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Table of Contents2
System Overview9
Overview9
Features and Benefits12
Chassis Components14
Cisco UCS X9508 Server Chassis14
Compute Nodes14
Cisco UCS X210C M6 Compute Node14
Intelligent Fabric Modules15
Cisco UCS 9108 25G Intelligent Fabric Module15
Cisco UCS X-Fabric Module Blanks16
Fan Modules16
Power Supplies17
Power Supply Configuration18
Leds18
Connectors18
Buttons18
Non-Redundant Mode19
N+1 Power Supply Configuration19
N+2 Power Supply Configuration20
Grid Configuration20
Leds21
LED Locations21
Interpreting Leds22
Installation27
Installation Notes and Warnings for the Cisco UCS X9508 Server Chassis27
Rack Requirements28
Airflow Considerations29
Earth Ground Considerations29
Handling the Chassis30
Moving Server Chassis33
Installation Guidelines33
Required Equipment34
Unpacking and Inspecting the Chassis34
Rail Installation Templates35
Front Install Template35
Rear Install Template36
Installing Cage Nuts37
Rail Kits38
Installing the Chassis40
Installing the Rails41
Rail Installation Layout43
Installing the Top Cable Management Arms45
Installing the Ground Bracket and Bottom Cable Management Arms47
Inserting the Chassis into the Rack48
Installing Rear Mounting Brackets51
Completing Installation53
Choosing Earth Ground Option54
Connecting Side-Mount Earth Ground54
Connecting Rear-Mount Earth Ground56
Attaching Cable Management Trays58
Installing the Cable Management Tray59
Removing the Cable Management Tray61
Removing the Chassis from a Rack63
Repacking the Chassis63
Components65
Installing and Removing Components65
Cisco UCS 9108 25G IFM Components69
Cisco UCS X-Fabric Module Blank Components71
Installing and Removing a Compute Node Blank71
Removing a Compute Node Blank72
Installing a Compute Node Blank73
Installing and Removing a Compute Node75
Installing a Compute Node75
Removing a Compute Node76
Installing and Removing Power Supplies78
Installing a Power Supply78
Removing a Power Supply80
Removing a PSU Blank81
Replacing a PSU Blank81
Installing a PSU Blank83
Replacing the PSU Keying Bracket84
Removing the PSU Keying Bracket84
Installing the PSU Keying Bracket85
Replacing the Power Entry Modules (Pems)87
Installing the Power Entry Modules87
Removing the Power Entry Modules89
Installing and Removing a Fan Module92
Installing a Fan Module92
Removing a Fan Module93
Installing and Removing a Rear Module's Fan95
Installing a Fan for a UCS Intelligent Fabric Module (IFM) or X-Fabric Module (XFM) Blank96
Removing a Fan for a UCS Intelligent Fabric Module (IFM) or X-Fabric Module (XFM) Blank97
Installing an Intelligent Fabric Module98
Installing and Removing an Intelligent Fabric Module98
Removing an Intelligent Fabric Module99
Installing and Removing the UCS X-Fabric Module Blank100
Installing an UCS X-Fabric Module Blank100
Removing an UCS X-Fabric Module Blank101
Recycling Printed Circuit Boards101
Recycling the UCS 9108 25G IFM Pcbs101
Recycling the Chassis PCB Assembly (PCBA)109
Technical Specifications115
KVM Cable115
Chassis Specifications116
Environmental Specifications118
Environmental Conditions and Power Requirement Specifications for Twinax SFP+ Transceivers118
Supported AC Power Cords and Plugs119
Specifications for the Cisco UCS X9508 Chassis Power Supply Units119
Australia and New Zealand120
Continental Europe120
International120
Israel121
Japan and North America121
Peoples Republic of China122
Taiwan123
Switzerland123
Site Planning and Maintenance Records125
Site Preparation Checklist125
Contact and Site Information127
Chassis and Module Information128
FEX Port Connection Record129
UCS 6548 Fabric Interconnect Port Connection Record130

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