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- Page 1 NEC Express Server Express5800 Series Express5800/R120d-1M EXP291 User’s Guide Model Number: N8100-1794F Chapter 1 General Description Chapter 2 Preparations Chapter 3 Setup Chapter 4 Appendix 10.021.01-101.01 April 2012, First Edition © NEC Corporation 2012...
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Page 2: Documents Provided With This Product
Chapter 2: Convenient Features Useful features and the detail of system BIOS settings, RAID Configuration Utility, and EXPRESSBUILDER Chapter 3: Appendix Error messages and Windows Event Logs Other documents Provides the detail of NEC ESMPRO, Universal RAID Utility, and the other features. Express5800/R120d-1M User’s Guide... -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents Documents Provided with This Product ......................... 2 Contents ................................3 Notations Used in This Document ......................... 6 Notations used in the text ..........................6 Optical disk drives ............................6 Hard disk drives ............................6 Removable media ............................6 Abbreviations of Operating Systems (Windows) ................... - Page 4 Contents LED on a hard disk drive ....................40 4.7.7 LEDs for LAN connectors ....................41 4.7.8 AC POWER LED on Power Unit ..................42 4.7.9 Preparations ................................ 43 Installing Internal Optional Devices ......................44 Safety Precautions ........................... 44 Anti-static Measures ........................45 Overview of Installation and Removal ....................
- Page 5 Contents Installation and Connection ........................102 Installation ............................102 Installing Rack ......................... 102 2.1.1 Installing the server to the rack or removing it from the rack..........104 2.1.2 Connection ............................. 109 Connecting to Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) ............111 2.2.1 Setup .................................
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Page 6: Notations Used In This Document
Notations Used in This Document Notations Used in This Document Notations used in the text In addition to safety-related symbols urging caution, 3 other types of notations are used in this document. These notations have the following meanings. Important Indicates critical items that must be followed when handling the server or operating software. If the procedures described are not followed, server failure, data loss, and other serious malfunctions could occur. -
Page 7: Abbreviations Of Operating Systems (Windows)
Notations Used in This Document Abbreviations of Operating Systems (Windows) Windows Operating Systems are referred to as follows. Refer to Chapter 1 (1.2 Supported Windows OS) in Installation Guide (Windows) for detailed information. Notations in this document Official names of Windows Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Windows Server 2008 R2 Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise... -
Page 8: Trademarks
Trademarks Trademarks EXPRESSSCOPE is a registered trademark of NEC Corporation. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Server, Windows Vista, and MS-DOS are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. Intel, Pentium, and Xeon are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation of the United States. -
Page 9: Regulatory Notices
Regulatory Notices Regulatory Notices FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. -
Page 10: Warnings And Additions To This Document
The contents of this document may change without prior notice. Do not make copies or alter the document content without permission from NEC Corporation. Every effort has been made to ensure the completeness of this document. However, if you have any concerns, or discover errors or omissions, please contact your retailer. -
Page 11: Precautions For Use (Be Sure To Read)
Names and Functions of Parts in this document. Safety precautions Follow the instructions in this document for the safe use of NEC Express server. This User’s Guide describes hazardous parts of the server, possible hazards, and how to avoid them. Server components with possible danger are indicated with a warning label placed on or around them (or, in some cases, by printing the warnings on the server). -
Page 12: Symbols Used In This Document And On Warning Labels
Precautions for Use (Be Sure to Read) (A label example used in this User’s Guide) Symbol to draw Description of a warning Term indicating a degree of danger attention WARNING Use only the specified outlet Use a grounded outlet with the specified voltage. Use of an improper power source may cause a fire or a power leak. -
Page 13: Safety Notes
Precautions for Use (Be Sure to Read) Safety notes This section provides notes on using the server safely. Read this section carefully to ensure proper and safe use of the server. For symbols, refer to Safety precautions. General WARNING Do not use the server for services where human life may be at stake or high reliability is required. This server is not intended for use in medical, nuclear, aerospace, mass transit or other applications where human life may be at stake or high reliability is required, nor is it intended for use in controlling such applications. -
Page 14: Rack Installation
Precautions for Use (Be Sure to Read) Rack installation CAUTION Do not attempt to carry or install the server alone More than two people are required to carry or install the rack. Otherwise, the rack may fall, resulting in personal injury or damage to peripheral devices. In particular, tall racks such as a 44U rack become unstable unless steadied with a stabilizer. -
Page 15: Power Supply And Power Cord Use
Precautions for Use (Be Sure to Read) Power supply and power cord use WARNING Do not hold the power plug with a wet hand. Do not disconnect/connect the plug while your hands are wet. Failure to follow this warning may cause an electric shock. -
Page 16: Installation, Relocation, Storage, And Connection
Precautions for Use (Be Sure to Read) CAUTION Do not use the attached power cord for any other devices or usage. The power cord that comes with your server is designed aiming to connect with this server and to use with the server, and its safety has been tested. -
Page 17: Cleaning And Working With Internal Devices
Use only the specified interface cable. Use only interface cables provided by NEC and locate a proper device and connector before connecting a cable. Using an authorized cable or connecting a cable to an improper destination may cause a short circuit, resulting in a fire. -
Page 18: During Operation
Precautions for Use (Be Sure to Read) CAUTION High temperature Components including internal hard disk drives in the server are extremely hot just after the server is turned off. Allow the surface to cool before installing/removing. Secure cables or cards in place Be sure to secure the power cord, interface cables, and cards in place. -
Page 19: Warning Labels
Precautions for Use (Be Sure to Read) Warning labels Warning label are attached on or near the components with potential hazards (This label is either attached or printed on the component.) to draw attention from users to potential hazards involved in handling the server. (Do not remove or black out this label and keep it clean). -
Page 20: Handling Precautions (For Proper Operations)
Tape media: Approximately 1 day • For optional devices, we recommend you use our NEC products. Even if they are successfully installed or connected, installation of unsupported devices can cause the server to malfunction or even failure. You will be charged to repair failure or damage caused by use of such products even within warranty period. - Page 21 Precautions for Use (Be Sure to Read) Tips for your health and safety Using a computer extensively may affect different parts of your body. Here are tips you should follow while working on a computer to minimize strain on your body. Keep proper posture The basic body position for using a computer is sitting straight with your hands on the keyboard parallel with the floor, and your eyes...
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Page 22: General Description
NEC Express5800 Series Express5800/R120d-1M General Description This chapter introduces the features of this server and the name of each part. 1. Introduction 2. Accessories Verify the condition of your server's accessories. 3. Standard Features This section describes the server’s features and the server management. -
Page 23: Introduction
This high performance server is powered by the latest microprocessor "Intel Xeon processor. NEC’s latest technology and architectures realize high-power and high-speed operation that cannot be matched by existing servers. The server is designed with consideration of not only reliability but also expandability, which enables you to use it as a network server. -
Page 24: Accessories
Chapter 1 General Description 2. Accessories Accessories The carton box contains various accessories which are required for setup or maintenance. Make sure you have them all for future use. • Front Bezel • Bezel Lock Key (attached to Front Bezel) •... -
Page 25: Standard Features
Auto rebuild feature (hot swapping supported) • BIOS password feature • The security lock that comes with Front Bezel Management Utilities • NEC ESMPRO • ExpressUpdate • Remote controlling feature (EXPRESSSCOPE Engine 3) • RAID System management utility (Universal RAID Utility) •... - Page 26 Chapter 1 General Description 3. Standard Features Power saving and noiseless design • Selection of power unit appropriate to environment, work load, and configuration • Power consumption monitoring feature • Power control feature ® • 80 PLUS Platinum certified high efficiency power supply •...
- Page 27 Chapter 1 General Description 3. Standard Features Maintenance features • Off-line Tools • Memory dump feature using DUMP Switch • Feature to back up and restore BIOS/BMC settings using EXPRESSSCOPE Profile Key ® *1: Unsupported on Xeon processor E5-2609 embedded models. *2: Processor core speed depends on processor type, number and type of DIMMs installed, and operating voltage (1.35/1.5 V).
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Page 28: Management Features
The hardware components of the server provide operation control/reliability features as shown below. Additionally, NEC ESMPRO Agent, which is provided in EXPRESSBUILDER, enables you to collectively manage the state of your systems. You can also monitor the server states from a PC to manage the network where NEC ESMPRO Manager provided in EXPRESSBUILDER is installed. -
Page 29: Firmware And Software Version Management
3. Standard Features Firmware and Software Version Management Use of NEC ESMPRO Manager and ExpressUpdate Agent allows you to manage versions of firmware and software as well as update them by applying update packages. This feature automatically updates modules without stopping the system just by specifying the updating packages from NEC ESMPRO Manager. -
Page 30: Names And Functions Of Parts
Chapter 1 General Description 4. Names and Functions of Parts Names and Functions of Parts This section describes the names of the server parts. Front View (3)-1 (3)-3 (3)-2 (3)-4 (1) Front Bezel (5) STATUS LED The cover to protect the front of the server. This cover can This LED indicates the server status. -
Page 31: Front View (With Front Bezel Removed)
Chapter 1 General Description 4. Names and Functions of Parts Front View (with Front Bezel removed) See (3) to (5) on previous page. (8) Hard disk drive bay (16) POWER Switch/LED The bay where HDD are installed. The sequential numbers The switch to turn the server on and off. -
Page 32: Rear View
Chapter 1 General Description 4. Names and Functions of Parts Rear View (1) Power unit (Power supply slot 1) (11) SPEED LED The power unit supplies DC power to the server. The LED indicates the transfer speed of LAN ports. (See page 41.) (2) AC Inlet This socket is used to connect the power cord. -
Page 33: External View
Chapter 1 General Description 4. Names and Functions of Parts External View (1) Top Cover (2) Release Button. Express5800/R120d-1M User’s Guide... -
Page 34: Internal View
Chapter 1 General Description 4. Names and Functions of Parts Internal View (3)-1 (3)-2 (3)-3 (3)-4 (3)-5 (3)-6 (3)-7 (3)-8 (11) (10) Front Panel Board (5) DIMM (optional) Backplane (6) Support bar Cooling Fan (7) Motherboard -1 FAN1F/R (8) PCI Riser Card -2 FAN2F/R (9) Slot dedicated to RAID Controller -3 FAN3F/R... -
Page 35: Motherboard
Chapter 1 General Description 4. Names and Functions of Parts Motherboard (11) (12) (8)-2 (10) (13) (14) (15) (14) (16) (17) (1)-1 (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (1)-2 (8)-1 (27) (26) (25) (5) (13) Express5800/R120d-1M User’s Guide... - Page 36 Chapter 1 General Description 4. Names and Functions of Parts (16) Connector for option COM Processor (CPU) socket -1: Processor #1 (CPU #1) Connect an additional RS-232C connector kit N8117-01A -2: Processor #2 (CPU #2) to use this port as a serial port. DIMM socket (17) SPI Flash Mezzanine connector EXPRESSSCOPE Profile Key (SPI flash memory) has...
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Page 37: Status Indicators
Chapter 1 General Description 4. Names and Functions of Parts Status Indicators This section explains the indication and meanings of the server LEDs. POWER LED ( 4.7.1 POWER LED indicates power ON/OFF status of the server. The following table lists POWER LED patterns and their explanation. POWER LED pattern Explanation On (green) -
Page 38: Status Led ( )
While hardware is operating normally, STATUS LED lights green. STATUS LED is off or lights/flashes amber if there is a hardware failure. The following table lists STATUS LED patterns, their explanation and solution. Tips Once you have installed NEC ESMPRO, you can reference error logs to check the causes of failures. STATUS LED Explanation... -
Page 39: Link/Act Led ( 1, 2, 3, 4)
Chapter 1 General Description 4. Names and Functions of Parts LINK/ACT LED ( 1, 4.7.3 LINK/ACT LED on front panel indicates the status of LAN port. LEDs 3 and 4 turns on, off, or flashes when an optional LAN riser card is installed. The following table lists LINK/ACT LED patterns and their explanation. -
Page 40: Led On A Hard Disk Drive
Chapter 1 General Description 4. Names and Functions of Parts LED on a hard disk drive 4.7.7 Each HDD is equipped with DISK LED. DISK LED The following table lists DISK LED patterns and their explanation. DISK LED pattern Explanation Solution On (green) Hard disk drive is being accessed. -
Page 41: Leds For Lan Connectors
Chapter 1 General Description 4. Names and Functions of Parts LEDs for LAN connectors 4.7.8 The three LAN connectors provided at the rear of the server have two LEDs each. LINK/ACT SPEED LINK/ACT SPEED LINK/ACT SPEED LAN connector Management LAN for data connector transmission... -
Page 42: Ac Power Led On Power Unit
Chapter 1 General Description 4. Names and Functions of Parts AC POWER LED on Power Unit 4.7.9 The power unit is equipped with AC POWER LED. AC POWER LED Standard power unit The following table lists LINK/ACT LED patterns and their explanation. AC POWER LED pattern Explanation Solution... -
Page 43: Preparations
NEC Express5800 Series Express5800/R120d-1M Preparations This chapter describes preparations for using this server. 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices You can skip this section if you did not purchase any optional devices. 2. Location and Connection You must place the server in a suitable location and connect some cables following this section. -
Page 44: Installing Internal Optional Devices
Important Use only the devices and cables specified by NEC. You will be charged to repair damages, malfunctions, and failures caused by the use of any devices or cables not specified for use with this server even within the warranty period. -
Page 45: Anti-Static Measures
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Anti-static Measures The server contains electronic components sensitive to static electricity. Avoid failures caused by static electricity when installing or removing any optional devices. Wear a wrist strap (an arm belt or anti-static glove) Wear a wrist strap on your wrist. -
Page 46: Overview Of Installation And Removal
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Overview of Installation and Removal Install/remove components by using the following procedure. Installing/removing internal components except for hard disk drives should be done after dismounting the server from the rack. It is recommended that more than one person removes the server from the rack. CAUTION Be sure to observe the following precautions to use the server safely. - Page 47 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Depending on the components to be installed or removed, follow the procedure in order. Refer to Chapter 2 (1.7 Internal Flash Memory) to (1.16 Use of Internal Hard Disk Drives in the RAID System).
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Page 48: Confirming Servers (Uid Switch)
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Confirming Servers (UID Switch) Using UID (Unit ID) Switch helps you to identify the target server. When the server is working, before you turn the server off or disconnect a cable from the server, be sure to identify the target server by using UID Switch first. -
Page 49: Removing Front Bezel
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Removing Front Bezel To remove Front Bezel, follow the steps below. Insert the attached Bezel Lock Key into the key slot and turn the key to the front bezel side while pressing it lightly to release the lock. Unlocked Locked Pull the Front Bezel toward you to release the tab from the frame and then remove Front Bezel from... -
Page 50: Removing Top Cover
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Removing Top Cover You need to remove top cover when installing or removing the following component: Optical disk drive, LAN riser card, DIMM, Processor, TPM module, Internal Flash Memory, Additional HDD cage, PCI card, RAID Controller, Battery for RAID Controller... -
Page 51: Internal Flash Memory
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Internal Flash Memory This section describes the procedure for installing Internal Flash Memory (optional). Internal Flash Memory connector Installation 1.7.1 Install Internal Flash Memory in the following procedure. Refer to steps 1 to 6 in Chapter 2 (1.3 Overview of Installation and Removal) for preparations. Attach Internal Flash Memory and fix it with the screw provided with Internal Flash Memory. -
Page 52: Tpm Kit
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices TPM Kit This section describes the procedure for installing optional TPM Kit. Connector for TPM Kit Installation 1.8.1 Install TPM Kit in the following procedure. Refer to steps 1 to 6 in Chapter 2 (1.3 Overview of Installation and Removal) for preparations. Install TPM Kit and secure it by pushing the nylon rivet provided with TPM Kit. -
Page 53: Processor
• You must avoid static electricity to work with the procedure below. For details, refer to Chapter 2 (1.2 Anti-static Measures). • Make sure to use the processor authorized by NEC. Installing a third-party processor may cause a failure of the processor as well as the motherboard. - Page 54 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Remove the protective cover from the CPU socket. Note Keep the removed protective cover for future use. Push down the socket lever marked with " →" once to unlatch it from the hook, then slowly open the lever until it stops.
- Page 55 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Important • Be sure to hold the processor only at the edges. • Pay attention not to touch the bottom of the processor (pin section). Note • Insert the processor while aligning the notch on the processor with the key on the CPU socket.
- Page 56 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Note Make sure the location to put the heat sink. 13. Make sure that the heat sink is installed on a level with the motherboard. REAR FRONT Note • If the heat sink is not level, remove it, and then install it again. The following probably causes the heat sink not to be level: –...
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Page 57: Replacement / Removal
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 16. Pass the cable below the cage, and set the additional fan unit. 17. Connect fan cable securely to HDDBP connector. 18. When the additional fan unit is installed, secure the battery tray for RAID Controller with a single screw you have removed in Step 15. -
Page 58: Dimm
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 1.10 DIMM Install a DIMM (Dual Inline Memory Module) to a DIMM socket on the motherboard in the server. The motherboard provides twenty-four sokets to install DIMMs. Important • You must avoid static electricity to work with the procedure below. For details, refer to Chapter 2 (1.2 Anti-static Measures). -
Page 59: Memory Clock
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Memory Clock 1.10.2 The server supports the memory clock speed of DDRL3-1066/1333/1600MHz. However, the actual memory clock speed depends on CPU and memory configuration. (The all of DIMMs operate at the same clock speed.) DIMMs installed on N8101-545F N code and product name Memory clock speed... - Page 60 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices DIMMs installed on N8101-550F / 551F /552F N code and product name Memory clock speed Memory Voltage When set to 1.35 V When set to 1.5 V Number of memory boards per Up to 2 Up to 2 memory channel...
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Page 61: Memory Ras Feature
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Memory RAS Feature 1.10.3 The server supports the following RAS features. Some restrictions (e.g., DIMM installation location) are imposed on using the Memory Mirroring or Memory LockStep feature. Refer to Chapter 2 (1.10.7 Using Memory RAS Feature) for conditions appropriate to your requirements. -
Page 62: Dimm Installation Order
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices DIMM installation order 1.10.4 Note • DIMM installation order in 1-CPU configuration differs from that in 2-CPU configuration. • If CPU2 is not installed, CPU2_DIMM1 to CPU2_DIMM12 are disabled. • Refer to List of features supported by additiional memory board before using memory RAS feature. -
Page 63: Installation
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Installation 1.10.5 Install a DIMM by using the following procedure. Refer to steps 1 to 6 in Chapter 2 (1.3 Overview of Installation and Removal) for preparations. Open levers on left and right sides of DIMM slot, and remove the dummy cover. -
Page 64: Removal / Replacement
Note • When removing a defective DIMM, check error messages displayed at POST or NEC ESMPRO and check the DIMM socket where the defective DIMM is installed. • At least one DIMM needs to be installed for the server to operate. -
Page 65: Using Memory Ras Feature
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Using Memory RAS Feature 1.10.7 This server has RAS feature including Standard Memory feature (x4 SDDC ECC memory), Memory Mirroring feature, Memory Sparing feature, and Memory Lock Step (x8 SDDC ECC memory) feature. SDDC (Single Device Correction) allows automatic correction of memory error (multi-bit error). - Page 66 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Memory Mirroring Feature Memory Mirroring feature writes the same data into two groups of DIMMs (mirror set) corresponding with each other between memory channels (channels 0 and 1 or channel 2 and 3) to provide data redundancy. Note •...
- Page 67 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Memory Mirroring feature can be used under the following conditions: • Install DIMMs in two DIMM sockets configuring a mirror set. • All the installed DIMMs should have the same capacity. • Refer to Chapter 2 (1.
- Page 68 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Memory Lock Step Feature (x8 SDDC) In Memory Lock Step feature, the DIMMs in two groups corresponding to two memory channels (channels 0 and 1, or channels 2 and 3) is multiplexed and operated in parallel to enable x8 SDDC (x8 Single Device Data Correction).
- Page 69 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Memory Lock Step feature can be used under the following conditions: • Install DIMMs that operate in parallel in DIMM socket. • All the installed DIMMs should have the same capacity. • Refer to Chapter 2 (1.
- Page 70 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Memory Sparing Feature Memory Sparing feature puts a memory channel 2 of a memory controller in each CPU into standby status as spare devices. If a correctable error occurs in a DIMM in the running memory controller, the feature automatically changes the running DIMM from the failed one to a DIMM in the standby state to continue the processing.
- Page 71 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Memory controller Standby Running Spare set Spare set Spare set Spare set Memory controller Standby Running Spare set Spare set Spare set Spare set Memory Sparing feature can be used under the following conditions: •...
- Page 72 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 1CPU 構成 1CPU 2CPU 構成 2CPU configuration configuration 搭載順序 搭載順序 CPU1_DIMM 3 CPU1_DIMM 7 CPU1_DIMM 11 CPU1_DIMM 4 CPU1_DIMM 8 CPU1_DIMM 12 CPU1_DIMM 10 CPU1_DIMM 6 CPU1_DIMM 2 CPU1_DIMM 9 CPU1_DIMM 5 CPU1_DIMM 1 CPU2_DIMM 3 CPU2_DIMM 7...
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Page 73: Battery For Raid Controller
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 1.11 Battery for RAID Controller If a RAID Controller (N8103-149/150/151/160) is installed with a battery, you can avoid data loss caused by accidents including temporary blackout during Write Back operation. The model of the battery to be used depends on RAID Controller. - Page 74 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Connect a cable that comes with additional battery to the additional battery. When connecting the cable, pay attention to the shape of connector. Install the additional battery to the battery tray by using 3 screws. The installation position of the battery depends on installed RAID Controller.
- Page 75 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 11. Install the RAID Controller bracket to RAID Controller using two screws you have removed in Step 8. 12. Install RAID Controller to the RAID Controller connector on motherboard, using two screws you have removed in Step 10.
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Page 76: Lan Riser Card
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 1.12 LAN Riser Card The server supports LAN Riser Card that allows a LAN port to be added. Install LAN Riser Card to the LAN Riser Card slot on motherboard. The motherboard has one slot to install LAN Riser Card. - Page 77 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Remove two screws from the motherboard. Screws Align the pin terminals of LAN Riser Card with the LAN Riser Card slot, and insert the card securely. Secure the bracket of LAN Riser Card with two screws you have removed in step 5. Install the port cover provided with LAN Riser Card.
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Page 78: Pci Card
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 1.13 PCI Card This server provides a riser card for PCI card and a slot for RAID controller. The riser card can connect one Full Height PCI card, one Low Profile PCI card and one RAID controller (total three PCI card can be mounted). -
Page 79: Supported Boards And Available Slots
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Supported boards and available slots 1.13.2 The following tables list supported boards and slots available for them. For details of the features of each board, refer to the manual supplied with it. Tips •... - Page 80 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Standard riser cards PCIe 3.0 PCIe 3.0 PCIe 3.0 PCIe 3.0 Slot number PCI slot X8 lane x16 lane X8 lane X8 lane performance *1 Product Product Socket type *2 x8 socket x16 socket x8 socket Remarks...
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Page 81: Installation
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Installation 1.13.3 Install a riser card to a PCI card in the following procedure. Important When installing a PCI card, make sure the connector of the board fits the connector of the riser card. Note •... -
Page 82: Removal
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Fix the PCI card with the screw you removed at step 4. PCIe #1C Low Profile side PCIe #1B Full Height side PCIe#2 ロープロファイル側 PCIe#1 ロープロファイル側 Tips To connect a PCI card to the connector on motherboard with cable, connect a cable to PCI card before installing PCI riser card. -
Page 83: Installing Raid Controller
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Installing RAID Controller 1.13.5 This section describes how to install an optional RAID Controller to the slot dedicated to RAID Controller. When using the optional RAID controller (N8103-149/150/151/160) For details, refer to the manual that comes with optional RAID Controller (N8103-149/150/151/160). Important •... - Page 84 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Insert RAID Controller into the slot dedicated to RAID Controller. Secure the RAID Controller bracket with two screws you have removed in Step 5. Disconnect SAS/SATA cable from SATA connector on motherboard. 9-1.
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Page 85: Additional Hdd Cage
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 1.14 Additional HDD Cage This server can have additional HDD cage for installing additional hard disk drives. The additional HDD cage is installed on front side of the server, and is used exclusively with the optical disk drive. Installation 1.14.1 Follow steps below to install an additional HDD cage. - Page 86 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Install the additional HDD cage to the chassis, and secure it with screws. Removal 1.14.2 To remove additional HDD cage, reverse the installation procedure. Important • Before removing additional HDD cage, be sure to remove hard disk drives installed in that cage.
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Page 87: Optical Disk Drive
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 1.15 Optical Disk Drive This section describes the procedure for installing the optional optical disk drive. Important Do not install any unsupported optical disk drive. Optical disk drive bay Installation 1.15.1 Install an optical disk drive in the following procedure. Refer to steps 1 to 6 in Chapter 2 (1.3 Overview of Installation and Removal) for preparations. - Page 88 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Install the optical disk drive to the tray. Screw holes Hooks Secure the bracket to optical disk drive with a screw you have removed in Step 3. Screw Insert the optical disk drive and secure the drive tray with two screws you have removed in Step 2.
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Page 89: Use Of Internal Hard Disk Drives In The Raid System
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 1.16 Use of Internal Hard Disk Drives in the RAID System This section describes how to use the internal hard disk drives in the RAID System. Important If you use hard disk drives in the RAID System or change the RAID level, initialize the hard disk drives. -
Page 90: Connecting Cables
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Connecting cables 1.16.1 Refer to the figures below for how to connect cables. If using optional RAID Controller (1 to 6 hard disk drives) SATA0 SATA1 SATA2 SATA3 Ports 0-3 Ports 4-7 SATA7 SATA6 SATA5 SATA4 Optional RAID Controller Hard Disk Drive... -
Page 91: Notes On Building Raid System
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Notes on Building RAID System 1.16.2 Note the following points when setting up a RAID System. • The number of hard disk drives required varies in each RAID level. • If the optional RAID Controller is used, the RAID System cannot be built in RAID5/RAID6/RAID50/RAID60. -
Page 92: Installing Top Cover
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 1.17 Installing Top Cover When all internal optional devices are installed, close the server with Top Cover. Put Top Cover straight on the server chassis so that it can be surely engaged with the chassis frame. Slide Top Cover toward the front of the server. -
Page 93: Hard Disk Drive
Important Use hard disk drives specified by NEC. Installing a third-party hard disk drive might cause a failure of the server and it. Note the following precautions to install hard disk drives. -
Page 94: Installation
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Installation 1.18.1 Install a hard disk drive by using the following procedure. Note In the RAID System, use hard disk drives that have the same specifications (capacity, rotational speed, and standard) for each Disk Array. Refer to Chapter 2 (1.3 Overview of Installation and Removal) for preparations. -
Page 95: Removal
If you transfer or dispose of the removed hard disk drive, refer to Chapter 1 (1. Transfer, Movement, and Disposal) in “Maintenance Guide” to erase data. Important NEC assumes no liability for data leakage should the product be transferred to a third party without erasing the data. Note If you must remove a hard disk drive due to a failure, check the slot with its DISK LED lit in amber. -
Page 96: Replacing A Hard Disk Drive In The Raid System (Auto Rebuild)
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Replacing a hard disk drive in the RAID System (Auto Rebuild) 1.18.3 In the RAID System, you can use the auto rebuild feature to restore data back to the state before a failure occurred. -
Page 97: Power Supply Unit
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 1.19 Power Supply Unit This server can contain two power supply units. The server provides a redundant power configuration that ensures continued operation of the system in the unlikely event one of the power supply units fails. You can select a power supply unit appropriate your system configuration. -
Page 98: Installation
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Installation 1.19.2 Follow steps below to install a power supply unit: Refer to steps 1 to 4 in Chapter 2 (1.3 Overview of Installation and Removal) for preparations. Remove the blank cover. Slot for standard REAR Slot for additional... - Page 99 Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices AC POWER LED blinks green when the power cord is connected to a power supply unit and the other power supply unit’s AC POWER LED goes on amber. When the power cord is connected to it, AC POWER LEDs on both power supply units blink green. AC POWER LED Standard Additional...
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Page 100: Replacing A Failing Power Supply Unit
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices Replacing a failing power supply unit 1.19.3 Replace only when the power supply unit fails. To remove power supply unit, reverse the installation procedure. CAUTION Be sure to observe the following precautions to use the server safely. Failure to observe the precautions may cause burns, injury, and property damage. -
Page 101: Installing Front Bezel
Chapter 2 Preparations 1. Installing Internal Optional Devices 1.20 Installing Front Bezel When installing Front Bezel, engage catch of front bezel with that on rails. After installing Front Bezel, lock it with Bezel Lock Key. Note Be careful not to press POWER Switch. Express5800/R120d-1M User’s Guide... -
Page 102: Installation And Connection
Chapter 2 Preparations 2. Installation and Connection Installation and Connection This section describes how to install the server and connect cables. Installation This server must be mounted to a rack which conforms to EIA standards for use. Installing Rack 2.1.1 Refer to the manual that comes with your rack for how to install the rack, or consult with your sales representative. - Page 103 Chapter 2 Preparations 2. Installation and Connection Do not install the rack or server under the following environment. Doing so may cause malfunction of the server. • Narrow space from which devices cannot be pulled out from the rack completely •...
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Page 104: Installing The Server To The Rack Or Removing It From The Rack
Chapter 2 Preparations 2. Installation and Connection Installing the server to the rack or removing it from the rack 2.1.2 Mount the server to the rack. (This section also describes the removal procedure.) WARNING Be sure to observe the following precautions to use the server safety. Failure to observe the precautions may cause death or serious injury. - Page 105 Chapter 2 Preparations 2. Installation and Connection Preparation • Checking rails • Installing inner and outer rails Checking rails Make sure the orientation of inner and outer rails by viewing labels on each rail. Inner rail インナーレール Label ラベル Outer rail アウターレール...
- Page 106 Chapter 2 Preparations 2. Installation and Connection Installing/Removing the Server CAUTION Be sure to observe the following precautions to use the server safely. Failure to observe the precautions may cause burns, injury, and property damage. For details, refer to Safety precautions in Precautions for Use. •...
- Page 107 Chapter 2 Preparations 2. Installation and Connection When the server is pushed into the rack and is locked, push the server to the end while pulling the release levers (blue) on both sides of the server. Release lever Push the server until its lock on front panel clicks.
- Page 108 Chapter 2 Preparations 2. Installation and Connection Because there are stoppers, the server will come to a stop halfway. Press and hold Rail Stopper on the rails and pull the server out of the rack. Rail Stopper レールストッパー Important Be careful not to get your fingers caught in the rails or lever. Hold the server firmly and remove it from the rack.
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Page 109: Connection
Chapter 2 Preparations 2. Installation and Connection Connection Connect peripheral devices to the server. Connectors that allow a variety of peripheral devices to be connected are provided at the front and rear of the server. Images on the following pages show the peripheral devices that can be connected in their standard state and their respective connector positions. - Page 110 Chapter 2 Preparations 2. Installation and Connection Display unit *2 USB device FRONT 前面 Display unit *2 Finally, connect the provided power cord to an outlet. *1 Hub, switching hub, etc. For connecting with UPS, refer to the next section. Management Ports for data LAN port...
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Page 111: Connecting To Uninterruptible Power Supply (Ups)
Chapter 2 Preparations 2. Installation and Connection Note the following precautions to connect cables. • When the device is not Plug and Play device, turn off the server and devices to be connected before connecting. • If connecting any peripheral device and its interface cable made by other companies (a third party), contact your sales representative to check if they can be used with the server beforehand. -
Page 112: Setup
NEC Express5800 Series Express5800/R120d-1M Setup This chapter describes how to set up the server. 1. Turning on the Server POST (Power-On Self-Test) is explained in this section. 2. BIOS Setup Utility (SETUP) You can customize the BIOS settings by following the instructions in this section. -
Page 113: Turning On The Server
Chapter 3 Setup 1. Turning on the Server Turning on the Server Pressing POWER Switch at the front of the server turns on the server. Turn on the server by using the following procedure. Tips • Do not power on the server before amber POWER LED is unlit. •... -
Page 114: Post
Chapter 3 Setup 1. Turning on the Server POST POST (Power-On Self-Test) is a self-diagnostic program stored in the server as standard. POST automatically runs immediately after the server is turned on and checks the motherboard, memory, and processor (CPU). POST also displays the start-up messages of different utilities during the operation. Usually, you do not need to check the contents of POST. -
Page 115: Post Error Messages
Chapter 3 Setup 1. Turning on the Server <F3> key: Run EXPRESSBUILDER from Internal Flash Memory (optional). For information on EXPRESSBUILDER, refer to Chapter 3 (4. EXPRESSBUILDER). Note • If the optional Internal Flash Memory is not installed in the system, <F3> key message will not be displayed. -
Page 116: Bios Setup Utility (Setup)
Press <F2> SETUP, <F3> Internal Flash Memory, <F4> ROM Utility, <F12> Network If you press <F2> key at this time, SETUP runs and displays Main menu upon completion of POST. (You can also press <F2> key while NEC logo appears to display Main menu.) Tips If password is set, you will be prompted to enter password at next startup of SETUP. -
Page 117: Description On On-Screen Items And Key Usage
Chapter 3 Setup 2. BIOS Setup Utility (SETUP) Description on On-Screen Items and Key Usage This section shows display examples and how to control the key. Use the keyboard to work with SETUP. Indicates the currently displayed menu Indicates the menu has submenus. - Page 118 Chapter 3 Setup 2. BIOS Setup Utility (SETUP) <F2> key If you press this key, the following window appears. If you select Yes, the previous parameter(s) are restored. Load Previous Values? [Yes] <F3> key If you press this key, the following window appears. If you select Yes, restore the parameters of the currently selected item to the default setting.
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Page 119: Cases That Require Configuration
Boot → Bootup Numlock State → ON or OFF On/Off the function to display By pressing <Esc> key, prevent Boot → Quite Boot → Disabled NEC logo during POST the display of the logo. Memory Add or change DIMM After rebooting, Memory Retest Advanced →... - Page 120 Chapter 3 Setup 2. BIOS Setup Utility (SETUP) Password If you have set a password, a message prompt you to enter password will be displayed from the next time. Enter password [ You can attempt password entry up to 3 times. If you entered a wrong password 3 times, operation stops. (You cannot operate further.) Turn off the power.
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Page 121: Expressscope Engine 3
If you press the <F4> key at this time, Offline Tool starts upon completion of POST. You can also press the <F4> key while the NEC logo is being displayed to open the Off-line TOOL MENU screen. The keyboard selection screen appears. Select your keyboard type. - Page 122 Chapter 3 Setup 3. EXPRESSSCOPE Engine 3 When the Off-line TOOL MENU appears, select BMC Configuration, BMC Configuration, Network, and then Property. Tips If Shared BMC LAN is enabled, Web feature, remote media/KVM feature, or command line interface feature may be interrupted. In this case, wait for a while, and connect with network again.
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Page 123: Expressbuilder
To use this feature, select Os (Windows reinstallation) installation in the menu after boot. Storage of software* Stores various bundled software (such as NEC ESMPRO Agent). Maintenance Diagnoses your server system. To use this feature, select Tool menu in the menu after boot. -
Page 124: Installing Software Components
Chapter 3 Setup 5. Installing Software Components Installing Software Components Continue to install software components such as OS. Refer to the instructions below. • Installation Guide (Windows) Express5800/R120d-1M User’s Guide... -
Page 125: Turning Off The Server
Chapter 3 Setup 6. Turning Off the Server Turning Off the Server Turn off the server by using the following procedure. If the power cord of the server is connected to a UPS, refer to the documentation supplied with the UPS or the documentation for the application controlling the UPS. Shut down the OS. -
Page 126: Appendix
NEC Express5800 Series Express5800/R120d-1M Appendix Specifications Interrupt Lines Express5800/R120d-1M User’s Guide... -
Page 127: Specifications
Temperature/Humidity Storage: –10～55°C / 20 to 80% (no condensation either when operating or when stored) Main accessories EXPRESSBUILDER (NEC ESMPRO Manager) (Windows), NEC ESMPRO Agent, User’s Guide (electronic document) included), Getting Started, one-touch rack rail Installed OS – Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2, Standard Edition (SP2 or later), Microsoft Windows Server... -
Page 128: Interrupt Lines
Chapter 4 Appendix 2. Interrupt Lines Interrupt Lines Interrupt lines are assigned as factory settings as shown below. Use this table as a reference when you add optional devices. • Interrupt lines As factory settings, interrupt lines are assigned as follows. Peripheral Device (Controller) Peripheral Device (Controller) System timer...