DELL 1955 Guía Del Usuario
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About Your System
Using USB Diskette or USB CD Drives
Each server module has a USB port on the front of the server module which allows you to connect a
custom cable for a diskette drive or USB CD drive. The USB drives are used to configure the server
module.
custom cable for a diskette drive or USB CD drive. The USB drives are used to configure the server
module.
NOTICE:
The system supports only Dell-branded USB 1.1 or USB 2.0 drives. The drive must be horizontal and level
to operate properly.
NOTE:
If the drive must be designated as the boot drive, connect the USB drive, restart the system, then enter the
System Setup Program and set the drive as first in the boot sequence (see "Using the System Setup Program" on
page 43). The USB device will be displayed in the boot order setup screen only if it is attached to the system before
you run the System Setup program.
page 43). The USB device will be displayed in the boot order setup screen only if it is attached to the system before
you run the System Setup program.
Hard-Drive Features
Each server module supports one or two hot-pluggable SAS hard drives, or one or two hot-pluggable
SATA hard drives. See Figure 1-4 and Table 1-3 for information on the hard-drive indicators. Different
patterns are displayed as drive events occur in the system.
SATA hard drives. See Figure 1-4 and Table 1-3 for information on the hard-drive indicators. Different
patterns are displayed as drive events occur in the system.
NOTICE:
Each server module must have a hard drive or a hard-drive blank installed in each hard-drive bay.
NOTICE:
You cannot install a SAS drive and a SATA drive within a given server module (blade). However, you can
install server modules (blades) with SAS drives and server modules with SATA drives in the same server enclosure.
Network indicators
Off
Indicates that the server module does not have a link to the
Ethernet switch or pass-through module.
Ethernet switch or pass-through module.
Green on
Indicates that the server module has a valid link to the
network switch module.
network switch module.
Green blinking
Indicates network activity between the server module and
the network switch module.
the network switch module.
NOTE:
External network activity is not reported by this
indicator.
NOTE:
This network indicator may also blink green due to
systems management activity if you use the integrated NIC to
remotely access your system’s Baseboard Management
Controller (BMC). See "Baseboard Management Controller
Configuration" on page 54.
remotely access your system’s Baseboard Management
Controller (BMC). See "Baseboard Management Controller
Configuration" on page 54.
USB/video
connector
connector
None
Use the custom cable to connect external USB devices and
video to the server module.
video to the server module.
Table 1-2.
Server Module Features and Indicators (continued)
Indicator
Icon
Activity Indicator
Indicator Code