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- Page 1 SR101 1U Rack Server User Manual Document Version: 02 Release Date: 16/Nov/2022 Shenzhen Gooxi Information Security Co., Ltd.
- Page 2 Gooxi does not provide guarantees for the results obtained from the use of this manual or the accuracy or reliability of any information obtained through this manual.
- Page 3 Foreword This manual is the product technical manual of Gooxi SR101 1U rackmount server, which mainly describes the appearance, structure, hardware installation and basic configuration of this product. This manual is for reference and research by professional technicians. This product should only be installed and maintained by experienced technicians.
- Page 4 Modification record Manual version Release date Remarks 2022/October/16 Initial release 2022/November/16 Optimized description...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Contents 1 Product Description ..............................1 1.1 Product overview ............................... 1 1.2 Product structure ..............................3 1.3 Logical structure ..............................3 1.4 Product parameters .............................4 2 Hardware Description ............................... 6 2.1 Front panel ................................. 6 2.1.1 Appearance ..............................6 2.2 Rear panel ................................8 2.2.1 Appearance ..............................8 2.3 Motherboard components ..........................11 2.4 Memory ................................12... -
Page 6: Product Description
The SR101 1U rackmount server is a new generation of 2U dual-socket rack server with a wide range of uses launched by Gooxi for the needs of the Internet, IDC (Internet Data Center), cloud computing, enterprise market, and telecom business applications. It is suitable... - Page 7 2-PCIe expansion rear window (Figure 1-3)
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Page 8: Product Structure
Product structure The physical structure of the SR101 1U rack-mounted server is different due to different requirements, and the configuration will be different. Taking the 10-bay model as an example, describe the components of the server, as shown in the figure below:... -
Page 9: Product Parameters
Motherboard logic block diagram ·2 SP3 Sockets, supporting two AMD EPYC™ 7003/7002/7001 series processors; ·Single CPU supports 8 DDR4 channels, each channel supports 2 DIMMs, and the two CPUs support 32DIMM DDR4 memory; ·G1DLRO-B motherboard provides 2 M.2 M Key SSD slots, only supports 2280 size, PCIe X2 signal;... - Page 10 4* 3.5/2.5 inch SATA/SAS hard 10* 2.5 inch SATA/SAS/NVMe Hard drive drives hard drives Internet function 2 RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet ports Management 1 RJ45 IPMI management network port interface Display function Onboard Aspeed ® AST2500 chip, support VGA output Support 2 M.2 ports (M key, only support 2280 size specifications) Front 2 USB3.0 ports, built-in 1 USB3.0, rear USB3.0 port Expansion slot Support 2 PCIe expansion slots...
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Page 11: Hardware Description
Hardware Description Front panel Appearance 2.1.1 4x3.5 inch hard drive configuration Logo LED/button Status description Description of the power LED: Green on: Indicates that the device has been powered on normally. Green flashing: Indicates that the device is in standby. - Page 12 System warning LED. Including system System alarms, fan alarms, power supply alarms, Alarm LED etc., which can be viewed through the IPMI management software Corresponds to the Ethernet port LED of the network card. Green on: Indicates that the network port is Network port connected normally.
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Page 13: Rear Panel
can be turned off or on by manually pressing the UID button or remotely controlling the BMC command. Description of UID LED: Blue (on/flashing): Indicates that the server is located. Off: Indicates that the server is not located. UID button description: Short press this button to turn on/off the positioning light. - Page 14 Name Name Riser 1 module Riser 2 module Management network port UID button VGA interface OCP3.0 network card (optional) Gigabit Ethernet port Power switch button LAN1, LAN2 COM port PSU0 2 USB 3.0 ports PSU1 Rear panel port/button description Name Type Description...
- Page 15 be maintained in the computer room, the UID LED can be turned on on the web interface Mark the problem server, then enter the computer room to find the server, and turn off the UID LED after the maintenance is OK. Power switch Onboard power switch button button...
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Page 16: Motherboard Components
Motherboard components Module Name 4U chassis fan control 4 pin interface Memory slot (corresponding to CPU 0) Memory slot (corresponding to CPU1) CPU0 CPU1 GPU Power 2*4 pin interfaces BP Power 2*4pin interfaces SFF8643 SATA interface USB3.0 interface BP I2C interface PCIe3.0 or 4.0 X8... -
Page 17: Memory
PCIe3.0 or 4.0 X16 I350 PCIe3.0 or 4.0 X16 IPMI RJ45 1Gb LAN RJ45 1Gb*2 DB-9 COM port USB3.0 OCP3.0 network card (optional) CPU1 PCIe3.0 or 4.0 X16 CPU1 PCIe3.0 or 4.0 X8 BP HDD LED Slimline PCIe3.0 or 4.0 X8 CPRS PSU GPU Power CPRS PSU... -
Page 18: Memory Compatibility Information
Figure (2-10) 2.4.2 Memory compatibility information The motherboard supports DDR4 RDIMM/LRDIMM server memory, and the memory frequency supports 2400/2666/2933/3200; Notice: The same server must use the same type of DDR4 memory, and all memory must run at the same speed, and the speed value is the lowest value of the following items: Memory speed supported by a particular CPU. -
Page 19: Storage
Note: 1: M1 can be inserted in any slot, C or D is recommended. 2: M1, M2 can be inserted in any slot, C or G is recommended. 3: M1 can be in any slot. M2 can be inserted in any other slot. 4: M1 ≠... -
Page 20: Hard Disk Serial Number
disks (piece) SAS hard drives need to 4x3.5 (2.5) Slots 0–3 support Riser1 and Riser2 do not support be supported by inch hard drive four 3.5 inch (2.5 the expansion of the rear hard optional SAS pass-thru inch) SAS/SATA disk pass-through card or configuration hard drives... -
Page 21: Power Supply
For power modules configured on the same server, the power module models must be the same; For specific optional purchasing system options, please consult Gooxi sales rep; The location of the power supply is shown in the figure below: ... -
Page 22: I/O Expansion
Riser1 and Riser2 can be equipped with optional rear hard disk module or a PCIe Riser module. The slot provided by Riser1 is Slot0, which adopts Gooxi self-developed Riser card and outputs 1 PCIe×16 The slot provided by Riser2 is Slot1, which uses Gooxi self-developed Riser ... -
Page 23: Hard Disk Backplane
2.8.3 Hard disk backplane Front 4 × 3.5 inch hard drive backplane TOP surface Description Function 1. Support for 12Gb/s SAS hard disk; SAS/SATA hard disk 2. Support for 6Gb/s SATA hard disk; SAS0～3 connector 3. Support SAS/SATA hard disk hot swap. - Page 24 Description Function 1. Support 12Gb/s SAS hard disk; SAS/SATA hard disk connector 2. Support 6Gb/s SATA hard disk; 3. Support SAS/SATA hard disk hot swap. Bottom surface Description Function Backplane power transmission connector, Power connector used for 12V power transmission MiniSAS HD high-speed For 12Gb/s SAS or 6Gb/s SATA connector...
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Page 25: Installation Notes
Installation Notes Chassis upper cover installation Step 1: Align the nails on the upper cover with the opening of the box and place it downwards; Step 2: Push forward to lock in the direction of the arrow. Figure (3-1) Mounting accessories 3.2.1 Install the CPU... - Page 26 2. Flip open the CPU cover. 3. Use the handle on the CPU tray to remove the CPU tray from the CPU rack. 4. Using the handle on the CPU tray, insert the new CPU tray with the CPU installed into the CPU rack.
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Page 27: Install Heat-Sink
Figure (3-4) 3.2.2 Install heat-sink Before starting to install the heat-sink, please read the following guidelines: Always turn off the computer and unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet before installing the heat sink to prevent damage to the hardware. Unplug all cables from electrical outlets. -
Page 28: Install Memory
Figure (3-5) 3.2.3 Install memory The 16 memory slots controlled by CPU 0 of the motherboard are: DIMMA1, A2, DIMMB1, B2, DIMM C1, C2, DIMM D1, D2, DIMM E1, E2, DIMM F1, F2, DIMM G1, G2 and DIMM H1, H2 ; The 16 memory slots controlled by CPU 1 are: DIMMA3, A4, DIMMB3, B4, DIMMC3, C4, DIMMD3, D4, DIMM E3, E4, DIMM F3, F4, DIMM G3, G4 and DIMM H3, H4. -
Page 29: Install The Server Rails
Figure (3-7) Figure (3-8) 3.2.4 Install the server rails Step 1: Prepare 2 slide rails and pull out the inner rail Figure (3-9) - Page 30 Step 2: Fasten the inner rails to the sides of the case Figure (3-10) Step 3: Install the outer rails on the cabinet brackets and secure the screws Figure (3-11) Note: When installing the guide rail, it is necessary to align with the U mark, and when it is installed in place with a snap, secure it with M5 screws.
- Page 31 Step 4: Align the chassis with the inner rails installed on the outer rails for installation Figure (3-12) Note: When you push the chassis forward, you will hear a snapping sound. If you can’t push it, you need to pull down the buckle of the inner rail to continue to push the chassis gently.
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Page 32: Configuration Instructions
Configuration Instructions Initial configuration 4.1.1 Power on Before powering on, it is necessary to ensure that all configurations of the server are installed in accordance with the corresponding specifications and standards, and keep the server turned off but not unplugged from the power supply. - Page 33 Figure 4-1 AC Loss Control power-on control Status setting, the menu options are: Always off: power on directly Always on: You need to press the Power button to turn on the power Previous: Leave Power State Unchanged Log in to the iBMC management interface to perform remote power-on and power-off control.
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Page 34: Initial Data
Figure 4-2 For detailed usage of BMC and BIOS, please refer to the corresponding user manual. 4.1.2 Initial data BMC default account: admin BMC default password: admin BMC default address: 192.168.100.1 BIOS Default Password: None 4.1.3 Configure BIOS Press the <DEL>... -
Page 35: Configure Bmc
Figure 4-3 The Main interface contains the basic information of the BIOS system, such as the BIOS version number, CPU model, memory capacity, and the system time can be set. For detailed instructions, please refer to the "BIOS User Manual". ... - Page 36 Figure (4-4) Enter the account password to enter the home page, and you can set the BMC IP address on the management interface . On the left side of the interface, switch to "Settings Page" -> "Network Settings" -> "Network IP Settings". As shown below : Figure (4-5) When the server is powered on, make sure that the BMC dedicated management...
- Page 37 network port cable is properly connected. Use another device, make sure it is in the same LAN as the BMC management network, and enter the BMC IP address on the web page. Check the BMC IP address as follows: After the server is powered on, turn it on. Pay attention to the POST process when ...
- Page 38 Unspecified : Do not change BMC parameters (default) Static : BIOS static IP setting DynamicBmcDhcp : BMC runs DHCP to dynamically assign IP DynamicBmcNonDhcp : BMC runs Non-DHCP protocol to dynamically assign Configure IPV6 support Choose whether to support IPV6, the menu options are: ...
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Page 39: Appendix
If the above operation does not solve the fault problem, it is recommended to replace the known correct monitor to confirm whether the original monitor is faulty If there are no problems, please contact Gooxi technical team to solve the problem Warning light on the front panel ... - Page 40 PING can be enabled by setting static or dynamic. If the WEB interface is invalid, please change to a new version of IE to connect. If the problem is still not resolved, please contact Gooxi technical team to solve it.
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