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WARNING LABELS

A warning label is attached to components (or near them) that present possible danger in order to inform the user that

a hazardous situation may arise when operating the server. (Do not intentionally remove or damage any of these labels.)

If you find any label totally/partially removed or illegible due to damage, contact your sales representative.

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Default Chapter9
- Preface9
- About this User's Guide10
- In the Package11
- Table of Contents12
Chapter 119
Notes on Using Your Server19
- Warning Labels20
- Safety Notes21
- For Proper Operation26
- Transfer to Third Party27
- Consumables28
- Disposal of the Server28
- User Support29
Chapter 231
General Description31
- Overview32
- Standard Features42
- Using Your Server51
Setting up Your Server63
- Setup Flow64
- Selecting a Site65
- Unpacking the System67
- Connecting Peripheral Devices68
- Connecting Power Cord70
- Turning on the Server72
- Installing Operating System74
- Installing Utilities74
- Making Backup Copies of System Information74
Chapter 363
Chapter 475
Configuring Your Server75
- System BIOS ~ SETUP75
- Disk Array Configuration - Megaraid Configuration Utility103
- Remote Management Function123
- Configuring I/O Board Jumpers153
Chapter 5155
Installing the Operating System with Express Setup155
- About Express Setup156
- Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003157
Chapter 6177
Installing and Using Utilities177
- Expressbuilder178
- Configuration Diskette Creator187
- Esmpro191
  - Functions and Features191
- Dianascope192
- BMC Online Update196
Chapter 7203
Maintenance203
- Making Backup Copies203
- System Diagnostics207
  - Test Items207
  - Starting and Ending the System Diagnostics207
- Relocating/Storing the Server210
Chapter 8211
Troubleshooting211
- System Viewers212
- Lamps213
- Error Messages226
- Solving Problems240
- Collecting Event Log257
- Collect Configuration Information258
- Collecting Dr. Watson Diagnostic Information259
- Memory Dump259
  - Preparing for Memory Dumping259
  - Saving the Dump File260
- Recovery for Windows 2000 System261
- Off-Line Maintenance Utility263
  - Starting the Off-Line Maintenance Utility263
  - Features of Off-Line Maintenance Utility264
- Resetting the Server265
- Forced Shutdown265
Chapter 9267
Upgrading Your Server267
- Safety Notes268
- Anti-Static Measures269
- Preparing for Installation and Removal270
- Device Installation or Removal Procedure271
Appendix A329
Specifications329
Appendix B331
Other Precautions331
- Transfer Rate of the On-Board LAN Controller331
- Server Management Software331
- Floppy Disk331
- CD-Rom333
- Tape Media333
- Keyboard334
- Mouse335
IRQ and I/O Port Address337
Appendix C337
Appendix D341
Installing Windows Server™ 2003 X64 Editions341
- Before Installing Windows Server 2003 X64 Editions341
- Installing Windows Server™ 2003 X64 Editions343
- Driver Installation and Advanced Settings347
- Setting for Collecting Memory Dump (Debug Information350
Appendix E351
Installing Windows Server™ 2003351
- Before Installing Windows Server™ 2003351
- Installing Windows Server 2003353
- Driver Installation and Advanced Settings359
- Setting for Collecting Memory Dump (Debug Information361
Appendix F363
Product Configuration Record Table363
- Hardware363
- Software366
Appendix G367
Rack Mount Kit367
- Notes on Installing and Accessing the Rack Cabinet368
- Rack-Mount Model369
Preparing for Mounting the Server on the Rack370
- Cautions370
- Step 1 Unpacking370
- Step 2 Preparing Tools373
- Step 3 Turning Server Power off374
- Step 4 Removing Components for Tower Model from Server376
- Step 5 Installing Rack Conversion Kit on Server381
Mounting the Server on the Rack384
- Notes on Rack and Server384
- Step 1 Installing Components on Rack385
- Step 2 Mounting Server on Rack388
- Step 3 Installing Cable Arm and Front Bezel390
- Step 4 Performing Processes from Server Power-On to Online Setting396

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