PRIMERGY RX300 S2 Start Guide

Thank you for purchasing the PRIMERGY products. After reading this guide prepare PRIMERGY for use.

For items and detailed procedures not described in this guide, refer to the "User's Guide" in the PRIMERGY Document & Tool CD.

PRIMERGY RX300 S2 Manuals

Manuals for this server can be accessed from the section below of the PRIMERGY Document & Tool CD (Disc 2). [CD-ROM Drive] :MANUAL\INDEX.PDF

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1 Checking the items supplied

Check the contents in the package using the "Contents List".

If any items are missing, inform an office listed in the "Contact Information".

2 Reading and understanding "Safety Precautions"

Before using this server, be sure to read and understand the attached "Safety Precautions". Also check it when connecting, installing internal options and setting up this server.

3 Installing internal options

If internal options have been purchased separately, install them before installing the Operating System.

When installing internal options, perform operations after reading the following manuals.

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User's Guide "Chapter 7 Installing Internal Options"

Optional manual

"PRIMERGY Server Books"/ "Supplement"

Install the OS before installing the following options. Installing the OS after options have been installed will cause installation operations to end in an error.

• Non-system hard disks

Available internal options and installation locations

• External SCSI optional devices (DAT unit, Hard disk cabinet, Backup cabinet, etc.)

Expansion cards CPU modules [Front] Internal hard disk unit or internal backup device Internal hard disk unit

After installing internal options, check that the order and place of installation is correct and cables are correctly attached.

4 Checking location before installing the server

For details on installing the rack, refer to the "Installation Guide for the RACK" and the manual provided with the rack.

Conditions

When installing this server avoid the following areas.

• Humid, dusty, or oily areas

• Poorly ventilated areas

• Areas close to fire or other sources of heat

• Areas close to water

• Areas close to direct sunlight or near heating appliances

• Areas with a temperature of below $ 10^{\circ} $C or above $ 35^{\circ} $C

• Areas with humidity of less than 20% or more than 80%

• Salty areas

• Areas where corrosive gas is generated

• Areas where cables become trip hazards

• Areas where strong magnetic fields are generated, such as near TVs and speakers

• Areas where the device is not stable and could tip over and hurt somebody

• In dusty area, dust will quickly stick to the front and backside of the server. Since this can cause failure, changing the installation place is recommended.

• Be sure to secure racks and connect stabilizers to prevent the device tipping over.

Installing the server to the rack

Make sure to contact an office listed in the "Contact Information" before attempting to install or remove a server from the rack.

1 Open both the front and rear doors of the rack.

2 Check where to attach the slide rail and rack nuts

Attach the slide rail to the front and rear brackets. Attach the rack nuts to the front brackets.

[Front of the Rack Bracket]

2U (device size) -1U- the fifth hole (M5 Rack nut) the third hole (M5 Torx screw) the first hole (M5 Torx screw) The base of the server

[Rear of the Rack Bracket]

2U (device size) -1U- -the third hole (M5