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General| Product Type | Application Policy Infrastructure Controller |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | Rack-mountable |
| Management | Cisco Integrated Management Controller |
| Operating System | Cisco APIC Software |
| Memory | 192 GB DDR4 |
Details the front and rear panel features of the server, including ports and indicators.
Shows the locations of field-replaceable components and service-related items within the server.
Provides a summary table of the server's hardware and software features.
Describes the status indicators on the rear panel of the server.
Describes the internal fault LEDs for CPUs, DIMMs, and fan modules.
Covers pre-installation steps, site preparation, and safety guidelines before installing the server.
Presents critical warnings and cautions for safe and proper installation of the server.
Details the importance of proper grounding for switch stability and component protection.
Specifies the types of racks and clearances required for server installation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the server into a rack using slide rails.
Guides on how to install the optional cable management arm for organized cabling.
Explains how to reverse the orientation of the cable management arm.
Outlines the process for powering on, assigning IP addresses, and connecting to server management.
Details how to connect a keyboard, monitor, and use the IMC Configuration Utility for setup.
Describes the procedure for performing initial setup via a management LAN.
Guides on configuring NIC settings, network, and user credentials via the IMC utility.
Explains the supported NIC modes and redundancy settings for the APIC appliance.
Describes methods for updating the server's BIOS and Cisco IMC firmware.
Provides instructions on how to enter and navigate the system BIOS setup utility.
Details the feature for switching between host serial and Cisco IMC CLI connections.
Explains the feature for using USB storage devices for data transfer without network connectivity.
Lists the physical dimensions (height, width, depth, weight) of the server.
Outlines the operating and non-operating environmental requirements like temperature and humidity.
Discusses support and special considerations for Cisco Virtual Interface Cards (VICs).
Details the power consumption estimates and specifications for various power supplies.
Lists the supported power cords and their specifications for connecting the server.
