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(6) Clicking
“Submit” enables to set the information of (5).
IMPORTANT:
[For S model, D model server 1 and E model]
 Please check the status of PROC1 or PROC3 before changing
Core Status to “Valid(Enable/Disable)”.
You can confirm whether the PROC is “Enabled” status at
“Enable/Disable Component” linked to “Fault Information”
page of the Server Web Console.
Setting Name
Enabled Disabled Proc1
Enabled Disabled Proc3
 If PROC1 is “Enabled” status, set Valid(Enable) to one or more
cores of the PROC1 in “Core Status” screen.
 Or If PROC1 is “Disabled” and PROC3 is “Enabled”, set
Valid(Enable) to one or more cores of the PROC3.
[For D model server 2]
 Please check the status of PROC5 or PROC7 before changing
Core Status to “Valid(Enable/Disable)”.
You can confirm whether the PROC is “Enabled” status at
“Enable/Disable Component” linked to “Fault Information”
page of the Server Web Console.
Setting Name
Enabled Disabled Proc5
Enabled Disabled Proc7
 If PROC5 is “Enabled”, set Valid(Enable) to one or more cores of
the PROC5 in “Core Status” screen.
 Or If PROC5 is “Disabled” and PROC7 is “Enabled”, set
Valid(Enable) to one or more cores of the PROC7.
IMPORTANT:
 Proc information may not be displayed at ”Core Status” page
by replacing, removing, and insertiing of the Procs or PMMs. In
that case, please run “Clear All” operation at “Fault
Information” of the Server Web Console. Please refer “2.10
Fault Information”.
For Example) If cores of PROC2 are not recognized, and not
displayed.
1. Run "Clear All” at “Fault Information” page on the Server
Web Console #1
2. Check Valid status of PROC2 at “Core Status Settings” page.
If PROC2 is "Valid(Disable)", please change to
"Valid(Enable)".
3. Power on the server