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Security System
A system of audible and visual alarms that warns of unauthorized access
to the interior of the server or tampering with the front panel controls.
Security Token
The implement which activates the alarms after the security system has
been enabled. The removable media drive bay door key is the security
token. When the door is closed and locked with the key, the system will
sound the alarm when it detects a security violation.
Standby Mode
When the system has been powered down using the S
button
TANDBY
under normal conditions, it is said to be in Standby Mode. In this mode,
the system is switched off, but the mains electricity still keeps the UPS
battery pack fully charged.
System Configuration Utility
A special program in which you store information about your system's
hardware. Memory, hard and floppy disks, expansion cards and other
items are configurable in the SCU. Each time you make a hardware
change, such as increasing the amount of memory or adding an expansion
card, you must run the SCU to inform the system about the change.
System Management Application
A Windows software program which allows you to control your system
either locally or from a remote computer. This program acts as the
interface between you and the System Management Controller.
System Management Controller
A special feature within the server which enables you to monitor the
system and diagnose any problems. The controller reports errors,
hardware failures and other problems via the System Management
Application.
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
The server's power supply is designed to maintain DC electricity supply
to the system for a limited period in the event of a mains power failure.
This period gives you enough time to log users off the network and shut
the system down without the danger of loss or corruption of data and
programs.
OWNER'S HANDBOOK G-3
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