Apple Xserve Setup Guide

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Page 1 - Xserve RAID

© 2003 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.  Service SourceXserve RAID 17 March 2003

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2 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Hard Drive Module Hard Drive Module Xserve RAID includes fourteen hard drive bays at the front of the system. Drives come

Page 3 - Overview

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 3 Hard Drive Module Procedure 1. Make sure the drive being replaced is not in use by any application and that removing it

Page 4 - Features

4 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Power Supply Power Supply Xserve RAID includes two redundant power supplies. When one power supply is not operational, th

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Xserve RAID Take Apart - 5 Power Supply Procedure 1. For the power supply you want to replace, unplug the power cord from the power source.2. Lift

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6 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Cooling module Cooling module Xserve RAID includes two redundant cooling modules. If one cooling module is not operationa

Page 7 - Diagnostics

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 7 Cooling module Procedure 1. Press apart the two latches on the back of the cooling module.2. Holding the cooling module

Page 8 - Take Apart

8 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Controller Module Controller Module Xserve RAID includes two controller modules. The top controller manages the seven dri

Page 9 - General Information

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 9 Controller Module Procedure 1. Press apart the two latches on the back of the controller module.2. Holding the controlle

Page 10 - Hard Drive Module

10 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Processor Processor The processor sits on the controller card inside the controller module case. Tools The only tools re

Page 11 - Procedure

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 11 Processor Procedure 1. Remove the two screws on the front of the controller module case. 2. Slide out the bottom half o

Page 12 - Power Supply

© 2003 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.  Service SourceBasics Xserve RAID

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12 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Memory (DIMMs)Memory (DIMMs)The memory DIMM sits on the controller card inside the controller module case.ToolsThe only t

Page 14 - Cooling module

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 13 Memory (DIMMs)Procedure1. Remove the two screws on the front of the controller module case. 2. Slide out the bottom half o

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14 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Memory (DIMMs)Replacement Note: When installing the DIMM, be sure to insert it at an angle into the DIMM connector. Once t

Page 16 - Controller Module

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 15 Battery ModuleBattery ModuleXserve RAID may include up to two optional, redundant backup battery modules, which protect da

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16 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Battery ModuleProcedure1. Squeeze together the two latches on the back of the battery module, and holding it by the handle

Page 18 - Processor

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 17 Removing Xserve RAID from the RackRemoving Xserve RAID from the RackYou must remove Xserve RAID from its rack to access al

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18 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Removing Xserve RAID from the Rack2. With one person supporting each side of the unit, slide the system out of the rack an

Page 20 - Memory (DIMMs)

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 19 Top CoverTop CoverYou must remove the top cover to access all parts except the hard drive, power supply, cooling module, c

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20 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Top CoverProcedure1. Remove the eight mounting screws on each side of the top cover.2. Slide the top cover a short distanc

Page 22 - Memory (DIMMs)

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 21 Locking SwitchLocking SwitchToolsThe only tool required for this procedure is a Phillips screwdriver.Preliminary StepsBefo

Page 23 - Battery Module

Xserve RAID Basics - 1 Overview Overview Xserve RAID is a storage system that provides high-performance, scalable data access and management. It wa

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22 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Locking SwitchProcedure1. Disconnect the locking switch cable from the right front panel board.2. Remove the two screws th

Page 25 - Removing Xserve RAID from

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 23 Front BezelFront BezelToolsThe only tool required for this procedure is a Phillips screwdriver.Preliminary StepsBefore you

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24 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Front BezelProcedure1. Disconnect the locking switch cable from the right front panel board.2. Disconnect the front panel

Page 27 - Top Cover

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 25 Front Bezel4. Carefully pull the bezel a short distance straight back off the bottom housing, making sure the bezel clears

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26 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Front BezelReplacement Warning: When replacing the bezel, make sure you route the two branches of the front panel board ca

Page 29 - Locking Switch

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 27 Midplane BoardMidplane BoardToolsThe only tool required for this procedure is a Phillips screwdriver.Preliminary StepsBefo

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28 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Midplane BoardProcedure1. Disconnect the front panel board cable and back panel board cables from the midplane board.2. Gr

Page 31 - Front Bezel

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 29 Midplane Board Replacement Note: When repositioning the front half of the chassis back into place, make sure the small

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30 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Center Front Panel Board Center Front Panel Board Tools The only tool required for this procedure is a Phillips screwdri

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Xserve RAID Take Apart - 31 Center Front Panel Board Procedure 1. Remove the two mounting screws on the center front panel board. 2. Remove the boa

Page 34 - Front Bezel

2 - Xserve RAID Basics Features Features Key features of Xserve RAID include:• 3U enclosure (5.25 inches high)• rack optimized• dual independent RAI

Page 35 - Midplane Board

32 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Center Front Light Pipe Center Front Light Pipe Tools The only tools required for this procedure are a Phillips screwdri

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Xserve RAID Take Apart - 33 Center Front Light Pipe Procedure 1. Using a flat-blade screwdriver, carefully pry up the top center light pipe and shie

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34 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Left Front Panel Board Left Front Panel Board Tools The only tool required for this procedure is a Phillips screwdriver.

Page 38 - Center Front Panel Board

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 35 Left Front Panel Board Procedure 1. Disconnect the front panel board cable from the left front panel board.2. Remove th

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36 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Right Front Panel Board Right Front Panel Board Tools The only tool required for this procedure is a Phillips screwdrive

Page 40 - Center Front Light Pipe

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 37 Right Front Panel Board Procedure 1. Disconnect the locking switch cable and the front panel board cable from the right

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38 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Left or Right Front Light Pipe Left or Right Front Light Pipe Tools The only tools required for this procedure are a Phi

Page 42 - Left Front Panel Board

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 39 Left or Right Front Light Pipe Procedure 1. Using a flat-blade screwdriver, carefully pry up the light pipe and shield.

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40 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Front Panel Buttons Front Panel Buttons Tools The only tools required for this procedure are a Phillips screwdriver and

Page 44 - Right Front Panel Board

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 41 Front Panel Buttons Procedure 1. Using needlenose pliers or a flat-blade screwdriver, carefully lift out the button shie

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Xserve RAID Basics - 3 Features Quick-Swap Modules Several modules can be easily replaced in Xserve RAID without removing the system from its rack.

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42 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Front Panel Cable Front Panel Cable Tools The only tool required for this procedure is a Phillips screwdriver. Prelimina

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Xserve RAID Take Apart - 43 Front Panel Cable Procedure 1. Disconnect the front panel cable from the midplane board.2. Remove any tape holding the

Page 48 - Front Panel Buttons

44 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Rear Panel Cable Rear Panel Cable Tools The only tool required for this procedure is a Phillips screwdriver. Preliminary

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Xserve RAID Take Apart - 45 Rear Panel Cable Procedure 1. Disconnect the rear panel cable from the midplane board and from the rear power button pa

Page 50 - Front Panel Cable

46 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Rear System ID Panel Board Rear System ID Panel Board The rear system ID panel board includes the system ID and mute but

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Xserve RAID Take Apart - 47 Rear System ID Panel Board Procedure 1. Disconnect the rear panel cable from the rear system ID panel board. 2. Remove

Page 52 - Rear Panel Cable

48 - Xserve RAID Take Apart Rear Power Button Panel Board Rear Power Button Panel Board The rear power button panel board includes the on/off power

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Xserve RAID Take Apart - 49 Rear Power Button Panel Board Procedure 1. Disconnect the rear panel cable from the rear power button panel board. 2. R

Page 54 - Rear System ID Panel Board

© 2003 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.  Service SourceTroubleshooting Xserve RAID

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Xserve RAID Troubleshooting - 1 Diagnostic Tools Diagnostic Tools Xserve RAID includes built-in sensors that detect and report on hard drives, inte

Page 56 - Rear Power Button Panel Board

4 - Xserve RAID Basics Features Power Supplies Xserve RAID includes two redundant power supplies, each with an AC power connection. When one power s

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2 - Xserve RAID Troubleshooting Diagnostic Tools Table 1: Front Panel Status LightsIndicator LED Color DescriptionSecurity lock Yellow Lock is engag

Page 58 - Troubleshooting

Xserve RAID Troubleshooting - 3 Diagnostic ToolsBack Panel Status LightsThe system’s back panel status lights are shown in the figure below. General ba

Page 59 - Diagnostic Tools

4 - Xserve RAID Troubleshooting Diagnostic ToolsHost Adapter Card Status LightsThe host adapter card’s status lights are shown in the figure and table

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Xserve RAID Troubleshooting - 5 Diagnostic Tools RAID Admin and Disk Utility There are two applications for configuring and monitoring Xserve RAID s

Page 61 - Back Panel Status Lights

6 - Xserve RAID Troubleshooting Diagnostic ToolsInfoInfo reports system name, lock status, controller details, and whether there is a problem or power

Page 62 - SFP Ports

Xserve RAID Troubleshooting - 7 Diagnostic ToolsDrive & ArraysDrives & Arrays shows details of each array, the drives in use, and the drives a

Page 63 - Remote Monitoring

8 - Xserve RAID Troubleshooting Block DiagramBlock DiagramDrive Module 14Drive Module 13Drive Module 12Drive Module 11Drive Module 10Drive Module 9Dr

Page 64 - Components

© 2003 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. Service SourceViewsXserve RAID

Page 65 - Fibre Channel

Xserve RAID Views - 1 External ViewsExternal ViewsFront PanelDrive Module Lock and Status LlightPower Supply Status LightCooling System Status LightTe

Page 66 - Block Diagram

2 - Xserve RAID Views External ViewsBack PanelOptional BatteryModule Bay (2)RAID Controller Module and Status Light (2) Cooling Module (2)UPS Interfa

Page 67 -  Service Source

Xserve RAID Basics - 5 Features Ports The standard configuration of Xserve RAID includes the following ports on the back panel: two 2-gigabit copper

Page 68 - External Views

© 2003 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.  Service SourceTake Apart Xserve RAID

Page 69 - Back Panel

Xserve RAID Take Apart - 1 General Information General Information Tools No tools are required for removing or installing the following parts: hard

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