Fujitsu PRIMERGY TX200FT S2 Leitfaden

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TX200FT S2

1Checking the items

supplied

Using the "Contents List", check that no supplied

or attached items are missing. If any items are

missing, contact an ofce listed in the "Contact

Information.

■PRIMERGY TX200FT S2 Manuals

Manuals for this server can be accessed from the section below of the PRIMERGY Document & Tool CD.

[CD-ROM Drive] :\MANUAL\INDEX.PDF

Manuals can be displayed using Acrobat® Reader® or Adobe® Reader®. If using Acrobat® Reader®, use version 4.0 or later.

2Checking "Safety Pre-

cautions"

Before using this server, be sure to check the at-

tached "Safety Precautions" guidelines.

Also check the guidelines when connecting, installing

internal options and setting up this server.

3Installing internal options

If internal options have been purchased separately, install them before installing the Operating System.

nPoints to note when installing

internal options

When installing internal options, perform operations after

reading the following manuals.

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"Chapter 5 Installing Internal Options"

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"PRIMERGY ServerBooks"/

"Supplement"

When installing memory or hard disk, always install the

same capacity of memory or hard disk to both enclo-

sures.

nAvailable internal options and

installation locations

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After installing internal options, check that the order and

location of installation are correct and cables are cor-

rectly attached.

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4Checking location before installing the server

nConditions

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■Installing the server to the rack

Make sure to contact an ofce listed in the "Contact Information" before attempting to install or remove the serv-

er from the rack.

1Remove the inner rail from the slide

rail.

Pull out the inner rail while pushing on the lock.

2Attach the inner rails to the right and

left side of the server.

Secure the inner rails to 3 places on both the right

and left side of the server using M4 screws.

3Open both the front and rear doors of

the rack.

4Decide where to attach the slide rail

and rack nuts.

Choose the height at which to place the server in

the rack by aligning the base of the sever with one

of the narrower spaces (Refer to the gure below)

in the rack bracket.

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M4 screws

* Also secure the o

osite side in the same way

5Attach M5 rack nuts.

Use 4U for each enclosure.

Insert the rack nuts in the 2nd and 11th hole posi-

tions, counting up from the base of the server, from

inside of the rack bracket.

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6Attach the rail to the rack.

Fasten the slide rail to the 1st and 3rd hole positions,

counting up from the base of the server, with M5

athead screws and washers.

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7Pull the slide rails toward the front until

they click into place.

8Insert the server to install it to the rack.

Insert the inner rail attached to the server to the

grooves of the slide rail and slide the server to-

wards the back.

Hold the locks on the right and left of the slide rail

pressed and slide the server even further into the

rack.

Lock

Be careful when sliding the server into the rack and

returning to the original position.

There is a fear you may pinch your ngers or catch

your clothing.

9Fasten the server to the rack.

Fasten using 4 thumbscrews (M5).

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Install the second enclosure to the rack

in the same way.

If a server or peripheral devices are not installed in the

rack, install the attached blank panel.

5Connecting peripheral devices

Peripheral devices, such as the keyboard and mouse, etc., are connected to the server in the following

order.

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lConnecting power cables (when using UPS)

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6Deciding required information before running mini-setup

of the OS

Before running mini-setup of the OS decide the following information.

- User information (User and password)

- Owner information

- Validation interval at automatic shutdown (for UPS use only)

- Network Conguration

Decide and enter the values in the sheet below. Be sure to keep this sheet after entering.

n User information

Item FT1 (CoServer1) FT2 (CoServer2)

FTvirtual Server system administrator User name Administrator

Password *1

CoServer system administrator User name Administrator

Password *1, 2

UPS service system administrator *3 User name

Password

PowerChute BusinessEdition user *4 User name

Password

GAM (RAID administration) user User name gamroot

Password *1, 2

*1 : Do not leave the password blank.

*2 : A separate password can be set for CoServer1 and CoServer2 but in order to avoid complicating various setting pro-

cedures it is recommended that the same password be set for both.

*3 : This user is not related in anyway to the Windows user account because it is set on PowerChute BusinessEdition.

*4 : UPS service logon account.

n Owner information

Item FTvirtual Server FT1 (CoServer1) FT2 (CoServer2)

Name

Organization

nFilling in the pair identication label

Fill in the label on the front of the server so that it is clear that FT1 and FT2 are a pair.

Also, inform the support desk of the product ID and number of the FT1/FT2 when you contact them. Be sure to ll in this

information.

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n Validation interval at automatic shutdown

This setting is required for the use of UPS.

For details about various settings, refer to "3.4 UPS Settings" in the "User's Guide". The numbers in brackets ( ) are setting

examples.

Item Actual Setting Parameters Time

Validation interval from the power failure

to the start of FTvirtual Server shutdown

"Power Failure" - "When power fails, begin a shutdown

procedure:" - "After UPS has been on battery for" in

Device Properties.

minutes

(1 min)

Validation interval from the start of FTvirtual

Server shutdown to the start of CoServer

shutdown (Command le execution time)

Select Device properties "Shutdown Sequence" -

"Congure Shutdown Sequence" - "Next" - "OS" and

then "Delay".

minutes

(3 mins)

Validation interval from the start of CoServer

shutdown to UPS power off (time required for

OS shutdown)

Select Device properties "Shutdown Sequence" -

"Congure Shutdown Sequence" - "Next" - "OS" and

then "Duration".

minutes

(1 minute

30 seconds)

Total

minutes

seconds

(5 minutes

30 seconds)

n Network conguration

CoServer Link1, CoServer Link2, Virtual Network1 and Virtual Network2 are internal network settings. Normally modi-

cations are not required.

However, when there is a conict with an external network, refer to "3.2 Network Functions" in the "User’s Guide" before

setting. Figures in the brackets ( ) are default values.

Item FTvirtual Server

IP address Subnet mask

Computer name

Local area connection (FTvirtual Server LAN)

. .

Virtual Network1 (192 . 168 . 181 . 81) (255 . 255 . 255 . 252)

Virtual Network2 (192 . 168 . 181 . 85) (255 . 255 . 255 . 252)

Item CoServer1 (FT1) CoServer2 (FT2)

IP address Subnet mask IP address Subnet mask

Computer name

CoServer Management

(CoServer LAN)

CoServer Link1 (

192 .168 .181 . 89

) (

255 .255 .255 .252

) (

192 .168 .181 . 90

) (

255 .255 .255 .252

)

CoServer Link2 (

192 .168 .181 . 93

) (

255 .255 .255 .252

) (

192 .168 .181 . 94)

(

255 .255 .255 .252

)

Virtual Network (

192 .168 .181 . 82

) (

255 .255 .255 .252)

(

192 .168 .181 . 86

) (

255 .255 .255 .252

)

When setting, the FTvirtual Server LAN adapter appears (Redirected 0) on the CoServer, but it is reserved because it is

used by the FTvirtual Server.

Do not bind internet protocol (TCP/IP) and do not set IP addresses or subnet masks to these adapters on the CoServer.

Set the FTvirtual Server LAN IP address and the subnet mask on the FTvirtual Server.

7Turning on the power and run mini-setup of each OS

This section explains how to run mini-setup of CoServer1, CoServer2 and FTvirtual Server.

To run mini-setup of FTvirtual Server, CoServer1 and 2 must already be run mini-setup.

Run mini-setup in the following order.

(1) Turn on the FT1 power and run mini-setup of CoServer1. Do not yet turn on the power of FT2.

(2) Turn on the FT2 power and run mini-setup of CoServer2. The procedure is the same as for CoServer1.

(3) Logon to CoServer1 and 2 and run mini-setup of FTvirtual Server.

- CoServer1 and CoServer2 cannot be run mini-setup at the same time. After turning on the power of FT1 do not turn on

the power of FT2 until CoServer1 has nished running mini-setup.

- When an internal hard disk has been added or changing the size of C drive on the FTvirtual Server, before running mini-

setup of each OS, perform recovery using the recovery CD.

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"7.7 Restoring Settings at the Time of Purchase (Recovery)"

nRunning mini-setup of the CoServer1

1Check that the FTvirtual Server LAN

and CoServer LAN are not connected

to the server and turn on the power

supply of the peripheral devices.

When connecting UPS check that UPS has a nor-

mal power supply.

Press the power switch on the FT1.

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When the power is turned on, the server is checked

using "Power On Self Test (POST)".

If any abnormalities are detected by POST, error

messages are displayed.

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"7.3 Error Messages"

After POST is nished, running mini-setup opera-

tions automatically start.

3When running mini-setup, enter the

following parameters.

Check the parameter setting values and click

"Next".

- Personalize Your Software

(Name, organization)

- Computer name & Administrator password

- Date and Time Settings

- Adding/deleting devices become easier if the

password for CoServer1 and CoServer2 are

the same.

- You must set a password. If not, an FT-system

internal communication problem will occur.

- Sometimes you cannot return even by press-

ing [Back]. Check the parameters carefully and

click [Next].

After completing setup, the server restarts and start

Windows OS.

4Logon to CoServer1.

When the following screen appears enter "Endur-

ance License Number" and click [OK].

- The Endurance License Number is printed in

"About Endurance License Number for Version

6.x" supplied with the recovery CD.

This number can be used for both CoServer1

and CoServer2.

- Depending on the environment sometimes a

NumLock status occurs. In this case, press the

NumLock key to unlock the lock and then enter

Endurance License Number.

- After logging on to CoServer, a DOS prompt

window appears at the same time as the "En-

durance License Number" dialogue box ap-

pears. However, do not perform operations

such as closing DOS prompt windows.

A message that recommends restarting appears.

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5Click [Yes].

CoServer restarts.

After restarting, the POST screen (or

"PRIMERGY" logo) appears.

nRunning mini-setup of the CoServer2

The running mini-setup procedure is the same as for CoServer1. Press the power switch on the front of

FT2 and turn on the power supply. For details about further operations, refer to "nRunning mini-setup

of the CoServer1" and run mini-setup.

1Turn on the power supply of FT1 and

FT2.

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After POST has nished, the OS selection window

appears.

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2Check that "Online Endurance CoServ-

er" has been selected and press the

[Enter] key.

The logon window appears.

If the above operations are not performed, after a

temporary stop (30 secs) it begins to operate as the

"Online Endurance CoServer". It is ne to move on

to the next operation.

3Enter the administrators privileges

password in FT1 and logon to CoServ-

er1.

The following window appears.

Click [Start] " [All Programs] " [Mara-

thon Endurance] " [Management Tasks]

" [FTvirtual Server] " [Start] in CoServ-

er1 in this order.

The start window of Windows setup wizard ap-

pears.

Nothing is displayed on the Endurance FTvirtual

Server Desktop momentarily, but this does not indi-

cate an error. Please wait for a short while.

5Click [Next].

Start setup. During setup enter the following pa-

rameters. All other parameters are optional. After

checking the parameter setting values, click [Next].

- License Agreement

- Personalize Your Software

(Name, organization)

- Computer name & Administrator password

- Date and Time Settings

When setup is complete, the FTvirtual Server re-

starts and the logon window appears.

6Logon to FTvirtual Server.

7Start Endurance Manager.

Click [Start]

[All Programs]

[Marathon En-

durance]

[Manager] to start Endurance Manager.

If the FTvirtual Server LAN cable is not connected

to the HUB, an error, as shown in the gure above,

will be displayed but this does not indicate an error.

Continue operations.

nRunning mini-setup of the FTvirtual server

When the server restarts, press the

power switch on the front of the server

straight away and turn off the power

supply.

8Right-click on the FTvirtual Server icon

and select "Properties".

The [Component Properties] window appears.

9Select "FTvirtual Server" from the tree

on the left, check "enabled" in "Auto-

matic start" and click [Apply].

A red warning message will appear in the top of the

properties window but it just indicates a change in

properties and will have no effect on operations.

Click [OK] to close the [Component Prop-

erties] window and Endurance Manager

will end.

Set IP addresses for the following adapt-

ers.

Because DHCP is preset to automatically acquire

IP addresses, if these IP addresses are acceptable

the following procedures are not required.

- CoServer1 "CoServer Management"

- CoServer2 "CoServer Management"

- FTvirtual Server "Local Area Connection"

"Redirected0" in CoServer1 and CoServer 2 has

been reserved for use by FTvirtual Server. Do not

bind internet protocol (TCP/IP) to these adapters.

Set the FTvirtual Server LAN IP address and the

subnet mask on the FTvirtual Server.

If optional devices have been added

before running mini-setup of the OS,

refer to the following and perform op-

erations after expansion.

- When a 5-inch internal backup device is add-

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"5.8.4 Procedure after Installing

the Internal Backup Device"

2Click [OK].

After shutting down FTvirtual Server, shutdown

CoServer1 and CoServer2 and the power supply

will be turned off automatically.

When turning on the server again after turning it off,

wait for at least ten seconds and then press the power

switch.

If the server is turned on straight after being turned

off, an error will occur that may be cause damage.

8Turning the server off

Perform shutdown in the FTvirtual Server window using the following procedures.

Click [Start]

[All Programs]

[Mara-

thon Endurance]

[Management

Tasks]

[Endurance Conguration]

[Shutdown] in this order.

A dialogue box for conrming shutdown will ap-

pear.

9Connecting the remaining LAN cables

After turning off the server, connect the remaining LAN cables as described below.

In the FT-system, all FTvirtual Server LAN (application data transmission), CoServer Link, and CoServer LANs

are used to control the system so it is important not to forget to connect the CoServer LAN cable to a HUB.

●Connecting the LAN cables

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10 Pre-operation settings

After running mini-setup of the OS, refer to the

following and perform FT-system settings.

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"Chapter 3 Pre-operation Settings"

When using UPS, perform UPS settings.

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"3.4 UPS setting"

For details about maintenance after operations have

started, refer to "User's Guide Chapter 7 Operation

and Maintenance".

11 Support and Service

lPRIMERGY information

The latest PRIMERGY, driver, and software information is

available at the address below. Use as necessary.

http://primergy.fujitsu.com

lBefore requesting repairs

If an error occurs in this server, refer to "User's Guide 7.2

Troubleshooting". If problems can still not be solved, con-

tact an ofce listed in the "Contact Information".

When contacting the ofce listed in the "Contact Informa-

tion", inform them of the product ID and manufactures

number which are detailed on labels on the base of the

server.

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