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General| Brand | Digital Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | DECserver 90M |
| Category | Server |
| Language | English |
Explains the organization and content of the manual, including chapters and appendices.
Lists other relevant manuals for further information on DECserver and related technologies.
Defines the typographical and symbolic conventions used throughout the manual for clarity.
Provides a functional overview of the DECserver 90M and its capabilities in multivendor environments.
Lists the standard features and protocols supported by the DECserver 90M, such as rack mounting and network protocols.
Covers the physical installation procedures for the DECserver 90M hardware in various configurations.
Details the step-by-step process for setting up the DECserver 90M as a standalone device.
Describes the procedure for installing the DECserver 90M into the DEChub 90 Ethernet backplane.
Explains how to perform and interpret the device's built-in diagnostic self-tests for verification.
Outlines the process for loading the necessary network access software onto the DECserver 90M.
Specifies the method for loading software directly from the device's internal Flash RAM.
Describes the process of loading software via a network connection using MOP or BOOTP protocols.
Details advanced boot options and control using console commands.
Provides steps to test and confirm the correct functionality of the device's communication ports.
Addresses common issues encountered during DECserver 90M operation and provides potential solutions.
Lists the physical dimensions and weight of the DECserver 90M unit.
Details the operating and shipping environment requirements for the DECserver 90M.
Covers the input voltage, current, and power consumption details for the DECserver 90M.
Shows the pin assignment and circuit connections for each port on the DECserver 90M.
Illustrates wiring configurations for serial communication cables used with the DECserver 90M.
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