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Chapter 3
Getting Ready to Install
As noted previously, you can install the server in a four-post rack of varying depth or a two-
post rack. Instructions for these procedures are given below. Preparations for installing are
the same regardless of the type of rack you use.
post rack. Instructions for these procedures are given below. Preparations for installing are
the same regardless of the type of rack you use.
Before beginning work with the server and rack, make the following preparations.
m If possible, arrange to work with another person as you prepare the server and install it in
a rack.
m Assemble the tools, brackets, and connectors you’ll need for the installation. (Everything
except the screwdrivers is provided with the server.)
m A medium-sized Phillips screwdriver. If you have a power screwdriver, use it.
m A very small Phillips screwdriver (needed for a four-post rack if you are attaching the
cable-management arm).
m For a four-post rack that is between 29 and 36 inches deep, you’ll use two small
brackets (each has two rivets), two long U-shaped braces, and eight attachment
screws. Also get the cable-management arm and the two screws to attach it to the
server.
screws. Also get the cable-management arm and the two screws to attach it to the
server.
m For a four-post rack that is 24 or 26 inches deep, you’ll use two small brackets (each
with one post), four attachment screws, and two short screws.
m For a two-post rack, you’ll use two L-shaped brackets, four attachment screws, and four
short screws.
Note: Two sets of screws are provided with the server. One set (English) is 10/32 inches
in diameter; the other set is size M5 metric and fits racks with metric holes. Check the
documentation for your rack and use the appropriate set of screws; most racks use one
of the two sizes. If screws are provided with your rack, you can use those as well.
in diameter; the other set is size M5 metric and fits racks with metric holes. Check the
documentation for your rack and use the appropriate set of screws; most racks use one
of the two sizes. If screws are provided with your rack, you can use those as well.
m To measure and mark the position of the server in the rack, you may want to use a
straightedge, such as a yardstick. You’ll also need a pen or pencil and some masking tape
or similar tape.
or similar tape.
m Clear a table, cart, or other flat surface near the rack. You’ll need to put the server on it
temporarily during installation, and you can use it to lay out the brackets and screws you’ll
use to attach the server to the rack.
use to attach the server to the rack.
Determine the Position for the Server in the Rack
Review the guidelines for positioning the server in the rack (see “Guidelines for Server
Installation” on page 19). Then follow these steps to measure and mark its specific location.
Installation” on page 19). Then follow these steps to measure and mark its specific location.
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Determine the exact position where you want to attach the server and mark it on one side of
the rack.
the rack.
Important
Check the documentation for your rack for any special requirements.