Fujitsu primequest 2800E2 Design Manual
Fujitsu primequest 2800E2 Design Manual

Fujitsu primequest 2800E2 Design Manual

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FUJITSU Server PRIMEQUEST 2000 Series
Design Guide
CA92344-0696-07

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Preface
About This Manual
Describes the manual's content and references to other documents.
Organization of Manuals
Illustrates the overall structure of the PRIMEQUEST documentation.
Symbols in This Manual
Explains the meaning of symbols used throughout the manual.
Abbreviations in This Manual
Lists and defines abbreviations used in the document.
1. PRIMEQUEST Overview
Overview of PRIMEQUEST
Provides a general overview of the PRIMEQUEST system.
1.1 Product Lineup
Product Lineup Overview
Introduces server models and their core capabilities for business and enterprise.
1.2 Specifications
PRIMEQUEST 2000 Series Specifications (1/2)
Details hardware specifications for PRIMEQUEST 2000 series models.
PRIMEQUEST 2000 Series Specifications (2/2)
Continues hardware specifications for PRIMEQUEST 2000 series models.
1.3 Supported OS
Supported Operating Systems
Provides a URL for the latest information on supported Operating Systems.
1.4 Component Names
Component Identification
Labels the main components of the server in front and rear views.
1.5 Basic Configuration
Basic Configuration Layouts
Lists the basic layout configurations for different PRIMEQUEST models.
2800B2/2800B3 Layout and Components
Shows the front/rear layout and basic components of the 2800B2/2800B3.
2800B2/2800B3 Internal Connection
Illustrates internal connections and network port details for 2800B2/2800B3.
2400E2/2400E3 Layout and Components
Shows the front/rear layout and basic components of the 2400E2/2400E3.
2400E2/2400E3 Internal Connection
Illustrates internal connections and network port details for 2400E2/2400E3.
2400E2/2400E3 Memory Scale-up Board Layout
Shows the front/rear layout with memory scale-up boards for 2400E2/2400E3.
2400E2/2400E3 Memory Scale-up Board Internal Connection
Illustrates internal connections with memory scale-up boards for 2400E2/2400E3.
2800E2/2800E3 Layout and Components
Shows the front/rear layout and basic components of the 2800E2/2800E3.
2800E2/2800E3 Internal Connection
Illustrates internal connections and network port details for 2800E2/2800E3.
1.6 Features
Hardware Partitioning (PPAR)
Explains the Hardware Partitioning (PPAR) feature for system flexibility.
Memory Mirror Function
Describes the Memory Mirror function for data redundancy.
Memory Spare Function
Explains the Memory Spare function for uninterrupted operation.
Dynamic Reconfiguration
Details the Dynamic Reconfiguration feature for hot-swapping hardware.
RAID
Describes RAID configurations for data reliability and availability.
Redundancy
Explains redundancy mechanisms to prevent system downtime.
Hot Plug
Describes the Hot Plug feature for component replacement without downtime.
Green Compliance and Power Saving
Details features related to power saving and environmental compliance.
2. Basic Hardware Configuration
Operator Panel Functions
Describes the Operator Panel (OPL) features like LED control and sensors.
System Board Features and Ports
Details the features and external ports of the System Board (SB).
2.2.1 CPU
Supported CPUs (1/5)
Lists supported Intel Xeon processors for specific PRIMEQUEST models.
Supported CPUs (2/5)
Lists supported Intel Xeon processors for additional PRIMEQUEST models.
QuickPath Interconnect (QPI)
Explains the high-speed system bus connecting CPUs and chipsets.
CPU Installation Conditions
Details the rules and conditions for installing CPUs.
Conditions for Installing Different CPUs
Explains rules for mixing different types of CPUs in partitions.
2.2.2 Memory
Supported Memory Types and Installation
Lists supported memory types and basic installation guidelines.
Memory Installation Conditions
Details the conditions and rules for installing memory modules.
Memory Installation Order
Explains the correct order for installing memory modules.
DIMM Installation Order per Mode
Provides DIMM installation order for Normal, Mirror, and Spare modes.
Conditions for Installing Different Memory Modules
Explains rules for mixing different types of memory modules.
Memory Mirror Function
Describes the operation and availability of the Memory Mirror function.
Memory Spare Function
Describes the operation and availability of the Memory Spare function.
2.2.3 Memory Scale-up Board
Memory Scale-up Board Features and Notes
Describes features, limitations, and supported OS for scale-up boards.
2.3 Management Board (MMB)
Management Board (MMB) Features
Lists the features of the Management Board (MMB).
MMB High-Level Security
Discusses the security features and protocols of the MMB.
MMB External Ports
Describes the user ports, maintenance port, and console port on the MMB.
2.4 IO Unit (IOU)
IO Unit (IOU) Features
Describes the features, types, and PCI Express slots of IO Units.
1GbE and 10GbE IO Unit Details
Details the specifications and capabilities of 1GbE and 10GbE IO Units.
IO Unit (IOU) Configuration Examples
Illustrates various configuration examples for IO Units.
2.5 Disk Unit (DU)
Disk Unit (DU) Features and RAID
Describes Disk Unit features, HDD/SAS-SSD support, and RAID capabilities.
2.6 PCI Box
PCI Box Features
Describes the features of the PCI Box, including PCI Express slots.
IO Unit Combinations and PCI Slots
Shows available PCI slots based on IO Unit combinations.
PCI Box Connection Conditions
Explains the conditions and rules for connecting PCI Boxes.
PCI Box Redundancy and Failure Isolation
Discusses redundancy and failure isolation configurations for PCI Boxes.
2.8 Power Supply Unit (PSU)
PSU Types and Configuration
Describes the available PSU types and their configurations.
2.9 FAN Unit (FANU)
FAN Unit (FANU) Installation
Explains the installation of FAN Units in PSU slots.
2.10 Peripheral Configuration
Console Unit
States the requirement for a PC to connect a console.
Rack Selection Guide
Provides a step-by-step guide for selecting appropriate racks.
Notes on Using Racks
Offers tips for installing devices in racks and using blank panels.
Rack Installation Requirements
Specifies the dimensional requirements for rack installation.
3. Hardware Configuration Design
Key Points for Hardware Design
Introduces the key points for designing hardware configurations.
3.1 Key Points for MMB Design
MMB Design Considerations
Covers reliability, IP settings, user accounts, and management VLAN for MMBs.
3.2 Key Points for Hardware Partitioning Design
Partitioning Design Rules
Introduces the fundamental rules for designing partitions.
Functions Used for Partition Configuration
Lists functions like Home SB and Reserved SB for partition setup.
Switching Reserved SB Rules
Covers the rules and conditions for switching Reserved SBs.
Configuration Example
Introduces examples of hardware partition configurations.
3.2.1 Partitioning Design Rules
Partition Granularity and Conditions
Details partition granularity and connection requirements for components.
CPUs per Partition
Details CPU counts per partition for different models and configurations.
3.2.2 Functions That are Used for Partition Configuration
Home SB Features and Selection
Explains the functions and selection process for the Home SB.
Reserved SB Function Overview
Explains the Reserved SB function for fault tolerance.
Reserved SB Setting Rules (1/4)
Details the rules for setting Reserved SBs and avoiding conflicts.
Dynamic Reconfiguration Function Details
Explains the Dynamic Reconfiguration function for hot-adding/removing hardware.
3.2.3 Switching Reserved SB Rules
Reserved SB Switching Conditions
Lists the conditions that trigger Reserved SB switching.
Reserved SB for Multiple Partitions
Explains how Reserved SBs are used across multiple partitions.
Multiple Reserved SBs for a Partition
Discusses the use of multiple Reserved SBs for a single partition.
Multiple Reserved SBs for Multiple Partitions
Explains the priority order for Reserved SB usage across partitions.
3.2.4 Configuration Example
Configuration Guidelines and Model Selection
Provides guidelines for selecting models based on configuration needs.
Partition Configuration Examples
Summarizes different partition configuration patterns and their targets.
Inter-Cabinet Cluster Configuration
Explains the configuration and benefits of an inter-cabinet cluster.
Intra-Cabinet Cluster Configuration
Explains the configuration and benefits of an intra-cabinet cluster.
High Performance CPU Configuration Example
Illustrates a configuration optimized for high performance with multiple CPUs.
Multiple I/O Configuration Example
Shows an example configuration for high functionality using multiple I/Os.
Physical Partitioning Configuration Example
Illustrates a server configuration using physical partitioning.
Extended Partitioning Configuration Example
Shows an example of configuration using extended partitioning.
3.3 Key Points for I/O Configuration Design
Boot Type Selection
Details various boot types and their associated devices and usage.
RAID Cards/HDDs/SAS-SSDs in DUs and SBs
Guides on selecting internal storage components like RAID cards and HDDs.
RAID Configuration Guidelines for HDDs
Provides guidelines for selecting RAID configurations for HDDs.
Memory Dump Function for Windows
Explains the memory dump function for Windows OS.
Memory Dump Function for RHEL
Explains the memory dump function for RHEL OS.
Network Types
Describes different network types used for security and load balancing.
Redundancy of Internal Ports
Discusses concepts of reliable configurations for internal ports.
Configuration for Redundancy
Describes how to configure for redundancy by using multiple channel ports.
Configuration for Hot Swap
Describes configurations focusing on hot swap capabilities.
Network Configuration Redundancy with Onboard LAN
Explains network configuration redundancy using an onboard LAN.
I/O Space Assignment
Explains the necessity and process of assigning I/O space for PCI devices.
I/O Space Assignment Types
Discusses forced and auto assignment types for I/O space.
3.4 Key Points for Cluster Configurations
Relationship Between Redundancy and Reliability
Explains the relationship between redundant configurations and system reliability.
Cluster System Overview
Provides an overview of cluster systems, including types and software.
PRIMEQUEST Cluster Configuration Combinations (1/2)
Lists possible combinations for Inter-Cabinet and Intra-Cabinet clusters.
PRIMEQUEST Cluster Configuration Combinations (2/2)
Shows compatibility of cluster configurations with OS and software.
Inter-Cabinet Cluster Configuration
Explains the configuration for communication between PRIMEQUEST nodes (cabinets).
Intra-Cabinet Cluster Configuration
Explains the configuration for communication between nodes (partitions) in a cabinet.
3.5 Key Points for Power Supply
Power Supply Redundancy
Discusses power supply redundancy concepts and examples.
UPS Redundancy
Discusses UPS redundancy concepts and examples.
200V Power Distribution Box Guidelines
Guides on selecting and using 200V power distribution boxes.
200V Power Distribution Box Specifications
Lists brief specifications for AC200V Power Distribution Boxes.
Number of 200V Power Distribution Boxes
Provides guidelines on the number of AC200V power distribution boxes needed.
3.5.1 Power Supply Redundancy
200V Power Supply Redundancy Examples
Shows examples of 200V power supply redundancy configurations.
100V Power Supply Redundancy Examples
Shows examples of 100V power supply redundancy configurations.
3.5.2 UPS Redundancy
UPS Redundancy Examples
Shows examples of UPS redundancy configurations for different voltage systems.
4. Operation Management Design
Key Points for Operation Management
Introduces the key points for designing operation management.
4.1 Key Points for Console Operation
Console Functions
Describes console functions like video redirection and text console.
Actions During Reserved SB Switching
Notes actions required for console connection changes during SB switching.
Console Connection Configuration
Illustrates the configuration of console connections including redundancy.
4.2 Key Points for Server Operation Management
Hardware Management via MMB Web-UI
Explains hardware management of a server through the MMB Web-UI.
Server Management via ServerView Suite
Discusses management of multiple servers via ServerView Suite.
Integrated Management via ServerView Resource Orchestrator
Describes integrated management of different models via ServerView Resource Orchestrator.
System Management with Systemwalker Centric Manager
Explains system management using Systemwalker Centric Manager.
4.3 Key Points for Backing Up and Restoring Configurations
Configuration Information Backup and Restoration
Covers the backup and restoration of configuration information.
System Disk Backup and Restoration Tools
Lists OS standard tools and optional products for system disk backup/restoration.
4.4 Key Points for NTP Operation
NTP Usage and Time Setting Targets
Explains when to use NTP and the targets for time synchronization.
5. OS/Support
OS Arrangement Information
Introduces information on OS types, support, and specifications.
Appendices
Bundled Software
Introduces the appendices section covering bundled software.
Software Bundled with Hardware
Lists software bundled with the server hardware.
Drivers
Mentions that drivers are provided with ServerView Suite.
Windows Server 2012 Specifications
Details the specifications for Windows Server 2012.
RHEL Specifications
Details the specifications for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).
SLES Specifications
Details the specifications for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES).
Oracle Linux Specifications
Details the specifications for Oracle Linux.
Oracle VM Specifications
Details the specifications for Oracle VM.
VMware vSphere 5.5 Specifications
Details the specifications for VMware vSphere 5.5.
VMware vSphere 6 Specifications
Details the specifications for VMware vSphere 6.
VMware vSphere 6.5 Specifications
Details the specifications for VMware vSphere 6.5.
Conditions of Use
Copyright and Intellectual Property Rights
Covers copyright, trademark rights, and intellectual property rights for the manual.
Warranty Restrictions
Covers warranty limitations and disclaimers for the manual's content.

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