Document Outline

• MAGNIA™ 3310 User’s Guide
• Introduction
• Contents
• Chapter 1
  • Getting Started
    • Checking the items included with the server
    • Installing optional internal devices
    • Environmental considerations
      • Pedestal model/rack model
      • Pedestal model
      • Rack model
    • Power requirements
    • Front view (with the front doors closed)
      • Key-operated lock
    • Front view (with the front doors opened)
      • (1) Upper door security
      • (2) Removable door hinges
      • (3) Device bay
      • (4) Floppy disk drive
      • (5) Operation buttons
      • (6) System status indicators
      • (7) Hard disk drive
      • (8) HDD status indicators
      • (9) Side panel lock
      • (10) Lower door security
    • Rear view
      • Power supply
      • Security loop
      • I/O connectors
      • AC power connector
      • Expansion slot
      • Power supply unit slot
    • Removing the front doors
    • Removing and replacing the server panels
      • Removing the side panel (for pedestal model)
      • Removing the top panel (for rack model)
      • Replacing the side panel (for pedestal models)
      • Replacing the top panel (for rack models)
    • Setting up server security
      • Full access
      • Limited access
      • No access
      • Access to the rear of the server
    • Inside the server
      • (1) Motherboard
      • (2) Cooling fans
      • (3) CPU socket
      • (4) Internal battery
      • (5) Memory slots
      • (6) Expansion slots
      • (7) HDBP board
    • Maintenance
      • Maintenance of the server
      • Maintenance of the keyboard
    • Connecting peripheral devices
    • Connecting the power cable
    • Switching on the server
      • Turning on the server in the usual process
      • Turning on the server by the “Wake On LAN” function
    • POST (Power On Self-Test)
    • Starting up the system
      • Starting up with the floppy disk
      • Starting up by the hard disk drive unit (in the case the OS has been installed)
      • Starting up by the CD-ROM
    • BIOS setup
    • Making a floppy disk
      • How to make a floppy disk
    • Setup of system configuration
      • BIOS setup utility
      • System time setup
      • Onboard SCSI utility
    • Setup of disk array (RAID)
    • Installing software
    • Switching off the server
      • Normal shutdown
      • Notes on use of the Windows Server 2003 / Windows 2000 ACPI mode
• Chapter 2
  • Installing and Removing Hardware
    • Installing and removing optional devices
      • Before starting operation
      • Installing/removing an optional device
      • Sliding the server out of or in the rack
    • Cooling fan
      • Installing the cooling fan
      • Removing the cooling fan
    • Memory module
      • Installing an additional memory module
      • Removing a memory module
    • CPU module
      • Before Installing/Removing the CPU module
      • Removing the CPU module
      • Attaching the CPU module
      • Post-procedure after installing/removing the CPU module
    • Replacing the internal battery
    • SCSI device
      • SCSI ID
      • Detecting the hard disk devices (SAF-TE)
      • Terminator
      • Removing the device bay spacer
      • Installing the SCSI device
      • Removing the SCSI device
    • Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
      • Installing the hard disk drive
      • Replacing a hard disk drive during operation
    • Expansion cards
      • Restrictions on PCI expansion cards
      • Checking the IRQ
      • Cautions when adding RAID controllers and SCSI host adapters
      • Installing the expansion card
      • Installing the RAID controller
    • Power supply unit
      • Installing the EPS-R module (Expansion)
      • Removing the EPS-R module
• Chapter 3
  • System Configuration Setup
    • BIOS setup utility
      • Starting the setup utility
      • Menu screen
      • BIOS setup utility operating procedure
      • Details of setup items
    • Onboard SCSI utility
      • Starting the SCSI utility
      • Menu configuration
      • Basic operations on the SCSI utility
      • SCSI utility operating procedure
      • Device setting
• Chapter 4
  • Installing Software
    • Windows Server® 2003
      • Cautions when installing Windows Server 2003
      • Creating driver disks
      • Changing the boot sequence
      • Selecting the disk driver
      • Procedure after installation of the Windows Server 2003 Server
    • Windows® 2000 Server
      • Cautions when installing Windows 2000 Server
      • Creating driver disks
      • Changing the boot sequence
      • Selecting the disk driver
      • Procedure after installation of the Windows 2000 Server
    • Linux
    • AFT and ALB functions
      • What are the AFT and ALB functions?
    • HarnessEye/web Integrated Server Operation Management Software
• Chapter 5
  • Troubleshooting
    • Troubleshooting
      • You can hear abnormal noise or smell foul odours, and hear a continuous buzzer
      • Nothing happens if you press the power button. Or, nothing appears on screen even though you can ...
      • Characters are distorted or not displayed properly
      • The system status indicators and disk status indicators turn on abnormally
      • The amber disk and status indicators light and flash amber
      • The fault indicator lights amber
      • The FDD indicator does not light
      • An error is displayed during POST operation, or POST stops midway
      • Loading of RAID controller BIOS stops midway
      • Cannot install the OS
      • The OS does not boot, or the OS bootup stops midway
      • Windows Server 2003/Windows 2000 is locked or cannot be used
      • Trouble information or error log still remains in the server monitor function software and other ...
      • The power button does not function after abortion
      • The internal clock dose not keep the exact time
    • Trouble with Application Software
    • Remedy When Windows Server 2003/ Windows 2000 is usable
    • Remedy When Windows Server 2003/ Windows 2000 is unusable
• Appendix A
  • Specifications
    • Model specifications
    • Interrupt levels
• Appendix B
  • Interfaces
    • RGB interface
    • Serial-1/2 interface
    • Printer interface
    • Keyboard/mouse interface
    • USB-1/2 interface
    • LAN interface (Ether1/Ether2)
    • Expansion slots (64bit/100MHz PCI-X slot)
    • Expansion slots (32bit/33MHz PCI slot)
• Appendix C
  • Switch Setting
    • Password
    • Hardware setup information
• Appendix D
  • Sensor List
• Appendix E
  • Unit Logs
    • Unit logs
    • Basic system configuration
    • CPUs
    • Memories
    • Hard disk drives
    • SCSI units
    • Expansion cards
    • Other optional items