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Compaq AlphaServer ES40 User Manual

Compaq AlphaServer ES40
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System Configuration and Setup 6-49
The system can have the following power configurations:
Single Power Supply. A single power supply is provided with entry-level
systems, such as a system configured with:
One or two CPUs
One storage cage
Two Power Supplies. Two power supplies are required if the system has
more than two CPUs or if the system has a second storage cage.
Redundant Power Supply. If one power supply fails, the redundant supply
provides power and the system continues to operate normally. A second power
supply adds redundancy for an entry-level system such as the system described
under “Single Power Supply.” A third power supply adds redundancy for a
system that requires two power supplies.
Recommended Installation Order. Generally, power supply 0 is installed
first, power supply 1 second, and power supply 2 third, but the supplies can be
installed in any order. See Figure 6–16. The power supply numbering corre-
sponds to the numbering displayed by the SRM show power command.

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Compaq AlphaServer ES40 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerCompaq
ModelAlphaServer ES40
Number of Processors1 to 4
Memory TypeDDR SDRAM
Operating SystemOpenVMS, Tru64 UNIX, Linux
Release Year2000
CPU Speed500 MHz to 1 GHz
MemoryUp to 32 GB
StorageSCSI
Network10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet
Form FactorRack-mounted

Summary

Chapter 1 System Overview

1.1 System Architecture

Describes the switch-based interconnect system that maintains constant performance.

1.8 Memory Architecture and Options

Explains the memory bus structure and available memory options.

1.10 Remote System Management Logic

Explains the System Power Controller (SPC) and RMC components.

Chapter 2 Troubleshooting

2.1 Questions to Consider

Lists questions to ask the system manager before troubleshooting.

2.3 Service Tools and Utilities

Lists available tools for testing, diagnosis, and recommendations.

Chapter 3 Power-Up Diagnostics and Display

3.2 System Power-Up Sequence

Details the step-by-step power-up sequence illustrated in a figure.

3.4 Power-Up Error Messages

Lists error messages displayed by RMC, SROM, and SRM at power-up.

Chapter 4 SRM Console Diagnostics

4.1 Diagnostic Command Summary

Summarizes SRM diagnostic and related commands.

4.18 show error

Reports errors logged in FRU EEPROMs.

Chapter 5 Error Logs

5.1 Error Log Analysis with Compaq Analyze

Describes Compaq Analyze for determining hardware failure causes.

Chapter 6 System Configuration and Setup

6.1 System Consoles

Describes system console programs in flash ROM.

6.4 Setting Up a System for Windows NT

Guides on setting date, time, and hard disks before NT installation.

6.8 Setting SRM Security

Explains setting SRM security using password and secure commands.

6.9 Setting Windows NT Security

Describes password protection for Windows NT setup and startup.

Chapter 7 Using the Remote Management Console

7.1 RMC Overview

Provides an overview of RMC functions for system monitoring and control.

7.4 Connecting to the RMC CLI

Details how to connect to the RMC command-line interface.

7.6 RMC Command-Line Interface

Lists RMC commands for system setup and management.

7.8 Troubleshooting Tips

Lists possible causes and solutions for RMC troubleshooting.

Chapter 8 FRU Removal and Replacement

8.8 CPUs

Explains how to add or replace CPU cards.

8.9 Memory DIMMs

Details how to replace memory DIMMs and MMBs.

8.10 PCI Cards

Describes installing or replacing PCI cards.

8.16 System Motherboard

Explains how to remove the system motherboard.

Appendix A SRM Console Commands

4-1 SRM Commands Used on ES40 Systems

Lists frequently used SRM console commands.

Appendix E Isolating Failing DIMMs

E.2 DIMM Isolation Procedure

Provides a procedure to isolate a failing DIMM.

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