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Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Notes on Using the Server
  4. Safety Notes
  5. Power Supply and Power Code Use
  6. Installation, Relocation, Storage, and Connection
  7. Cleaning and Working with Internal Devices
  8. During Operation
  9. For Proper Operation
  10. Transfer To Third Party
  11. Disposal And Consumables
  12. Advice for Health
  13. User Support
  14. Overview
  15. Specifications
  16. Unit Configuration
  17. Names and Functions of Components
  18. Cable connection list
  19. Troubleshooting
  20. Error Beep Codes
  21. POST Codes
  22. Preventive Maintenance
  23. Installing Internal Optional Devices
  24. Power Supply Cage
  25. Installing the Power supply unit (CAGE)
  26. Fan Unit
  27. Motherboard
  28. Making Backup Copies of NVRAM Information
  29. Restoring NVRAM Information
  30. If the System is Unable to Make Backup Copies of NVRAM Information
  31. Updating SDR FW
  32. How to Attach the Motherboard
  33. SCSI Back Panel (SCSI-B.P) & SAF-TE Board
  34. Installing the SCSI Back Panel
  35. CD-ROM Drive
  36. Floppy Disk Drive
  37. FRONT Bezel
  38. Front Sub Bezel
  39. Front Panel Board
  40. Other Option Parts
  41. Maintenance Parts List
  42. Notes
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Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. CHAPTER 1 BEFORE STARTING SETUP
  4. NOTES FOR SAFE HANDLING
  5. Rack-mount Model
  6. PCI/CPU Modules
  7. PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY
  8. Use of Power Supply and Power Cord
  9. Installation, Relocation, Storage and Connection
  10. Cleaning and Handling of Internal Devices
  11. During Operation
  13. UNPACKAGING
  14. CHAPTER 2 SETUP
  15. INSTALLATION
  16. Installation of Rack-mount Model
  17. Connection
  18. CHAPTER 3 WINDOWS SETUP
  19. SWITCHING BOOT MONITORING FUNCTION ~CHANGING BIOS SETTINGS~
  20. INSTALLING Windows Server 2003
  21. Setup Flow
  22. SETTING DUAL LAN CONFIGURATION
  23. SETTING DUAL DISK CONFIGURATION
  24. SWITCHING BOOT MONITORING FUNCTION
  25. CHAPTER 4 PROCEDURES AFTER COMPLETION OF INSTALLATION
  26. SETUP FOR FAILURE MANAGEMENT
  27. Setting Dr. Watson
  28. Installing a Network Monitor
  29. INSTALLING MANAGEMENT UTILITIES
  30. system update
  31. NEC ESMPRO Manager
  32. BACKUP OF SYSTEM INFORMATION
  33. SETTING UP PCS ON A NETWORK
  34. CONFIRMATION OF THE ft CONTROL SOFTWARE VERSION
  35. CHAPTER 5 TROUBLESHOOTING
  36. SYSTEM REPAIR
  37. Starting up Recovery Console
  38. Updating the System
  39. TROUBLESHOOTING
  40. Problems with NEC Express5800 ft series Setup
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Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Chapter 1 Precautions for Use
  6. WARNING LABELS
  7. Rack-mount Model
  8. PCI/CPU Modules
  9. PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY
  10. Use of Power Supply and Power Cord
  11. Installation, Relocation, Storage and Connection
  12. Cleaning and Handling of Internal Devices
  13. During Operation
  15. For Proper Operation
  16. TRANSFER TO THIRD PARTY
  17. DISPOSAL OF EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES
  18. IF SYSTEM TROUBLE IS SUSPECTED
  19. Chapter 2 General Description
  20. STANDARD FEATURES
  21. HOW THE OPERATING SYSTEM SEES THE CPU MODULES
  22. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS
  23. Front View (inside)
  24. CD-ROM Drive
  25. Rear View
  26. CPU Module
  27. PCI Module
  28. Chassis Board Layout
  29. LEDs
  30. disk access led
  31. disk led
  32. lan connector leds
  33. BASIC OPERATION
  34. Power ON
  35. Power OFF
  36. POST Check
  37. flow of post
  38. behavior at occurrence of error
  39. Floppy Disk Drive
  40. use of floppy disk
  42. Chapter 3 Windows Setup and Operation
  43. DISK OPERATIONS
  44. Disks Operations Using Disk Management
  45. Disk Operations Using the RDR (Rapid Disk Resync) Function
  46. Replacing Failed Hard Disk Drives
  47. CHANGE DRIVE LETTER
  48. DUAL LAN CONFIGURATION
  49. Removing dual LAN
  50. CHECK THE DUPLICATING OPERATION OF MODULES
  51. Evaluate Start and Stop of CPU Modules
  52. NEC Express5800/ft series SERVICE PROGRAM CONFIGURATION
  53. Chapter 4 System Configuration
  54. SYSTEM BIOS ~ SETUP ~
  55. Starting SETUP Utility
  56. Description of On-Screen Items and Key Usage
  57. Configuration Examples
  58. Menu and Parameter Descriptions
  59. system configuration
  60. peripheral configuration
  61. monitoring configuration
  62. keyboard features
  63. system hardware
  64. console redirection
  65. SCSI BIOS ∼ Fast!UTIL ∼
  66. Configuration Settings
  67. Scan SCSI Bus
  68. Exit Fast!UTIL ∼ Termination and Storage of Fast!UTIL ∼
  69. FORCED SHUTDOWN AND CLEAR
  70. Clear CMOS / Password (Configuring Motherboard Jumpers)
  71. Chapter 5 Installing and Using Utilities
  72. NEC EXPRESSBUILDER
  73. NEC EXPRESSBUILDER Top Menu
  74. Consoleless Menu
  75. Master Control Menu
  76. NEC ESMPRO Agent and Manager
  77. detection of server fault
  78. NEC ESMPRO Agent
  79. NEC ESMPRO Manager
  80. Maintenance of NEC Express5800/ft series
  81. start and stop of components
  82. check and clear of mtbf information
  83. firmware update
  84. dump collection
  85. refresh of view based on state change alert setting
  86. NEC MWA ∼ MANAGEMENT WORKSTATION APPLICATION ∼
  87. Chapter 6 Maintenance
  88. DAILY MAINTENANCE
  89. Making Backup Copies
  90. cleaning the keyboard and mouse
  91. cleaning the floppy disk drive
  92. SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
  93. OFF-LINE MAINTENANCE UTILITY
  94. RELOCATING/STORING THE NEC Express5800/ft series
  95. Chapter 7 Troubleshooting
  96. TO LOCATE THE ERRORS
  97. ERROR MESSAGES
  98. troubleshooting
  99. POST Error Messages
  100. Error Notification by BEEP
  101. Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition Error Messages
  102. Server Management Application Error Message
  103. SOLVING PROBLEMS
  104. Event Log
  105. Problems with NEC EXPRESSBUILDER
  106. Problems with Master Control Menu
  107. Problems with NEC ESMPRO
  108. COLLECTION OF TROUBLE LOGS
  109. Collection of Configuration Information
  110. COLLECTION OF THE MEMORY DUMP
  111. Chapter 8 System Upgrade
  112. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
  113. ANTI-STATIC MEASURES
  114. PREPARING YOUR SYSTEM FOR UPGRADE
  115. INCH HARD DISK DRIVE
  116. Installing 3.5-inch Hard Disk Drive
  117. Removing 3.5-inch Hard Disk Drive
  118. Replacing 3.5-inch Hard Disk Drive
  120. Removing CPU Module
  121. Installing CPU Module
  122. DIMM
  123. Installing DIMM
  124. Removing DIMM
  125. Replacing DIMM
  126. PROCESSOR (CPU)
  127. Installation
  128. Removing CPU
  129. Replacing CPU
  131. Precautions
  132. Removing PCI Module
  133. Installing PCI Module
  134. PCI BOARD
  135. Installing PCI Board
  136. Removing PCI Board
  137. Replacing PCI Board
  138. Setup of Optional PCI Board
  139. Appendix A Specifications
  140. Appendix B I/O Port Addresses
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Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. CHAPTER 1 BEFORE USING
  5. Notes for Safe Handling
  6. Precautions for Safety
  7. Use of Power Supply and Power Cord
  8. Installation, Relocation, Storage and Connection
  9. Cleaning and Handling of Internal Devices
  10. During Operation
  11. Rack-mount Model
  12. Unpackaging
  13. CHAPTER 2 ABOUT OPERATING SYSTEM
  14. Installing Windows Server 2003
  15. CHAPTER 3 INSTALLING SERVER
  16. Installation
  17. Installation of Rack-mount Model
  18. Connection
  19. CHAPTER 4 WINDOWS SETUP
  20. ft series Setup
  21. Setup Flow
  22. Step 1: Things Required for Setup
  23. windows setup
  24. Size of the Partition to be Created
  25. Step 2: Prepare for ft series Setup
  26. Prepare NEC Express5800/ft series
  27. Step 3: Disable Boot Monitoring Function
  28. Step 4: Start the ft series Setup
  29. Step 5: Install Windows Server 2003 Service Pack
  30. Step 6: Set Dual LAN Configuration
  31. Step 7: Set Dual Disk Configuration
  32. Setting Dual Disk Configuration by the RDR (Rapid Disk Resync) function
  33. Step 8: Update Software
  34. Step 11: Set Network for NEC ESMPRO Agent
  35. Step 12: Enable Boot Monitoring Function
  36. Step 13: Set up Failure Management
  37. Install a Network Monitor
  38. Set Recovery Console
  39. Set MTBF Type
  40. Step 14: Back up System Information
  41. CHAPTER 5 PROCEDURES AFTER COMPLETION OF INSTALLATION
  42. Installing Management Utilities
  43. system update
  44. nec esmpro manager
  45. Setting up PCs on a Network
  46. Confirmation of the ft Control Software Version
  47. applying windows service packs
  48. Applying Windows Service Packs
  49. Applying Microsoft HotFix
  50. About Windows Update (Applying Security Patches)
  51. CHAPTER 6 TROUBLESHOOTING
  52. System Repair
  53. Preparation
  54. Starting up Recovery Console
  55. Updating the System
  56. Troubleshooting
  57. Problems with Windows Setup
  58. Problems with NEC ESMPRO Setup
  59. Problems with System Repair
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Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. using this guide
  6. text conventions
  7. related documents
  8. safety notices
  9. care and handling
  10. system overview
  11. system features
  12. system chassis features
  13. rear view
  14. system connectors
  15. internal view
  16. standard features
  17. keyboard and mouse
  18. optional features
  19. dvd-rom cd-rw combination drive
  20. intel pro 1000 mt lan board
  21. video board
  22. sony ait1 tape backup unit
  23. expressbuilder cd-rom
  24. limited warranty
  25. limitations of remedies
  26. setting up the system
  27. selecting a site
  28. unpacking the system
  29. making connections
  30. connecting the power cord
  31. using the system
  32. powering on your system
  33. powering off the server system
  34. configuring your system
  35. bios setup utility
  36. bios setup configuration settings
  37. main menu
  38. ide configuration submenu
  39. system information submenu
  40. advanced menu
  41. chipset submenu
  42. pcipnp submenu
  43. power menu
  44. boot menu
  45. exit menu
  46. configuring motherboard jumpers
  47. keyboard power jumper (kbpw)
  48. upgrading your system
  49. general information
  50. equipment log
  51. shifting from tower to desktop
  52. shifting from desktop to tower
  53. removing or installing the right side door
  54. removing and replacing the front panel
  55. removing the 3.5/5.25-inch bracket
  56. replacing the 3.5/5.25-inch bracket
  57. installing or removing a 5.25-inch device
  58. removing a 5.25-inch device
  59. removing a 3.5-inch floppy disk drive
  60. installing a 3.5-inch floppy disk drive
  61. removing a hard disk drive
  62. installing a hard disk drive
  63. upgrading microprocessor
  64. recommended memory configuration
  65. removing a ddr module
  66. installing and removing an adapter card
  67. expansion cards resources
  68. replacing the battery
  69. cabling the device
  70. system power cables
  71. cabling a hard disk drive
  72. cabling a floppy disk drive
  73. preparing the device
  74. preparing an ide hard disk drive
  75. ide device configuration
  76. problem solving
  77. static precautions
  78. resetting the server
  79. troubleshooting guide
  80. problems at initial system start-up
  81. problems running new application software
  82. problems and suggestions
  83. if you need assistance
  84. error messages: beep codes
  85. how to identify bios revision level
  86. updating bios
  87. recovering bios
  88. specifications
  89. interrupt requests
  90. product configuration record table
Express 5800 first page preview

Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. using this guide
  6. text conventions
  7. related documents
  8. safety notices
  9. care and handling
  10. System Overview
  11. Overview
  12. Front View with Front Bezel Closed
  13. Front View with Front Bezel Removed
  14. Rear View
  15. Internal View
  16. System Board
  17. Status Indicators
  18. DISK ACCESS Lamp
  19. Hard Disk Lamp
  20. LAN Connector Lamps
  21. Standard Features
  22. Power Supply
  23. SAF-TE Logic
  24. PCI Riser Slots
  25. Network Controller
  26. Network Teaming Features
  27. Keyboard and Mouse
  28. System Board Management Controller (BMC)
  29. Degradation Feature
  30. System Security
  31. summary of software security features
  32. EXPRESSBUILDER
  33. ESMPRO
  34. Using Your Server
  35. POWER Switch
  36. Identification of Servers ~ UID Switch ~
  37. Floppy Disk Drive
  38. CD-ROM Drive
  39. Chapter 2 Setting Up Your System
  40. Setup Flow
  41. Selecting a Site
  42. Unpacking the System
  43. Assembling the Rack-mount System
  44. Restricted Access Location
  45. Installation Procedure for NEC Rack or Vendor's Rack
  46. Removing the Server from the Rack Assembly
  47. Connecting Peripheral Devices
  48. this server
  49. Connection to Serial Ports
  50. Connecting the Power Cord
  51. Turning On the Server
  52. Installing the Operating System
  53. Making Backup Copies of System Information
  54. Chapter 3 Configuring Your System
  55. Starting SETUP Utility
  56. Description on On-Screen Items and Key Usage
  57. Configuration Examples
  58. Menu and Parameter Descriptions
  59. processor settings
  60. pci configuration
  61. peripheral configuration
  62. memory configuration
  63. advanced chipset control
  64. system management submenu
  65. console redirection
  66. event log configuration submenu
  67. boot device priority
  68. removable devices submenu
  69. SCSI BIOS ~ SCSISelect ~
  70. scsi bus interface definitions
  71. additional options
  72. Configuring SCSI Controller on Optional Board
  73. Configuring system Board Jumpers
  74. Chapter 4 Installing the Operating System
  75. About Express Setup
  76. Microsoft Windows 2000
  78. Installing and Configuring Device Drivers
  79. Setup for Problem Resolution
  80. Installing Maintenance Utilities
  81. Updating the System - Applying Service Pack -
  82. Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
  84. Installing Windows NT 4.0
  85. Installing and Setting Device Drivers
  89. Novell NetWare 5.0
  90. Preparation
  91. configuration checklist
  92. Installing the Novell NetWare v5.0 Network Operating System
  93. Restarting the Server
  94. SCO OpenServer 5.0.6
  96. Installing Optional Hardware
  97. Installing and Configuring System Software
  98. Chapter 5 Maintenance
  99. Cleaning
  100. Cleaning the Server
  101. Cleaning the Interior
  102. Cleaning the Keyboard/Mouse
  103. Cleaning CD-ROM
  104. System Diagnostics
  105. Starting and Ending the System Diagnostics
  106. Relocating/Storing the Server
  107. Chapter 6 Troubleshooting
  108. System Viewers
  109. Lamps
  110. Error Messages
  111. POST Error Messages
  112. Beep Codes
  113. Solving Problems
  114. Problems with EXPRESSBUILDER
  115. Problems with Express Setup
  116. Error Message during Disk Array Configuration
  117. Problems with Configuration Diskette Creator
  118. Collecting Event Log
  119. Windows NT 4.0
  120. Collect Configuration Information
  121. Collecting Dr. Watson Diagnostic Information
  122. Saving the Dump File
  123. Backup IPMI Information
  124. Recovery for Windows 2000/Windows NT System
  125. Off-Line Maintenance Utility
  126. Starting the Off-line Maintenance Utility
  127. Features of Off-line Maintenance Utility
  128. Resetting the Server
  129. Chapter 7 Upgrading Your Server
  130. Safety Notes
  131. Anti-static Measures
  132. Preparing Your System for Upgrade
  133. Device Installation or Removal Procedure
  134. Server ~ Pull-out from the Rack ~
  135. Top Cover
  136. DIMM
  137. Processor (CPU)
  138. PCI Board
  139. Disk Array Controller Board
  140. upgrading your system
  141. Appendix A Specifications
  142. Appendix B Interrupt Requests (IRQs)
  143. Appendix C Installing and Configuring Windows 2000 and Windows NT 4.0
  144. Installation Assumption
  146. Installing LAN Adapters
  147. Device Drivers
  148. Configuring RAID
  149. Installing LAN Adapter Drivers
  150. Driver Installation for the ATI RAGE XL Display Adapter
  151. Appendix D Equipment Log
  152. Software
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Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. getting started
Express 5800 first page preview

Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Introduction
  3. Guide Scenario
  4. Guide Goal
  5. STEP 1: Install the Hardware
  6. Switch Fault Tolerant Teams
  7. STEP 2: Install the Operating System
  8. Using Group Policy to Disable Automatic Updates
  9. Configuring Windows for Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1
  10. STEP 3: Configure the Server Hardware
  11. Network Adapter Teaming
  12. STEP 4: Install and Configure Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1
  13. Installing Virtual Server
  14. STEP 5: Installing and Configuring the Guest Virtual Machines
  15. Resource Assignment
  16. Creating the Virtual Machines
  17. Domain Controller (DC1) Build Checklist
  18. Email Server (EX1) Build Checklist
  19. Limit Virtual Machine Processor Usage
  20. Maximum Capacity
  21. Next Steps
  22. Additional Resources
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Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Racks & Stands
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. related documents
  4. safety notices
  5. Introduction
  6. System Rack Models
  7. U System Rack
  8. Multi-Bay System Rack
  9. Planning Your Site
  10. Equipment Location
  11. Environmental Conditions
  12. Floor Construction
  13. System Rack Placement
  14. Air Conditioning
  15. Electrical Facilities
  16. Grounding Requirements
  17. Planning Your System Rack Configuration
  18. Cabling Constraints
  19. RAID Cable Restrictions
  20. planning your system rack configuration
  21. Configuration Guidelines
  22. Calculating Load and Determining UPS On-Battery Run Time
  23. Installing the System Rack
  24. What You Need
  25. Unpacking the System Rack and Components
  26. Opening Front and Rear Doors
  27. Removing Rack Side Panels
  28. Leveling the System Rack
  29. Installing Rack Frame Link Kits
  30. Attaching the Stabilizer to the System Rack
  31. Installing Rack Components
  32. Tools Required
  33. Recommendations and Warnings
  34. Installing the Interface Expander Accessory
  35. Installing the UPS
  36. Connecting Your Master and Protected servers (BSUs)
  37. Installing a Power Distribution Unit
  38. Installing a Keyboard Tray
  39. Installing the Concentrator
  40. Installing Blank Panels
  41. Installing a Monitor Tray
  42. Connecting the Console Monitor
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Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Introduction
  13. Features of the Server
  14. Feature of Each Model
  15. A1080a-D Model
  16. A1080a-E Model
  17. Checking Model Name
  18. Management Function
  19. Storage Management
  20. Backup Management
  21. Power Management
  22. Operation Mode
  23. Server Level Setting
  24. Processor Related
  25. I/O Related
  26. Fault Handling Related
  27. Other
  28. Introducing the Server
  29. Notes on System Configuration and Operation
  30. system setup
  31. Using Each Operation Management Function
  32. Before Starting Setup
  33. Option Board Supported by EXPRESSBUILDER
  34. Setup
  35. Setup of Server
  36. Setting up Windows Server 2008/Windows Server 2008 R2
  37. Setting up Other Type of OS
  38. Setup for Solving Problems
  39. Advanced Setup
  40. Hardware
  41. Names and Functions of Components
  42. Front View
  43. Rear View
  44. Internal View
  45. Processor Memory Module
  46. Processor Memory Modules Adding/Mounting Rule
  47. Processor Mounting Rule
  48. DIMM Adding/Mounting Rule
  49. DIMM Mounting Rule in the System
  50. DIMM Mounting Rule
  51. Memory RAS Functions
  52. DIMM Sparing
  53. Memory Scrubbing
  54. Other Memory Functions
  55. PCI Card
  56. PCI Card Mounting Rule
  57. Cooling Fans
  58. Power Supply Unit
  59. Management Module
  60. Internal Hard Disk Drive
  61. LED Description
  62. Internal Hard Disk Drive LED
  63. DVD Drive Access LED
  64. Processor Memory Module LED
  65. Cooling Fan LED s
  66. Management Module LEDs
  67. Power Supply Unit LED
  68. PCI Slot LED
  69. Installation
  70. Mounting/Unmounting the server to/from Rack
  71. Mounting Procedure
  72. Unmounting Procedure
  73. Connection
  74. Web Console Connection
  75. Power Code Connection
  76. Connection to Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
  77. Relocation
  78. Power-On and Booting Server
  79. POST (Power On Self-Test)
  80. Error during POST
  81. Power-OFF and Stopping Server
  82. Checking Server Position (ID Switch)
  83. OS Reboot
  84. DVD Drive
  85. When you fail to eject
  86. Aboout use of the CD/DVD
  87. Upgrading Your Server
  88. Safty Notes
  89. Anti-Atatic Measures
  90. Parts Able to be Added/Replaced by Customers
  91. Preparation for Mounting/Unmounting
  92. Confirmation during replacement or installation
  93. Hard Disk
  95. Uninstallation
  96. Notes on Replacing Hard Disk Drives in the RAID System
  97. Replacing Failed Power Supply Unit
  98. Adding Power Supply Unit
  101. Cooling Fan
  102. Mount
  103. Remounting Server to Rack
  104. Power Cable
  106. User Interface
  107. NEC EXPRESSSCOPE® Monitor
  108. NEC EXPRESSSCOPE® Monitor Display
  109. ID Button (Front)
  110. Main Menu
  111. Display at Fault Occurrence
  112. Display Format for View Faults
  113. All SVRs Up/Down Menu
  115. Execute Menu
  116. System Menu
  117. View Information
  118. Switch DVD&USB Execute Menu
  119. Network Enter Password Menu
  120. SYS Network Menu
  121. LCD Guard Mode Enable/Disable Menu
  122. LCD Guard Mode Set Password Menu
  123. LCD Guard Mode Enter Password Menu
  124. Mode Settings Enter Password Menu
  125. Mode Settings Menu
  126. View Mode Information Screen
  127. Power Redundancy Menu
  128. Stop all MGMs Enter Password Menu
  129. Stop all MGMs
  130. Disconnect SYS Enter Password Menu
  131. Disconnect SYS
  132. Display Format for Server Menu
  133. View Information Screen
  134. View GUID Screen
  135. Server Control Menu
  136. Enter Password Menu
  138. SVRx For Maintenance Menu
  139. SVRx Network Menu
  141. Clear All Faults
  142. Restore Defaults Menu
  147. Patrol Scrubbing Menu
  148. CPU Throttle Mode Menu
  149. QPI Link Frequency Menu
  150. Stop MGM of SVRx Enter Password Menu
  151. Stop MGM of SVRx
  152. Disconnect SVRx Enter Password Menu
  153. Disconnect SVRx
  154. Display Format for Box Menu
  155. View Environment Screen
  156. Box Network Menu
  160. Disconnect BOX Enter Password Menu
  161. Disconnect Box
  162. Setting Network
  163. Force Dump
  164. BIOS Setup
  165. Starting
  166. Descriptions on Key and Screen
  167. Parameters and Descriptions
  168. Advanced Menu
  169. OS Control
  170. PCI Subsystem Settings
  171. Slot Configuration
  172. TPM Configuration
  173. WHEA Configuration
  174. CPU Configuration
  175. USB Configuration
  176. Intel(R) TXT Configuration
  177. Super I/O Configuration
  178. Serial Port 1 Configuration
  179. Serial Port Console Redirection
  180. Console Redirection Settings
  181. Chipset
  182. North Bridge
  183. IOH Configuration
  184. Intel® VT for Directed I/O Configuration
  185. QPI Link
  186. South Bridge
  187. Boot
  188. Hard Drive BBS Priorities
  189. CD/DVD ROM Drive BBS Priorities
  190. Floppy Drive BBS Priorities
  191. Network Device BBS Priorities
  192. Security
  193. Save & Exit
  194. EFI Shell
  195. EFI Shell Command
  196. RAID
  197. raid level
  198. Features of Internal RAID Controller
  199. patrol read
  200. background initialize
  201. Before Using WebBIOS
  202. Using WebBIOS
  203. physical drives
  204. Configuring Virtual Disk
  205. Operation of Various Features
  206. WebBIOS and Universal RAID Utility
  207. Battery for Internal RAID Controller
  208. Remote Management Function
  209. Web Console Function
  210. System Web Console
  211. Monitoring
  212. Sensor Readings
  213. Event Log
  214. FRU Inventory
  215. Settings
  216. Time And Date
  217. System Name
  218. Network
  219. SSL Certificate
  220. Customer Data
  221. Mode Settings
  222. Hardware Settings
  223. Core Status
  224. User Management
  225. Alert Management
  226. Fault Information
  227. Enable/Disable Component
  228. Firmware Update
  229. Service Processor
  230. Summary
  234. Hardware Locator
  236. Server Name
  238. Serial Over LAN
  243. Save or Restore
  244. KVMs Redirection
  245. ActiveX console
  246. Java console
  250. BIOS Update
  251. Virtual LCD
  252. Online Hardware Dump
  254. Device Online/Offline
  255. Resource Web Console
  260. Privilege Level of BMC Web Console
  261. BMC Web Console Language/HELP
  262. HELP
  263. About SMASH-CLP
  264. Network Protocol
  265. TELNET Connecting
  266. Simultanious Connection
  267. Supported Standard Commands
  268. Supported OEM Commands
  269. Target Tree
  270. Property
  271. setting1 target
  272. system1 target
  273. partition<X> target
  274. partition<X>/nic1 target
  275. Overview
  276. Power Control
  277. Power ON
  278. Force Power OFF
  279. OS Shutdown
  280. Hard Reset
  282. Power Cycle
  283. Sensor Information
  284. Retrieving Specified Sensor
  285. Reset and Clear
  286. Management Firmware Reset
  287. Software
  288. Attached Media
  289. EXPRESSBUILDER
  290. Bundled Software for the Server
  291. Universal RAID Utility (Linux)
  292. NEC PRODUCT INFO COLLECTION UTILITY (for Linux)
  293. Bundled Software for Management PC
  294. Operation and Maintenance
  295. Daily Maintenance
  296. Checking Status LEDs
  297. Cleaning
  298. Cleaning the Keyboard/Mouse
  299. Cleaning CD/DVD
  300. Console-less Setup
  301. Starting up System Web Console
  302. Troubleshooting at Failure
  303. Error Message by Server Management Application
  304. Troubleshooting
  305. Windows
  307. Setup with EXPRESSBUILDER
  308. Master Control Menu
  309. RAID System and RAID Controller
  310. NEC ESMPRO
  311. Failure Analysis Procedure
  312. Specifying Failure of Power Cable
  313. Collecting Failure Information
  314. Collecting Configuration Information
  315. Collecting User-Mode Process Dump (Dr. Watson Diagnostics Information)
  316. Backing up IPMI Information
  317. Collecting Hardware Log
  318. Repairing System
  319. Contents of System Diagnostics
  320. Details of System Diagnostics
  321. Command List
  322. How to Execute System Diagnostics
  323. Displaying Test Device List
  324. Selecting/Unselecting Test Device
  325. Setting Test Ending Condition
  326. Checking Test Status
  327. Ending Test Forcibly
  328. Collecting Log
  329. Displaying on Screen
  330. Ending TeDoLi
  331. Test Executing Part
  332. CPU Test
  333. DVD Test
  334. HDD Test
  335. Ether Test
  336. Command Reference
  337. open
  338. close
  339. info
  340. stat
  341. statv
  342. pass
  343. fail
  344. warn
  345. select
  346. desel
  347. option
  348. time
  349. term
  350. reboot
  352. Relocating and Storing
Express 5800 first page preview

Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. installing options
Express 5800 first page preview

Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Overview
  3. General Specification
  4. Installing/Removing to/from the Rack
  5. Maintenance and Replacement
  6. Replacement
  7. H0405-0013-20002 G7GQX
  8. H0405-0013-40002 FX2B CABLE SET
  9. H0405-0013-40003 INT CABLE SET
  10. H0405-0013-20001 MP ASSY
  11. Installation of Fan Unit
  12. Appendix
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Express 5800

Brand: NEC | Category: Server
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