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Troubleshooting 6-11
Fail to power off the server:
θ Is the POWER switch enabled?
→ Restart the server and start the BIOS setup utility.
<Menu to check: [Security] - [Power Switch Inhibit]>
θ Is the server running in the Secure Mode?
→ The POWER switch is disabled in the Secure Mode. (Forced shutdown is also not
available.) To release the Secure Mode, enter the password specified with the
BIOS setup utility.
POST fails to complete:
θ Are the DIMMs installed?
→ At least two DIMMs are required for operation.
θ Is the memory size large?
→ The memory check may take a few seconds if the memory size is large.
θ Did you perform any keyboard or mouse operation immediately after you started the
server?
→ If you perform any keyboard or mouse operation immediately after start-up,
POST may accidentally detect a keyboard controller error and stops proceeding.
In such a case, restart the server once again. Do not perform any keyboard or
mouse operation until the BIOS start-up message appears when you restart the
server.
θ Does the server contain authorized memory boards or PCI devices?
→ Operation of the server with unauthorized components could cause system errors.
- User’s Guide 1
- 5800/120Rd-2 1
- CONTENTS 5
- Chapter 1 9
- OVERVIEW 10
- System Overview 1-3 11
- 1-4 System Overview 12
- System Overview 1-5 13
- Rear View 14
- System Overview 1-7 15
- Internal View 16
- System Board 17
- STATUS INDICATORS 18
- System Overview 1-11 19
- 1-12 System Overview 20
- System Overview 1-13 21
- 1-14 System Overview 22
- System Overview 1-15 23
- STANDARD FEATURES 24
- System Overview 1-17 25
- SAF-TE LOGIC 26
- SYSTEM BOARD FEATURES 26
- System Overview 1-19 27
- 1-20 System Overview 28
- NIC Connector and Status LEDs 28
- 1-22 System Overview 30
- Preferred Primary Adapter 30
- Mixed Adapter Teaming 30
- Adaptive Load Balancing 30
- System Overview 1-23 31
- 1-24 System Overview 32
- DEGRADATION FEATURE 33
- AC-LINK FEATURE 33
- SYSTEM SECURITY 34
- System Overview 1-27 35
- Using Passwords 35
- Secure Mode 35
- Software Security Features 36
- System Overview 1-29 37
- EXPRESSBUILDER 38
- NEC ESMPRO 39
- SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC UTILITY 39
- (NEC MWA) 39
- USING YOUR SERVER 40
- System Overview 1-33 41
- 1-34 System Overview 42
- Power On 42
- System Overview 1-35 43
- System Overview 1-39 47
- 1-40 System Overview 48
- System Overview 1-41 49
- System Overview 1-43 51
- Emergency hole 52
- System Overview 1-45 53
- 1-46 System Overview 54
- Chapter 2 55
- SETUP FLOW 56
- SELECTING A SERVER SITE 57
- 2-4 Setting Up Your Server 58
- UNPACKING THE SYSTEM 59
- 19-inch rack cabinet 60
- Setting Up Your Server 2-7 61
- Release lever 62
- Setting Up Your Server 2-9 63
- Three screw slots should be 64
- Screw hole for securing the 64
- Setting Up Your Server 2-11 65
- Installing the Server 65
- 2-12 Setting Up Your Server 66
- Install the front bezel 67
- Security lock 68
- CONNECTING PERIPHERAL DEVICES 70
- Setting Up Your Server 2-17 71
- 2-18 Setting Up Your Server 72
- CONNECTING THE POWER CORD 73
- 2-20 Setting Up Your Server 74
- TURNING ON THE SERVER 75
- 2-22 Setting Up Your Server 76
- Setting Up Your Server 2-23 77
- INSTALLING UTILITIES 78
- 2-26 Setting Up Your Server 80
- Chapter 3 81
- 3-2 Configuring Your System 82
- Configuring Your System 3-3 83
- Date and Time 84
- Link with Management Software 84
- Configuring Your System 3-5 85
- 3-6 Configuring Your System 86
- Saving the Configuration Data 88
- Configuring Your System 3-9 89
- 3-10 Configuring Your System 90
- Configuring Your System 3-11 91
- Processor Settings 91
- Advanced 92
- Configuring Your System 3-13 93
- PCI Configuration 93
- USB Function Submenu 94
- Onboard SCSI Submenu 94
- Onboard Video Submenu 94
- Configuring Your System 3-15 95
- 3-16 Configuring Your System 96
- Memory Configuration 97
- Advanced Chipset Control 98
- Configuring Your System 3-19 99
- Security 99
- Configuring Your System 3-21 101
- 3-22 Configuring Your System 102
- System Management Submenu 103
- Console Redirection 104
- Configuring Your System 3-25 105
- Enter to display its submenu 106
- Configuring Your System 3-27 107
- IMPORTANT: 107
- 3-28 Configuring Your System 108
- Configuring Your System 3-29 109
- 3-30 Configuring Your System 110
- SCSI BIOS ~ SCSISelect ~ 111
- 3-32 Configuring Your System 112
- Save Changes Made? 113
- Exit Utility? 113
- Parameters 114
- Configuring Your System 3-35 115
- 3-36 Configuring Your System 116
- Configuring Your System 3-37 117
- 3-38 Configuring Your System 118
- Configuring Your System 3-39 119
- 3-40 Configuring Your System 120
- Configuring Your System 3-41 121
- 3-42 Configuring Your System 122
- 3-44 Configuring Your System 124
- Chapter 4 125
- About Express Setup 126
- Microsoft Windows 2000 128
- Windows 2000 129
- Specifying Partition Size 130
- The Flow of Setup 132
- Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 145
- Disk Configuration 147
- Flow of Setup 148
- Novell NetWare 5.0 162
- Configuring RAID 163
- Configuration Checklist 163
- Novell NetWare 5.0X 170
- Installing Optional Adapters 172
- Installing Other Hardware 172
- Where to Go From Here 172
- Installation of Tape Drives 180
- Installation of CD-ROM Drives 180
- Adding System Drives 180
- Chapter 5 183
- CLEANING 184
- Unplug all power cords 186
- Mouse ball cover 187
- Mouse ball 187
- Bottom View 187
- SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 189
- Local console Remote console 190
- (Local console) 191
- (Remote console) 191
- RELOCATING/STORING THE SERVER 192
- Chapter 6 193
- SYSTEM VIEWERS 194
- ERROR MESSAGES 195
- POST Error Messages 196
- Troubleshooting 6-5 197
- 6-6 Troubleshooting 198
- Troubleshooting 6-7 199
- Codes and Messages table 200
- SETUP utility 200
- Beep Codes 201
- SOLVING PROBLEMS 202
- Troubleshooting 6-11 203
- 6-12 Troubleshooting 204
- Troubleshooting 6-13 205
- 6-14 Troubleshooting 206
- Troubleshooting 6-15 207
- 6-16 Troubleshooting 208
- Troubleshooting 6-17 209
- 6-18 Troubleshooting 210
- Troubleshooting 6-19 211
- 6-20 Troubleshooting 212
- Troubleshooting 6-21 213
- <For Windows 2000> 213
- 6-22 Troubleshooting 214
- Troubleshooting 6-23 215
- <for Windows NT4.0> 215
- 6-24 Troubleshooting 216
- Troubleshooting 6-25 217
- <Windows NT 4.0> 218
- 6-26 Troubleshooting 218
- <Windows 2000> 218
- SAVING THE EVENT LOG FILE 219
- MEMORY DUMP 222
- PREPARING FOR MEMORY DUMPING 222
- Troubleshooting 6-31 223
- Troubleshooting 6-35 227
- OFF-LINE MAINTENANCE UTILITY 230
- Troubleshooting 6-39 231
- 6-40 Troubleshooting 232
- RESETTING THE SERVER 233
- FORCED SHUTDOWN 233
- Chapter 7 235
- SAFETY NOTES 236
- ANTI-STATIC MEASURES 237
- 7-4 Upgrading Your Server 238
- Upgrading Your Server 7-5 239
- 7-6 Upgrading Your Server 240
- Installation 241
- Pull the dummy tray handle 242
- Remove the dummy tray 242
- Upgrading Your Server 7-11 245
- Upgrading Your Server 7-13 247
- 7-14 Upgrading Your Server 248
- 7-16 Upgrading Your Server 250
- Upgrading Your Server 7-17 251
- Insert the power supply unit 252
- Upgrading Your Server 7-19 253
- 7-20 Upgrading Your Server 254
- Upgrading Your Server 7-21 255
- 7-22 Upgrading Your Server 256
- Upgrading Your Server 7-25 259
- 7-26 Upgrading Your Server 260
- Upgrading Your Server 7-27 261
- 7-28 Upgrading Your Server 262
- 7-30 Upgrading Your Server 264
- Upgrading Your Server 7-31 265
- 7-32 Upgrading Your Server 266
- Upgrading Your Server 7-33 267
- 7-34 Upgrading Your Server 268
- Upgrading Your Server 7-35 269
- 7-36 Upgrading Your Server 270
- Upgrading Your Server 7-37 271
- Upgrading Your Server 7-39 273
- 7-40 Upgrading Your Server 274
- Upgrading Your Server 7-41 275
- 7-42 Upgrading Your Server 276
- Upgrading Your Server 7-43 277
- 7-44 Upgrading Your Server 278
- Upgrading Your Server 7-45 279
- 7-48 Upgrading Your Server 282
- Upgrading Your Server 7-51 285
- 7-54 Upgrading Your Server 288
- 7-56 Upgrading Your Server 290
- Upgrading Your Server 7-57 291
- 7-58 Upgrading Your Server 292
- Upgrading Your Server 7-59 293
- Upgrading Your Server 7-61 295
- Appendix A 297
- Specifications 298
- Appendix B 299
- Interrupt Requests 300
- Appendix C 301
- Installation Assumption 302
- Preparation 303
- Installing Microsoft Windows 304
- 2000 Operating System 304
- Installing LAN Adapters 305
- To take full advantage of 305
- Windows NT 4.0 306
- NT 4.0 Operating System 307
- Appendix D 311
- Software 313
- Glossary 315
- 10 Glossary 324
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