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A
antistatic wrist strap
described,
2-1
B
battery
installing,
4-1
removing,
4-1
BIOS
accessing the setup utility,
advanced menu options,
boot menu options,
8-2
common tasks,
8-2
I/O menu options,
8-2
legacy and UEFI modes,
main menu options,
8-2
managing configurations,
memory testing,
7-1
overview,
8-1
POST errors,
7-1
save and exit options,
setup screens summary,
setup utility hot keys,
UEFI driver control options,
using for resource allocation,
BIOS Setup Utility
accessing,
8-2
C
cables
reconnecting power and data cables after
servicing,
6-1
cold service components,
FRUs,
5-1
CPUs
clearing faults,
5-2
installing,
5-1
population rules,
5-1
removing,
5-1
servicing,
5-1
CRUs
component locations,
8-2
8-2
8-2
8-2
8-2
8-2
8-2
8-2
8-2
4-1
4-1
CRUs (continued)
removal that does not require system power
off,
3-1
servicing non-hotplug components,
D
date and time
resetting after battery replacement,
diagnostic tools
summary of,
7-1
diagnostics
available tools,
7-1
DIMMs
clearing faults,
5-2
installing,
4-1
population rules,
4-1
removing,
4-1
servicing,
4-1
servicing PMEM NVDIMMs,
disk backplane,
5-1
disk drives
adding NVMe storage to the server
Oracle Database Appliance X9-2L,
adding optional drives to the storage shelf
Oracle Database Appliance X9-2-HA,
replacing in server,
3-1
replacing in storage shelf,
replacing NVMe storage
Oracle Database Appliance X9-2S/
X9-2L,
3-3
E
electrostatic discharge (ESD)
precautions,
2-1
emergency shutdown
server node,
2-1
Ethernet ports
LEDs
Oracle Database Appliance X9-2-HA,
Oracle Database Appliance X9-2S/
X9-2L,
1-5
naming and boot priority,
4-1
4-1
4-1
3-5
3-6
3-10
1-9
8-2
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