Huawei FusionServer Pro CH121 V5 Server Manuals

Huawei FusionServer Pro CH121 V5 Server Manuals

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Huawei FusionServer Pro CH121 V5 User Manual

Huawei FusionServer Pro CH121 V5 User Manual (181 pages)

Compute Node

Brand: Huawei | Category: Server | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

About this Document

3
- Table of Contents
  5
1 Overview

9
- Physical Structure
  11
- Logical Structure
  12
2 Hardware Description

13
- Front Panel
  13
- Appearance
  13
- Indicators and Buttons
  14
- Ports
  16
- Installation Positions
  16
- Processor
  17
- Memory
  18
- Memory Identifier
  18
- Memory Subsystem Architecture
  19
- Memory Compatibility
  20
- Memory Installation Guidelines
  23
- Memory Installation Positions
  23
- Memory Protection Technologies
  25
- Storage
  25
- Drive Configurations
  25
- Drive Numbering
  25
- Drive Indicators
  26
- RAID Controller Card
  28
- Network
  28
- Loms
  28
- I/O Expansion
  29
- Pcie Cards
  29
- Pcie Slot Description
  30
- Boards
  31
- Mainboard
  31
3 Basic Operations

33
- Power-Off Procedure
  34
- Power-On Procedure
  35
- Removing a CH121 V5
  36
- Installing a CH121 V5
  39
- Removing the Cover
  43
- Installing the Cover
  43
- Removing the Air Ducts
  44
- Installing the Air Duct
  45
- Removing the Pcie Card Panel
  47
- Installing the Pcie Card Panel
  48
- Removing a Pcie Card
  49
- Installing a Pcie Card
  51
- Removing a SAS/SATA Drive
  54
- Installing a SAS/SATA Drive
  55
- Removing an Nvme Drive
  57
- Installing an Nvme Drive
  70
4 Installation and Configuration

79
- Installation Environment Requirements
  79
- Space and Airflow Requirements
  79
- Temperature and Humidity Requirements
  79
- Cabinet Requirements
  80
- Hardware Installation
  80
- Installation Overview
  80
- Unpacking the Compute Node
  81
- Installing Optional Parts
  82
- Installing the Compute Node
  83
- Connecting to Network
  83
- Initial Configuration
  83
- Default Information
  83
- Configuration Overview
  85
- Changing Initial Passwords
  86
- Changing the Initial Password of the Default Ibmc User
  86
- Checking the Compute Node
  88
- Setting the Ibmc IP Address
  90
- Configuring RAID
  91
- Configuring the BIOS
  91
- Entering the BIOS
  92
- Entering the BIOS (Skylake)
  92
- Entering the BIOS (Cascade Lake)
  94
- Setting the System Boot Sequence
  96
- Setting PXE for a NIC
  97
- Setting the BIOS Password
  98
- Selecting a Language
  98
- Restarting the Compute Node
  99
- Installing an os
  99
5 Optional Part Installation

101
- Precautions
  101
- Optional Parts
  101
- Installing an M.2 FRU
  101
- Installing the Screw-In RAID Controller Card
  103
- Installing the Avago Sas3004Imr Pcie RAID Control Card
  105
- Installing an M.2 FRU on the Avago Sas3004Imr Pcie RAID Controller Card
  106
- Installing the Supercapacitor
  106
- Installing a Mezzanine Card
  109
- Installing a Processor
  111
- Installing a Memory Module
  118
- Installing the TPM
  121
6 Software and Hardware Compatibility

123
7 Troubleshooting

124
8 Software and Configuration Utilities

125
- Upgrading the System
  125
- Mm910
  126
- Ibmc
  127
- Bios
  128
- Fusionserver Tools Umate
  129
9 Safety Information

131
- Safety Instructions
  131
- Maintenance and Warranty
  134
10 Esd

135
- Preventing Electrostatic Discharge
  135
- Grounding Methods to Prevent Electrostatic Discharge
  135
11 Product Specifications

137
- Technical Specifications
  137
- Environmental Specifications
  140
- Physical Specifications
  141
12 Common Operations

142
- Querying the Ibmc IP Address
  142
- Logging in to the Ibmc Webui
  143
- Logging in to the MM910 Webui
  147
- Collecting Log Information on the MM910 Webui
  152
- Logging in to a Compute Node Using MM910 SOL
  153
- Managing the E9000 Server Using the Local KVM
  154
- Logging in to the MM910 CLI
  154
- Logging in to the Operating System of a Compute Node
  155
- Mounting the DVD Drive to a Compute Node
  156
- Logging in to a Compute Node or a Switch Module over SOL
  157
- Logging in to the Desktop of a Server
  159
- Using the Remote Virtual Console
  159
- Ibmc
  159
- Mm910
  162
- Using the Independent Remote Console
  163
- Windows
  163
- Ubuntu
  165
- Macos
  167
- Logging in to the CLI
  169
- Logging in to the CLI Using Putty over a Network Port
  169
- VMD Management
  171
- Enabling VMD
  171
- Disabling VMD
  172
- Clearing Data from a Storage Device
  172
A more Information

175
- Technical Support
  175
- Product Information
  176
- Product Configuration Resources
  176
- Maintenance Tools
  177
B Appendix

178
- Product SN
  178
- RAS Features
  179

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