What to do if my Silicon Graphics Server will not power on?
First, ensure that the power cords are properly seated in the power receptacles. Next, check that the enclosure’s enable power switch is set to the On (|) position. If the problem persists, contact your support organization or SSE.
What to do if the Fault LED of a populated PCI slot is illuminated on my Silicon Graphics Server?
Reseat the PCI card. If the fault LED remains on, replace the PCI card.
Why system console does not display after boot on Silicon Graphics Server?
Check the monitor connection to both the power source and the video connector on the back of the system. If your monitor is plugged into a DVI-I connector, ensure that your system's graphics option supports it; if it does not, use the VGA connector instead.
General| Clock Speed | Up to 3.33 GHz |
|---|---|
| Networking | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Processor | Intel Xeon |
| RAM | Up to 192 GB |
| Storage | SATA or SAS |
| Graphics | NVIDIA Quadro |
| Operating System | SUSE Linux Enterprise Server |
| Expansion Slots | PCIe slots |
Essential safety guidelines for system handling and operation, including ESD and high-voltage warnings.
Procedures for unpacking, connecting, powering on, and initial setup of the SGI Octane III system.
Overview of system hardware, I/O ports, physical specifications, power supplies, and internal components.
Guidelines for selecting an optimal operating location and general system precautions for reliable operation.
Solutions for common system problems, including power failures, fan issues, and status LED indicators.
Detailed description and pin assignments for all rear panel I/O connectors on the Octane III system.
Pin assignments and usage details for USB, VGA, Ethernet, Serial, and optional DVI ports.
Instructions for accessing and navigating the AMI BIOS setup utility to modify system settings.
Overview of important BIOS settings for system memory, boot features, power management, and advanced configurations.
Configuration for remote access, hardware health monitoring, IPMI, security, and boot device priority.
Details on enclosure dimensions, weight, cooling, and environmental operating conditions.
Operating parameters and warranty information for optional Solid State Drives (SSDs) used with the system.
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