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Server Subsystems
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2 Host reset button (recessed) This button performs an immediate host reboot
This button requires a stylus.
3 Locator indicator and button When activated remotely, it helps you find the server. Locally it can be
pressed to prove physical presence.
For more information about managing the Locator indicator remotely and
locally, see “Managing the Locator Indicator” on page 108 .
4 System Service Action
Required indicator
When lit, it indicates that a system fault has occurred. Other amber (fault)
indicators might also be lit, which can help you isolate the fault to a
particular subsystem.
For more information about using the Service Action
Required and subsystem fault indicators, see “Troubleshooting
Indicators” on page 58 .
5 Power OK indicator Along with the SP indicator (below), it provides the status of the system
power. For more information about using the Power and SP indicators to
determine power state, see “Troubleshooting Indicators” on page 58 .
6 SP OK indicator Along with the Power OK indicator (above), it provides the status of the
system power.
For more information about using the Power and SP indicators to determine
power state, see “Troubleshooting Indicators” on page 58 .
7 SP reset button (recessed) Press to manually reset the service processor if it becomes unresponsive,
requires a reset, or fails to boot to standby power. This button requires a
stylus.
8 SMOD Service Action
Required indicator
Lights when the SMOD requires service.
9 HBA Service Action
Required indicator
Lights when the HBA requires service.
Dual PCIe Card Carrier (DPCC) Indicators
Each DPCC has two indicator panels, one for each PCIe slot inside the server. Each panel
contains a green OK indicator, an amber Service Action Required indicator, and a recessed
pinhole Attention (ATTN) button.
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