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- Page 1 SR401-G2 4U Rackmount Server User Manual Document version：01 Release date：2023/12/25 Shenzhen Gooxi Information Security Co. , Ltd.
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Page 2: Statement
Statement Copyright Statement © Shenz hen Gooxi Inf orma ti on Se curi t y Co., Lt d. All rights reserved. This user manual, including but not limited to all information contained herein, is protected by copyright law. Without the permission of Shenzhen Gooxi Information Security Co., Ltd. -
Page 3: Foreword
Foreword This manual is the product technical manual for the SR401-G2 4U rack-mounted server, primarily providing an introduction and explanation of the product's appearance, structure, hardware installation, and basic configurations. This manual is intended for reference and research by professional technical personnel. The installation and maintenance of this product should be carried out only by experienced technical personnel. -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents Statement..........................1 Foreword..........................2 ......................5 1.1 Product overview......................5 1.2 Product structure......................6 1.3 Logical structure......................7 1.4 Product specifications......................8 ......................9 2.1 Front panel........................9 2.1.1 Appearance ......................9 2.1.2 Indicator lights and buttons ................10 2.1.3 Interface ......................11 2.2 Rear panel ......................... 12 2.2.1 Appearance ...................... - Page 5 3.2.2 Installation of heatsink..................30 3.2.3 Installation of memory..................31 3.2.4 Installation of server slide rail ................32 ....................35 4.1 Initial configuration ....................35 4.1.1 Power on the system ..................35 4.1.2 Initial data .......................36 4.1.3 Configuration of BIOS ..................36 4.1.4 Configuration of BMC ..................37 Appendix..........................
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Page 6: Product Overview
The SR401-G2 4U rack-mounted server is a new generation 4U dual-socket rack-mounted server launched by Gooxi to meet the diverse needs of the internet, IDC (Internet Data Center), cloud computing, enterprise markets, and telecommunications applications. It is suitable for core IT operations, cloud computing virtualization, high-performance computing, distributed storage, big data processing, enterprise or telecommunications applications, and other complex workloads. -
Page 7: Product Structure
Rear view of 36-bay (1-3) 1.2 Product structure The physical structure of the SR401-G2 4U rack-mounted server may vary depending on specific requirements. Taking the SR401-D36RE-G2 model as an example, the various components of the server are described as shown in the following figure： Structure Diagram (1-4) Name Name... -
Page 8: Logical Structure
1.3 Logical structure The logic of the SR401-G2 4U rack server is as shown in the following diagram： Motherboard logic block diagram ( 1-5) 2 SP5 Sockets, supporting 2 AMD EPYC™ 9004 series processors. A single CPU supports 12 DDR5 channels, and two CPUs together support 24 DIMM DDR5 ... -
Page 9: Product Specifications
1.4 Product specifications System Model SR401-D24RE-G2 SR401-D36RE-G2 Gooxi 2U rackmount server Chassis Motherboard G2DLRO－B Supports 2 AMD EPYC™ 9004 processors Supports DDR5-4800/4400MHz RDIMM/LRDIMM memory; Memory supports a single capacity of 8G/16GB/32GB/64GB/128GB/256GB, and the entire machine supports a maximum memory capacity of 6TB. -
Page 10: Front Panel
2.1 Front panel 2.1.1 Appearance 2 4 x3.5 inch hard drive configuration Figure (2-1) Name Name Left Ear Assembly 24 * 3.5-inch Hard Drive Box Right Ear Assembly table (2-1) 3 6 x3.5 inch hard drive configuration Figure (2-2) -
Page 11: Indicator Lights And Buttons
Name Name Left Ear Assembly Right Ear Assembly Front 24 * 3.5-inch Hard Drive Box Rear 12 * 3.5-inch Hard Drive Box table (2-2) 2.1.2 Indicator lights and buttons Figure ( 2-3) Indicator light /button Indicator light /button Power switch button/indicator light System Alarm Indicator light Network port 1 connection status UID button/indicator... -
Page 12: Interface
Blue (steady/flashing): Indicates that the server is being located. Off: Indicates that the server is not being located. UID Button Explanation:A short press of this button can turn the locator light on/off. Restart button Press to restart the server Blinking green light: The hard drive is operating Hard drive indicator normally System warning indicator. -
Page 13: Rear Panel
2.2 Rear panel 2.2.1 Appearance Appearance of the rear panel Figure ( 2-5) Name Name Riser1 module Riser2 module Riser3 module Riser4 module I/O Ports OCP 3.0 network card (optional) Power module 1 Power module 2 Table (2-5) Note: 1. Riser1 module, Riser2 module, Riser3 module, Riser4 module can be optionally equipped with either rear-mounted hard drive module or PCIe riser module. - Page 14 Figure (2-6) Name Name Connection Status Indicator Light UID Indicator Light Data Transmission Status Indicator OCP Network Card Indicator Light Light Onboard Network Card Indicator Power Module Indicator Light Light Data Transmission Status Indicator Power Module Indicator Light Light Table (2-6) Description of Power Module Indicator Indicator Light/ Status Description...
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Page 15: Interface
The UID Indicator Light illuminates as a blue light when activated and turns off when deactivated. It can be UID Indicator Light controlled through the IPMI page or the UID button on the server. OCP Network Card The upper two lights indicate connection status. Indicator Light The lower two lights indicate data transmission status. -
Page 16: Processor
When configuring with a single processor, it must be installed in the CPU 0 socket If configuring processors in the same server, they must have the same model For specific available system options, please consult Gooxi sales Processor positions as shown in the diagram below: Figure (2-8) 2.4 Memory... -
Page 17: Memory Compatibility Information
Figure (2-9) 2.4.2 Memory compatibility information The motherboard supports DDR5 RDIMM/LRDIMM server memory, and the memory frequency supports 4800/5200MHz. Note: The same server must use the same type of DDR5 memory, and all of the memory must run at the same speed, with the speed value being the lowest of the following: Memory speed supported by a specific CPU. -
Page 18: Storage
2.5 Storage 2.5.1 Hard drive configuration Maximum number Maximum number of rear hard Description Configuration of front hard drives (pieces) drives (pieces) Riser1/Riser2: Support expansion Front Hard Drive of 4*3.5-inch SAS/SATA hard (24x3.5 2.5): 24x3.5-inch hard drives. Slots 0 - 23 support drives Riser3/Riser4: Support expansion SAS/SATA... -
Page 19: Hard Drive Status Indicator
When configuring 2 power modules, it supports 1+1 redundancy The power modules configured in the same server must have the same model number. For specific optional system components available for purchase, please consult Gooxi sales The power supply location is shown in the figure below：... -
Page 20: Fan
Figure （2-13） 2.7 Fan ⚫ Support 8 fan modules ⚫ Support hot swap ⚫ Support single fan failure ⚫ Support variable fan speed ⚫ For fan modules configured in the same server, the fan module models must be the same ⚫... -
Page 21: I/O Expansion
2.8 I/O expansion 2.8.1 PCIe slot location Figure (2-15) Riser 1 provides slots slot 0-2. Riser 2 provides slots Slot3-5. Riser3 provides slots Slot6-7. Riser4 provides slots Slot8-9 (Riser modules support optional adapter cards 4.0/5.0). Riser 1 optional configuration: Two 3.5-inch hard drive modules/PCIe full-height ... -
Page 22: Pcie Slot Description
2.8.2 PCIe slot description PCIe slot Secondary PCIe standard Bus bandwidth Slot size Onboard PCIe x2 CPU0 2*RJ45 Network （2.0） Card 1*OCP3.0 CPU0 PCIe5.0 x8 Network Card 2 * PCIe5.0 X16 slot full height full length Riser1 CPU0 PCIe5.0 x32 1 *( PCIe5.0 X16 slot, full height full length 2 * PCIe5.0 X8 slot... - Page 23 Figure(2-18) PCIE adapter card 2:748-PCIEIB2-X16X16 – Installed in Riser1/2 position, providing 2 PCIe5.0 X16 Figure (2-19) PCIE adapter card 3: M2U748-PCIEIB3-X16 – Installed in Riser3 position, providing 1 PCIe5.0 X16 slot Figure (2-20) 3.5-inch hard drive module – Supports in Riser1/2 positions, a single module providing 2 slots for 3.5- inch hard drives...
- Page 24 Figure (2-21) 2 .5-inch hard drive module – Installed in Riser3/4 positions, a single module provides 2 slots for 2.5- inch SATA or NVMe hard drives Figure (2-22)
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Page 25: Pcba
2.9 PCBA 2.9.1 Motherboard G2DLRO-B motherboard diagram (2-23) Name Name 2U chassis fan control 6pin BMC_OCP2 interface 4U chassis fan control 4pin 8643 interface interface Memory slot (corresponding to OCP3.0 CPU0) BP HDD LED CPU0 Riser1 MCIO interface Riser3 MCIO interface BP Power 2*4 pin interface Slimline PCIE5.0 X8 BP Power 2*4 pin interface... -
Page 26: Hard Drive Backplane
2.9.2 Hard drive backplane Front 24×3.5-inch hard drive backplane Top surface Figure (2-24) Description Function 1.Support 12Gb/s SAS hard drive; 2.Support 6Gb/s SATA hard drive; SAS/SATA hard drive connector 3. Support SAS/SATA hard drive hot swap. Table (2-14) Bottom surface Figure (2-25) Description Function... - Page 27 CPLD Used for data logic processing Used for the transmission of MiniSAS HD high-speed connector 12Gb/s SAS or 6Gb/s SATA signals Table (2-15) Rear 12×3.5-inch backplane Top surface Figure (2-26) Description Function 1.Supports 12Gb/s SAS hard drives. 2.Supports 6Gb/s SATA hard drives. SAS/SATA hard drive connector 3.Supports hot-swappable SAS/SATA hard drives.
- Page 28 2x2.5-inch rear hard drive backplane Top surface Figure (2-28) Description Function SAS/SATA hard drive connector 1. Supports 12Gb/s SAS hard drives. Supports 6Gb/s SATA hard drives. Table (2-18) Bottom surface Figure (2-29) Description Function Used for hard drive LED SGPIO Lighting Signal identification and fault LED indication functionality.
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Page 29: Chassis Top Cover Installation
3.1 Chassis top cover installation Steps: Installing the chassis top cover 1: Align the top cover hooks with the openings on the chassis and place it downwards 2: Rotate the top cover latch in the direction of the arrow until it locks into place. Figure (3-1) 3.2 Installation of accessories 3.2.1 Installation of CPU... - Page 30 5. Flip the CPU rack with the CPU installed to the appropriate position in the CPU slot. 6.Flip the CPU cover to the appropriate position above the CPU slot. 7. Tighten the CPU cover screws in the order (1 → 2 → 3) to secure the CPU cover in place. Torque: 16.1 kgf-cm (14.0 lbf-in) 8.
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Page 31: Installation Of Heatsink
3.2.2 Installation of heatsink Before starting to install the heatsink, please read the following guidelines: ⚫ Before installing the heatsink, please be sure to turn off the computer and unplug the power cord from the power outlet to prevent damage to the hardware. ⚫... -
Page 32: Installation Of Memory
3.2.3 Installation of memory The 12 memory slots controlled by CPU 0/CPU 1 on the motherboard are as follows: DIMM_A,DIMM_B,DIMM_C,DIMM_D,DIMM_E，DIMM_F,DIMM_G,DIMM_H,DIMM_I, DIMM_J, DIMM_K, DIMM_L. It's important to note that the notch on the memory module should align with the notch on the DIMM slot. -
Page 33: Installation Of Server Slide Rail
3.2.4 Installation of server slide rail Step 1: Prepare two slide rails and pull out the inner rail. Figure (3-9) Step 2: Fix the inner rails on both sides of the chassis. Figure (3-10) Step 3: Install the outer rail on the cabinet bracket and secure the screws. - Page 34 Figure (3-11) Note: When installing the guide rails, align them with the "U" mark. Once you hear a clicking sound, it's securely in place. Fasten it with M5 screws. Step 4: Align the chassis with the inner rails installed with the outer rails for installation.
- Page 35 Figure (3-13) Note: During device maintenance, loosen the panel screws and gently pull the chassis. Avoid forcefully accelerating the sliding of the chassis to prevent damage to the equipment.
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Page 36: Initial Configuration
4.1 Initial configuration 4.1.1 Power on the system Before powering on, ensure that all server configurations are installed according to the corresponding specifications and standards, and the server is powered off but remains connected to the power source. Additionally, ensure that all cables are properly connected, and the power supply voltage matches the requirements of the equipment. -
Page 37: Initial Data
AC Loss Control Power-On Settings Status settings, menu options are: Always off: Power on directly when power is restored Always on：Power-on requires pressing the Power button to start Previous：Keep the power state unchanged You can access the iBMC management interface to remotely control power operations. -
Page 38: Configuration Of Bmc
Figure (4-3) The Main interface contains basic information about the BIOS system, such as the BIOS version number, CPU model, and memory capacity. It also allows you to set the system time. For detailed instructions, please refer to the 'BIOS User Manual'. ... - Page 39 Figure (4-4) After entering the account and password, you can access the homepage. You can set the BMC IP address in the management interface. On the left side of the interface, switch to 'Settings' -> 'Network Settings' -> 'Network IP Settings' as shown in the following image: Figure (4-5) In the powered-on state of the server, ensure that the dedicated management network cable for BMC is connected properly.
- Page 40 Figure (4-6) Configure IPV4 support BMC sharelink Management Channel Configuration Address Source: Configure BMC IP address allocation mode. The menu options are: Unspecified：Do not change the BMC parameters(default) Static: BIOS static IP setting DynamicBmcDhcp: BMC is running DHCP for dynamic IP allocation. DynamicBmcNonDhcp: BMC is running a Non-DHCP protocol for dynamic IP allocation.
- Page 41 interface. This includes the current IP configuration method, BMC IP, subnet mask, MAC address, route IP, and route MAC.
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Page 42: Appendix
If the above steps do not resolve the issue, try replacing the monitor with a known working one to confirm if the original monitor is faulty. If the issue persists, please contact Gooxi technical support for further assistance. Front Panel Indicator Lights Alarm Refer to the instructions in the manual to determine the specific alarm information indicated by the front panel lights and buttons. - Page 43 IPMI connection is not effective, check the network environment. Set static or dynamic IP and ensure ping connectivity. If the web interface does not open, try using a newer version of Internet Explorer. If the problem is not resolved, please contact Gooxi technical support for further assistance.
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