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Page 3: Table Of Contents
List of Figures............................xiii About the User Guide & Helpful Resources ..................xix Product Safety & Handling ........................xxiii Chapter 1: About the VSS2249RQ Storage Server ............. 1 PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS & FEATURES .........................1 Rack ..................................2 Enclosure ................................2 Drive Carrier Assemblies...........................2 VSSEP1EC Server Modules ..........................3...
Page 4 BMC .................................15 CPUs................................15 Memory ..............................15 M.2s .................................17 Ports.................................17 SYSTEM LAYOUT AND DESIGN ..........................18 Server Module Covers ............................18 Server Module Front ............................18 Server Module Rear ............................19 ADDITIONAL SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS......................19 CERTIFICATION INFORMATION..........................20 Chapter 3: Connection and Configuration Options..........21 CONNECTING THE SYSTEM ..........................21 System Cabling &...
Page 5 CABLE MANAGEMENT HARDWARE ........................45 CMA Installation ..............................45 ATTACHING THE OPTIONAL BEZEL ........................48 Bezel Installation .............................49 Chapter 5: Powering the VSS2249RQ Storage Server ..........51 SYSTEM POWER OVERVIEW..........................51 About the System Power Configuration ......................51 AC Input Specifications ..........................52 Server Power Configuration ..........................53 Power &...
Page 6 COMPLETING THE SERVICE ACTION ......................116 Returning the Enclosure to the Rack ......................116 Returning the Optional Bezel ........................117 Returning the CMA............................118 Appendix A: Product Specifications................ 123 VSS2249RQ STORAGE SERVER........................123 System Features ............................123 PMs ................................125 Temperature, Humidity, & Altitude ........................126 Sound Power..............................126 Packaging &...
Page 7 Appendix B: VSS2249RQ Block Diagram ..............129 Appendix C: VSSEP1EC Block Diagram..............131 Appendix D: Mounting Envelope Diagrams ............133 Appendix E: Lot 9: Annex II, 3.2 and 3.3..............135 FIRMWARE ................................138 WEBSITE INFORMATION ...........................138 Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings ......139 MAIN TAB ................................139...
Page 8 Socket 0 Information ..........................164 SECURITY TAB ..............................164 Secure Boot ..............................165 Key Management ...........................165 BOOT TAB ................................166 SAVE & EXIT TAB ...............................167 AMD CBS TAB ..............................168 CPU Common Options..........................169 Performance ............................170 Prefetcher Settings ..........................171 Core Watchdog ............................172 DF Common Options ............................173 Scrubber ..............................174 Memory Addressing ..........................174 ACPI...............................175...
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Page 11: List Of Tables
7.4: Fan LED behavior..............................81 7.5: DPS-1600EB PM LEDs ............................82 7.6: YSEF-1600AM LEDs ..............................83 7.7: G1136-1600WNA LEDs ............................83 7.8: Server module status LEDs ............................85 7.9: NIC LEDs................................85 E.1: PSU Efficiency and power factor..........................135 CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | xi |...
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Page 13: List Of Figures
List of Figures 1.1: VSS2249RQ Storage Server ........................... 1 1.2: Enclosure layout ..............................5 2.1: VSSEP1EC Server Module ........................... 14 2.2: DIMM slots................................17 2.3: PCIe expansion slots ............................. 18 2.4: VSSEP1EC Server Module connectors......................... 19 3.1: RJ45 CAT5e cable ..............................21 3.2: 100 GbE QSFP28 cable ............................
Page 14 5.6: Power Control menu .............................. 58 6.1: Mini-B USB port on server’s operator panel ......................62 6.2: USB port on server’s operator panel ........................65 6.3: BIOS setup utility—BIOS Main tab ........................66 6.4: Server Mgmt tab ..............................67 6.5: BMC network config .............................. 67 6.6: RJ45 port on server’s operator panel ........................
Page 15 8.34: CMA inner arm correctly installed........................120 8.35: Aligning outer CMA arm connector and outer arm rail connector...............121 8.36: CMA outer arm correctly installed........................121 B.1: VSS2249RQ block diagram ..........................129 C.1: VSSEP1EC block diagram..........................131 D.1: Enclosure mounting envelope 1 of 2........................133 D.2: Enclosure mounting envelope 2 of 2........................
Page 16 F.45: AMD CBS>>CPU common options ........................169 F.46: AMD CBS>>CPU common options>>Performance ..................170 F.47: AMD CBS>>CPU common options>>Performance>>CCD/core/thread enablement ........171 F.48: AMD CBS>>CPU common options>>Prefetcher settings................. 171 F.49: AMD CBS>>CPU common options>>Core watchdog..................172 F.50: AMD CBS>>DF common options........................173 F.51: AMD CBS>>DF common options>>Scrubber ....................
Page 17 F.103: Server Mgmt>>BMC user settings ........................205 F.104: Server Mgmt>>BMC user settings>>Add user....................205 F.105: Server Mgmt>>BMC user settings>>Delete user.................... 206 F.106: Server Mgmt>>BMC user settings>>Change user settings ................206 CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | xvii |...
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Page 19: About The User Guide & Helpful Resources
VSS2249RQ Storage Server, the VSSEP1EC Server Module, or any of the system components. About the Guide The VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide provides information necessary to implement and maintain the system.
Page 20 (open book). Hot links provide instant access to related topics of discussion. These supportive tools ensure each user has the information necessary to successfully implement and maintain the VSS2249RQ Storage Server and VSSEP1EC Server Modules. Warnings, Cautions, & Notes...
Page 21 New release. 6/20/2022 Minor updates. Helpful Resources The following section lists additional resources available for the VSS2249RQ Storage Server user and provides instructions for obtaining the latest firmware updates. PRODUCT DOCUMENTATION Whether using the documentation offered in the VES Online Document Library...
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Page 23: Product Safety & Handling
VSS2249RQ Storage Server, the VSSEP1EC Server Module, or any of the system components. WARNING: This product is designed to be installed in a Restricted Access area accessible only to skilled persons and instructed persons with the proper authorization.
Page 24 WARNING: Hot-swapping FRUs must be completed within five (5) minutes to ensure proper system cooling and prevent damage to the drives. Individual drive temperature monitoring is not currently supported. CAUTION: Take precautions before connecting the enclosure to a power supply to ensure that the equipment does not overload circuits, or negatively impact over-current protection and supply wiring.
Page 25: Chapter 1: About The Vss2249Rq Storage Server
(48.3-centimeter) rack. Each of these storage server features are presented in this section, along with additional features of the rack, server system enclosure, drives, server modules, fans, PMs, and LEDs. The VSS2249RQ Storage Server is depicted in Figure 1.1. Figure 1.1 VSS2249RQ Storage Server CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 26: Rack
NOTE: Contact a Viking Enterprise Solutions sales representative with questions on any of these features. RACK Standard 19-inch 2U rack  Designed to fit in 1.0-meter racks  67.6-centimeter (27-inch) chassis length  98.7-centimeter (38.9-inch) enclosure length with CMA installed ...
Page 27: Vssep1Ec Server Modules
Six fan modules  5+1 redundant  Hot-swappable, top loadable  POWER MODULES Two field-replaceable PMs, each containing  One factory-installed power supply  Default capacity is 1600W  CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 3 |...
Page 28: Leds
The CMA—integral to the enclosure and varying rack configurations—is discussed as well. SYSTEM OVERVIEW The VSS2249RQ Storage Server provides a multitude of features designed to provide customizable, high-performance data storage using PCIe® and NVMe™ technology. This section includes the enclosure dimensions and weight, and discusses each of the enclosure components as viewed from the enclosure front, top, and rear.
Page 29: Dimensions
Refer to Chapter 2 titled “About the VSSEP1EC Server Module” that begins on page 13 for information on each of the server module components. Dimensions The VSS2249RQ Storage Server is designed for installation into a standard 2U 19-inch rack that is compliant with the EIA-310-D specification. Table 1.1 lists the enclosure dimensions.
Page 30: Weight
Figure 1.2 on page 5 provides a close-up look at the drive installation. Refer to Chapter 7 titled “Monitoring the VSS2249RQ Storage Server” that begins on page 77 for more information on the system status and drive LEDs.
Page 31: Frus
Refer to Chapter 3 titled “Connection and Configuration Options” that begins on page 21 for information on the CMA. Refer to Chapter 5 titled “Powering the VSS2249RQ Storage Server” that begins on page 51 for information on the system power configuration.
Page 32: Fan Modules
NOTE: For assistance in ordering drive blanks, contact a Viking Enterprise Solutions sales representative. Refer to Chapter 7 titled “Monitoring the VSS2249RQ Storage Server” that begins on page 77 for information on the system status and drive LEDs. Refer to the section titled “Replacing a Drive or Drive Carrier” that begins on page 103 for more information on replacing a drive.
Page 33: Vssep1Ec Server Modules
PM. For example, if the maximum input for one 1600W PSU is 200–240V ~15A max, this rating is for one PM and there are two PMs per enclosure sharing the load. Refer to Chapter 5 titled “Powering the VSS2249RQ Storage Server” that begins on page 51 for more information on the system power configuration.
Page 34: Shock & Vibration
3 positive shocks Shock 11 mS half sine 3 negative shocks Table 1.4 Shock and vibration levels Certifications The VSS2249RQ Storage Server is designed to meet the following requirements: RoHS and WEEE compliant  Safety  Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Federal Code of ...
Page 35 NOTE: The enclosure may meet other countries’ regulatory requirements as defined by the country marks on the regulatory label at the rear of the product. Additional certifications may be added without notice. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 11 |...
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Page 37: Chapter 2: About The Vssep1Ec Server Module
Chapter 2 The VSSEP1EC Server Module is the compatible server module designed for the VSS2249RQ Storage Server. The server module utilizes a single AMD EPYC™ Rome or Milan CPU that offers eight memory channels with speeds of up to 3200 MT/s based on the CPU SKU selected. This chapter includes...
Page 38: Product Features And Benefits
Figure 2.1 VSSEP1EC Server Module Each hot-swappable server module provides up to 225W of power when both server modules and all 24 drives are installed. Up to eight DIMMs are supported per server module (one DIMM per channel), which can yield up to 2 TB of memory and range from 8 GB DDR4 RDIMMs to 256 GB RDIMMs or LRDIMMs.
Page 39: Basic Input/Output System (Bios)
Basic Input/output System (BIOS) Two 32 MB SPI2 Flash (primary and alternate)  Choice of server class ASPEED® iBMC  AST2500 (full-featured with video over IP support, PCIe Gen 2)  800 MHz ARM11 processor  Complies with Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) v2.1 ...
Page 40 One DIMM per channel (DPC)  Up to eight DIMMs per server module  Supports Registered DDR4 (RDIMM), Load-reduced DDR4  (LRDIMM) and LRDIMM 3DS DDR4 SDRAM UDIMMs are not supported  Total memory:  Up to 2 TB of memory per server module, 4 TB per server system ...
Page 41: Ports
Rear Figure 2.2 DIMM slots M.2s Two internal type M (only) M.2 sockets for NVMe SSDs  Boot drive and cache backup  Ports Two USB 3.1A Gen 1 host port  iKVM  External drive  One USB Mini-B serial console port ...
Page 42: System Layout And Design
The following section discusses the VSSEP1EC Server Module’s physical layout and design. For more information on the storage enclosure, including the drives, system fans, and PMs, refer to Chapter 1, “About the VSS2249RQ Storage Server,” that begins on page 1. SERVER MODULE COVERS...
Page 43: Server Module Rear
The server module operator panel features are described in detail in the section titled “Server Module Operator Panel” on page 24 of Chapter 3. Refer to Chapter 5 titled “Powering the VSS2249RQ Storage Server” that begins on page 51 for more information on the server module power configuration.
Page 44: Certification Information
Certification Information The VSSEP1EC Server Module will not be certified as a standalone unit. The server module will be certified as part of the VSS2249RQ Storage Server. Refer to the appropriate storage enclosure certifications and product labels for more information.
Page 45: Chapter 3: Connection And Configuration Options
Connection and Configuration Options Chapter 3 Chapter 3 provides an overview of the connection and configuration options available to the VSS2249RQ Storage Server user. The following subjects are discussed: Connecting the System  System Configuration Options  Zoned Configurations ...
Page 46: Ethernet Add-In Card Cables
Figure 3.2 100 GbE QSFP28 cable Power Cords Viking Enterprise Solutions recommends the use of two high quality C13 to C14 PDU-style, 6-foot (1.83-meter) power cords for use with the VSS2249RQ Storage Server. Do not use extension cords with this enclosure. Viking...
Page 47: Video Cable
Each server module has its own CMA, which allows removal of cables from one server without disrupting the other server. Figure 3.6 on page 24 provides a close-up example of the CMA assembly. The top CMA services CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 23 |...
Page 48: Server Module Operator Panel
the cables for the server and PM on the right side of the enclosure, and the bottom CMA services the cables for the server and PM on the left. Figure 3.6 CMA assembly Refer to the section titled “Cable Management Hardware” that begins on page 45 of Chapter 4 for CMA installation instructions.
Page 49: System Configuration Options
System Configuration Options The section that follows discusses the available server module configurations. SUPPORTED CONFIGURATIONS The VSS2249RQ Storage Server is currently available in a dual server module configuration. NOTE: Contact a Viking Enterprise Solutions support representative for more information on custom server module configurations.
Page 50: Dual Configuration
Dual Configuration With a dual configuration, the VSS2249RQ Storage Server includes two VSSEP1EC Server Modules installed in the rear of the enclosure. By default, Module 1 is installed in the left I/O slot and Module 2 is installed in the right slot.
Page 51: Chapter 4: Installing The Enclosure Into A Rack
Attaching the Optional Bezel  Installation Safety & Handling Prior to installing the VSS2249RQ Storage Server into the rack, read the following safety warnings, cautions, and notes, those detailed in “Product Safety & Handling” on page xxiii, and those presented elsewhere throughout this documentation.
Page 52: Planning & Preparation
Planning ensures the installation process goes smoothly. The recommendations provided help the user properly plan for installation, and includes the steps necessary to install the VSS2249RQ Storage Server. INSTALLATION CHECKLIST HEAVY OBJECT: This system weighs approximately 56.2 pounds (25.5 kilograms) when all drives, two PMs, and two server modules are installed.
Page 53: Required Hardware
Unpacking & Inspecting the Shipping Container The following image illustrates the typical container used to ship the VSS2249RQ Storage Server. The container style may vary depending on availability and customer needs. Rail...
Page 54: Shipping Container Contents
Lift the accessory box from the bottom packing. 3. Inspect each box for shipping damage. a. If any of the boxes have sustained damage, contact a Viking Enterprise Solutions support representative for RMA instructions. See the section titled “Contact Information” that begins on page 207 for instructions on contacting a VES support representative.
Page 55: Reducing System Weight
24 drive carrier assemblies with drives or drive blanks preinstalled in  the drive carriers NOTE: Viking Enterprise Solutions recommends that disk drives acclimate to room temperature for two hours prior to installation. Accessories:  Interface cables (if ordered) ...
Page 56: Removing The Drives
A drive carrier assembly consists of the drive carrier and a 2.5-inch U.2 NVMe SSD or drive blank. Drive carriers provide for controlled installation and removal of the drives into and out of the VSS2249RQ Storage Server. The drive carrier handle ensures complete seating of the connectors through typical operational shock and vibration by camming the drive carrier assembly into the drive bay.
Page 57: Removing Server Modules
Figure 4.4 Server module thumbscrew and lock bar 2. Pull the lock bar downward to release the cam from the locked position. The lock bar motion is demonstrated in Figure 4.5 on page 34. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 33 |...
Page 58: Removing The Pms
Figure 4.5 Server module removal 3. With one hand supporting the bottom of the module, grab the lock bar and pull the server module out of the enclosure. 4. Place the server module on an anti-static surface until reinstallation. 5. Repeat steps 1 through 4 to remove the second server module. 6.
Page 59: Enclosure Rack Installation
Enclosure Rack Installation The instructions that follow discuss the procedures for installing the VSS2249RQ Storage Server into a standard EIA 19-inch (48.3-centimeter) rack. When properly installed, the rail kit’s chassis member (bolted to the sides of the enclosure) slides inside the rail kit’s cabinet member (bolted to the rack).
Page 60: Preparing The Rails For Installation
PREPARING THE RAILS FOR INSTALLATION The rail kit accommodates racks with square or round rack post holes. Preparation for each type are nearly identical with the exception that round post holes will require the use of a different set of screws. No changes are necessary for racks with square rack post holes.
Page 61: Separating The Inner And Outer Rails
“Click” Figure 4.11 Removing the inner rail 2. Pull the release tab on the inner chassis member rail forward as demonstrated in Figure 4.12 on page 38. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 37 |...
Page 62: Installing The Inner Rails Onto The Chassis
Release tab Figure 4.12 Rail release tab 3. Fully pull the inner chassis member rail from the outer cabinet member rail and set aside. 4. Repeat steps 1 through 3 to separate the second inner chassis member rail from the outer cabinet member rail. INSTALLING THE INNER RAILS ONTO THE CHASSIS Each inner chassis member rail must be installed onto the left and ride sides of the enclosure.
Page 63 3. Secure the rail in place using one of the M4 X 4 screws in the hole just behind the release tab as identified in Figure 4.15 on page 40. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 39 |...
Page 64: Installing The Rails Onto The Rack Posts
Figure 4.15 Securing the rail 4. Repeat steps 1 through 3 to secure the left rail onto the chassis. INSTALLING THE RAILS ONTO THE RACK POSTS These instructions provide the process for installing the front and rear mounting brackets into each of the four rack posts. 1.
Page 65: Installing The Enclosure Into The Rack
CAUTION: Extreme care must be taken when inserting the enclosure to hold it both horizontally and square to the rails. This will require two people. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 41 |...
Page 66: Reinstalling The Frus
1. Ensure the ball bearing retainers are located at the front of the left and right cabinet member rails. This is followed by an audible click. 2. While facing the front of the VSS2249RQ Storage Server, align the enclosure both horizontally and square to the rails.
Page 67: Server Modules
Refer to Figure 4.4 on page 33 to view the lock bar operation. 3. With one hand supporting the bottom of the server module, fully slide the server module into the appropriate empty slot on the rear of the storage enclosure. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 43 |...
Page 68: Reinstalling The Pms
4. Push the module into the enclosure until the lock bar engages and the module is flush with the face of the enclosure. Never force the module into place. 5. Push the lock bar upward to cam the server module into the enclosure. 6.
Page 69: Cable Management Hardware
Outer rail connector CMA body connector CMA body rail connector Table 4.1 CMA components Figure 4.19 CMA components The following instructions guide the user in the installation of the CMAs. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 45 |...
Page 70 1. Become familiar with each of the CMA components that are identified in Figure 4.19 and listed in Table 4.1 on page 45. CAUTION: If the CMA ships preinstalled, a zip tie strap will secure the CMA to the cross bar during transportation to prevent damaging the CMA. This strap must be removed prior to initial use.
Page 71: Assembled Cma
21 of Chapter 3 for guidance with the server module operator panel and cable recommendations. 9. Do not power the system at this time. Proceed to Chapter 5 to review the system power configuration. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 47 |...
Page 72: Attaching The Optional Bezel
Attaching the Optional Bezel Figure 4.23 presents a rendering of the optional bezel design. Figure 4.23 Optional bezel | 48 | Chapter 4: Installing the Enclosure Into a Rack CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 73: Bezel Installation
3. Push the bezel into the left side of the left rack ear. The stud should join the retention clip inside the left side of the bezel cover. 4. Bezel installation is complete. 5. Rack installation is complete. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 49 |...
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Page 75: Chapter 5: Powering The Vss2249Rq Storage Server
VSS2249RQ Storage Server. CAUTION: Use only VES-approved power cords. Do not use any other type of cords or extension cords. To obtain additional power cords, please contact a Viking Enterprise Solutions™ sales representative. System Power Overview This section provides an overview of the system-compatible PMs.
Page 76: Ac Input Specifications
50–60 Hz 35A peak 1600EM 100% Load Platinum G1136- 200–240V 91% at 80PLUS™ 1600W 50–60 Hz 50A peak 1600WNA 100% Load Platinum Table 5.1 AC input characteristics | 52 | Chapter 5: Powering the VSS2249RQ Storage Server CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 77: Server Power Configuration
Press and hold the CPU reset button Powered on To RESET momentarily, and then release it to reset the server module. Table 5.2 Power and CPU reset button actions CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 53 |...
Page 78: Controlling System Power
IT manager for additional information on controlling power for the system configuration in use. NOTE: The VSS2249RQ Storage Server sequences the power supplied to the disk drives on start-up to prevent an overcurrent condition. Different disk drive manufacturers, types, and capacities used will result in varying weights and differences in the amount of time that the drives take to become ready.
Page 79: Powering On The System
1. Verify all data transactions have completed prior to shutting down the system. 2. Disconnect power to the VSS2249RQ Storage Server. Unplug each power cord from each of the PM jacks or from the PDU. 3. System power shuts down immediately.
Page 80: Using The Server
USING THE SERVER Both power and CPU reset buttons are located on the bottom center of each server’s operator panel as shown in Figure 5.2 on page 53. Viking Enterprise Solutions recommends using these buttons when either rebooting or shutting down the server.
Page 81: Using The Bmc Webui
3. Perform one of the following two actions: CAUTION: Viking Enterprise Solutions recommends shutting the server down gracefully, allowing the operating system to perform normal shutdown actions. Shutting down the server without proper software intervention may cause damage to the operating system.
Page 82: Dashboard Menu
6. The server’s power status is shown, followed by options to power off, power on, power cycle, hard reset, and ACPI shutdown. Make the appropriate selection and click Perform Action. 7. The server is reset. | 58 | Chapter 5: Powering the VSS2249RQ Storage Server CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 83: Ipmitool
IPMITOOL The VSS2249RQ Storage Server supports IPMItool, which is a standardized open-source command-line interface (CLI) utility that is available online for both Linux and Windows operating systems. Numerous IPMItool commands are available to control system power, such as “ipmitool chassis power on” or “ipmitool chassis reset,”...
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Page 85: Chapter 6: Operating System & Firmware Setup
Chapter 6 The VSSEP1EC Server Module is a compact, full-function compute node for the VSS2249RQ Storage Server and is designed to run an operating system from the two type M.M2 SSDs, an optional Pre-boot Execution Environment (PXE) server, or a USB device. This chapter explores the recommended methods for the operating system and firmware set up for each server module.
Page 86: Required Hardware/Software
REQUIRED HARDWARE/SOFTWARE A PC (either a laptop or desktop)  One USB to Mini-B USB cable  One CAT5e RJ45 Ethernet cable  Internet access and a web browser  Operating system preloaded on a USB drive or other device ...
Page 87 PC, proceed with installation. 1. Power on the PC. 2. Power on the storage enclosure. Refer to Chapter 5 titled “Powering the VSS2249RQ Storage Server” that begins on page 51 for guidance. 3. The PC’s operating system detects the connected device and automatically installs the VCP driver.
Page 88: Obtaining The Server's Bmc Ip Address
NOTE: PuTTY is available for Microsoft® Windows download as an executable, or for Linux as an installation. 5. For future use, make note of the directory in which the tool saves the transfer files. Setting up the VCP After installing the VCP driver and terminal emulator application, configure the PC’s VCP.
Page 89 PC. 3. Reset the server. Refer to Chapter 5 titled “Powering the VSS2249RQ Storage Server” that begins on page 51 for instructions to reset the server. 4. As the server reboots, BIOS messages begin to appear in the terminal emulator’s window.
Page 90 Figure 6.3 BIOS setup utility—BIOS Main tab 8. Press the right arrow key to navigate to the Server Mgmt tab, which displays as shown in Figure 6.4 that follows. | 66 | Chapter 6: Operating System & Firmware Setup CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 91: Server Mgmt Tab
Remote Video Connection” on page 68. b. If the Station IP address does not display an address, then proceed to the next section to define a static IP address. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 67 |...
Page 92: Establishing The Bmc Remote Video Connection
These instructions guide the user in defining a static IP address for the VSS2249RQ Storage Server when the DHCP server is not available. NOTE: The user must have access to the appropriate static IP address for the network to define a static IP address for the server system.
Page 93: Accessing The Bmc Webui
NOTE: The screen captures presented here are indicative of what displays upon logging on to the BMC WebUI. The information may differ slightly depending on the operating system, chosen browser, and server configuration. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 69 |...
Page 94 Figure 6.7 BMC WebUI login screen 3. Log on to the software. Type the standard login, admin, for both the Username and Password fields. 4. The BMC WebUI Dashboard is automatically displayed as shown in Figure 6.8. Click Remote Control from the main menu. Figure 6.8 BMC WebUI Dashboard 5.
Page 95: Operating System Installation
Linux platforms. INSTALLING THE OPERATING SYSTEM The upcoming section includes basic installation instructions for a Linux operating system or Windows Server 2012, which are representative of many installation procedures. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 71 |...
Page 96: Linux Operating Systems
Installing Linux (Graphical Installation) The Linux operating system installation is straightforward. Consult the operating system’s documentation for graphical installation procedures. CAUTION: Contact a Viking Enterprise Solutions support representative to verify the chosen Linux operating system prior to installation. Installing Linux (Console Installation) This section describes how to install a typical Linux operating system over a serial console using the terminal emulator application.
Page 97: Windows Server 2012 Operating System
Windows Server 2012 Operating System These instructions guide the user in installing the Windows Server 2012 operating system. CAUTION: Contact a Viking Enterprise Solutions support representative to verify any other Windows operating systems prior to installation. Windows Server 2012 (Graphical Installation) Use these steps to install Windows Server 2012 from a bootable USB drive or CD ROM.
Page 98 NOTE: Connect a USB keyboard directly to the server’s USB port to simplify setup. Some of the keystrokes, such as Ctrl+Alt+Delete, are easier to enter using an external keyboard rather than the terminal emulation program. a. Follow the instructions provided for “Accessing the BMC WebUI” on page 69.
Page 99: Ipmi Sol (Optional)
Once the Linux operating system is installed, end the IPMI SOL session. 1. Type the following command to disconnect the IPMI SOL session (including the period): 2. The IPMI SOL session ends. Close the IPMItool window. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 75 |...
Page 100: Server Firmware Updates
 Detailed instructions to update the BMC remotely using either of these methods are available in the release notes that accompany the update. Contact a Viking Enterprise Solutions support representative to obtain the necessary updates and the release notes, which include detailed installation instructions.
Page 101: Chapter 7: Monitoring The Vss2249Rq Storage Server
Monitoring the VSS2249RQ Storage Chapter 7 Server The VSS2249RQ Storage Server provides the flexibility to enable users to customize the behavior of many of the system LEDs using IPMI commands. This chapter discusses the programmable and self-driven LEDs and provides suggestions for programming LED behavior.
Page 102: Enclosure Status Leds
ON: The enclosure is powered on and operating #3: Chassis correctly. Green Power OK OFF: The enclosure is not powered on. Table 7.1 System status LED behavior | 78 | Chapter 7: Monitoring the VSS2249RQ Storage Server CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 103: Drive Carrier Assemblies
LEDs is shown in Figure 7.3 that follows. Figure 7.3 Drive carrier LEDs An example of drive identify LED behavior is outlined in Table 7.2. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 79 |...
Page 104: Fans
LED behavior. FANS The VSS2249RQ Storage Server includes three programmable LEDs with each of the six fan modules. The available LEDs are blue, amber, and green. On system startup, the green LED is illuminated automatically until reprogrammed.
Page 105: Fan Leds
Amber Green Behavior The fan module is functioning properly. A fan module fault has been detected. The fan is being sent an identify command. Table 7.4 Fan LED behavior CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 81 |...
Page 106: Pms
AC present, 12V standby ON/PSU OFF, or PSU Blinking 0.5 Hz in smart redundant state. PM ON and OK. AC power cord unplugged. Table 7.5 DPS-1600EB PM LEDs | 82 | Chapter 7: Monitoring the VSS2249RQ Storage Server CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 107: 3Y Ysef-1600Am
PM hi-temp, hot spot temp, slow fan, high Blinking 1.0 Hz current, or high power warning. PM continues to operate. Blinking 2.0 Hz Firmware update mode. Table 7.7 G1136-1600WNA LEDs CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 83 |...
Page 108: Server Module Operator Panel
LED locations are identified in Figure 7.6. Figure 7.6 Server module LED locations Figure 7.7 provides a close-up of the server module LED locations. Figure 7.7 Server module LEDs | 84 | Chapter 7: Monitoring the VSS2249RQ Storage Server CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 109: Server Module Status
Left LED Right LED Description No link. Amber Green Link at 100 Mb Green Green Link at 1000 Mb Blinking Blinking Indicates Ethernet link activity. Table 7.9 NIC LEDs CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 85 |...
Page 110: Bmc Webui
1. Point a web browser (e.g. Microsoft Edge®, Chrome®, etc.) to: Replace the “BMC-IP-Address” https://<BMC-IP-Address> using the actual address for the BMC IP. 2. The BMC WebUI login screen displays as shown in Figure 7.9 on page | 86 | Chapter 7: Monitoring the VSS2249RQ Storage Server CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 111: Dashboard Menu
Figure 7.10 Dashboard menu 5. Select the Sensor menu to view the current and discreet system sensors. The Sensor menu is shown in Figure 7.11 on page 88. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 87 |...
Page 112: Sensor Menu
7. The Logs & Reports menu enables the user to view logs for IPMI events, system events, audits, and video as shown in Figure 7.13 on page 89. | 88 | Chapter 7: Monitoring the VSS2249RQ Storage Server CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 113: Settings Menu
Figure 7.14 Settings menu 9. Click Remote Control to access the JAVA console or H5Viewer. Figure 7.15 on page 90 provides a close-up of the Remote Control menu. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 89 |...
Page 114: Image Redirection Menu
11. Power Control enables users to control server power, but providing options to power off, power on, power cycle, hard reset, and ACPI shutdown as shown in Figure 7.17 on page 91. | 90 | Chapter 7: Monitoring the VSS2249RQ Storage Server CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 115: Power Control Menu
CAUTION: Contact a VES customer support representative for instructions on accessing the latest firmware updates and the corresponding release notes containing firmware installation instructions prior to selecting Firmware Update in the BMC WebUI Figure 7.18 Maintenance menu options CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 91 |...
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Page 117: Chapter 8: System Maintenance
VSS2249RQ Storage Server, the VSSEP1EC Server Modules, or any of the system components.
Page 118: Service Action Preparation
Serial Number & Product Number Label Serial and product numbers are required to obtain an RMA from the Viking Enterprise Solutions support department. The serial number and product number label is on the front right chassis rack ear. A second label is located on the side of each server module.
Page 119: Required Tools
1. Slowly pull the bezel partially out of the left side of the left rack ear. The stud will release from the retention clip inside the left side of the bezel cover. Refer to Figure 8.3 on page 96. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 95 |...
Page 120: Enclosure Extension
Bezel left underside Left rack ear Right rack ear Figure 8.3 Bezel removal 2. Slide the two retention tabs out of the slots in the top of the right rack ear identified in Figure 8.3. 3. Lift the bezel away from the enclosure. Enclosure Extension Replacing system fan modules requires that the enclosure is extended from the rack in the serviceable position.
Page 121: Optional Bezel
5. The enclosure is extended into the serviceable position. Proceed to the appropriate section to replace the fan modules. If replacing a system fan, proceed to page 105 for fan module replacement instructions. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 97 |...
Page 122: Releasing The Cma
NOTE: The photographs showing overall views of the CMA in this chapter show the CMA mounted in a test rack and are for purposes of illustration only. They are not intended to represent the CMA in an actual VSS2249RQ configuration. NOTE: The photographs illustrating the following procedures show the CMA body connector on the left side of the enclosure and the CMA arm connectors on the right side of the enclosure as seen from the hot aisle.
Page 123 Figure 8.8 CMA body side cleared The body side of the CMA is cleared. Proceed to the appropriate FRU section that follows to replace the server module or PM. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 99 |...
Page 124 If replacing a PM, proceed to page 107 for PM replacement instructions. If replacing a server module, proceed to page 110 for server module replacement instructions. Releasing the CMA - Arm Side Figure 8.9 provides a close-up of the outer CMA arm release button, and identifies the outer CMA arm connector and the outer CMA rail connector referenced in this procedure.
Page 125: Replacing Frus
PM. Replacing FRUS Replacing the FRUs in the VSS2249RQ Storage Server is a nearly tool-less process; only a screwdriver is necessary when replacing a drive. Contact a Viking Enterprise Solutions support representative to obtain the replacement components or to verify a specific replacement component is compatible with the system.
Page 126: Drives
DRIVES The VSS2249RQ Storage Server supports 24 U.2 (SFF8639) NVMe SSDs. Drives may be dual or single ported; however, single ported drives report only to Server Module 1 (on the left as viewed from the enclosure rear). Drives are hot-swappable. Drive replacement is a cold aisle service action. Shutting down the system to replace a drive is not necessary;...
Page 127: Replacing A Drive Or Drive Carrier
1. Identify the drive or drive carrier requiring replacement. Refer to Chapter 7 titled “Monitoring the VSS2249RQ Storage Server” that begins on page 77 for information on identifying the drive that requires replacement.
Page 128: Drive Carrier Assembly Screw Location
4. Press the release catch on the drive carrier in the direction of the arrow to open the handle as identified in Figure 8.13 on page 103. The cam releases from the locked position. LED light pipes Carrier handle Release catch Release latch Figure 8.14 Open carrier handle 5.
Page 129: Fan Modules
2. Complete all steps outlined in the section titled “Enclosure Extension” that begins on page 96. 3. Lift the fan module cover on the top of the enclosure to expose the fan module cavity as shown in Figure 8.16. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 105 |...
Page 130 Figure 8.16 Fan module cavity 4. Squeeze the locking tab on each side of the defective fan module. The locking tabs are shown in Figure 8.17. Figure 8.17 Fan module locking tabs 5. Lift the defective fan module up and out of the slot as shown in Figure 8.18 on page 107.
Page 131: Power Modules
Refer to the section titled “Power Modules” that begins on page 3 of Chapter 1 for information on the 1600W PSUs. Refer to Chapter 5 titled “Powering the VSS2249RQ Storage Server” that begins on page 51 for more information on the system power configuration.
Page 132: Psu Jacks
If both PMs have faulted, follow proper shutdown procedures (if possible) prior to commencing with PM replacement. Refer to Chapter 7 titled “Monitoring the VSS2249RQ Storage Server” that begins on page 77 for information on identifying the PM requiring replacement.
Page 133: Psu Removal
If the PSU slides out of the enclosure easily without pressing the release tab, check the orientation and reinsert the PSU into the slot. 10. Choose from one of the following steps, as appropriate: CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 109 |...
Page 134: Server Modules
CAUTION: Hot-swapping any VSSEP1EC Server Module should be completed within five (5) minutes to maintain proper system cooling. If replacement will not completed within five minutes, install a module blank in the empty I/O option slot. Contact a Viking Enterprise Solutions support representative for information on obtaining a server module blank.
Page 135: Server Module Thumbscrew And Lock Bar
I/O option slot on the rear of the enclosure. Refer to Figure 8.22 on page 112 for a close-up view of the server module connectors. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 111 |...
Page 136: Server Module Coin Cell Battery
CAUTION: Hot-swapping any VSSEP1EC Server Module should be completed within five (5) minutes to maintain proper system cooling. If replacement will not completed within five minutes, install a module blank in the empty I/O option slot. Contact a Viking Enterprise Solutions support representative for information on obtaining a server module blank.
Page 137: Tools Required
Figure 8.24. Prober Soldering Tool Figure 8.24 Prober soldering tool in place CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 113 |...
Page 138 2. While supporting the top of the battery holder with one hand, use the tips of the tweezers to press the coin cell battery toward the wall of the canister until it is free of the battery holder, as shown in Figure 8.25. Figure 8.25 Pressing the battery out of the holder 3.
Page 139 4. Use the tweezers to position the bottom of the replacement battery in the bottom of the battery holder, as shown in Figure 8.26. Figure 8.26 Positioning the replacement battery in the battery holder CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 115 |...
Page 140: Completing The Service Action
5. Using the tweezers, squeeze the battery into the battery holder until the battery clicks into place, as shown in Figure 8.27. Figure 8.27 Snapping the replacement battery into place 6. Lift out the prober soldering tool. 7. Battery replacement is complete. Completing the Service Action These instructions guide the user in completing a service action, to include returning and securing the enclosure to the rack.
Page 141: Returning The Optional Bezel
2. Slide the two retention tabs on the underside of the right bezel into the slots in the top of the right rack ear identified in Figure 8.30 on page 118. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 117 |...
Page 142: Returning The Cma
Bezel left underside Left rack ear Right rack ear Figure 8.30 Bezel installation 3. Push the bezel into the left side of the left rack ear. The stud should join the retention clip inside the left side of the bezel cover. 4.
Page 143 CMA appears as shown in Figure 8.32. Figure 8.32 CMA body side correctly installed The CMA body is secured to the CMA body rail connector. PM and/or server module servicing is completed. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 119 |...
Page 144 Returning the CMA - Arm Side To review the CMA components, refer to the section titled “Cable Management Hardware” that begins on page 47 of Chapter 4. 1. Swing the inner and outer CMA arms forward to the CMA arm side rail. 2.
Page 145 CMA appears as shown in Figure 8.36. Figure 8.36 CMA outer arm correctly installed The CMA arms are secured to the CMA arm rail connectors. PM and/or server module servicing is completed. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 121 |...
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Page 147: Appendix A: Product Specifications
Dual server module configuration supported Server Module Single AMD EPYC™ Rome or Milan CPU up to 225W 8x DDR4, 3200 MT/s, 1 DPC RDIMM, LRDIMM, and LRDIMM 3DS DDR4 SRAM CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 123 |...
Page 148 Up to 2 TB memory supported 4 GB to 128 GB DIMMs 2x internal type M M.2 SSDs 4x PCIe® Gen 4 x16 slots for HHHL add-in card ASPEED® AST2500 (video) iBMC 1 GbE (BMC) and NTB (host) 4x lanes PCIe Gen 3 NTB Out-of-band mgmt via MegaRAC®...
Page 149: Pms
Input 1600W Voltage 200–240V AC Input range 50–60 Hz nominal Power maximum 1600W Inrush current 50A peak Efficiency 91% at 100% load Efficiency standard 80 PLUS™ Platinum (95% peak) CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 125 |...
Page 150: Temperature, Humidity, & Altitude
Use of hearing protection is recommended. PACKAGING & TRANSPORTATION The VSS2249RQ Storage Server’s packaging is designed to meet ISTA Procedure 1A 01-06 for single packaging and ISTA Procedure 1E 05-07 for pallet shipping. | 126 | Appendix A: Product Specifications CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 151: Weights
0.45 kg (1 lb.) (4x4x4 in.) LaJolla/Soquel Dual Port VDS2249-FRU-007 99x58x33 cm 18.1 kg (40 Shelf Assembly (39x23x13 in.) lbs.) LaJolla/Soquel Rail Kit VDS2249-FRU-004 97x15x5 cm 3.2 kg (7 lbs.) (38x6x2 in.) CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 127 |...
Page 152: Shock & Vibration
SHOCK & VIBRATION Shock & Vibration Values Test Parameter Level Frequency Duration/Sweep Range Rate/# of Shocks Operating vibration 0.10 G, 0-peak swept 5–500 Hz 1 complete sweep sine 1/2 octave/min Operating random vibration 0.15 Grms 5–500 Hz 10 minutes Operating shock 5 G, 0-peak 3 positive shocks 11 mS half sine...
Page 153: Appendix B: Vss2249Rq Block Diagram
VSS2249RQ Block Diagram Appendix B The VSS2249RQ Storage Server offers up to 24 U.2 NVMe SSDs, two server modules, two PMs, and six system fan modules. Refer to Figure B.1 to view storage enclosure’s block diagram. Figure B.1 VSS2249RQ block diagram CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
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Page 155: Appendix C: Vssep1Ec Block Diagram
The VSSEP1EC Server Module offers an AMD EPYC™ Rome or Milan CPU with eight memory channels and 128 lanes of PCIe. Refer to Figure C.1 to view the server module’s block diagram. Figure C.1 VSSEP1EC block diagram CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 131 |...
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Page 157: Appendix D: Mounting Envelope Diagrams
Mounting Envelope Diagrams Appendix D This appendix provides a close-up view of the VSS2249R Storage Server mounting envelope. Figure D.1 Enclosure mounting envelope 1 of 2 CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 133 |...
Page 158 Figure D.2 Enclosure mounting envelope 2 of 2 | 134 | Appendix D: Mounting Envelope Diagrams CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 159 3. Information to be Provided by Manufacturers 3.2 DATA STORAGE PRODUCT INFORMATION 3.2.a. Product type: Data storage product 3.2.b. Manufacturer: Sanmina Corp., Viking Enterprise Solutions™, 30 East Plumeria Dr., San Jose, CA 95134 3.2.c. Product model number: VSS2249RQ (BSP-28) 3.2.d. Year of manufacture: See product regs label 3.2.e.
Page 160: Appendix E: Lot 9: Annex Ii, 3.2 And 3.3
3.2.h. Data deletion tool: System is delivered without an operating system. Refer to software provider for data deletion tool. CAUTION: This data storage product contains some plastic parts. Recycle all parts in accordance with local regulations. PRODUCT INFORMATION 3.3.a. Indicative weight 3.3.a.a.
Page 161 3.3.b.c. Tools required: None Press up on the release lever on the bottom of each power module and pull the module out of the slot by the finger pull. Recycle according to local regulations. CTC-DOC-002293, A.2 VSS2249RQ Product Safety Guide | 137 |...
Page 162: Firmware
The VES Online Document Library is maintained on a secure site. Email customersupport@vikingenterprise.com to obtain the login and password necessary to access the latest firmware for the VSS2249RQ product Website Information The VES Online Document Library is maintained on a secure site. Email customersupport@vikingenterprise.com to obtain the login and password...
Page 163: Appendix F: Vssep1Ec Server Module Bios Default Settings
VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS. BIOS options may vary from version to version and from customer to customer based on product configuration. Contact a Viking Enterprise Solutions™ support representative to verify the server is running the latest BIOS updates for the purchased product configuration.
Page 164 Figure F.1 BIOS Main tab | 140 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 165: Advanced Tab
Advanced Tab Figure F.2 Advanced tab CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 141 |...
Page 166: Psp Firmware Versions
PSP FIRMWARE VERSIONS Figure F.3 Advanced>>PSP firmware versions ACPI SETTINGS Figure F.4 Advanced>>ACPI settings | 142 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 167: Crb Board
CRB BOARD Option not currently available. SERIAL PORT CONSOLE REDIRECTION Figure F.5 Advanced>>Serial port console redirection CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 143 |...
Page 168: Com1 Console Redirection Settings
COM1 Console Redirection Settings Figure F.6 Advanced>>Serial port console redirection>>COM1 console redirection settings COM2 Console Redirection Settings Figure F.7 Advanced>>Serial port console redirection>>COM2 console redirection settings | 144 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 169: Legacy Console Redirection Settings
Legacy Console Redirection Settings Figure F.8 Advanced>>Serial port console redirection>>Legacy console redirection settings Serial Port for Out-of-Band Management Windows Emergency Management Services (EMS) Console Redirection Settings Option not currently available. CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 145 |...
Page 170: Memory Testing
MEMORY TESTING Figure F.9 Advanced>>Memory testing CPU CONFIGURATION Figure F.10 Advanced>>CPU config | 146 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 171: Node 0 Information
Node 0 Information Figure F.11 Advanced>>CPU config>>Node 0 information DEBUG PORT TABLE CONFIGURATION Figure F.12 Advanced>>Debug port table config CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 147 |...
Page 172: Sio Configuration
SIO CONFIGURATION Figure F.13 Advanced>>SIO config Serial Port 1 Figure F.14 Advanced>>SIO config>>Serial port 1 | 148 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 173: Serial Port 2
Serial Port 2 Figure F.15 Advanced>>SIO config>>Serial port 2 CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 149 |...
Page 174: Pci Subsystem Settings
PCI SUBSYSTEM SETTINGS Figure F.16 Advanced>>PCI subsystem settings | 150 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 175: All Slots (When Populated)
All Slots (When Populated) Figure F.17 Advanced>>PCI subsystem settings>>Slot #X PCI Express GEN 1 Settings Figure F.18 Advanced>>PCI subsystem settings>>Slot #X>>PCI Express GEN 1 settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 151 |...
Page 176 PCI Express GEN 2 Settings Figure F.19 Advanced>>PCI subsystem settings>>Slot #X>>PCI Express GEN 2 settings | 152 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 177: Usb Configuration
USB CONFIGURATION Figure F.20 Advanced>>USB config CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 153 |...
Page 178: Csm Configuration
CSM CONFIGURATION Figure F.21 Advanced>>CSM config NVME CONFIGURATION Figure F.22 Advanced>>NVMe config | 154 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 179: Sata Configuration
SATA CONFIGURATION Figure F.23 Advanced>>SATA config T1S AUTH CONFIGURATION Figure F.24 Advanced>>T1s auth config CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 155 |...
Page 180: Server Ca Configuration
Server CA Configuration Figure F.25 Advanced>>T1s auth config>>Server CA config Enroll Cert Figure F.26 Advanced>>T1s auth config>>Server CA config>>Enroll cert | 156 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 181: Client Cert Configuration
Delete Cert No certs are enrolled by default. Client Cert Configuration No certs are enrolled by default. NETWORK STACK CONFIGURATION Figure F.27 Advanced>>Network stack config CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 157 |...
Page 182: Amd Mem Configuration Status
AMD MEM CONFIGURATION STATUS Figure F.28 Advanced>>AMD Mem config status | 158 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 183: Socket 0 & Socket 1
Socket 0 & Socket 1 Figure F.29 Advanced>>AMD mem config status>>Socket 0 & socket 1 Channels 0–7 Figure F.30 Advanced>>AMD mem config status>>Socket 0 & socket 1>>Channel 0–7 CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 159 |...
Page 184: Iscsi Configuration
ISCSI CONFIGURATION Figure F.31 Advanced>>iSCSI config Add an Attempt Option not currently available. Delete Attempts Option not currently available. Change Attempt Order Option not currently available. | 160 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 185: Generic Nvme Pcie Ssd Configuration Data (All)
GENERIC NVME PCIE SSD CONFIGURATION DATA (ALL) Figure F.32 Advanced>>Generic NVMe PCIe SSD config data View Physical Device Properties Figure F.33 Advanced>>Generic NVMe PCIe SSD config data>>View physical device properties CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 161 |...
Page 186: Driver Health
DRIVER HEALTH Figure F.34 Advanced>>Driver health Driver Figure F.35 Advanced>>Driver health>>Driver | 162 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 187: Chipset Tab
Chipset Tab Figure F.36 Chipset NORTH BRIDGE Figure F.37 Chipset>>North bridge CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 163 |...
Page 188: Socket 0 Information
Socket 0 Information Figure F.38 Chipset>>North bridge>>Socket 0 information Security Tab Figure F.39 Security | 164 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 189: Secure Boot
SECURE BOOT Figure F.40 Security>>Secure boot Key Management Figure F.41 Security>>Secure boot>>Key management CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 165 |...
Page 190: Boot Tab
Boot Tab Figure F.42 Boot tab | 166 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 191: Save & Exit Tab
Save & Exit Tab Figure F.43 Save & Exit tab CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 167 |...
Page 192: Amd Cbs Tab
AMD CBS Tab Figure F.44 AMD CBS tab | 168 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 193: Cpu Common Options
CPU COMMON OPTIONS Figure F.45 AMD CBS>>CPU common options CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 169 |...
Page 194: Performance
Performance Figure F.46 AMD CBS>>CPU common options>>Performance Custom Core Pstates Option not currently available | 170 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 195: Prefetcher Settings
CCD/Core/Thread Enablement Figure F.47 AMD CBS>>CPU common options>>Performance>>CCD/core/thread enablement Prefetcher Settings Figure F.48 AMD CBS>>CPU common options>>Prefetcher settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 171 |...
Page 196: Core Watchdog
Core Watchdog Figure F.49 AMD CBS>>CPU common options>>Core watchdog | 172 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 197: Df Common Options
DF COMMON OPTIONS Figure F.50 AMD CBS>>DF common options CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 173 |...
Page 198: Scrubber
Scrubber Figure F.51 AMD CBS>>DF common options>>Scrubber Memory Addressing Figure F.52 AMD CBS>>DF common options>>Memory addressing | 174 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 199: Acpi
ACPI Figure F.53 AMD CBS>>DF common options>>ACPI Link Figure F.54 AMD CBS>>DF common options>>Link CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 175 |...
Page 200: Umc Common Options
UMC COMMON OPTIONS Figure F.55 AMD CBS>>UMC common options DDR4 Common Options Figure F.56 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>DDR4 common options | 176 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 201 DRAM Timing Configuration Figure F.57 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>DDR4 common options>>DRAM timing config DRAM Controller Configuration Figure F.58 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>DDR4 common options>>DRAM controller config CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 177 |...
Page 202 DRAM Power Options Figure F.59 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>DDR4 common options>>DRAM controller config>>DRAM power options CAD Bus Configuration Figure F.60 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>DDR4 common options>>CAD bus config | 178 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 203 Data Bus Configuration Figure F.61 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>DDR4 common options>>Data bus config Common RAS Figure F.62 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>DDR4 common options>>Common RAS CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 179 |...
Page 204 ECC Configuration Figure F.63 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>DDR4 common options>>Common RAS>>ECC config Security Figure F.64 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>DDR4 common options>>Security | 180 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 205: Dram Memory Mapping
DRAM Memory Mapping Figure F.65 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>DRAM memory mapping NVDIMM Figure F.66 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>NVDIMM CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 181 |...
Page 206: Memory Mbist
Memory MBIST Figure F.67 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>Memory MBIST | 182 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 207 Data Eye Figure F.68 AMD CBS>>UMC common options>>Memory MBIST>>Data eye CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 183 |...
Page 208: Nbio Common Options
NBIO COMMON OPTIONS Figure F.69 AMD CBS>>NBIO common options SMU Common Options Figure F.70 AMD CBS>>NBIO common options>>SMU common options | 184 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 209 Fan Control Figure F.71 AMD CBS>>NBIO common options>>SMU common options>>Fan control CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 185 |...
Page 210: Nbio Ras Common Options
NBIO RAS Common Options Figure F.72 AMD CBS>>NBIO common options>>NBIO RAS common options | 186 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 211: Fch Common Options
FCH COMMON OPTIONS Figure F.73 AMD CBS>>FCH common options SATA Configuration Options Figure F.74 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>SATA config options CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 187 |...
Page 212 SATA Controller Options Figure F.75 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>SATA config options>>SATA controller options SATA Controller Enable Figure F.76 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>SATA config options>>SATA controller options>>SATA controller enable | 188 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 213 SATA Controller eSATA Figure F.77 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>SATA config options>>SATA controller options>>SATA controller eSATA SATA Controller DevSlp Figure F.78 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>SATA config options>>SATA controller options>>SATA controller DevSlp CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 189 |...
Page 214 Socket 1 DevSlp Figure F.79 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>SATA config options>>SATA controller options>>SATA controller Dev Slp>>Socket 1 Dev Slp SATA Controller SGPIO Figure F.80 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>SATA config options>>SATA controller options>>SATA controller SGPIO | 190 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 215: Usb Configuration Options
USB Configuration Options Figure F.81 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>USB config options MCM USB Enable Figure F.82 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>USB config options>>MCM USB enable CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 191 |...
Page 216: Sd Dump Options
SD Dump Options Figure F.83 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>SD dump options AC Power Loss Options Figure F.84 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>AC power loss options | 192 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 217: I2C Configuration Options
I2C Configuration Options Figure F.85 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>I2C config options Uart Configuration Options Figure F.86 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>UART config options CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 193 |...
Page 218: Espi Configuration Options
ESPI Configuration Options Figure F.87 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>ESPI config options eMMC Options Figure F.88 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>eMMC options | 194 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 219: Fch Ras Options
FCH RAS Options Figure F.89 AMD CBS>>FCH common options>>FCH RAS options NTB COMMON OPTIONS Figure F.90 AMD CBS>>NTB common options CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 195 |...
Page 220: Soc Miscellaneous Control
SOC MISCELLANEOUS CONTROL Figure F.91 AMD CBS>>Soc miscellaneous control AMD PBS Option Tab Figure F.92 AMD PBS option tab | 196 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 221: Ras
Figure F.93 AMD PBS option>>RAS CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 197 |...
Page 222: Event Logs Tab
Event Logs Tab Figure F.94 Event Logs tab CHANGE SMBIOS EVENT LOG SETTINGS Figure F.95 Event logs>>Change SMBIOS event log settings | 198 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 223: View Smbios Event Log
VIEW SMBIOS EVENT LOG Figure F.96 Event logs>>View SMBIOS event log CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 199 |...
Page 224: Server Mgmt Tab
Server Mgmt Tab Figure F.97 Server Mgmt tab | 200 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 225: System Event Log
SYSTEM EVENT LOG Figure F.98 Server Mgmt>>System event log BMC SELF TEST LOG Figure F.99 Server Mgmt>>BMC self test log CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 201 |...
Page 226: View Fru Information
VIEW FRU INFORMATION Figure F.100 Server Mgmt>>View FRU information | 202 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 227: Bmc Network Configuration
BMC NETWORK CONFIGURATION CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 203 |...
Page 228: View System Event Log
Figure F.101 Server Mgmt>>BMC network config VIEW SYSTEM EVENT LOG Figure F.102 Server Mgmt>>View system event log | 204 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
Page 229: Bmc User Settings
BMC USER SETTINGS Figure F.103 Server Mgmt>>BMC user settings Add User Figure F.104 Server Mgmt>>BMC user settings>>Add user CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2 VSS2249RQ Storage Server User Guide | 205 |...
Page 230: Delete User
Delete User Figure F.105 Server Mgmt>>BMC user settings>>Delete user Change User Settings Figure F.106 Server Mgmt>>BMC user settings>>Change user settings | 206 | Appendix F: VSSEP1EC Server Module BIOS Default Settings CTC-DOC-002293, Rev A.2...
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