What to do if I suspect a configuration problem with my Lenovo ThinkServer sd350 Server due to loose cables?
If you suspect a configuration problem with your Lenovo Server, such as loose cables or incorrectly seated adapters, power off the server. Then, reconnect all cables, reseat the adapters, and power the server back on.
How to fix a Lenovo ThinkServer sd350 Server that won't start?
If your Lenovo Server does not start, turn off the server and all external devices. Check all cables and power cords. Turn on all external devices, and then turn on the server. If the server still fails to start, consult 'Troubleshooting by symptom' on page 49.
What to do if a RAID hard disk drive is marked offline on my Lenovo ThinkServer sd350?
If the problem with your Lenovo Server is associated with a specific RAID hard disk drive being marked offline, refer to the documentation for the associated controller and management or controlling software to verify the controller is correctly configured.
How to troubleshoot system error LEDs on a Lenovo ThinkServer sd350 Server?
If there is an error indicated by system error LEDs on your Lenovo Server, run the diagnostic programs to determine the cause of the error.
What to do if diagnostic procedure did not help to fix Lenovo ThinkServer sd350?
If you have completed the diagnostic procedure and the problem remains with your Lenovo Server, contact Lenovo or an approved warranty service provider for assistance.
Provides caution and danger information used throughout the documentation.
Summarizes the server's key features and technical specifications.
Overview of the tool used for updating server firmware.
Step-by-step instructions for updating server firmware using the EasyUpdate tool.
Details configuration programs like EasyStartup, BIOS setup, Boot Manager, and TMM.
Instructions on how to start and use the UEFI Setup Utility for configuration tasks.
Details the TMM's systems-management features and capabilities.
Guide to solving problems using documentation and the World Wide Web.
Procedures to follow before contacting Lenovo for diagnosis.
Overview of tools like LEDs, event logs, and TMM for hardware diagnostics.
Tables to find solutions based on identifiable problem symptoms.
Details types of replaceable components (Structural, Tier 1 CRU, Tier 2 CRU, FRU).
Steps to install a hot-swap hard disk drive into its bay.
Safety and preparation steps before component removal or installation.
Precautions to avoid damage from electrostatic discharge.
Procedures for safely removing and installing compute nodes within the chassis.
Procedures for removing and replacing adapters on the PCI riser-card assembly.
Steps for removing and installing the PCI riser-card assembly.
Steps for removing and installing microprocessors and their heat sinks.
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