Apple xserve 1.0 マニュアル
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Remove the plastic film on the server’s cover, if present.
Summary of Hardware Installation
Installing the server in a rack involves a series of steps. These include
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unpacking the server and removing the protective faceplate from the front panel
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placing the server on a table or other flat surface and removing the top of the case
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locating and writing down the server’s hardware serial number (necessary to log in for
software setup). The serial number is on the server’s back panel.
software setup). The serial number is on the server’s back panel.
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installing any optional internal components, such as RAM or an expansion card
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installing the top of the server’s case in a rack or cabinet (you can install Xserve in a four-
post rack or cabinet or a two-post telecommunications-style, or telco, rack)
post rack or cabinet or a two-post telecommunications-style, or telco, rack)
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placing the server’s case in the rack or cabinet
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securing the server and locking the disk drives in place
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connecting the cable-management arm (four-post rack or cabinet only)
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connecting cables to the back panel and fitting them into the cable-management arm
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connecting peripheral devices to back-panel cables
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connecting a FireWire device to the front panel, if applicable
Hardware for rack installation is provided; you need a medium-sized Phillips screwdriver.
Once the hardware is installed in a rack, you can turn on the server and set up the software.
See Chapter 3, “Installing Your Server in a Rack,” in the
Xserve User’s Guide
for detailed
instructions on installing the server in a rack.
See “Where to Find Instructions for Xserve Hardware and Software” on page 6 of this booklet
for additional details about the server documentation.
for additional details about the server documentation.
Important
Two people are required to install the server or to open the server before it is
installed in a rack.
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