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Chapter 2: Hardware setup
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2.5.2 Installing an M.2 expansion card
You can install an M.2 expansion card on the provided M.2 slot onboard.
To install an M.2 expansion card:
1. Prepare your M.2 expansion card.
2. Align and insert the M.2 card into the M.2 slot onboard as shown.
3. Secure the M.2 card with a screw.
Содержание
- Rs500 e8 series 1
- E9354 first edition june 2014 2
- Chapter 1 product introduction 3
- Contents 3
- Chapter 3 installation options 4
- Chapter 4 motherboard info 4
- Chapter 5 bios setup 4
- Contents 4
- Chapter 6 raid configuration 5
- Contents 5
- Appendix a contact information 6
- Chapter 7 driver installation 6
- Contents 6
- Canadian department of communications statement 7
- Federal communications commission statement 7
- Notices 7
- Class 1 laser product 8
- Electrical safety 8
- Operation safety 8
- Safety information 8
- Australia statement notice 9
- About this guide 10
- Audience 10
- Contents 10
- Bold text indicates a menu or an item to select 11
- Command line command line format a s 11
- Command means that you must type the command 11
- Conventions 11
- Exactly as shown then supply the required exactly as shown then supply the required 11
- Example at the dos prompt type the example at the dos prompt type the 11
- If you must press two or more keys simultaneously 11
- Italics used to emphasize a word or a phrase 11
- Item or value enclosed in brackets item or value enclosed in brackets 11
- Keys enclosed in the less than and greater than 11
- Means that you must press 11
- References 11
- Sign means that you must press the enclosed key sign means that you must press the enclosed key 11
- The enter or return key the enter or return key 11
- The key names are linked with a plus sign the key names are linked with a plus sign 11
- Typography 11
- Product introduction 13
- System package contents 14
- Serial number label 15
- Asus z10pr d16 server board the server supports intel 16
- Chapter 1 product introduction 16
- Core logic 16
- E5 2600 processor v3 plus other latest technologies through the chipsets 16
- Expansion slots follow ssi location 16
- Graphic 16
- Hdd bays 16
- Lga2011 3 intel 16
- Memory 16
- Model name rs500 e8 ps4 rs500 e8 rs4 16
- Networking 16
- Onboard 16
- Processor support system bus 16
- Storage 16
- System fans 16
- Systemspecifications 16
- The asus rs500 e8 series is a 1u barebone server system featuring the 16
- Asus rs500 e8 series 17
- Dimension hh x ww x dd 17
- Environment 17
- Management solution 17
- Model name rs500 e8 ps4 rs500 e8 rs4 17
- Net weight kg cpu dram hdd not included 17
- Onboard i o connectors 17
- Os support 17
- Power rating 17
- Power supply 17
- Asset tag 18
- Chapter 1 product introduction 18
- Front panel features 18
- Refer to the front panel leds section for the led descriptions 18
- The asset tag is a simple but useful device that is conveniently located on the front panel of the server that you can pull out or easily slide back in it has a piece of paper that allows you to write down important information about to the server 18
- The barebone server displays a simple yet stylish front panel with easily accessible features the power and reset buttons led indicators and usb port for each node are located on the front panel 18
- Turn off the system power and detach the power supply before removing or replacing any system component 18
- Asus rs500 e8 series 19
- Rear panel features 19
- The ports for the usb vga and gigabit lans do not appear on the rear panel if the motherboards are not present 19
- The rear panel includes the expansion slots system power sockets and rear fans the i o shields with openings for the rear panel connectors on the motherboard are also placed in the real panel 19
- This port is for asus asmb8 ikvm controller only 19
- Internal features 20
- Front panel leds 21
- Led information 21
- Hdd status led 22
- Lan rj 45 leds 22
- Chapter 2 23
- Hardware information 23
- Chassis cover 24
- Removing the rear cover 24
- Asus rs500 e8 series 25
- Central processing unit cpu 25
- Installing the cpu 25
- Remove the air duct 25
- The motherboard comes with a surface mount lga 2011 3 socket designed for the inte 25
- To install a cpu 25
- Xeon e5 2600 v3 processor family 25
- Apply some thermal interface material to the exposed area of the cpu that the heatsink will be in contact with 31
- Asus rs500 e8 series 31
- Connect the cpu fan cable to the connector on the motherboard labeled cpu_fan1 cpu_fan2 31
- Memory configurations 32
- Overview 32
- System memory 32
- Asus rs500 e8 series 33
- Dual cpu configuration 33
- Single cpu configuration 33
- Single cpu configuration must be installed on cpu1 33
- You can refer to the following recommended memory population for a dual cpu configuration 33
- You can refer to the following recommended memory population for a single cpu configuration 33
- Installing a dimm 34
- Removing a dimm 34
- Hard disk drives 35
- Expansion slot 37
- Installing an expansion card to the riser card bracket 37
- Installing an m expansion card 38
- Installing a mezzanine card 39
- Configuring an expansion card 40
- Standard interrupt assignments 40
- Chapter 2 hardware setup 42
- Sata sas backplane cabling 42
- Removable optional components 43
- System fans 43
- Installation options 45
- Tool less friction rail kit 46
- Chapter 3 installation options 48
- Lift the server chassis and insert into the rack rail 48
- Motherboard info 49
- Layout contents 50
- Motherboard layout 50
- Jumpers 52
- Internal connectors 56
- Atx power connectors 24 pin eatxpwr1 8 pin eatx12v1 8 pin eatx12v2 60
- Chapter 4 motherboard information 60
- Theseconnectorsarefortheatxpowersupplyplugs thepowersupplyplugsare designedtofittheseconnectorsinonlyoneorientation findtheproperorientationand pushdownfirmlyuntiltheconnectorscompletelyfit 60
- Onboard leds 66
- Bios setup 71
- Asus crashfree bios 3 utility 72
- Managing and updating your bios 72
- Recovering the bios from a usb flash drive 72
- Asus ez flash 2 utility 73
- Asus tek ezflash utility 73
- Current platform platform z10pr d16 version 0020 build date 04 25 2014 73
- New platform platform z10pr d16 version 0022 build date 05 05 2014 73
- Up down left right switch enter choose q exit 73
- Bupdater utility 74
- Updating the bios file 74
- Asus rs500 e8 series 75
- Do not shut down or reset the system while updating the bios to prevent system boot failure 75
- The utility returns to the dos prompt after the bios update process is completed rebootthesystemfromtheharddiskdrive 75
- Theutilityverifiesthefile thenstartsupdatingthebiosfile 75
- Bios setup program 76
- Bios menu screen 77
- Menu bar 77
- Configuration fields 78
- General help 78
- Menu items 78
- Navigation keys 78
- Pop up window 78
- Scroll bar 78
- Submenu items 78
- Main menu 79
- System date day xx xx xxxx 79
- System time xx xx xx 79
- Advanced menu 80
- Chapter 5 bios setup 80
- The advanced menu items allow you to change the settings for the cpu and other system devices 80
- Acpi settings 81
- Enable acpi auto configuration disabled 81
- Enable hibernation enabled 81
- Smart self test disabled 81
- Smart settings 81
- Change settings auto 82
- Nct6779d super io configuration 82
- Serial port 1 serial port 2 configuration 82
- Serial port enabled 82
- Intel i210 lan1 enable intel i210 lan2 enable enabled 83
- Intel lan i210 configuration 83
- Intel lan rom type pxe 83
- Com1 com2 84
- Console redirection disabled 84
- Console redirection settings 84
- Serial port console redirection 84
- Console redirection disabled 85
- Serial port for out of band management windows emergency management 85
- Services ems 85
- Console redirection settings 86
- Power on by pcie disabled 87
- Power on by ring disabled 87
- Power on by rtc disabled 87
- Restore ac power loss last state 87
- Above 4g decoding disabled 88
- Load rt32 image enabled 88
- Pci subsystem settings 88
- Sr iov support disabled 88
- Network stack configuration 89
- Network stack disabled 89
- Boot option filter legacy only 90
- Csm configuration 90
- Csm support enabled 90
- Gatea20 active upon request 90
- Network storage video legacy 90
- Option rom messages force bios 90
- Other pci device legacy 90
- Configuration 91
- Security device support disabled 91
- Trusted computing 91
- Ehci hand off disabled 92
- Legacy usb support enabled 92
- Port 60 64 emulation enabled 92
- Usb configuration 92
- Usb mass storage driver support enabled 92
- Xhci hand off enabled 92
- Device power up delay auto 93
- Device reset time out 20 sec 93
- Iscsi configuration 93
- Usb hardware delays and time outs 93
- Usb transfer time out 20 sec 93
- Enable intel txt support disabled 95
- Execute disable bit enabled 95
- Hyper threading enabled 95
- Per socket configuration 95
- Processor configuration 95
- Vmx enabled 95
- Adjacent cache prefetch enabled 96
- Aes ni enabled 96
- Dca prefetch delay 32 96
- Dcu ip prefetcher enabled 96
- Dcu mode 32k 8way without ecc 96
- Dcu streamer prefetcher enabled 96
- Direct cache access dca auto 96
- Down stream peci disabled 96
- Enable smx disabled 96
- Hardware prefetcher enabled 96
- X2apic enabled 96
- Advanced power management configuration 97
- Config tdp disabled 97
- Cpu advanced pm turning 97
- Energy perf bias 97
- Power technology energy efficient 97
- Common refcode configuration 98
- Numa enabled 98
- Link frequency select auto 99
- Link speed mode fast 99
- Qpi configuration 99
- Qpi general configuration 99
- Qpi link0p enable enable 99
- Qpi link1 enable enable 99
- Qpi status 99
- Data scrambling auto 100
- Ecc support auto 100
- Enable adr disabled 100
- Enforce por auto 100
- Enhanced log parsing disabled 100
- Halt on mem training error enabled 100
- Memory configuration 100
- Memory frequency auto 100
- C a parity enable auto 101
- Memory thermal 101
- Memory topology 101
- Memory map 102
- Memory ras configuration 102
- Ev dfx features disabled 103
- Iio configuration 103
- Intel vt for directed i o vt d 103
- Pci express global options 103
- Pcie slot option rom configuration 103
- Pch configuration 104
- Pch devices 104
- Pci express configuration 104
- Configure ssata as ahci 105
- Pch ssata configuration 105
- Sata mode options 105
- Ssata controller enabled 105
- Support aggressive link power management enabled 105
- Configure sata as ahci 106
- Pch sata configuration 106
- Sata controller enabled 106
- Sata port 1 6 106
- Sata port 1 sata port 2 sata port 3 sata port 4 106
- Support aggressive link power management enabled 106
- Usb configuration 106
- Xhci mode auto 106
- Pch thermal device auto 107
- Platform thermal configuration 107
- Usb 3 port 1 2 enabled 107
- Usb port 1 2 3 4 enabled 107
- Usb ports per port disable control disabled 107
- Active video offboard device 108
- Alert enable lock disabled 108
- Miscellaneous configuration 108
- Server me configuration 108
- Os watchdog timer disabled 109
- Runtime error logging 109
- Runtime error logging support 109
- Server mgmt menu 109
- Whea support disabled 109
- Os wtd timer policy reset 110
- Os wtd timer timeout 10 minutes 110
- Serial mux disabled 110
- System event log 110
- Bmc network configuration 111
- Ipv6 bmc network configuration 111
- View system event log 111
- Ipv6 bmc lan option enable 112
- Change smbios event log settings 114
- Enabling disabling options 114
- Erase event log no 114
- Erasing settings 114
- Event logs menu 114
- Smbios event log enabled 114
- When log is full do nothing 114
- Convert oem codes disabled 115
- Custom option 115
- Log oem codes enabled 115
- Log system boot event disabled 115
- Meci 1 115
- Metw 60 115
- Smbios event log standard settings 115
- View smbios event log 115
- Cpu fan1 2 frnt fan1 mode generic mode 116
- Cpu fan1 2 speed frnt fan1 5 speed rear fan1 2 speed 116
- Cpu1 2 temperature xxx c xxx f 116
- Frnt fan2 3 4 5 rear fan1 2 mode generic mode 116
- Monitor menu 116
- Vccio vcore1 2 voltage vddq_ab_cpu1 voltage vddq_cd_cpu1 116
- Voltage vddq_ef_cpu2 voltage vddq_gh_cpu2 voltage 5vsb voltage 5v voltage 12v voltage 3 v voltage vbat voltage 3 vsb voltage 116
- Xxxx rpm or n a 116
- Administrator password 117
- Security menu 117
- Secure boot menu 118
- User password 118
- Boot logo display auto 120
- Boot menu 120
- Boot option priorities 120
- Bootup numlock state on 120
- Chassis intrusion warning 120
- Setup prompt timeout xx 120
- Asus ez flash 121
- Hard drive bbs priorities network device bbs priorities 121
- Set the booting order of network devices 121
- Tool menu 121
- Discard changes 122
- Discard changes exit 122
- Discard changes reset 122
- Exit menu 122
- Save changes 122
- Save changes reset 122
- Save options 122
- Boot override 123
- Launch efi shell from filesystem device 123
- Restore defaults 123
- Restore user defaults 123
- Save as user defaults 123
- Chapter 5 bios setup 124
- Raid configuration 125
- Raid definitions 126
- Setting up raid 126
- Installing hard disk drives 127
- Raid configuration utilities 127
- Setting the raid item in bios 127
- Lsi software raid configuration utility 128
- Creating a raid set 129
- Using easy configuration 129
- Chapter 5 raid configuration 130
- Cursor keys space de select f2 chidinfo f3 slotinfo f10 configure esc quit 130
- Easy configuration array selection menu 130
- Select configurable array s 130
- Space sel enter endarray f10 configure f2 drive info f3 virtual drives f4 hsp 130
- The information of the selected hard disk drive displays at the bottom of the screen 130
- To configure array setting 130
- To select the configurable array 130
- When selected the drive indicator changes from ready to onlin ax y where x is the array number and y is the drive number 130
- You need at least four identical hard disk drives when creating a raid 10 set 130
- You need at least two identical hard disk drives when creating a raid 1 set 130
- 148 80gb 2 64kb online 131
- Again the virtual drive information appears including a virtual drive menu that allows you to change the virtual drive parameters 131
- Easy configuration array selection menu 131
- Ld raid size stripes stripsz status 131
- Raid level 131
- Virtual drive 0 131
- Virtual drive s configured 131
- 148 80gb 2 64kb online 132
- Change dwc 132
- Chapter 5 raid configuration 132
- Easy configuration array selection menu 132
- Enabling dwc can improve the performance but with the risk of data loss 132
- Ld raid size stripes stripsz status 132
- Select units for vd size 132
- Virtual drive 0 132
- Virtual drive s configured 132
- When creating a when creating a raid 0 set proceed to step 12 132
- 148 80gb 2 64kb online 133
- Configuration menu 133
- Easy configuration array selection menu 133
- Follow step 2 to 12 to configure additional virtual drives 133
- Ld raid size stripes stripsz status 133
- Save configuration 133
- Virtual drive 0 133
- Virtual drive s configured 133
- Using new configuration 134
- Adding a new raid configuration 135
- Adding or viewing a raid configuration 135
- Initializing the virtual drives 136
- Using the initialize command 136
- 148 80gb 2 64kb online 137
- Completed 137
- Easy configuration array selection menu 137
- Init of vd is in process 137
- Initialize 137
- Initializing a virtual drive erases all data on the drive 137
- Ld raid size stripes stripsz status 137
- Vd 0 initialization complete press esc 137
- Virtual drive s configured 137
- Virtual drives 137
- Chapter 5 raid configuration 138
- Objects 138
- To initialize the virtual drives using the objects command 138
- Using the objects command 138
- Virtual drive 1 138
- Initialize 139
- Objects 139
- To start initialization 139
- Use cursor keys to navigate between items and press enter to select an option 139
- Virtual drive 0 139
- Virtual drive 1 139
- Rebuilding failed drives 140
- Rebuild physical drives selection menu 141
- Space de select f10 start rebuild f2 drive information f3 view virtual drives 141
- To rebuild the drive 141
- When rebuild is complete press any key to continue 141
- Checking the drives for data consistency 142
- Using the check consistency command 142
- Using the objects command 144
- Deleting a raid configuration 145
- Selecting the boot drive from a raid set 146
- Enabling writecache 147
- Before you proceed ensure that you have installed the serial ata hard disk drives have set the correct jumper settings of the motherboard and have set the correct sata mode in the bios setup you can refer to sections installing hard disk drives setting jumpers and setting the raid mode in bios for more information 148
- Chapter 5 raid configuration 148
- Option rom utility 148
- Rapid storage technology enterprise sata 148
- Rapid storage technology enterprise sata option rom utility 148
- Rapid storage technology enterprise sata option rom utility allows you to create raid 0 raid 1 raid 10 raid 1 0 and raid 5 set from serial ata hard disk drives that are connected to the serial ata connectors supported by the southbridge 148
- The inte 148
- The navigation keys at the bottom of the screen allow you to move through the menus the navigation keys at the bottom of the screen allow you to move through the menus and select the menu options 148
- The raid bios setup screens shown in this section are for reference only and may not exactly match the items on your screen 148
- To display the utility main menu 148
- To launch the inte 148
- Turn on the system 148
- Creating a raid set 149
- To create a raid set 149
- To select the hard disk drives that you want to include in the raid set 149
- When you are done 149
- Deleting a raid set 151
- Take caution when deleting a raid set you will lose all data on the hard disk drives when you delete a raid set 151
- To delete a raid set 151
- To return to the delete volume menu 151
- Chapter 5 raid configuration 152
- Resetting disks to non raid 152
- Take caution before you reset a raid volume hard disk drive to non raid resetting a raid volume hard disk drive deletes all internal raid structure on the drive 152
- To reset a raid set 152
- To return to the utility main menu 152
- When you are done 152
- Exiting the intel 153
- Rapid storage technology enterprise 153
- Rebuilding the raid 153
- Rebuilding the raid with other non raid disk 153
- Sata option rom utility 153
- Rebuilding the raid with a new hard disk 154
- Setting the boot array in the bios setup utility 155
- Rapid storage technology enterprise 156
- Windows 156
- Creating a raid set 157
- Changing a volume type 159
- Deleting a volume 160
- Preferences 161
- Chapter 5 raid configuration 162
- Driver installation 163
- Creating a raid driver disk 164
- Raid driver installation 164
- During window 166
- Installing the raid controller driver 166
- Server 2008 os installation 166
- Enterprise linux os 5 168
- Red ha 168
- Enterprise linux os 6 170
- Red ha 170
- Z10pr d16 7 9 171
- Preparing the linux driver 173
- Installing suse 11 linux os 174
- 14 chapter 6 driver installation 176
- Contact 176
- Drivers 176
- Installation installation 176
- Makedisk 176
- Management applications and utilities 176
- Manual 176
- Running the support dvd 176
- The main screen of the support dvd contains the following tabs 176
- The support dvd that is bundled with your motherboard contains drivers management applications and utilities that you can install to maximize the features of your motherboard 176
- Utilities 176
- When you place the support dvd into the optical drive the dvd automatically displays the main screen if autorun is enabled in your computer by default the drivers tab is displayed 176
- Drivers menu tab 177
- Utilities menu tab 177
- Makedisk menu tab 178
- Manual menu 178
- Contact information menu 179
- Chipset device software installation 180
- I350 am1 i350 am2 i210 182
- Installing the intel 182
- X540 bt2 gigabit adapters driver x540 bt2 gigabit adapters driver 182
- Vga driver installation 185
- Installation installation 187
- Rapid storage technology enterprise 4 187
- Asus contact information 192
- Asustek computer inc 192
- Asustek computer inc china 192
- Asustek computer inc taiwan 192
- Technical support 192
- Asus computer gmbh germany and austria 193
- Asus computer international america 193
- Asus contact information 193
- Asus czech service s r o europe 193
- Technical support 193
- Ask service russia and cis 194
- Asus contact information 194
- Asus holland bv the netherlands 194
- Asus polska sp z o o poland 194
- Technical support 194
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