ContentsIntroductionStepsIntroductionThis article describes how to collect the System Event log bundle from a Cisco C880 M4 server.Steps1) Connect to the C880 M4 MMB browser graphical user interface (GUI).2) Click on System Event Log on the left menu and then click on Download.3) A progress bar will get displayed as the firmware collects the logs and compress them.

Cisco C880 M4 Quick Start Manual

Preface

Notation Conventions

Procedure

Important Notes

ESD Label

CE Conformity

Environmental Protection

Replacing Components

Replacing the SAS Expander Module

Replacing the LED Display

Replacing the Backplane

Cable Overview

Abbreviations

Figure

Table

C880 M4

CHAPTER 1 Installation Data

Installation Specifications

Installation Area

Flow of Cooling Air and Exhaust Air (Main Cabinet)

Installation Environment

CHAPTER 2 Connected Information

Power cable connection

Connection Specifications of Input Power

Free Access Underfloor Connection of Power Cable

APPENDIX A Racks

A.1 Rack Mounting

revision history

adding a system board

Procedure for Adding a System Board

Adding a CPU Module

Procedure for Adding a CPU Module

adding memory

Memory mounting order

Main unit status

Procedure for Adding Memory

Mounting the adding options (New SB)

Adding a Memory Expansion Board

Procedure for Adding Memory Expansion Board

Adding an Internal Hard Disk Drive (HDD) / Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)

Procedure for Adding HDD / SSD

Adding a Disk Unit (DU)

Adding an IOU

Procedure for Adding an IOUs

Adding a PSU

Adding a PCI Express Card

Appendix

A Customer's Distribution Panel Breaker Requirements (Only When Connected to a Power Distribution Box)

B Various Operations

B.1.2 Disabling maintenance mode

B.2 FST Connection

B.2.2 Console Redirection

B.3 MMB Web-UI

B.4 Video Redirection

B.5 System Power Control

B.5.2 System Power Off

B.6 Status

B.6.2 SB

B.6.3 Power Supply

B.6.4 IOU

B.6.5 DU

B.7 Redundant Power Supply and Dual Power Feed Configuration

B.7.2 Dual power feed

B.8 System Event Log

B.8.2 Clearing the System Event Log

B.9 Configuration Backup

B.9.2 BIOS

B.10 Main Unit Firmware Version

B.11 Memory type confirmation

B.12 Power Restoration Policy

C Handling the Units

C.2 System Board

C.2.3 Installing the system board cover

C.2.4 Removing the system board cover

C.3.1 Installing and removing the CPU module

C.3.2 Locations of CPU module components

C.4 Memory

C.4.3 Locations of memory components

C.5 Memory Expansion Board

C.5.2 Removing the memory expansion board

C.6 PCI Express Card

C.6.2 Removing the PCI Express card

C.6.3 FBU (IOUL)

C.7 Internal Hard Disk Drive (HDD) / Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)

C.8.1 Installing the PSU

C.8.2 Removing the PSU

C.9.1 Installing the IOU

C.10.1 Installing the DU

C.10.2 Removing the DU

C.11 FANU

C.11.2 Removing the FANU

C.12 Dual Channel LAN Card (10G BASE)

C.12.3 Installing the 10G BASE-CR SFP+ cable

C.13 Converged Network Adapter (10Gbps)

C.13.3 Installing the 10G BASE-CR SFP+ cable

C.14 Installing the FBU

C.14.2 Install the TFM module

C.14.3 FBU Cable Connection

C.15 Installing the SAS array controller card (DU)

C.15.2 Installing the SAS Array Controller Card only into Slot#1

C.15.3 Installing the SAS Array Controller Card into both Slot#0 and Slot#1

cable routing

E Input Power Systems

E.1.2 200V redundant power supply configuration

E.1.3 200V dual power feed configuration

operating manual

notation conventions

important notes

Electrostatic-sensitive Component Label

rfi suppression

operating and indicator elements

Switches on the Front Side

Operating Status LEDs

Status LEDs of the Hard Disk Drives

Indicator Elements on the Rear Side

Enclosure ID Label

hard disk drives

power supply

handling hard disk drives

Removing/Installing Hard Disk Drive/Blank Insert

Hot-Plug for Hard Disk Drives

Connections

mains connection

basic configuration

Maximum Configuration

installation steps

installing in the rack

Switching the Storage Subsystem ON/OFF

fault clearing

problem solutions and tips

storage subsystem switches off

raid controller indicates the added drive to be incorrect

Prerequisites

Architecture Overview

Disk and File System Layout

Configuration Overview: SAN Environment

Configuration Overview: NAS Environment

Physical Components of the Cisco C880 M4 Server

Cisco C880 M4 Server Configuration

Set the Integrated Management Controller IP Address

Log in to the Web User Interface

Update the Firmware

Configure the System Intelligent Platform Management Interface

Configure BIOS Settings

C880M4 System Monitoring via SNMP

iSCSI Boot Configuration

Configure iSCSI Boot

SAN Boot Configuration

Notes on SAN Boot System Design

Configure the SAN Boot Environment

Notes on SAN Boot System Operation

Gbps Fibre Channel Card Settings: UEFI Driver Version 6.11a5 or Later

Select the Method for Configuring the 16-Gbps Fibre Channel Card

Display the Device Manager

Start the HBA Setup Utility and Select the HBA

Acquire an HBA WWN

Initialize the HBA Settings

Enable the BIOS

Set the Link Speed and Topology

Set the Boot Device

Apply the Settings

Record the WWN Information of the Fibre Channel Port

Gbps Fibre Channel Card Settings: Traditional BIOS Driver Version 6.02x6 or Later

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