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General| Processor | Intel Xeon 5600 series |
|---|---|
| Memory Slots | 12 DIMM slots |
| Hard Drive Bays | Up to 8 bays |
| Network Interface | Dual Gigabit Ethernet |
| Management | Integrated Management Module (IMM) |
| Form Factor | Tower |
| Processor Cores | 4 or 6 cores |
| Chipset | Intel 5520 |
| Storage | SAS/SATA |
| RAID Support | RAID 0, 1, 10 |
| Power Supply | Redundant Power Supply Options Available |
| Expansion Slots | 4 PCI-Express slots |
| USB Ports | 6 USB 2.0 |
| Operating System Support | Microsoft Windows Server, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, VMware |
Provides access to server documentation and browser for information retrieval.
Lists minimum hardware and software needed for the IBM Documentation CD.
Explains how to browse, read, and search documents on the CD.
Lists other documents provided with the server, like environmental notices and warranty.
Explains the meaning of notes, important statements, and attention notices in the document.
Summarizes the server's features, technical specifications, and configuration options.
Details the server's advanced features and technologies, like UEFI, IMM, and DSA.
Explains the server's RAS features that ensure data integrity and uptime.
Describes the platform-management foundation for managing IBM servers.
Tool for detecting and installing device drivers and firmware updates.
Details server controls, LEDs, and power management functions.
Specific steps for IBM Business Partners to configure and deliver servers.
Overview of server components, system board layout, connectors, and operator panel.
Details internal connectors, switches, jumpers, LEDs, and external connectors on the system board.
Shows connectors on the 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch SAS backplanes for drive connections.
Explains the LEDs and their meanings on the server's front operator information panel.
Covers general safety, working inside server, static sensitivity, reliability, and cable routing.
Step-by-step guides for removing major server components like covers, baffles, and cages.
Covers installing adapters, ServeRAID keys, USB hypervisor, and virtual media keys.
Guides for installing DVD drives, tape drives, and hot-swap/simple-swap hard disk drives.
Instructions for installing memory modules and microprocessors.
Details on installing redundant power supplies and completing the overall installation process.
Primary tool for changing startup sequence, date/time, passwords, and hardware settings.
Temporarily redefines the first startup device without altering Setup utility settings.
Software suite for server setup, hardware configuration, and OS installation.
Manages server firmware, sensors, and remote network functions.
Features for remote management, requiring Virtual Media Key for full functionality.
Details on installing and configuring the embedded hypervisor via USB flash device.
Guides for configuring integrated Gigabit Ethernet controllers for network connectivity.
Tool for configuring SAS/SATA adapters and managing RAID arrays.
Command-line utility for modifying UEFI and IMM settings remotely.
Procedures for locating and installing updates for IBM Systems Director.
Steps to take before contacting support to resolve problems.
How to access and utilize the product's documentation for troubleshooting.
Resources available on the IBM website for systems, devices, and services.
Details on software and hardware support, including contact numbers and availability.
Includes warranty, copyright, patent, and general information statements.
Lists IBM and other product/service trademarks and their usage.
Covers processor speed, storage units, non-IBM products, and particulate contamination limits.
Compiles FCC, Industry Canada, EU EMC, and other regional emission compliance statements.
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