Intel® Server System M20NTP1UR - System Integration and Service Guide
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About This Document
This document provides system integrators and service technicians with instructions for the installation and
removal of system components and supported Intel accessories.
The document is organized into two sections. The first section (Chapters 2 through 4) is focused on the
installation of system components and accessories into an L6 or L9 integrated server system
The second section (Chapters 5, 6, and appendices A-E) is focused on system service. The section provides
the service technician with valuable system information and procedures necessary to successfully identify
and replace a faulty system component.
System Integration
Chapter 2 – L6 Only: Essential Component Integration
– Installation procedures for components
required to make an L6 integrated system power on ready.
Chapter 3 – L6/L9: Optional Component Integration
– Installation procedures for optional components
and/or available accessory kits used to enhance the base system feature set.
Chapter 4 – System Software Update and Configuration
– A short overview describing the system
software stack installed on new Intel servers and where to get the latest updates.
System Service
Chapter 5
–
Product Overview
– Provides an overview of the system features.
Chapter 6
–
FRU Replacement
– Replacement procedures for components identified as field replaceable
units (FRUs).
Appendix A
–
Getting Help
. Provides server system support and contact information.
Appendix B
–
Internal Cable Routing Channels
. Provides cable routing guidance.
Appendix C
–
General Memory Population Rules
. Provides a summary of general memory population
rules.
Appendix D
–
POST Code Errors
. List of POST code errors that represent specific failures, warnings, or
information.
Appendix E
–
System Packaging Assembly Instructions.
Provides detailed instructions to repack the
server system into the original Intel packaging.
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An L6 integrated system is non-functional as received and requires essential components to be installed to
make it power-on ready. An L9 integrated system is power-on ready but may require additional options and
or accessories to enhance the base system configuration.
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