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Form Factor | 2U |
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Max CPUs | 2 |
Processor | Intel Xeon E5-2600 v4 family |
Memory | Up to 1.5 TB |
Storage | Up to 12 x 3.5-inch or 24 x 2.5-inch drives |
Power Supply | Dual redundant power supplies |
Locates documentation and resources for the Oracle Server X6-2 and related products.
Provides instructions on how to submit feedback regarding the documentation.
Provides a high-level summary of tasks required for installing the Oracle Server X6-2.
Details the physical dimensions and specifications of the Oracle Server X6-2.
Outlines the necessary rack and clearance space for server installation and operation.
Provides guidelines for safely receiving and unpacking the server from its shipping carton.
Specifies the required access space for maintaining the server, front and rear.
Details the server's AC power specifications, voltage, and current requirements.
Covers compliance with electrical codes and PDU power distribution for server installation.
Provides guidelines for selecting appropriate circuit breakers and UPS for server power.
Explains the requirements for proper grounding of the server and rackmount equipment.
Lists the operating and non-operating temperature, humidity, and altitude specifications.
Recommends optimal ambient temperature ranges for server reliability and performance.
Recommends optimal ambient relative humidity ranges for data processing operations.
Discusses airflow requirements and considerations for rackmounted servers.
Details specific requirements for ensuring adequate system airflow for natural convection.
Lists the relevant standards and certifications the server complies with.
Instructions for inspecting shipping cartons for damage and verifying contents.
Lists the necessary tools and equipment for installing the Oracle Server X6-2.
Details precautions to prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage during installation.
Describes the processors, memory, storage drives, and other key components of the server.
Identifies and describes the status indicators, connectors, and drives on the server's front panel.
Identifies and describes the status indicators, connectors, and PCIe slots on the server's back panel.
Introduces Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center for managing multiple servers.
Lists tools available for managing a single server, including Oracle ILOM and HMP.
Details the Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM) service processor and its functions.
Describes the Oracle Hardware Management Pack for server management via CLI.
Explains the BIOS setup utility and its support for UEFI and Legacy boot modes.
Ensures all necessary tasks are complete before starting rackmount procedures.
Specifies the requirements for the rack to ensure compatibility and proper installation.
Details safety precautions to follow when installing the server into a rack.
Lists the components included in the rackmount kit for server installation.
Provides steps to stabilize the rack cabinet and extend anti-tilt devices before installation.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the mounting brackets to the server chassis.
Guides on how to identify and mark the correct mounting holes in the rack for slide-rails.
Procedure for connecting power cables before slide-rail installation in specific racks.
Instructions for installing AC power cables and slide-rails into the rack.
Procedure for attaching the tool-less slide-rail assemblies to the rack.
Guides on how to install the server chassis into the rack-mounted slide-rail assemblies.
Instructions for installing an optional bracket to protect the server during shipping.
Procedure for installing the cable management arm (CMA) for organizing server cables.
Procedure for removing the cable management arm (CMA) from the server.
Identifies connectors and ports on the server's back panel and their typical connections.
Details the server's RJ-45 10-Gigabit Ethernet ports, their LEDs, and transfer rates.
Provides initial setup steps, including choosing an environment and obtaining a terminal device.
Explains how to connect serial, Ethernet, and power cables for initial setup and ILOM communication.
Details the procedure for powering on the server locally using a serial connection to Oracle ILOM.
Describes the hardware components and interfaces of the Oracle ILOM service processor.
Provides procedures for logging into and out of Oracle ILOM via CLI or web interface.
Step-by-step guide to log in to Oracle ILOM using a direct serial connection.
Instructions for logging into Oracle ILOM remotely via web interface or CLI over Ethernet.
Explains how to properly end an Oracle ILOM session via web interface or CLI.
Provides information on viewing and modifying service processor (SP) network settings.
Details how to change SP network settings using the Oracle ILOM web interface or CLI.
Guides on testing network connectivity for IPv4 and IPv6 configurations using ILOM.
Explains how to use Oracle ILOM to remotely redirect the host server console.
Describes how to set the mouse mode property in Oracle ILOM for console access.
Procedure for redirecting host server desktop or storage devices via Oracle ILOM.
Describes how to access the host console remotely using the Oracle ILOM CLI.
Addresses issues related to the Oracle ILOM service processor connection and operation.
Explains how to reset the Oracle ILOM service processor via CLI or web interface.
Procedure for resetting the SP using the pinhole button on the server's back panel.
Guides on recovering the Oracle ILOM root account password using serial connection.
Describes the server's three power modes: power off, standby, and full power.
Instructions for gracefully or immediately powering off the server using the front panel button.
Procedure for powering on the server using the front panel power button.
Guides on remotely controlling server power using Oracle ILOM web interface or CLI.
Explains the process of resetting the server, which reinitializes processors without losing host power.
Details how to reset the server via Oracle ILOM web interface or command-line interface.
Learn about storage drive configuration options and requirements for the server.
Guides on configuring RAID volumes using the BIOS RAID utilities for bootable drives.
Procedure for configuring a RAID volume in UEFI boot mode for OS installation.
Procedure for configuring a logical drive in legacy boot mode and making it bootable.
Explains the importance of periodic firmware and software updates for server performance.
Describes methods to obtain updates, including My Oracle Support and Other Methods.
Details how software releases are grouped and what they contain for Oracle Servers.
Step-by-step instructions for downloading firmware and software updates from My Oracle Support.
Explains alternative methods for installing firmware and software updates.
Provides contact information and resources for obtaining help with firmware or software updates.
Lists diagnostic resources and references for resolving server hardware faults.
A worksheet to collect system configuration details needed for contacting Oracle Service.
Provides methods to find the server's serial number for service and future reference.
Guides for ensuring the site is prepared for server installation, covering various checklists.
Checklist to review facility requirements for the access route and data center.
Checklist to verify that data center environment requirements, like temperature, are met.
Checklist to ensure facility power requirements, voltage, and outlets meet server needs.
Checklist to confirm the rack meets all requirements for server installation.
Checklist to ensure safety requirements, like fire protection and flooring, are met.
Checklist for setting up Auto Service Request, including My Oracle Support account details.
Checklist to ensure logistics requirements for the data center are met for server installation.