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    							Figure3-40SlidingtheSequencingRetainerPlate
10.Screwinthefourheatsinkcaptivescrewsinacrisscrosstorquingpatternbyalternately
tighteningthescrewssoasnottocompletelytightenonescrewbeforetheothers.
Figure3-41SecuringtheCaptiveScrews
11.Locatethetwopowerpodmoduleshimsonthesystemboard.(Onserversdeliveredwith
onlyonedualprocessormoduleinstalled,thepowermoduleshimsareheldinplaceby
screwswithplasticspacersoverthethreads.)Removetheholdingscrewsanddiscardthe
plasticspacers.Retainthescrewsforusewheninstallingthepowermodule.
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    							Figure3-42PowerModuleShims
12.Slidethepowerpodmoduleonthesystemboardmetalmountingbracketsothatthepower
podmoduleconnectorconnectswithitsconnectorontheprocessormodule.
Figure3-43AligningtheProcessorModulePowerPod
13.Alignthetwomountingscrewholesonthepowerpodmodulewiththescrewholesinthe
shimsonthesystemboardmetalmountingbracket.Screwinthepowerpodmodule
mountingscrews.(UsethescrewsremovedinstepStep11.)
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    							Figure3-44InstallingtheProcessorModulePowerPodMountingScrews
14.Connectthepowerpodcabletothepowerconnectoronthesystemboard.
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    							Figure3-45ConnectingthePowerPodCable
CAUTION:Turbofanpowercablescanbedamagedifpinchedbetweentheheatsinkposts
andtheprocessorairflowguide.Ensurethatthecablesarebelowthetopsurfaceofthe
heatsinkpostsbeforeinstallingtheprocessorairflowguide.
15.Routetheturbofanpowercablesthroughtheheatsinkpostssothatthecableswillnotbe
pinchedwhentheprocessorairflowguideissetinplace.
Figure3-46RoutingtheTurbofanPowerCablesthroughHeatsinkPosts
16.Connecttheturbofanpowercabletothesystemboard.
17.Replacetheprocessorairflowguide.(See“ReplacingtheProcessorAirflowGuide”(page69).)
18.Replacethememoryairflowguide.(See“ReplacingtheMemoryAirflowGuide”(page66).)
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    							19.Replacethecover.(See“RemovingandReplacingtheTopCoveronaRack-MountedServer”
(page53).)
20.Reconnectthepowerandexternalcablesandturnontheserver.
21.Verifyprocessorinstallationbyusingthesystemutilities.
•UsetheiLOMPcommandstoverifyoperation
•UsetheBCHcommandstoverifyoperation
•UseMAKODIAGprovidedbytheofflinediagnosticenvironmenttoexercisetheprocessor
added
ReplacingtheSystemBattery
Theserverhastwobatteries.Themainsystembatteryislocatedonthesystemboard.Theother
batteryislocatedontheundersideoftheiLOMPcard.
BatteryNotice
ThisproductcontainsaLithiumbattery.
WARNING!Lithiumbatteriescanexplodeifmistreated.Donotrecharge,disassemble,or
disposeoflithiumbatteriesinafire.Failuretoobservethiswarningcanresultinpersonalinjury
ordamagetoequipment.
Replaceonlywiththeidenticalorequivalentbattery.Followthemanufacturer’srecommendations.
Disposeofusedbatteriesaccordingtothemanufacturer'sinstructions.
ReplacingtheSystemBattery
Toreplacethesystembattery,followthesesteps:
1.Powerofftheserveranddisconnectthepowerandexternalcables.
2.Removethecover.(See“RemovingandReplacingServerCoversandBezels”(page52)for
instructions.)
3.Removethememoryairflowguide(see“RemovingandReplacingtheMemoryAirflow
Guide”(page65)).
4.Removetheprocessorairflowguide,thefrontportionoftheprocessorairflowguide,and
fans1Aand1B(see“RemovingandReplacingtheProcessorAirflowGuide”(page66)).
5.Liftupthebatteryretainingclipwithaflat-headscrewdriverandpushonthebackofthe
batterytoremovethebatteryfromitsholder.
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    							6.Liftuponthebatteryholderretainingclipwithaflat-headscrewdriverandslidethebattery
intotheholder.Thepositive(+)terminalofthebatteryfacesup.
CAUTION:Onlyliftthebatteryhighenoughtocleartheholder.Excessivestressonthe
batteryholderretainingclipcandamagetheclip.
Figure3-47ReplacingtheSystemBattery
7.Replacethecover.(See“RemovingandReplacingServerCoversandBezels”(page52)for
instructions.)
8.Reconnectthepowerandexternalcablesandturnontheserver.
9.ResettheservertimeanddateusingtheBCHDATEcommand.Onceyouhavesetthetime
anddate:
a.Powerofftheserver.
b.Unplugthepowercord,andwaitforaminutebeforeturningitbackon.
c.ExecutetheDATEcommandagain.Ifthetimeanddatearenowcorrect,youhave
installedthebatterycorrectly.
10.Ifnecessary,reconfiguretheiLOMP.
InstallingtheServerIntoaRack,Non-HPRack,orPedestal
ThefollowinginformationdescribeshowtoinstalltheserverintoanHPrack.Informationis
alsoprovidedonapprovednon-HPrackandpedestal-mountedalternatives.
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    							HPRack
HP9000entryclassserversthatareinstalledintoracksareshippedwithequipmentmounting
slides.TheMid-WeightSlideKit,(HPpartnumber5065-7291)isprovidedwitheachsetofslides.
Followthestepsinthekitinstallationguidetodeterminewhereandhowtoplacetheserverinto
therack.
Thefollowingareadditionalinstructionsforinstallingtheserverintotherack:
1.Switchthecablemanagementarm(CMA)fromaleft-toaright-mountconfiguration.The
CMAisfactory-configuredtomountontheleftsideoftheserver(asviewedfromtherear
ofthechassis).MounttheCMAontherightsideoftheservertoensureeasyremovalofthe
powersupplies.
2.RemovetwoT120screwsfromtheserverbezel;onescrewfromthesamelocationoneach
sideoftheserver.Thescrewsarelocatedbehindthepullhandles.
Non-HPRack
UsetheMountinginnon-HPracksguideforevaluatingtheinstallationofHPequipmentinnon-HP
racks.Theguideprovidesinformationtohelpyoudetermineifyouneedtoqualifywhetheryou
caninstall,maintain,andserviceanyHPequipmentinanon-HPrack.Theguideislocatedon
theHPwebsiteathttp://www.hp.com/racksolutions.
SelectMountinginformationfromthemenuandselecttheguidetitledMountinginnon-HP
racks.
PedestalMount
Ifyouorderedtheserverasrackless,ithasapedestalpre-installedatthefactory.
Iftheserverisarack-mountedandyouwanttochangeittoapedestal-mount(rackless),you
needaServerRacklessMountKit.ThiskitcomeswithaninstallationguidetitledConverting
YourRackServertoaRacklessMount(partnumberA6979-96001).
Toconvertarack-mountservertoapedestal-mountserver,seeConvertingYourRackServertoa
PedestalServerontheHPwebsiteathttp://www.hp.com/.
Followtheinstructionsinthekitinstallationguidetoattachthepedestaltotheserver.
ConnectingtheCables
ThissectiondescribesthecablestoconnecttopowertheserverandtoprovideLANconnectivity
fortheserver.
ACInputPower
Theservercomeswithoneortwopowersuppliesinstalled.ApowersupplyincludesanAC
inputconnectorwhichisratedfor200to240VACat13amps.Iftwopowersuppliesareinstalled,
bothpowersuppliesmustbeconnectedseparatelytoanACpowersource.
CoreI/OConnections
EachHP9000rp3410andrp3440servercoreI/Oincludes:
•FourUSBports
•Two9-pinserialports(consoleAandserialBareforfactoryuseonly)
•OneiLOMPI/Ointerface
—One10/100managementLAN-RJ45
—One25-pinserial,console/remote/UPS
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    							•LVD/SESCSIport
—TheSCSIportisusedtoattachSCSIexternalmassstoragetotheserver
—ConnectionstotheSCSIboardincludetheexternalSCSIchannelsforexternalmass
storagedevices
CAUTION:Somerestrictionsapplytothemassstoragedevicesthatcanbeconnectedto
thecoreI/OSCSIHBA.ExternalconnectionstotheSCSIHBAcoreI/Ocontrollerareonly
supportedwhentheinternalcablebetweentheSCSIbackplaneandtheSCSIHBAcoreI/O
cardisdisconnected.Theserverisshippedinsimplexconfigurationwhichsupportsexternal
devices.Ifyouconverttheservertoduplexconfiguration,youcannotinstallexternalSCSI
devices.
•LANConnection
—TheLANboardprovidesthebasicexternalI/Oconnectivityfortheserver
—One10/100/1000Base-TLANRJ45connector
•One15-pinVGAport.Thisportiscurrentlydisabled.DONOTUSETHEPORT.
Forgraphicscapability,installtheaccessorygraphicsPCIcard(HPpartnumberA6150B).
WARNING!Ensurethattheserverispoweredoffandallthepowersourceshavebeen
disconnectedfromtheserverbeforeattemptingthefollowingprocedures.
VoltageispresentatvariouslocationswithintheserverwheneveranACpowersourceis
connected.Thisvoltageispresentevenwhenthemainpowerswitchisintheoffposition.
Failuretoobservethiswarningcanresultinpersonalinjuryordamagetoequipment.
ApplyingStandbyPowerTotheServer
Toapplystandbypowertotheserver,followthesesteps:
1.IftheserverhasonepowersupplyinstalledinslotP1,plugthepowercordintothat
receptacle.Plugtheotherendofthepowercordintoanappropriateoutlet.
NOTE:TheLEDonthepowersupplydoesnotilluminateinthestandbypowerstate.The
LEDilluminateswhentheserverispoweredontofullpower.Ifthepowerrestorefeature
issettoAlwaysOnthroughtheiLOMPPRcommand,theserverautomaticallypowerson
tothefullpowerstatewhenthepowercordispluggedintotheserver.
2.Iftheserverhastwopowersupplies,plugthesecondpowercordintothepowersupplyin
slotP2.Plugtheotherendofthepowercordintoanappropriateoutlet.
ConnectingTotheLAN
Theserverhasthefollowingportsthatprovidenetworkconnectivity:
•iLOMPLANport.UsethisporttoaccesstheiLOMPthroughtheLAN.
•Console/Remote/UPSport(RS-232).UsethisporttoaccesstheiLOMPthroughtheconsole.
Figure3-48showstheLANportsontheserverrear.
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    							Figure3-48LANPortsontheServerRear
Toenablegeneralnetworkconnectivityfortheserver,followthesesteps:
1.ObtainavalidIPaddressforeachLANportyouplantoactivate.
2.ConnecttheLANcablefromanavailableLANportintoaliveconnectiononthenetwork.
ConsoleSetup
Thissectiondescribeshowtosetupandstartaconsolesessionontheserverandincludesthe
followingsteps:
•Determinethephysicalaccessmethodtoconnectcables.Therearetwophysicalconnections
totheiLOMP:
—LAN
—RS-232serialport
•ConfiguretheiLOMPandassignanIPaddressifnecessary.Thoughthereareseveral
methodstoconfiguringtheLAN,DHCPwithDNSisthepreferredmethod.DHCPwith
DNScomespreconfiguredwithdefaultfactorysettings,includingadefaultuseraccount
andpassword.Otheroptionsinclude:
—ARPPing
—LocalRS-232serialport
—Remote/modemport
SetupChecklist
UsethesetupchecklisttoassistwiththeiLOMPsetupprocess.
Table3-4SetupChecklist
XActionStep
StandardSetup
1.Determineanaccessmethodtoselectandconnectthecables.
2.DetermineaLANconfigurationmethodandassignanIP
addressifnecessary.
Preparation1
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    							Table3-4SetupChecklist(continued)
XActionStep
ChooseoneofthethreemethodstoconfiguretheLANforiLO
MPaccess:
•DHCPwithDNS
•ARPPing
•RS-232serialport
ConfiguretheiLOMPLAN2
LogintotheiLOMPfromasupportedwebbrowserorcommand
lineusingthedefaultusernameandpassword.
LogontotheiLOMP3
Changethedefaultusernameandpasswordontheadministrator
accounttoyourpredefinedselections.
Changedefaultusernameand
password
4
Setuptheuseraccountsifyouareusingthelocalaccountsfeature.Setupuseraccounts5
Setupthesecurityaccesssettings.Setupsecurityaccess6
AdvancedSetup
Activateadvancedfeaturesbyenteringalicensekey.ActivateAdvancedPackFeatures1
SetupFlowchart
UsethisflowchartasaguidetoassistintheiLOMPsetupprocess.
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