-LAN, 88 site preparation environmental considerations, 124 Sleep States, 2 Advanced Configuration and Power Management Interface, 7 Alert-On-LAN 2, 89 defined, 7 hibernate, 7 LAN activity, 8 NOS dependent, 2 possible data corruption, 8 power button configurations, 8 power management, 8 scheduled events, 8 standby, 7 suspend, 7 Wake-on-LAN, 88 wake-up events, 8 slot cover 133

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Index
133
R
rack configuration tools, 61, 73, 114
rack installation
alternative, 113
anti-tip foot, 77, 118
rack mount kit
parts list, 62, 75, 116
rear panel ports, 83
Remote Control card
I
2
C connector, 37
Remote Control card
RMC, 37
removing front bezel, 9
removing top cover, 11
replacing top cover, 12
retaining latches
DIMMs, 31
S
SCSI channels
changing boot order, 94
SCSI configuration utility
Symbios SCSI Configuration Utility,
94
SCSI configuration utility, 94
SCSI Configuration Utility
change boot order, 36
SCSI controller ID, 18
SCSI device
troubleshooting, 110
security
hardware, 90
Setup Utility, 90
serial port
Integrated Remote Assistant, 4
remote management, 4
serial ports, 83
Setup Utility
(BIOS) Setup Utility, 89
change boot order, 36
changing system date, 91
changing time, 91
Embedded NIC, 88, 89
options, 89
PCI-to-PCI bridge board, 38
Setup Utility
Alert-On-LAN 2, 89
BIOS corruption, 112
change boot device order, 90
configuration, 90
Exit menu, 91
flexible disk drive, 90
hardware security, 90
IDE devices, 90
IDE primary/secondary, 90
integrated I/O port, 90
making selections, 91
memory cache, 90
menu bar, 90
password, 90
PCI slot devices, 90
pressing F2 to enter, 89
resetting lost password, 93, 94
security, 90
setting boot password, 92
user preferences, 90
Wake-on-LAN, 88
site preparation
environmental considerations, 124
Sleep States, 2
Advanced Configuration and Power
Management Interface, 7
Alert-On-LAN 2, 89
defined, 7
hibernate, 7
LAN activity, 8
NOS dependent, 2
possible data corruption, 8
power button configurations, 8
power management, 8
scheduled events, 8
standby, 7
suspend, 7
Wake-on-LAN, 88
wake-up events, 8
slot cover