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Power Unit Error Lamp

Power unit error lamp

The Power unit error lamp lights amber when an error occurs on the power supply unit.

Check the power unit error lamp to identify the failed power supply unit.

Power unit error lamps

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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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