Leds And Pushbuttons; Table 3-1 Server Leds - Sun Microsystems Sun Fire V60x Manual

For information on how to run the SSU, see "Using the Service Partition Menu" on
page 4-24.
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LEDs and Pushbuttons

This section describes the LEDs and pushbuttons on the Sun Fire V60x and Sun Fire
V65x servers.
Server LEDs
TABLE 3-1
LED Name Function
ID Helps identify
the server from
the front or rear
System Visible fault
status indicator
Disk Indicates hard
activity disk activity
Memory Identifies failing
DIMM DIMM module
fault (1 - 6)
POST Displays boot 80
LEDs POST codes
(1 - 4)
Fan fault Identifies Sun
(1 - 4) Fire V65x server
fan failure
CPU 1 and Identify CPU
2 fault failure
5V Identify 5V
standby standby power
on state
Main Identifies power
power state of the
LED server
Location
One LED on front
panel and one at rear
corner
One LED on front
panel and one at rear
corner
Front panel and main
board left side
At the front of each
DIMM location on
main board
Left rear of main
board
On Sun Fire V65x
server fan module
board
Back corner of
processor socket on
main board
Front left on main
board
Front panel
Chapter 3 Troubleshooting the Server Using Built-In Tools
Color Status
Blue On = ID
Green or Off = POST in progress or system stop
amber Green steady on = no fault
Green blinking = degraded
Amber steady = critical or non-recoverable state
Amber blinking = non-critical state
Green Blinking = HDD activity
Amber On = fault
Each LED See "POST Progress Code LED Indicators" on
can be off, page 3-22 for POST code LED details.
green, red,
or amber
Amber On = fault
Amber On = fault
Green Green = 5V standby power on
Green Off = power is off
On = power is on
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