Apple Xserve (Cluster Node) User Manual download pdf (Page 9)

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Power socket

The power cord connects here; it is held in place by a special clip so that it stays connected

when the server is opened in the rack.

Gigabit Ethernet port

Connect your server to a high-speed Ethernet network. Ethernet ports adjust automatically

to the transmission speed supported by network components. The Ethernet port is built

in.

System identifier button and light

The system identiﬁer light turns on if a problem is detected. It also can be turned on

manually by pressing the button. This indicator is useful for locating a particular unit in a

rack with multiple servers. A duplicate system identiﬁer button and light are on the front

panel.

PCI card slots

You can install two 12-inch PCI cards in the server to connect peripheral devices. See

“About PCI Cards for the Server” in Chapter 5 of the

Xserve User’s Guide

for details. One or

two slots may come with cards installed at the factory.

FireWire 800 ports

Connect FireWire devices to the server. A FireWire 400 port is also located on the front

panel. The enclosure lock must be unlocked for the server to recognize some devices

connected to this port. (See “FireWire Speciﬁcations” in Appendix A of the

Xserve User’s

Guide

for information about FireWire ports and connectors.)

USB ports

Connect USB devices, such as a keyboard or mouse. The enclosure lock must be unlocked

for the server to recognize some devices connected to this port.

Serial console port

Connect a serial device or computer with a serial port. This console supports

RS-232–compatible connections.

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