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Index-4 Sun Fire X4100 and Sun Fire X4200 Servers Service Manual • June 2006
N
NMI dump switch SW2 2-33
noise emission specs
Sun Fire X4100 A-2
Sun Fire X4200 A-4
O
Option ROM size 2-5
options available 1-8
P
P4 jumper 2-28
P5 jumper 2-31
part number, see the number under Numerics at the
beginning of this Index
passwords, resetting 2-28
PCI-X
slot BIOS priority 2-5
slot speeds, Sun Fire X4100 3-61
slot speeds, Sun Fire X4200 4-62
PCI-X cards
Sun Fire X4100 3-60
Sun Fire X4200 4-61
physical specs
Sun Fire X4100 A-1
Sun Fire X4200 A-3
pinouts, See connector pinouts
POST
changing options B-3
code checkpoints B-7
codes table B-5
overview B-1
redirecting console output B-2
Power button location 2-2
power distribution board
Sun Fire X4100 3-66
Sun Fire X4200 4-67
power off
maintenance procedure for Sun Fire X4100 3-2
maintenance procedure for Sun Fire X4200 4-2
power specs
Sun Fire X4100 A-1
Sun Fire X4200 A-3
power supply
connector pinouts D-21
status LEDs C-3
Sun Fire X4100 3-64
Sun Fire X4200 4-65
Power Supply/Rear Fan Tray Fault LED C-2
Power/OK LED C-2
powering off the server 2-3
powering on the server 2-2
power-on self-test, See POST
product updates -xi
R
RAID
activating an array E-47
creating RAID 0 volume E-44
creating RAID 1 volume E-45
creating second RAID volume E-46
deleting an array E-48
locating a disk drive E-48
managing hot spares E-46
synchronizing arrays E-47
viewing RAID volume properties E-47
rear fan tray
fault LED C-3
Sun Fire X4200 4-72
redirecting console output B-2
related documentation -xii
replaceable component locations
Sun Fire X4100 3-6
Sun Fire X4200 4-6
replaceable components list 1-8
Reset switch SW3 2-33
resetting passwords 2-28
S
safety guidelines -xi
sample BIOS setup screens 2-8
SAS BIOS
activating a RAID array E-47
configuration tasks E-41
Configuration Utility screens E-4
creating RAID 0 volume E-44
creating RAID 1 volume E-45
creating second RAID volume E-46
deleting a RAID array E-48
exiting Configuration Utility E-40
initialize with BIOS Boot Specification E-2
locating a RAID disk E-48