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General| Brand | QUANTA |
|---|---|
| Model | STRATOS S210 Series S210-X22RQ |
| Category | Network Storage Server |
| Language | English |
Read all caution and safety statements in this document before performing any of the instructions.
Heed safety instructions, system power on/off, hazardous conditions, ESD protection, handling boards, installing/removing jumpers.
Manual purpose and overview of server chassis hardware features, troubleshooting, BIOS, and Baseboard Management Controller (BMC).
Lists main features: Chipset, Processors, PCIe, Memory, Storage, Network, Chassis type.
Lists package components: 2U chassis, processor heat sinks, power supplies, power cords, user manual CD, rail kit.
Describes the 2.5-inch hard drive arrangement and shows component overview with a table.
Describes the 3.5-inch hard drive arrangement and shows component overview with a table.
Illustrates and describes the front features of the 3.5-inch HDD system, including front control panel and HDD bays.
Illustrates and describes the front features of the 2.5-inch HDD system, including front control panel and HDD bays.
Details front panel features: Fault LED, LAN LEDs, HDD Activity LED, ID LED, Power Button, Identification Button, Power LED.
Provides critical safety warnings and precautions for handling the server and its components, including ESD protection.
Instructions for removing and installing 2.5-inch hard drives and trays, including safety warnings.
Details on removing and installing the power supply unit (PSU), including safety precautions.
Instructions for removing and replacing the server top cover, including steps and safety.
Procedures for removing and installing fan modules and the fan assembly, with detailed steps.
Steps for removing and installing processor heat sinks, including warnings about hot components.
Instructions for removing and installing processors, including safety precautions and lever operation.
Guidelines for memory population and procedures for removing and installing memory modules.
Diagram and rules for populating memory modules across CPU sockets and DIMM slots.
Procedures for removing and installing the mainboard module, including cable disconnection and screw removal.
Instructions for installing and removing riser assemblies and PCIe expansion cards.
Procedures for installing and removing LAN Mezzanine Card, including linking board and module connector.
Steps for removing a LAN Mezzanine Card, including disconnecting cables and removing screws.
Procedure for installing a SAS 6G Mezzanine Card, including module alignment and linking board connection.
Steps for removing a SAS 6Gb Mezzanine Card, including disconnecting cables and removing screws.
Instructions for installing an iBBU, including bracket alignment and securing screws.
Steps for removing an iBBU, including disconnecting cables and removing screws.
Procedures for removing and installing the air duct assembly, aligning with bracket and inserting tabs.
Instructions for removing and installing the solid state disk (SSD) cage, including screw removal and sliding.
Overview of the BIOS Setup utility for system configuration, including its operation and setup page layout.
Details on how to enter BIOS Setup and a list of keyboard commands used for navigation and options.
Explains the menu selection bar and guidelines for understanding BIOS setup utility screen tables and information.
Description of the BIOS Main screen, which displays system information and vendor details.
Overview of the Advanced screen, providing access to configure various system options.
Configuration options for PCI add-in cards, onboard NIC controllers, and video options.
Settings for PCI Express devices, including Maximum Payload and ASPM Support.
Configuration options for Security Device Support and Current Status Information related to Trusted Computing.
Configuration for Windows Hardware Error Architecture (WHEA) support.
View and configure processor options like CPU Speed, 64-bit support, and Hyper-threading.
Displays information for Socket 0 CPU: Signature, Microcode Patch, Speed, Cores, Cache, and Intel Technologies.
Configure power management features like Power Technology, EIST, Turbo Mode, and CPU C-states.
Configuration for runtime error logging, including memory and PCI error logging support.
Configure SATA hard disk drives and view installed drive information.
Displays device information for SAS ports when Intel RSTe OPROM is selected.
Configuration for Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT/LT-SX), including CPU and Chipset features.
Configure USB controller options, including Legacy USB Support and Mass Storage Devices.
Configure Serial Port (COM) settings and onboard device parameters.
Configure serial port settings, including enabling/disabling the port and device settings.
Configure onboard devices like LAN ports, MEZZ LAN ports, and MAC addresses.
Enable or disable Console Redirection for remote server management.
Configure Terminal Type, Bits per second, Data Bits, Parity, Stop Bits, and Flow Control for console redirection.
Configure iSCSI initiator name, attempts, and order for network boot.
Access point to configure North Bridge, South Bridge, and ME Subsystem options.
Configure North Bridge settings like Memory Mode, Mirroring, Lock Step, and Sparing.
Configure Intel Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O (VT-d) and ATS Support.
Configure South Bridge settings, including disabling SCU devices and onboard SAS/SATA Oprom.
Configure USB settings for EHCI controllers and USB ports.
View ME BIOS Interface Version, Vendor Label, FW Status, State, Operation State, Error Code, and Booting Mode.
Configure BMC settings for FRB-2 Timer, O/S Watchdog Timer, Restore on AC Power Loss.
Configure System Event Log (SEL) options, including erasing SEL and logging EFI status codes.
View Field Replaceable Unit (FRU) information including System, Board, and Chassis details.
Configure BMC network settings: LAN Port Configuration, IP address source, IPv6 Mode, and AutoConfig.
Configure boot device priority, NumLock state, Quiet Boot, and Boot Mode.
Configure Administrator and User passwords, and manage Secure Boot settings.
Options to save/discard changes, restore factory defaults, or save/restore user defaults.
Mechanisms for resetting system configuration to default values via jumper or F9 key.
Information on the flash ROM contents and the BIOS update utility for server platforms.
Procedure for initiating BIOS recovery using a recovery jumper or USB disk with the recovery image.
Provides critical safety warnings and precautions for handling the server and its components, including ESD protection.
Instructions for removing and installing 2.5-inch hard drives and trays, including safety warnings.
Details on removing and installing the power supply unit (PSU), including safety precautions.
Instructions for removing and replacing the server top cover, including steps and safety.
Procedures for removing and installing fan modules and the fan assembly, with detailed steps.
Steps for removing and installing processor heat sinks, including warnings about hot components.
Instructions for removing and installing processors, including safety precautions and lever operation.
Guidelines for memory population and procedures for removing and installing memory modules.
Diagram and rules for populating memory modules across CPU sockets and DIMM slots.
Procedures for removing and installing the mainboard module, including cable disconnection and screw removal.
Instructions for installing and removing riser assemblies and PCIe expansion cards.
Procedures for installing and removing LAN Mezzanine Card, including linking board and module connector.
Steps for removing a LAN Mezzanine Card, including disconnecting cables and removing screws.
Procedure for installing a SAS 6G Mezzanine Card, including module alignment and linking board connection.
Steps for removing a SAS 6Gb Mezzanine Card, including disconnecting cables and removing screws.
Instructions for installing an iBBU, including bracket alignment and securing screws.
Steps for removing an iBBU, including disconnecting cables and removing screws.
Procedures for removing and installing the air duct assembly, aligning with bracket and inserting tabs.
Instructions for removing and installing the solid state disk (SSD) cage, including screw removal and sliding.
Addresses server boot issues after installation and configuration changes, including power, processor, memory, and monitor problems.
General safety guidelines for installation and assembly, including power cord handling and system power disconnect.
General server safety information, warnings, cautions, and hazard symbols.
Information on intended applications and guidelines for selecting a suitable operating environment for the server.
Precautions for handling equipment and power supply, including CAUTIONS for voltage and fuses.
Warnings regarding correct AC power cord usage and safe access procedures for the system interior.
UL compliance guidelines for installing the system into a rack, including anchoring, grounding, and ambient temperature.
Precautions and recommendations for handling sensitive electronic components to prevent ESD damage.
Cautions regarding battery replacement and proper system cooling and airflow.
Cautionary notes regarding laser peripheral usage and potential radiation exposure.
Lists product certification markings: cULus, CE, FCC, VCCI, BSMI, KCC.
FCC verification statement for Class A devices and CE Declaration of Conformity.
Details VCCI, KCC, BSMI compliance and requirements for regulated components.
Information on RoHS compliance limits for banned substances and guidelines for product recycling and disposal.
Diagram and list of mainboard connectors for power supply, CPU sockets, PCH, LAN, BMC, TPM, SAS, etc.
Diagram and list of user-accessible mainboard jumpers for password clear, debug mode, CMOS clear, BIOS recovery, etc.
Guidelines for installing rack brackets and preparing for server installation in a rack.
Instructions for disassembling and installing the inner rail onto the server chassis.
Instructions for aligning and installing the outer rail into the front and rear cabinet columns.
Overview of BMC server management software, its features, power system, and front panel interface.
Details on Status, ID, and Heartbeat LEDs, and their activity and behavior.
Information on LAN interface, Session/User management, Serial Over LAN, Time Sync, and SEL logging.
Configuring Platform Event Filtering (PEF) and updating BMC firmware image.
Guidelines for BMC recovery process in DOS and Linux systems.
Using Secure Shell (SSH) to login to embedded Linux of BMC for remote terminal access and commands.
Commands for system level information and power state control (e.g., /SYS, /SYS/voltage).
BMC level commands for configuring and displaying management agent parameters (e.g., /SP, BMCVersion, ServerIdentify).
Using the Web GUI for server management, including browser support, login, and user privileges.
Displays overall device status information, including System Information, Server Health, Configuration, Remote Control, and Maintenance.
View device firmware revision, build time, BMC chipset, and configure network settings (IP, DNS, VLAN).
Monitor sensor states and view server information (FRU, Component, Identify).
Displays FRU file information: Basic, Chassis, Board, and Product Information.
Displays CPU and memory information: CPU ID, Socket, Manufacturer, Model, Frequency, Memory ID, Module Size, etc.
Control the indicator LED status for server identification (ON, OFF, Blink) with timeout settings.
View Sensor Readings and Event Logs for system health monitoring, including sensor states and event details.
Filter and view event logs by category (sensor-specific, BIOS, or system management), filter type, and timezone.
Access and configure various settings, including Active Directory settings for authentication and user management.
Manage DNS Server settings, including Host Configuration, Domain Name, and IPv4/IPv6 DNS Servers.
Configure LDAP/E-Directory settings for user authentication and management.
Configure mouse emulation mode (Absolute or Relative) for remote console sessions.
Configure network settings for LAN channels: IP, DNS, VLAN settings.
Configure PEF to take actions on event messages, including Event Filter, Alert Policy, and LAN Destination.
Configure Alert Policy and LAN destination for PEF events, including adding, modifying, or deleting entries.
Configure LAN destination for PEF events, including SNMP Trap and Email alert settings.
Configure SNMP settings for the device, including community strings and trap destinations.
Configure RADIUS authentication settings, including server address, port, and timeout.
Configure virtual media and KVM encryption settings for remote sessions.
Configure SMTP settings for email alerts, including server address, authentication, and usernames.
Configure Serial over LAN settings for remote management.
Configure SSL certificates for secure server access, including upload, generate, and view options.
Manage user accounts: view, add, modify, or delete users and their privileges.
Configure virtual media devices for remote redirection, including floppy, CD/DVD, and hard disk/USB.
Control server OS remotely using screen, mouse, keyboard; redirect local media.
Launch Java Console for remote control, requires JRE installation.
Configure video display settings and keyboard mappings for console redirection sessions.
Configure redirection for floppy, CD/DVD, and hard disk/USB media types.
Set keyboard layout and configure video recording settings for console redirection.
Perform power cycle operations (off, on, reset) and view active users and their IP addresses.
View and control server power states: reset, power off (immediate/orderly), power on, power cycle.
Perform maintenance tasks: firmware upgrade, preserve configuration, restore factory defaults, and system administrator settings.
Configure settings to preserve during firmware updates and restore factory default firmware settings.
Configure system administrator settings: enable user access, change password, and log out.
Details privilege association between IPMI and Web GUI for Administrator, Operator, User, and OEM roles.
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