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ThinkServerHardwareMaintenanceManualMachineTypes:0387,0388,0389,0390,0391,0392,0393,and0441

Statement11CAUTION:Thefollowinglabelindicatesapotentialheathazard.Statement12DANGEROverloadingabranchcircuitisapotentialrehazardandashockhazardunderc

3.Removethefrontbezelbyreleasingthethreeplastictabsontheleftsideandpivotingthefrontbezeloutward.Figure34.Removingthefrontbezel88ThinkServerHardwareMai

4.Toreinstallthefrontbezel,aligntheotherthreeplastictabsontherightsideofthefrontbezelwiththecorrespondingholesinthechassis,thenpivotthefrontbezelinwar

MemorymoduleinstallationrulesYourserverhasfourmemoryslotsforinstallingorreplacingDDR3UDIMMswithECCtechnology.•Supports2GBand4GB1333MHzDDR3UDIMMs•Singl

InstallingamemorymoduleAttention:Donotopenyourserverorattemptanyrepairbeforereadingandunderstandingthe“Safetyinformation”onpageiiiand“Guidelines”onpag

8.Positionthenewmemorymoduleoverthememoryslot.Makesurethatthenotch1onthenewmemorymoduleisalignedwiththekey2inthememoryslot.Then,pressthenewmemorymodul

6.Locatetheappropriatememorymodulethatyouwanttoremoveandopentheretainingclipsonbothendsofthememoryslot.Then,graspthememorymodulebyitsedgesandcarefully

1.Removeallmediafromthedrivesandturnoffallattacheddevicesandtheserver.Then,disconnectallpowercordsfromelectricaloutletsanddisconnectallcablesthatareco

7.PositionthenewPCIcardonthePCIcardslotforwhichyouhaveremovedtheslotbracketandthencarefullypressthePCIcardstraightdownuntilitissecurelyseatedintheslot

4.LocatethePCIcardyouwanttoremove.See“Systemboardcomponents”onpage42.5.Ifnecessary,removeanypartsordisconnectanycablesthatmightimpedeyouraccesstothePC

Beforeyoubegin,printalltherelatedinstructionsorensurethatyoucanviewthePDFversiononanothercomputerforreference.Note:Useanydocumentationthatcomeswiththe

Statement16CAUTION:Toreducetheriskofelectricshockorenergyhazards:•Thisequipmentmustbeinstalledbytrainedservicepersonnelinarestricted-accesslocation,as

ThistopicprovidesinstructionsonhowtoremovetheEthernetcard.Beforeyoubegin,printalltherelatedinstructionsorensurethatyoucanviewthePDFversiononanothercom

2.Removetheservercover.See“Removingtheservercover”onpage85.3.Laytheserveronitssideforeasieroperation.4.LocatethePCI-Eslot3onthesystemboard.See“Systemb

8.Dependingonyourspecicserverconguration,youmightneedtoconnecttheSATAharddiskdrivestotheSATAconnectorsonthesystemboardifnoRAIDcardisinstalled.See“Co

7.LocatetheRAID5keyconnectorontheRAIDcardandtheninserttheRAID5keyintotheconnector.YoumightwanttoremovetheRAIDcardrst,installtheRAID5keyontheRAIDcard,

3.Laytheserveronitssideforeasieroperation.4.LocatetheRAIDcard,whichisinstalledinthePCI-Eslot3onthesystemboard.See“Systemboardcomponents”onpage42.5.Rem

Beforeyoubegin,printalltherelatedinstructionsorensurethatyoucanviewthePDFversiononanothercomputerforreference.Note:Useanydocumentationthatcomeswiththe

•Tocompletetheinstallation,goto“Completingthepartsreplacement”onpage168.Then,theonboardSATAsoftwareRAID5isavailableforyourserverifyourserverhastherequ

4.LocatetheiButtonsocketonthesystemboard.Opentheretainingclip1ontheiButtonsockettoreleasethesystemboardRAID5keyandthencompletelyremovethekeyfromtheiBu

anincreasedlevelofmanageabilityoverthebasicservermanagementavailabletothesystemboard.YoucanpurchaseaniKVMkeydirectlyfromLenovo.InstallingtheiKVMkeyAtt

5.LocatetheiKVMkeyconnectoronthesystemboardandtheninserttheiKVMkeyintotheiKVMkeyconnector.Note:MakesurethattheiKVMkeyissecurelyseatedonthesystemboard.

Statement20CAUTION:Alithiumionbatteryisprovided.T oavoidpossibleexplosion,donotburnthebattery.ReplacethebatteryonlywiththeLenovo-approvedpart.Recycleo

Notes:1.UseanydocumentationthatcomeswiththeiKVMkeyandfollowthoseinstructionsinadditiontotheinstructionsinthistopic.2.IfyouremovetheiKVMkey,theiKVMfunc

InstallingorremovingtheTPMmoduleThistopicprovidesinstructionsonhowtoinstallorremovetheTPMmodule.TheTPMmoduleisasecuritychipdesignedbytheTrustedComputi

5.LocatetheTPMconnectoronthesystemboardandtheninserttheTPMmoduleintotheTPMconnector.Figure49.InstallingtheTPMmoduleWhattodonext:•Toworkwithanotherpiec

2.Removetheservercover.See“Removingtheservercover”onpage85.3.Laytheserveronitssideforeasieroperation.4.LocatetheTPMconnectoronthesystemboardandthenrem

InstallingtheDITmoduleAttention:Donotopenyourserverorattemptanyrepairbeforereadingandunderstandingthe“Safetyinformation”onpageiiiand“Guidelines”onpage

8.ConnecttheotherendofthesignalcabletotheDITmoduleconnectoronthesystemboard.See“Systemboardcomponents”onpage42.Then,properlyroutethesignalcableoftheDI

1.Removeallmediafromthedrivesandturnoffallattacheddevicesandtheserver.Then,disconnectallpowercordsfromelectricaloutletsanddisconnectallcablesthatareco

InstallingorreplacinganopticaldriveAttention:Donotopenyourserverorattemptanyrepairbeforereadingandunderstandingthe“Safetyinformation”onpageiiiand“Guid

Note:ForinformationabouttheRDXUSBdrivebundleandinstructionsonhowtoinstallit,refertothedocumentationthatcomeswiththeRDXUSBdrivebundle.Youcanpurchasethi

•Ifyouarereplacinganopticaldrive,disconnectthesignalcableandthepowercablefromtherearoftheopticaldrive.Pressthereleasebutton1inthedirectionasshownandpu

Chapter1.GeneralinformationThischapterprovidessomegeneralinformationaboutyourproduct.Thischaptercontainsthefollowingitems:•“Introduction”onpage1•“Serv

6.Slidethenewopticaldriveintothedrivebayfromthefrontuntilitsnapsintoposition.Note:Youdonotneedtoremovethefrontbezelwhenreplacinganopticaldrive.However

•Ifyouareinstallinganopticaldrive,savetheremovedEMI-protectiveshieldfromthechassisandplasticshieldfromthefrontbezelintheeventthatyoulaterremovethedriv

3.Useanydocumentationthatcomeswiththehot-swapharddiskdriveandfollowthoseinstructionsinadditiontotheinstructionsinthistopic.Toinstallorreplaceahot-swap

3.Pressthereleasebutton1toopenthehandleofthehot-swapharddiskdriveorthedummytray.Figure59.Openingthehandleofthehot-swapharddiskdriveorthedummytrayChapt

4.Pullthehandleandcarefullyslidethehot-swapharddiskdriveorthedummytrayoutofthefrontofthechassis.Figure60.Removingthehot-swapharddiskdriveorthedummytra

6.Slidethenewhot-swapharddiskdriveintothedrivebayfromthefrontuntilitsnapsintopositionandthencompletelyclosethehandle.Figure61.Installingthehot-swaphar

ForalistoftheThinkServerharddiskdriveoptions,gotohttp://www.lenovo.com/thinkserver.ClicktheProductstabandthenclickOptions➙ThinkServerHardDrivestoviewt

2.Usethefrontdoorkeytounlockthefrontdoorandthenusethefrontdoorhandle1topivotthefrontdoortotheopenposition.Figure62.OpeningthefrontdooroftheserverChapt

3.Thenon-hot-swapharddiskdrive(s)areinstalledinthelowerharddiskdrivecageandareprotectedbyanEMI-protectivepanel.Pressthesmalltab1ontheEMI-protectivepan

7.Inserttwongersintotheholesinthetwotabsonthefrontofthebluebracket.Then,pressthetabstowardseachotherandcarefullyslidethenon-hot-swapharddiskdriveouto

PrinteddocumentsThefollowingdocumentsareprintedoutandcontainedinyourserverpackage.•ReadMeFirstThisisamultilingualdocumentyoushouldreadrst.Thisdocumen

10.AlignthetopedgeoftheEMI-protectivepanelwiththetopsideoftheharddiskdrivecageandthenpivottheEMI-protectivepaneldownuntilitsnapsintoposition.Figure65.

•Forharddiskdriveswithdifferentcapacities,installtheharddiskdrivewiththelowestcapacityrst.Beforeyoubegin,printalltherelatedinstructionsorensurethatyo

3.Thenon-hot-swapharddiskdrive(s)areinstalledinthelowerharddiskdrivecageandareprotectedbyanEMI-protectivepanel.Pressthesmalltab1ontheEMI-protectivepan

8.Installthenewnon-hot-swapharddiskdriveintoabluebracketbyexingthesidesofthebracketandaligningpin1,pin2,pin4,andpin5onthebracketwiththecorrespondingh

10.Connecttheappropriatepowercable1andtheSATAsignalcable2totherearofthenon-hot-swapharddiskdrive.Figure69.Connectingcablestotherearofthenon-hot-swapha

13.AlignthetopedgeoftheEMI-protectivepanelwiththetopsideoftheharddiskdrivecageandthenpivottheEMI-protectivepaneldownuntilitsnapsintoposition.Figure70.

2.Removetheservercover.See“Removingtheservercover”onpage85.3.Removethefrontbezel.See“Removingandreinstallingthefrontbezel”onpage87.4.Locatethehot-swap

•Forthe3.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdrivebackplane,removethefourscrewsthatsecurethebackplaneandthenremovethebackplanefromtheharddiskdrivecage.Figure72.Remo

•Forthe2.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdrivecage,installthesixscrewstosecurethebackplaneonthecage.Figure75.Installingthe2.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdrivebackplane

17.Ifyouareinstructedtoreturntheoldhot-swapharddiskdrivebackplane,followallpackaginginstructionsanduseanypackagingmaterialsthataresuppliedtoyouforship

•MegaRAIDSASSoftwareUserGuideThisdocumentprovidesinformationaboutRedundantArrayofIndependentDisks(RAID)andhowtousetheutilityprogramstocongure,monitor

5.Notedownthecableroutingandconnection.Then,disconnectthepowersupplyassemblycablesfromthesystemboardandalldrives.Forservermodelswithhot-swapharddiskdr

8.Pivotthepowersupplyassemblyalittlebitinthedirectionasshownandthenliftitoutofthechassis.CPUMEMFigure78.Removingthenon-hot-swappowersupplyassembly9.To

10.InstallthenewpowersupplyassemblyintothechassissothatthefourscrewholesinthenewpowersupplyassemblyarealignedwiththecorrespondingholesmarkedwithAinthe

Thistopicprovidesinstructionsonhowtoreplaceahot-swapredundantpowersupplymodule.Thistopicappliesonlytoservermodelsthatcomewithhot-swapredundantpowersup

1.Locatethefailinghot-swapredundantpowersupplymoduleontherearofyourserver.Then,pressthereleasetab1inthedirectionasshownandcarefullypullthehandle2atthe

3.Notetheorientationofthehot-swapredundantpowersupplymoduleandthenslidethenewhot-swapredundantpowersupplymoduleintothechassisuntilitsnapsintoposition.

CAUTION:Neverremovethecoveronapowersupplyoranypartthathasthefollowinglabelattached.Hazardousvoltage,current,andenergylevelsarepresentinsideanycomponen

8.Removethefourscrews1attherearofthechassisandthetwoscrews2onthemetalclipatthefrontofthepowerdistributionboardandcageassembly.Then,pushthepowerdistrib

10.Installthenewpowerdistributionboardandcageassemblyintothechassissothatthefourscrewholes1intherearofthenewpowerdistributionboardandcageassemblyareal

ReplacingthefrontpanelboardassemblyAttention:Donotopenyourserverorattemptanyrepairbeforereadingandunderstandingthe“Safetyinformation”onpageiiiand“Guid

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8.Removethescrew1onthechassisthatsecuresthefrontpanelboardassembly.Then,carefullyremovethefrontpanelboardassemblyfromthechassisandpullthesignalcableso

11.Routethesignalcablesofthenewfrontpanelboardassemblythroughthecorrespondingholeinthechassisandpositionthenewfrontpanelboardassemblyonthechassissotha

Dependingonthemodel,yourservermightcomewithoneortwofrontsystemfans.See“Servercomponents”onpage25tolocatethefrontsystemfan(s)installedinyourservermodel

5.Pressthetwotabsofthefrontsystemfantowardseachotheruntilthetwotips1arealignedwiththecorrespondingholesinthechassis.Then,carefullyslidethefrontsystemf

8.Connectthenewfrontsystemfancabletothe4-pinsystemfan1connectoronthesystemboard.See“Systemboardcomponents”onpage42.Note:Forservermodelswithvetoeight3

5.Therearsystemfanisattachedtothechassisbyfourrubbermounts.Removetherearsystemfanbycuttingtherubbermountsandpullingtherearsystemfanoutofthechassis.Fig

7.Positionthenewrearsystemfan,whichhasfournewrubbermountsattached,onthechassissothatthefournewrubbermountsarealignedwiththecorrespondingholesinthechas

CAUTION:Hazardousmovingparts.Keepngersandotherbodypartsaway.CAUTION:Theheatsinkandfanassemblymightbeveryhot.Turnofftheserverandwaitthreetoveminutest

6.Removethefourscrewsthatsecuretheheatsinkandfanassemblytothesystemboard.Itisrecommendedthatyoucarefullyremovethefourscrewsfromthesystemboardusingthef

10.Installthefourscrewstosecurethenewheatsinkandfanassemblyonthesystemboard.Itisrecommendedthatyoucarefullyinstallthefourscrewsusingthefollowingmethod

Chapter2.ServersetuproadmapThischapterprovidesageneralroadmaptoguideyouthroughsettingupyourserver.Theserversetupprocedurevariesdependingonthecongurat

CAUTION:Theheatsinkandfanassemblyandthemicroprocessormightbeveryhot.Turnofftheserverandwaitthreetoveminutestolettheservercoolbeforeremovingtheserverc

6.Touchonlytheedgesofthemicroprocessorandcarefullyliftitstraightupandoutofthemicroprocessorsocket.Placetheoldmicroprocessoronastatic-protectivesurface

10.Holdthenewmicroprocessorbyitsedgesandalignthenotches1onthenewmicroprocessorwiththetabs2inthemicroprocessorsocket.Then,carefullylowerthenewmicroproc

ReplacingthesystemboardbatteryAttention:Donotopenyourserverorattemptanyrepairbeforereadingandunderstandingthe“Safetyinformation”onpageiiiand“Guideline

6.Removetheoldsystemboardbattery.Figure97.Removingthesystemboardbattery7.Installanewsystemboardbattery.Figure98.Installingthesystemboardbattery8.Reins

CAUTION:Theheatsinkandmicroprocessormightbeveryhot.Turnofftheserverandwaitthreetoveminutestolettheservercoolbeforeremovingtheservercover.Beforeyoubeg

12.Removetheeightscrewsthatsecurethesystemboardfollowingtherecommendednumericalsequenceasshown.Then,carefullyremovethesystemboardoutofthechassis.Figur

14.Forthenewsystemboard,gentlypressdownthesmallhandleonthemicroprocessorsocketandthenpullthehandlealittlebitoutwardtoreleaseitfromthesecuredposition.T

b.Holdthemicroprocessorsocketcoverandalignthenotches1onthesocketcoverwiththetabs2inthemicroprocessorsocket.Then,carefullylowerthesocketcoverstraightdo

d.Closethemicroprocessorretainer.Gentlypressdownthesmallhandleandthenpushthehandleinwardtolocktheretainerintopositionandsecurethemicroprocessorsocketc

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Whattodonext:•Toworkwithanotherpieceofhardware,gototheappropriatesection.•Tocompletethereplacement,goto“Completingthepartsreplacement”onpage168.Comple

4.Positiontheservercoveronthechassissothattherailonthebottomoftheservercoverengagesthebottomrailonthechassis.Then,alignthefourtabs1ontheservercoverwit

Note:Forsafetyconsideration,besuretouseatool,forexampleascrewdriver,totightenthethumbscrewandalwaysmakesurethatthethumbscrewissecurelyinstalled.Also,d

Chapter7.TroubleshootinganddiagnosticsThischapterprovidesinformationaboutbasictroubleshootinganddiagnosticmethodstohelpyousolveproblemsthatmightoccuri

UsingthediagnosticprogramThePC-DoctorforDOSdiagnosticprogramrunsindependentlyoftheoperatingsystem.Usethisdiagnosticprogramtotestandgatherinformationab

SymptomActionTheThinkServerEasyStartupDVDdoesnotstart.1.MakesurethattheserversupportstheThinkServerEasyStartupprogramandhasabootableDVDdrive.2.Makesur

SymptomAction5.Replacetheopticaldrive.6.(Trainedservicetechnicianonly)Replacethesystemboard.Adiscisnotworkingcorrectly.1.Makesurethatthediscisintheopt

SymptomAction5.Replacethenon-hot-swapharddiskdrive.Anewlyinstalledhot-swapharddiskdriveisnotrecognized.1.Makesurethatthedriveisinstalledintothecorrect

MemorymoduleproblemsFollowthesuggestedactionsforthecorrespondingsymptomintheorderinwhichtheyarelisteduntiltheproblemissolved.Ifnoneoftheseactionssolve

SymptomAction3.Replacethekeyboard.Themouseorpointingdevicedoesnotwork.1.Makesurethat:•Themouseorpointingdevicecableissecurelyconnectedtotheserver.Ifth

Chapter3.ProductoverviewThischapterprovidesinformationabouttheserverpackage,features,specications,softwareprograms,andcomponentlocations.Thischapterc

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Chapter8.FRUlistsThischapterlistsinformationabouttheFRUs.Attention:Besuretoreadandunderstandthe“Safetyinformation”onpageiiibeforereplacinganyFRUs.Inth

ItemFRUFRUnumberCRU1DITkitwithoutlabel•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0391:CTO•MT0392:CTO•MT0393:CTO•MT0441:CTO03X3668225Ufrontpanelkit

ItemFRUFRUnumberCRU3LenovoRDXUSBdrivebundlebay•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0391:CTO•MT0392:CTO•MT0393:CTO•MT0441:CTO67Y142413Lenovo1

ItemFRUFRUnumberCRU4Harddiskdrive,hot-swap,250GBSATA-enterprise7200rpm,3Gb/s,3.5-inchdriveassembly•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0391:

ItemFRUFRUnumberCRU4Harddiskdrive,non-hot-swap,250GBSATA-enterprise7200rpm,3Gb/s,3.5-inchdriveassembly•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0

ItemFRUFRUnumberCRU4Harddiskdrive,hot-swap,300GBSAS-enterprise,6Gb/s,xxMBcache,3.5-inchdriveassembly•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT039

ItemFRUFRUnumberCRU4Harddiskdrive,hot-swap,450GBSAS-enterprise,6Gb/s,xxMBcache,2.5-inchdriveassembly•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT039

ItemFRUFRUnumberCRU7Heatsink•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0391:CTO•MT0392:CTO•MT0393:CTO•MT0441:CTO03X371018Microprocessor,Xeon,quad-

ItemFRUFRUnumberCRU8Microprocessor,Xeon,quad-core,E31240,8MB,3.3GHz,80W•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0391:CTO•MT0392:CTO•MT0393:CTO•M

Note:Beforeusingtheinformationandtheproductitsupports,besuretoreadandunderstandthefollowing:•TheReadMeFirstthatcomeswithyourproduct•“Safetyinformation

MicroprocessorYourservercomeswithoneofthefollowingmicroprocessors(internalcachesizevariesbymodel):•Intel®Xeon®quad-coremicroprocessor•IntelXeondual-co

ItemFRUFRUnumberCRU9Systemboard,CPESX31000systemboard•MT0387:CTO11U11G12U12G•MT0388:CTO11U12U12G13U13G14U•MT0389:CTO11U•MT0390:CTO11U11G12U12G13U13G•M

ItemFRUFRUnumberCRU11PowerdistributionboardandcageassemblyREV:00forredundantpowersupplies•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0391:CTO11U•MT

FRUFRUnumberCRU3.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdrivetrayV2.0•MT0387:CTO,allmodels•MT0388:CTO,allmodels•MT0389:CTO,allmodels•MT0390:CTO,allmodels•MT0391:CTO,al

FRUFRUnumberCRU2.5-inchharddiskdrivedummytrayV2.0•MT0387:CTO,allmodels•MT0388:CTO,allmodels•MT0389:CTO,allmodels•MT0390:CTO,allmodels•MT0391:CTO,allmo

FRUFRUnumberCRUHarddiskdrivecage,blank,metal,LX-KT2A•MT0387:CTO,allmodels•MT0388:CTO,allmodels•MT0389:CTO,allmodels•MT0390:CTO,allmodels•MT0391:CTO,al

FRUFRUnumberCRUKT2Asidecoverassembly•MT0387:CTO,allmodels•MT0388:CTO,allmodels•MT0389:CTO,allmodels•MT0390:CTO,allmodels•MT0391:CTO,allmodels•MT0392:C

FRUFRUnumberCRU700mm(27.56inches)mini-SAStomini-SASsignalcable•MT0387:CTO,allmodels•MT0388:CTO,allmodels•MT0389:CTO,allmodels•MT0390:CTO,allmodels•MT0

FRUFRUnumberCRU•MT0441:CTOThinkServer9240-8iRAID0/1Adapter,eightportswithoutRAID5UpgradeKeyB2•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0391:CTO•M

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InternaldrivesInternaldrivesaredevicesthatyourserverusestoreadandstoredata.Theinternaldrivessupportedbyyourservervarybymodel.•Harddiskdrive–Fivetoeigh

PrimarypowercordFRUnumberCRUPowercord-LA(HighVoltage)Argentina,Paraguay,Uruguay•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0391:CTO•MT0392:CTO•MT03

PrimarypowercordFRUnumberCRUPowercord-Taiwan•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0391:CTO•MT0392:CTO•MT0393:CTO•MT0441:CTO41R32781Powercord-

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SecondarypowercordFRUnumberCRUPowercord-UnitedStates•MT0387:CTO11U12U•MT0388:CTO11U12U13U14U•MT0389:CTO11U•MT0390:CTO11U12U13U•MT0391:CTO11U•MT0392:CT

SecondarypowercordFRUnumberCRUPowercord-LA(HighVoltage)Argentina,Paraguay,Uruguay•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0391:CTO•MT0392:CTO•MT

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ShipgroupFRUnumberCRUDocumentationDVD(English)•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0391:CTO•MT0392:CTO•MT0393:CTO•MT0441:CTO03X36561Document

ShipgroupFRUnumberCRUMicrosoftWindowsSmallBusinessServer2011StandardEdition(English)•MT0387:CTO•MT0388:CTO•MT0389:CTO•MT0390:CTO•MT0391:CTO•MT0392:CTO

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Reliability,availability,andserviceabilityReliability,availability,andserviceability(hereinafterreferredtoasRAS)arethreeimportantserverdesignfeatures.

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Chapter9.Gettinginformation,help,andserviceThischaptercontainsinformationabouthelp,service,andtechnicalassistanceforproductsmanufacturedbyLenovoandwhe

Thisportalisupdatedwiththelatestinformationaboutthefollowingsubjects:DownloadDrivers&SoftwareDownloaddrivers,ashtheBIOS,andupdateyoursoftware.Dia

•EngineeringChangemanagement-Theremightbechangesthatarerequiredafteraproducthasbeensold.LenovooryourresellerwillmakeselectedEngineeringChanges(ECs)tha

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AppendixA.NoticesLenovomaynotoffertheproducts,services,orfeaturesdiscussedinthisdocumentinallcountries.ConsultyourlocalLenovorepresentativeforinformat

–PrebootExecutionEnvironment(PXE)TheIntelPXEtechnologyenablesyoutobootyourcomputers,loadanoperatingsystem,ordeployexecutableimagesfromaremoteserverbyu

TrademarksLenovo,theLenovologo,ThinkServer,andThinkVantagearetrademarksofLenovointheUnitedStates,othercountries,orboth.Intel,IntelCore,andIntelXeonare

CollectingandrecyclingadisusedLenovocomputerormonitorIfyouareacompanyemployeeandneedtodisposeofaLenovocomputerormonitorthatisthepropertyofthecompany,y

BatteryrecyclinginformationfortheEuropeanUnionNotice:ThismarkappliesonlytocountrieswithintheEuropeanUnion(EU).Batteriesorpackagingforbatteriesarelabel

orgasesinyourenvironmenthavecauseddamagetotheserver,Lenovomayconditionprovisionofrepairorreplacementofserversorpartsonimplementationofappropriateremed

d'équipementsélectriquesetélectroniquesportantlemarquageDEEE,conformémentàl'AnnexeIVdelaDirectiveDEEE,nedoiventpasmettreaurebutceséquipement

oambienteesaúdepúblicaresultantesdapresençadesubstânciasperigosas.ParaobterinformaçõesadicionaisacercadaREEEconsulteosítiodaweb:http://www.lenovo.com/

RestrictionofHazardousSubstancesDirective(RoHS)ThistopicprovidesstatementsabouttheRestrictionofHazardousSubstancesDirective(RoHS).224ThinkServerHardwa

ChinaRoHSTurkishstatementofcomplianceTheLenovoproductmeetstherequirementsoftheRepublicofTurkeyDirectiveontheRestrictionoftheUseofCertainHazardousSubst

GermanOrdinanceforWorkglossstatementTheproductisnotsuitableforusewithvisualdisplayworkplacedevicesaccordingtoclause2oftheGermanOrdinanceforWorkwithVis

EuropeanUnion-CompliancetotheElectromagneticCompatibilityDirectiveThisproductisinconformitywiththeprotectionrequirementsofEUCouncilDirective2004/108/E

–EmbeddedWebserverTheBMCprovidesanembeddedWebserverforout-of-bandmanagement.TheuserauthenticationishandledbyIPMIusernamesandpasswords.Formoreinformati

NachdemEMVG:„GerätedürfenanOrten,fürdiesienichtausreichendentstörtsind,nurmitbesondererGenehmigungdesBundesministersfürPostundTelekommunikationoderdes

Index2.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdrivebackplanelocations373.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdrivebackplanelocations35AaboutRAID72AdvancedmenuSetupUtilityprogram57ad

frontviewoftheserverlocations15FRUlists179Ggaseouscontamination220Germanglossstatement226gettinghelp213gettinginformation213gettingservice213guideline

replacing157NNICstatusLED18non-hot-swapharddiskdriveinstalling128removing124non-hot-swappowersupplyassemblyreplacing137OonboardSATAsoftwareRAIDcongur

padlock23SecuritymenuSetupUtilityprogram60serialnumberlabellocations13servercomponentslocations25servercongurationupdating170servercoverinstalling168

EasyUpdateFirmwareUpdaterprogram81passwords65SetupUtilityprogram55ThinkServerEasyStartupprogram69Vvideosubsystemfeatures9viewinginformationSetupUtilit

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ThinkServerEasyUpdateFirmwareUpdaterTheThinkServerEasyUpdateFirmwareUpdaterprogram(hereinafterreferredtoastheFirmwareUpdaterprogram)enablesyoutomainta

Thefollowingillustrationisasampleofthemachinetype,model,andserialnumberlabelsontheserver.Note:Dependingonthemodeltype,yourservermightlookslightlydiffe

FrontviewoftheserverThistopicprovidesinformationtohelpyoulocatethepartsonthefrontoftheserver.Thefollowingillustrationshowsthefrontviewoftheserver.CPUM

3Opticaldrivebay1Yourservercomeswithanopticaldriveinstalledinthe5.25-inchopticaldrivebay1.4Opticaldriveeject/closebuttonPressthisbuttontoejectorcloset

FrontpanelThistopicprovidesinformationtohelpyoulocatethecontrol,connectors,andLEDsonthefrontpaneloftheserver.Thefollowingillustrationshowsthecontrol,c

ContentsSafetyinformation...iiiChapter1.Generalinformation...1Introduction...1Serverdocumentation...1Chapter2.Servers

PowerstatusLEDColorDescriptionOnGreenTheserverison.OffNoneTheserverisoff.BlinkingGreenTheserverisinACPIS1mode,whichisalsoknownasPowerOnSuspend(POS)mod

Note:TheDITmoduleisonlyavailableinsomemodels.ThefollowingillustrationshowsthelocationoftheDITmoduleandthediagnosticLEDsontheDITpanelinthefrontoftheser

Thefollowingillustrationshowstherearviewoftheserverwithascrew-secured,non-hot-swappowersupply.Figure6.Rearviewoftheserverwithanon-hot-swappowersupply1

Forservermodelsthathavehot-swapredundantpowersupplymodule(s),theremightbeoneortwopowercordconnectors1ontherearoftheserver.Foreachhot-swapredundantpowe

67EthernetconnectorsUsedtoattachanEthernetcableforaLAN.EachEthernetconnectorhastwostatusLEDstohelpyouidentifytheEthernetconnectivity,activity,andconne

PadlockYourservercomeswithapadlockloopsothattheservercovercannotberemovedwhenapadlockisinstalled.Figure8.PadlockChapter3.Productoverview23

IntegratedcablelockAnintegratedcablelock,sometimesreferredtoastheKensingtonlock,canbeusedtosecureyourservertoanon-permanentxture.Thecablelockattaches

FrontdoorlockYoucanremovethekeyattachedontheserveranduseittoopenorlockthefrontdooroftheserver.Thefrontdoorhelpsprotecttheharddiskdrivecagestopreventun

Thefollowingillustrationshowsthecomponentsoftheserverwithvetoeight3.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdrives.Figure11.Componentsoftheserverwithvetoeight3.5-inch

•Thereisa3.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdriveoradummyharddiskdrivetrayinstalledineachharddiskdrivebay(5to12).Note:Thenumberoftheinstalledharddiskdrivesvaries

Replacingthehot-swapharddiskdrivebackplane...133Replacingthenon-hot-swappowersupplyassembly...137Replacingahot-swapredundantpo

Thefollowingillustrationshowsthecomponentsoftheserverwithuptoeight2.5-inchhot-swapSASharddiskdrives.Figure12.Componentsoftheserverwithuptoeight2.5-inc

Note:Thenumberoftheinstalledharddiskdrivesvariesbymodel.Forthevacantdrivebay,thereisadummyharddiskdrivetraytocovertheplace.•Forinformationaboutthesupp

Note:TheDITmodule1isonlyavailableinsomemodelsandtheDITpanelalsovariesbymodel.See“DITmodule”onpage18.•Thereisa3.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdriveoradummyhard

Thefollowingillustrationshowsthecomponentsoftheserverwithuptofour3.5-inchnon-hot-swapharddiskdrives.Figure14.Componentsoftheserverwithuptofour3.5-inch

•Dependingonthemodel,yourservermightcomewithascrew-secured,non-hot-swappowersupplyorhot-swapredundantpowersupplymodule(s).•Formoreinformationaboutthem

Figure16.2.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdrivestatusLEDs1HarddiskdriveactivityLED2HarddiskdriveRAIDstatusLEDDescriptionOffOffTheharddiskdrivehasfailedorisnotp

SomeservermodelscomewitharequiredRAIDcardtoprovideadvancedSATA/SAShardwareRAIDfunctionstotheserver.YoucanalsopurchasetheRAIDcardfromLenovoandinstallit

•Uptoeight2.5-inchhot-swapSASharddiskdriveswithonebackplaneThefollowingillustrationshowsthelocationsofthehot-swapharddiskdrivebackplanes.Youneedtoopen

Thefollowingillustrationsshowtheconnectorsona3.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdrivebackplane.Figure19.Frontviewofthe3.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdrivebackplane1Slot

Backplanefor2.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdrivesThistopicprovidesinformationtohelpyoulocatetheconnectorsonthe2.5-inchhot-swapharddiskdrivebackplane.Thefollo

SafetyinformationNote:Beforeusingtheproduct,besuretoreadandunderstandthemultilingualsafetyinstructionsonthedocumentationDVDthatcomeswiththeproduct.Ant

2Mini-SASsignalcableconnector2Usedtoconnectthemini-SASconnectorononeendofthemini-SASsignalcable.3Mini-SASsignalcableconnector1Usedtoconnectthemini-SAS

Usethefollowinginstructionstoconnectthecables:1.Useone700mm(27.56inches)mini-SAStomini-SASsignalcable.Connectthemini-SASconnector1totheport0ontheRAIDc

Usethefollowinginstructionstoconnectthecables:1.Useone700mm(27.56inches)mini-SAStomini-SASsignalcable.Connectthemini-SASconnector1totheport0ontheRAIDc

IfyouareconnectingtheSATAharddiskdrivestothesystemboard,usethe450mm(17.72inches)mini-SASsignalcablewithfourSATAportsandoneSerialGeneralPurposeInput/Ou

Toconnectthecables,dothefollowing:1.Usethe700mm(27.56inches)mini-SAStomini-SASsignalcable.Connectthemini-SASconnector1totheport0ontheRAIDcard.Then,con

Figure27.Systemboardcomponents1PowerManagementBus(PMBus)connector20InternalUSB2.0TypeAconnector2TPMconnector21Internaldual-portUSB2.0connector23Memory

1PMBusconnectorTheBMCcanreadthepowersupplystatusregisteredthroughPMBus.YoudonotneedtoconnectanydevicetothePMBusconnector.Thisconnectoriskeptforpowerma

19iKVMkeyconnectorUsedtoconnectaniKVMkeyoption,whichisakindofremotemanagementmodule,toenabletheiKVMfunctiononyourserver.See“InstallingorremovingtheThi

31PCIExpressx4cardslot(PCI-Eslot2)ThisisaPCIExpressx4laneinphysicalPCI2.0x8slotthatsupportsaPCIExpressx4cardwith167mm(6.57inches)inlength,suchasanEthe

Thefollowingillustrationshowsajumperinthedefaultsettingposition(pin1andpin2).Thisisthecorrectpositionfornormaloperation.Figure28.DefaultjumpersettingC

PrzedskorzystaniemzproduktunależyzapoznaćsięzwielojęzycznymiinstrukcjamibezpieczeństwaznajdującymisięnapłycieDVDzdokumentacjądostarczonąwrazzproduktem

Thefollowingillustrationshowsthestatusofthejumpersonthesystemboardofyourserver.Youcancongure,recover,enable,ordisablesomespecicfeaturesofthesystembo

3.Laytheserveronitssideforeasieroperation.4.LocatetheClearCMOS/Recoveryjumperonthesystemboardandthenmovethejumperfromthedefaultnormalposition(pin1andp

SystemboardLEDsThistopichelpsyoulocatetheLEDsonthesystemboard.ThefollowingillustrationshowstheBMCstatusLED,systemboardhardwarefaultLED,andthePOSTcoded

2BMCstatusLEDThisLEDindicatestheBMCstatusofyourserver.BMCstatusLEDColorDescriptionOnGreenTheBMCisnotready.OffNoneTheBMChasnopowerorfails.BlinkingGreen

POSTcodediagnosticLEDsPOSTerrorcodeDescription010101110x57Microprocessormismatch.010110000x58Microprocessorself-testfailedormicroprocessorcacheerroroc

Chapter4.TurningonandturningofftheserverThischapterprovidesinformationaboutturningonandturningofftheserver.TurningontheserverTheservercanbeturnedonino

2.Forinformationaboutyourspecicoperatingsystem,refertotherelateddocumentationorhelpsystemfortheoperatingsystem.54ThinkServerHardwareMaintenanceManual

Chapter5.ConguringtheserverThischapterprovidesthefollowinginformationtohelpyouconguretheserver:•“UsingtheSetupUtilityprogram”onpage55•“UsingtheThink

•OntheServerManagementmenu,selectSystemInformationtoviewtheinformationaboutyoursystem,includingtheBMCinformation.SetupUtilityprograminterfaceThistopic

ThefollowingillustrationshowsanexampleoftheMainmenuintheSetupUtilityprogram.Figure31.AnexampleoftheMainmenuintheSetupUtilityprogramTosetthesystemdatea

Statement1DANGERElectricalcurrentfrompower,telephone,andcommunicationcablesishazardous.Toavoidashockhazard:•Donotconnectordisconnectanycablesorperform

MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionsCommentsIntelEISTTechnology•Disabled•EnabledEnableordisabletheIntelEISTTechnology.P-StateCoordination•HW_ALL•SW_ALL•SW_AN

MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionsComments•PoweronIfthepowerisinterruptedwhentheserverison,afterthepowerresumes:•IfyouhaveselectedStayoff,theserverwillstay

MenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionsCommentsOnboardLAN2I/OROM•Disabled•EnabledEnableordisabletheonboardLAN2I/OROM.PCIROMPriority•LegacyROM•EFICompatibleROMCh

SecuritymenuitemsMenuitemSelectionsCommentsSetAdministratorPasswordSetanadministratorpasswordtoprotectagainstunauthorizedaccesstoyourserver.See“Usingp

ServerManagementmenuitemsMenuitemSubmenuitemSelectionsCommentsSystemInformationViewtheinformationaboutyoursystem,includingtheBMCversioninformation.Cle

MenuitemSelectionsCommentsBootOption#1•UEFIDevice•HardDiskDrive•OpticalDiskDrive•RemovableDevice•NetworkDeviceSettherststartupdevice.BootOption#2•UEF

MenuitemSelectionsCommentsBootupNum-Lock•On•OffTurntheNum-Lockkeyonoroff.POSTErrorPause•Disabled•EnabledEnableordisablethePOSTerrorpausefeature.Whenth

UsingpasswordsByusingtheSetupUtilityprogram,youcansetapasswordtopreventunauthorizedaccesstoyourserver.Youdonothavetosetapasswordtouseyourserver.Howeve

3.See“Passwordconsiderations”onpage65.Then,followtheinstructionsonthescreentosetorchangeapassword.4.Ifyouwanttodeleteapassword,typeyourcurrentpassword

3.PressF10tosavesettingsandexittheSetupUtilityprogram.Theserverwillfollowthestartupdevicesequenceyouhaveseteachtimeyouturnontheserver.ExitingtheSetupU

Statement3CAUTION:Whenlaserproducts(suchasCD-ROMs,DVDdrives,beropticdevices,ortransmitters)areinstalled,notethefollowing:•Donotremovethecovers.Removi

2.ClickDownloadDrivers&SoftwareandfollowtheinstructionsontheWebpagetolocatetheBIOSupdateutilityprogram.3.DownloadtheISOimageorupdatepackageandthei

2.Removeallmediafromthedrivesandturnoffallattacheddevicesandtheserver.Then,disconnectallpowercordsfromelectricaloutletsanddisconnectallcablesthatareco

FeaturesoftheThinkServerEasyStartupprogramThistopicliststhefeaturesoftheThinkServerEasyStartupprogram.TheThinkServerEasyStartupprogramhasthefollowingf

1.FunctionalityandsupportedoperatingsystemsvarydependingontheversionoftheThinkServerEasyStartupprogram.Fromthemaininterfaceoftheprogram,clickCompatibi

AboutRAIDRAID,anacronymforRedundantArrayofIndependentDisks,isatechnologythatprovidesincreasedstoragefunctionsandreliabilitythroughredundancy.Thisisach

•RAID50:acombinationofRAID0andRAID5RAID50usesdistributedparityanddiskstriping.ARAID50drivegroupisaspanneddrivegroupinwhichdataisstripedacrossmultipleR

BeforeconguringRAIDforyourserver,observethefollowingprecautions:1.UseharddiskdrivesthathavethesamecapacitywithinasingleRAIDarray.2.Useharddiskdrivest

4.Whenyouseethemessage“PressCtrl-MorEntertorunLSISoftwareRAIDSetupUtility,”immediatelypressCtrl+MorEntertostarttheLSISoftwareRAIDCongurationUtilitypr

MenuitemSubmenuitemCommentsEasyCongurationCreatephysicalarrays.Anarraywillautomaticallybecomeavirtualdrive.NewCongurationCleartheexistingconguratio

Attention:DeletingtheexistingRAIDcongurationerasesalldataonthevirtualdrive.MakesurethatyoubackupalldatabeforedeletingtheRAIDarray.Iftheoperatingsyste

Statement6CAUTION:Ifyouinstallastrain-reliefbracketoptionovertheendofthepowercordthatisconnectedtothedevice,youmustconnecttheotherendofthepowercordtoa

driveandpressEnter.Asubmenuisdisplayed.SelectMakeHotSparefromthesubmenuandthenselectYeswhenpromptedtosetthephysicaldriveasahot-sparedrive.Rebuildingap

virtualdrivedatamightbecorrupted.Besuretobackupthedatabeforerunningaconsistencycheckifyoususpectthedatamightbecorrupted.Torunaconsistencycheckusingthe

thatsupporttheRAIDcardtogetadvancedSATA/SAShardwareRAIDfunctions.See“RAIDcard”onpage33and“InstallingorremovingtheRAIDcard”onpage98formoreinformation.N

UsingtheFirmwareUpdaterprogramTheFirmwareUpdaterprogramenablesyoutomaintainyoursystemrmwareup-to-dateandhelpsyouavoidunnecessaryoutages.Toupdateyours

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Chapter6.Installing,removing,orreplacinghardwareThischapterprovidesinstructionsonhowtoinstall,remove,orreplacehardwareforyourserver.Thischaptercontain

•Makesurethatyouhaveanadequatenumberofproperlygroundedelectricaloutletsfortheserver,monitor,andotherdevices.•Backupallimportantdatabeforeyoumakechange

•Properlyroutethecables.Forsomeoptions,suchasPCIcards,followthecablinginstructionsthatcomewiththeoptionsinadditiontotheinstructionsinthismanual.•Makes

5.Loosenthethumbscrewthatsecurestheservercoverandthenslidetheservercovertotherearuntilitisstopped.Notes:a.Theservercoverissecurelyinstalledandyouneedt

6.Pivottheservercoveroutwardtocompletelyremoveit.Figure33.RemovingtheservercoverAttention:Forpropercoolingandairow,installtheservercoverbeforeturning