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Place the shelf rails into the rack.

The shelf rails expand (1) to fit the rack, then slip into the slots on the adapter brackets (2), and
drop into place (3).

Be certain to place the shelf rails in the proper orientation. They are labelled “FRONT LEFT”
and “FRONT RIGHT”.

Installing the Server in a Rack Using the Universal Rack Mounting Kit

Sun Fire X4800 Server Installation Guide • —12, March 2011

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Page 1: ...Sun Fire X4800 Server Installation Guide Part No 821 0285 12 March 2011...

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Page 3: ...Kit 21 Tools and Staff Required 22 Installing Optional Equipment 22 Compatible Racks 23 Contents of the Standard Rack Mounting Kit 23 Location of the Rack Mounting Kit and the Shipping Bracket Kit 25...

Page 4: ...ut to the Video Port 111 How to Connect to the Server Using a Serial Capture Program 111 Oracle Solaris OS Information Products and Training 112 Communicating With the ILOM and the System Console 113...

Page 5: ...Index 139 Contents 5...

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Page 7: ...server storage sun x86 overview index html For software and firmware downloads for your x86 server product go to http www oracle com technetwork server storage sun x86 downloads index html page and c...

Page 8: ...ia Chin Lee Change History The following changes have been made to the documentation set April 2010 Installation Guide released June 2010 Installation Guide and Getting Started Guide re released July...

Page 9: ...SP Cables on page 91 5 Power on the server How to Apply Standby Power for Initial Service Processor Configuration on page 97 6 Check system specifications Sun Fire X4800 Server Specifications on page...

Page 10: ...stallation Assistant 2 5 User s Guide for x86 Servers in the Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant library For unassisted installation of Windows Sun Fire X4800 Server Installation Guide for Windows...

Page 11: ...res and Components Front Features and Components on page 11 Back Features and Components on page 12 Front Features and Components 1 2 3 4 5 PS0 PS1 PS2 PS3 BL0 HDD3 HDD2 HDD1 HDD0 HDD4 HDD5 HDD6 HDD7...

Page 12: ...Service Action Required LED amber 6 Power supplies PS0 through PS3 3 Power OK LED green 7 Hard drives HDD0 through HDD7 4 Power button 8 CPU modules BL0 through BL3 For back panel features and compon...

Page 13: ...on SP Cables on page 91 for details 2 Network Express modules NEMs 5 AC power connectors 3 PCIe Express module slots 6 Chassis ground For front panel features and components see Front Features and Com...

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Page 15: ...page 17 How to Unpack the Server The following figure shows the packaging components Open the top of the box 1 a Cut the straps b Cut or remove the tape c Open the flaps Lift the box 1 away from the s...

Page 16: ...ne of the rack mounting sections as indicated in How to Identify Your Rack Mounting Kit on page 17 1 3 2 4 5 4 4 6 Unpacking the Server and Identifying the Rack Mounting Hardware Sun Fire X4800 Server...

Page 17: ...Standard Rack Mounting Kit on page 21 Universal Rack mounting hardware 350 1662 Shipping bracket kit 350 1663 Installing the Server In the Rack Using the Universal Rack Mounting Kit on page 45 Unpack...

Page 18: ...nting Kit on page 45 2 Adapter bracket for square hole racks universal rack mounting kit 3 Front adapter bracket for standard rack mounting kit Installing the Server In the Rack Using the Standard Rac...

Page 19: ...rack mounting kit Installing the Server In the Rack Using the Standard Rack Mounting Kit on page 21 Installing the Server In the Rack Using the Universal Rack Mounting Kit on page 45 See Also Unpackin...

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Page 21: ...tandard Rack Mounting Kit Shipping Brackets on page 39 If you are going to ship the server in a rack you must install the shipping brackets as described in How to Install the Standard Rack Mounting Ki...

Page 22: ...perate the lift No 2 10 inch Phillips screwdriver magnetic tip recommended Mechanical lift Strongly recommended If not available reduce the weight of the server See How to Remove Components to Reduce...

Page 23: ...between front and rear mounting planes between approximately 26 and 34 5 inches 660 4 mm and 876 3 mm Minimum clearance depth to front cabinet door in front of front rack mounting plane 1 inch 25 4 mm...

Page 24: ...ot move 3 4 Front mounting adapter brackets 2 pair These attach to the rack and support the shelf rails There are two types of front adapter brackets one for round hole racks 3 and another for square...

Page 25: ...le racks Location of the Rack Mounting Kit and the Shipping Bracket Kit The accessory kit that contains the rack mounting kit also contains the shipping bracket kit The following figure shows the loca...

Page 26: ...mounting kit How to Remove Components to ReduceWeight This procedure describes how to remove components from your server so that two persons can lift it into the rack If you are going to use a mechan...

Page 27: ...s each must have a CPU module or a filler panel Note Because of their light weight there is no need to remove filler panels For each CPU module a Pinch the green tabs to release the ejectors 1 b Pull...

Page 28: ...rom the front of the chassis a Pinch the handle to release the lever 1 b Pull the lever 2 to release the power supply c Slide the power supply out of the chassis 3 Remove the PCIe express modules from...

Page 29: ...re removing them from the chassis b Rotate the lever 1 to release the module c Slide the module out of the chassis 2 Remove the upper left fan module FM2 if necessary Squeeze the clamp 1 to release th...

Page 30: ...t on page 26 describes how to remove components from the server After the server is installed in the rack you must replace the components Reverse the steps in How to Remove Components to ReduceWeight...

Page 31: ...ounds 45 kg Always load equipment into a rack from the bottom up so that it does not become top heavy and tip over Deploy your rack s anti tilt bar to prevent the rack from tipping during equipment in...

Page 32: ...nd hole rack 2 If your rack has round holes use two screws each 1 to fasten the two rear adapter brackets 2 to the rack If your rack has square holes skip this step 1 2 1 2 4 Installing the Server In...

Page 33: ...s for the adapter brackets Note If you are going to install shipping brackets so you can ship your system in a rack and your system has a square hole rack you must install the rear cage nuts for the s...

Page 34: ...a square hole rack The shelf rails expand 1 to fit the rack then slip into the slots on the adapter brackets 2 and drop into place 3 6 Installing the Server In a Rack Using the Standard Rack Mounting...

Page 35: ...the proper orientation with the shelf facing inward and the gap towards the front of the rack How to Insert the Server Into the Rack on page 36 2 1 2 3 3 Next Steps Installing the Server In a Rack Us...

Page 36: ...as instructed in How to Remove Components to Reduce Weight on page 26 and use two persons to lift the server into place Slide the server onto the shelf rails Caution Drop Hazard Do not release the ser...

Page 37: ...6 152mm Installing the Server In a Rack Using the Standard Rack Mounting Kit 37...

Page 38: ...screws If you removed components from the server replace them after it is mounted in the rack See How to Remove Components to ReduceWeight on page 26 How to Remove the Server From the Rack on page 85...

Page 39: ...e in the accessory tray with the rack mounting hardware See Location of the Rack Mounting Kit and the Shipping Bracket Kit on page 25 for details How to Remove the Standard Rack Mounting Kit Shipping...

Page 40: ...ts of screws stored on the front of the shipping bracket Use the set that matches the threading on your rack Thread the long screws that you removed in Step 1 into the four empty holes on the shipping...

Page 41: ...t How to Install the Standard Rack Mounting Kit Shipping Brackets This procedure describes how to install brackets into a system equipped with the standard rack mounting kit The shipping bracket kit c...

Page 42: ...g kit See Location of the Rack Mounting Kit and the Shipping Bracket Kit on page 25 for details Remove the four short screws that fasten the front of the server to the rack Insert the front shipping b...

Page 43: ...hipping bracket There are four cage nuts per side eight total They are installed on the inside of the rack facing outward This is the opposite direction from the cage nuts for the shelf adapter bracke...

Page 44: ...k on page 31 Insert the rear top shipping bracket 1 over the back of the server with the side panels facing down Use four screws 2 to fasten it to the rack 4 Insert the rear bottom shipping bracket 3...

Page 45: ...e following topics Contents of the Universal Rack Mounting Kit on page 47 Installing the Server in a Rack Using the Universal Rack Mounting Kit on page 49 Installing and Removing the Universal Rack Mo...

Page 46: ...s if you plan to ship your server in a rack Installing Optional Equipment For information about how to install options such as DIMMs PCIe EMs and NEMs power supplies and CPU modules refer to the Sun F...

Page 47: ...door behind front rack mounting plane 27 5 inches 700 mm Minimum clearance width between structural supports and cable troughs between front and rear mounting planes 18 inches 456 mm Contents of the U...

Page 48: ...lled on the rack the shelf rails drop into place The hooks on the rails hook into the slots on the front and rear brackets The shelf rails expand to match the depth of the rack These are not slide rai...

Page 49: ...Using the Universal Rack Mounting Kit This section provides instructions for installing your server in a rack It includes How to Remove Components to Reduce Weight on page 49 How to Replace the Compon...

Page 50: ...procedure assumes that the server is powered off and all cables are disconnected Mark all CPU modules with their slot numbers Caution To prevent system failure you must return CPU modules to their or...

Page 51: ...sis close the ejectors and grasp the module Do not handle the module by the ejectors c Gently slide the module forward until it is clear of the chassis 3 Caution The CPU module is heavy Use two hands...

Page 52: ...ssis 3 Remove the PCIe express modules from the back of the chassis The upper bays can be used as a hand hold when moving the chassis Caution Do not insert forks from a lift device into these open bay...

Page 53: ...lease the module 1 c Slide the module out of the chassis 2 Remove the upper left fan module FM2 if necessary Squeeze the clamp 1 to release the fan module 2 then pull it from the chassis 3 You can use...

Page 54: ...nents in the Server The procedure How to Remove Components to Reduce Weight on page 49 describes how to remove components from the server After the server is installed in the rack you must replace the...

Page 55: ...tip over Deploy your rack s anti tilt bar to prevent the rack from tipping during equipment installation Note To install rack mounting hardware in round hole racks see How to Install the Rack Mounting...

Page 56: ...icate how the bracket should be oriented Be sure to install all brackets with the Top arrow 3 pointing up Installing the Server in a Rack Using the Universal Rack Mounting Kit Sun Fire X4800 Server In...

Page 57: ...1 2 3 Installing the Server in a Rack Using the Universal Rack Mounting Kit 57...

Page 58: ...ss the screw from the outside of the rack through the holes in the post and into the threads on the adapter brackets The other two holes per side are used later to attach the bezel of the server to th...

Page 59: ...s 3 Attach upper rear braces 1 to the rack posts 2 directly above the adapter brackets as shown in the following figure Install two M6 cage nuts 4 per side and then use two M6 x 16 screws 3 1 2 3 6 In...

Page 60: ...they will go The holes on the braces are oval shaped so they can move a little up and down when the screws are loose 1 2 4 2 3 1 4 3 Installing the Server in a Rack Using the Universal Rack Mounting K...

Page 61: ...tenders 2 on the shelf rails 3 and then remove the shelf extenders You must remove the shelf extenders before installing the server in the rack They are used for other products 1 2 2 3 3 7 Installing...

Page 62: ...ots on the adapter brackets 2 and drop into place 3 Be certain to place the shelf rails in the proper orientation They are labelled FRONT LEFT and FRONT RIGHT 2 2 1 3 3 8 Installing the Server in a Ra...

Page 63: ...X 10 flathead locking screws 1 into the adapter brackets These prevent the shelf rails from accidentally lifting out of the adapter brackets 1 1 9 Installing the Server in a Rack Using the Universal R...

Page 64: ...rdware in a Square Hole Rack on page 55 This task uses the following screws and connectors Function Description for M6 Racks Description for 10 32 Racks Attach adapter brackets to front rack posts Fou...

Page 65: ...1 2 3 Installing the Server in a Rack Using the Universal Rack Mounting Kit 65...

Page 66: ...adapter brackets so that the bottom of the adapter bracket is aligned with the bottom of the 5RU space where the server will go and that the arrow labelled top points up Pass two screws 1 from the ins...

Page 67: ...the rack posts 2 directly above the adapter brackets as shown in the following figure Use either two M6 x 16 or two 10 32 x 10mm screws 3 per side 1 2 3 1 5 Installing the Server in a Rack Using the U...

Page 68: ...s they will go The holes on the braces are oval shaped so they can move a little up and down when the screws are loose 3 1 1 3 2 2 Installing the Server in a Rack Using the Universal Rack Mounting Kit...

Page 69: ...tenders 2 on the shelf rails 3 and then remove the shelf extenders You must remove the shelf extenders before installing the server in the rack They are used for other products 1 2 2 3 3 6 Installing...

Page 70: ...ots on the adapter brackets 2 and drop into place 3 Be certain to place the shelf rails in the proper orientation They are labelled FRONT LEFT and FRONT RIGHT 2 2 1 3 3 7 Installing the Server in a Ra...

Page 71: ...X 10 flathead locking screws 1 into the adapter brackets These prevent the shelf rails from accidentally lifting out of the adapter brackets 1 1 8 Installing the Server in a Rack Using the Universal R...

Page 72: ...move components as instructed in How to Remove Components to Reduce Weight on page 49 and use two persons to lift the server into place Slide the server onto the shelf rails Caution Drop Hazard Do not...

Page 73: ...6 152mm Installing the Server in a Rack Using the Universal Rack Mounting Kit 73...

Page 74: ...the screws pass through the rack and thread into the adapter bracket On round hole racks the screws thread into to the rack rails Move the rear braces so they are snug against the server chassis See t...

Page 75: ...1 1 2 2 Installing the Server in a Rack Using the Universal Rack Mounting Kit 75...

Page 76: ...g it in service Removing the rear brackets is optional See How to Remove the Universal Rack Mounting Kit Shipping Brackets on page 80 If you plan to ship the server in a rack see How to Install the Un...

Page 77: ...bracket Remove the two short screws that fasten the bottom of the bezel to the rack Insert the front bracket 2 into the front of the server with the supporting flange underneath the server See the fig...

Page 78: ...screws into the empty storage holes on the shipping bracket They will be stored there to be used when you remove the shipping bracket For square hole racks remove the bottom screws 1 that hold the re...

Page 79: ...rack Do not finish tightening these screws They should be tight enough to hold the bracket in place but you should still be able to move the bracket slightly For square hole racks use the two screws t...

Page 80: ...ghten them after pushing it against the bottom of the server Caution To prevent damage to the server during shipping the bottom shipping bracket must rest firmly against the bottom of the server How t...

Page 81: ...t them to the rack These appear in How to Install the Universal Rack Mounting Kit Shipping Brackets on page 76 Remove the two screws 1 that fasten the front bracket 2 to the front of the server and re...

Page 82: ...0 32 Remove the screws that match the threads on your rack and use them to secure the server to the rack Thread the long screws that you removed in Step 2 into the matching empty holes on the shipping...

Page 83: ...1 that fasten the rear bottom bracket 2 under the back of the server and remove it Replace the four screws that you removed in Step 4 1 2 1 4 5 Installing and Removing the Universal Rack Mounting Kit...

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Page 85: ...aution The Sun Fire X4800 server weighs about 180 pounds 100 kg when fully loaded with components To reduce the risk of serious personal injury or equipment damage use a mechanical lift to remove the...

Page 86: ...elf rails Caution Drop hazard The shelf rails release the weight of the server when it is within 6 inches of being clear of the rack You must support the weight of the server before it is within 6 inc...

Page 87: ...6 152mm Removing the Server From the Rack 87...

Page 88: ...iversal rack and the standard rack are trivial except where they are noted Remove the four locking screws 1 Perform this step for the universal rack mounting kit only The standard rack mounting kit do...

Page 89: ...old the adapter brackets 3 and 4 in place and remove the brackets The universal rack mounting kit is shown The standard rack mounting kit is similar but slightly different 2 2 3 1 1 4 2 3 Removing the...

Page 90: ...place and remove the braces Perform this step for the universal rack mounting kit only The standard rack mounting kit does not include these braces 1 2 2 1 4 Removing the Server From the Rack Sun Fir...

Page 91: ...Attaching Administration SP Cables The Service Processor module SP provides connections used for system administration These include serial and Ethernet cables for ILOM and serial video and USB cables...

Page 92: ...e a static IP address as well Once you know the SP s IP address you can use a web browser or an SSH connection to communicate with the SP over the NET MGT port Alternatively you can continue to use th...

Page 93: ...Figure Legend 1 Video console 2 Serial console 3 USB 2 connectors Attaching Administration SP Cables 93...

Page 94: ...l management 3 Fault LED 4 Power OK LED 5 Temperature LED 6 Multiport cable connector 7 Locate button LED FIGURE 1 SPConnectors 0 1 KVM CHASSIS 4 3 7 1 6 2 5 8 Attaching Administration SP Cables Sun F...

Page 95: ...the 1 GbE or 10 GbE connectors on the NEM For 4P systems connect cables only to slots 0 and 3 4P systems contain CPU modules in slots 0 and 3 and filler panels in slots 1 and 2 For 8P systems connect...

Page 96: ...Figure Legend 1 NEMs 2 shown 2 EM slots with PCIe EMs 1 2 Cabling NEMs and PCIe EMs Sun Fire X4800 Server Installation Guide 12 March 2011 96...

Page 97: ...hout all fans modules and components or fillers Severe damage to server components can occur if operated without adequate cooling mechanisms Ensure that grounded AC power cords are plugged into the fo...

Page 98: ...d release the Power button on the server front panel When main power is applied to the full server the Power OK LED next to the Power button remains lit and no longer blinks Figure Legend 1 Power OK L...

Page 99: ...e same as an emergency shutdown Emergency shutdown Press and hold the Power button for four seconds to force the main power off and enter standby power mode When main power is off the Power OK LED on...

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Page 101: ...f your server to ask for service on your system Keep this number handy for future use Find the serial number using one of these methods To find the serial number look at the top of the server on the l...

Page 102: ...102...

Page 103: ...stems For more details refer to your Oracle Hardware Assistant collection Managing many servers Your server can be managed with a wide variety of system management tools created both by Oracle and by...

Page 104: ...er View the graphical and non graphical consoles for the host View the current status of sensors and indicators on the system Determine the hardware configuration of your system Receive generated aler...

Page 105: ...r Using a Serial Capture Program on page 111 Oracle Solaris OS Information Products and Training on page 112 OS Information Links Use the appropriate reference depending on which OS you want to use Fo...

Page 106: ...e connected to a monitor when you boot the system after the POST messages a prompt asks if you wish to view graphic output Select graphic output to continue viewing boot messages on the monitor If you...

Page 107: ...P Can the system use Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP to configure its network interfaces Yes No If you are not using DHCP note the network address IP address If you are not using DHCP supply...

Page 108: ...rver or let the installation program find one Specify One Find One DNS Provide IP addresses for the DNS server You must enter at least one IP address but you can enter up to three addresses You can al...

Page 109: ...is rebooted the specified IP address becomes the default route You can let the Oracle Solaris installation program detect an IP address However the system must be on a subnet that has a router that a...

Page 110: ...nu item e Select the IP Address menu item The service processor s IP address is displayed using the following format Current IP address in BMC xxx xxx xxx xxx Using a client system establish a Secure...

Page 111: ...disrupt the proper functioning of the server or render the server unbootable if you introduce a problem in the bootenv rc file This procedure assumes you have connected to the server using the SP s IP...

Page 112: ...ou are prompted The screens that are displayed vary depending on the method that you chose for assigning network information to the server DHCP or static IP address After you have entered the system c...

Page 113: ...age 91 for physical connection details SP ILOM connections are through the SER MGT and NET MGT ports on the SP The serial console connection and the video connector are connected to the multiport cabl...

Page 114: ...rocessor Configuration on page 97 for the location of the power cord connectors Configure the server so that you can see the console output Reboot the server Press the F2 key when prompted for the BIO...

Page 115: ...mand line interface CLI and a web interface This section describes three different methods of connecting to the ILOM How to Connect to the ILOM CLI Using the Serial Management Port on page 115 How to...

Page 116: ...tings access lists alerts and so on For detailed instructions on CLI commands see the Sun Integrated Lights Out Manager ILOM 3 0 CLI Procedures Guide How to Connect to the ILOM CLI Using SSH Perform t...

Page 117: ...ent ways to connect to the system console Physical console See How to Connect to the Server Locally Physical Console on page 117 Remote console through the ILOM web interface See How to Connect Remote...

Page 118: ...privileges For example login root password changeme To access the serial console type the command start SP console The serial console output appears on the screen To return to the SP ILOM type exc How...

Page 119: ...LOM Web Interface Procedures Guide Start the remote console application by typing the IP address of the ILOM service processor into a browser on the remote console system A Security Alert dialog box m...

Page 120: ...me The ILOM main screen appears Click the Remote Control tab in the ILOMWeb interface The Launch Redirection screen appears Note Make sure that the mouse mode is set to Absolute mode in the Mouse Mode...

Page 121: ...irection Note When you are using a Windows system for remote console redirection an additional warning might appear after clicking Launch Redirection If the Hostname Mismatch dialog box is displayed c...

Page 122: ...en appears From the Devices menu select the appropriate item based on the delivery method you have chosen Remote Physical Floppy Disk Select Floppy to redirect the server to the physical floppy drive...

Page 123: ...rect the server to the iso image file located on the remote console Note Using either of the CD DVD options to install software on your server significantly increases the time necessary to perform the...

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Page 125: ...M and I O space for the system is limited by the PC architecture and is allocated automatically when the system is booted If your system includes many potentially bootable devices you must decide whic...

Page 126: ...tem boots the BIOS might not be able to allocate option ROM or I O space to all the devices that require it If this happens when you boot POST generates error messages These identify any devices that...

Page 127: ...igure option ROM or I O space allocation simply because of these messages unless you require the functionality provided by the option ROM and the I O space How to Configure I O Space Allocation on pag...

Page 128: ...Select Chipset The Advanced Chipset Settings screen appears 2 Option ROM and I O Space Allocation Sun Fire X4800 Server Installation Guide 12 March 2011 128...

Page 129: ...Select North Bridge Configuration The NorthBridge Chipset Configuration screen appears 3 Option ROM and I O Space Allocation 129...

Page 130: ...n ROM allocation as follows Use the arrow keys to scroll down the list Use the Enter key to toggle your selections c Select ESC to return to the North Bridge screen to configure I O space allocation o...

Page 131: ...o boot from and disable any device you do not wish to boot from Use the arrow keys to scroll down the list Use the Enter key to toggle your selections Note This display includes all possible devices i...

Page 132: ...5 or 4 Interrupt level 5 is the first priority Interrupt level 4 is next The following table shows the I O devices ports and interrupts in an eight socket system Device Driver Number of Ports Number...

Page 133: ...e the commands devfsadm C and mdb k to show which interrupts are assigned to a particular level The following output shows a system that requires 24 interrupts for ixgbe and 16 for igb both of which a...

Page 134: ...be_intr_msix 148 0x6b 6 MSI X 33 1 ixgbe_intr_msix 149 0x6c 6 MSI X 34 1 ixgbe_intr_msix 150 0x6d 6 MSI X 35 1 ixgbe_intr_msix 151 0x6e 6 MSI X 36 1 ixgbe_intr_msix 152 0x6f 6 MSI X 37 1 ixgbe_intr_ms...

Page 135: ...ca fcp fctl lofs emlxs qlc zfs nfs random sppp md cpc crypto fcip logindmux ptm interrupts IRQ Vector IPL Bus Type CPU Share APIC INT ISR s 4 0xb0 12 ISA Fixed 9 1 0x0 0x4 asyintr 9 0x81 9 PCI Fixed 1...

Page 136: ...0 1 ixgbe_intr_msix 158 0x6b 6 MSI X 81 1 ixgbe_intr_msix 159 0x4b 5 MSI X 82 1 igb_intr_tx_other 160 0xa0 0 IPI ALL 0 poke_cpu 161 0x4c 5 MSI X 83 1 igb_intr_rx 162 0x4d 5 MSI X 84 1 igb_intr_tx_othe...

Page 137: ...n Fire X4800 Server This section contains specifications for the Oracle Sun Fire X4800 Server Specification Value Width 17 5 inches 445 mm Height 8 61 inches 218 75 mm Depth With bezel 27 56 inches 70...

Page 138: ...0 3048 m maximum Decrease operating temperature 1 8 F 1 C per 985 feet 300 m above 2955 feet 900 m altitude Airflow Airflow typical for room temperatures 73 F and below 23 C and below 200 CFM Airflow...

Page 139: ...118 Connecting to the ILOM 115 connecting to the ILOM CLI using serial management port 114 115 115 116 using SSH 116 connecting to the ILOM web interface 116 117 connectors 91 113 console connecting...

Page 140: ...ting directly 117 118 physical specifications 137 power main 98 standby 97 system 98 power specifications 137 powering on or off the server 97 preinstalled Oracle Solaris OS 106 prerequisites for inst...

Page 141: ...wer 137 server 137 138 SSH connecting to the ILOM CLI 116 staff required for rack mount 22 45 standard rack mounting kit 17 19 21 44 standby power 97 static electricity caution 26 30 49 54 system cons...

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