Fujitsu N7100 Manual

The Fujitsu N7100 is a high-performance enterprise-class server designed for mission-critical applications, featuring robust processing power, extensive storage capabilities, advanced management features, and reliable redundancy systems. Below are key sections covering specifications, installation, configuration, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

1. Features at a Glance 2. Installation 3. First-Time Setup 4. Specifications 5. Controls and Settings 6. Connecting Peripherals 7. System Management 8. Security Features 9. Maintenance & Updates 10. Regulatory Information 11. Troubleshooting

Features at a Glance

Key components: Dual processor architecture, hot-swappable drives, redundant power supplies, integrated management controller, multiple network interfaces.

FeatureDescription
Processor SupportDual Intel Xeon processors up to 3.2GHz
Memory CapacityUp to 512GB DDR4 ECC registered memory
Storage Bays8 hot-swappable 2.5" drive bays
RAID SupportHardware RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60
Network InterfacesDual 10GbE SFP+ ports, quad 1GbE RJ45 ports
Power SupplyDual 800W hot-swappable redundant PSUs
ManagementIntegrated Remote Management Controller (iRMC)
Expansion Slots4 PCIe 3.0 expansion slots
Front PanelPower button, status LEDs, USB ports
Cooling SystemHot-swappable redundant fans

Installation

Unpack and inspect contents. Install in rack or suitable server environment.

  1. Rack mounting: Use provided rails; ensure proper ventilation space.
  2. Power connection: Connect to UPS or stable power source.
  3. Network connection: Connect network cables to appropriate ports.
  4. Peripheral connection: Connect keyboard, mouse, and monitor for initial setup.

WARNING! Server is heavy; use two people for installation. Ensure proper grounding.

First-Time Setup

Power on server; access BIOS setup utility.

  1. BIOS configuration: Press F2 during boot to enter setup.
  2. RAID configuration: Configure storage arrays using RAID setup utility.
  3. Operating system installation: Boot from installation media.
  4. Network configuration: Set IP addresses and network settings.
  5. Management setup: Configure iRMC for remote management.

CAUTION! Handle components with anti-static precautions. Follow ESD safety procedures.

Specifications

Controls and Settings

Front panel controls: Power button, reset button, system status LEDs, USB ports.

Management Interface: iRMC web interface, command line interface, SNMP support.

BIOS Settings: Processor configuration, memory settings, boot order, power management. RAID Configuration: Array creation, disk initialization, cache settings. Network Settings: IP configuration, VLAN settings, teaming configurations. System Monitoring: Temperature monitoring, fan speed control, power consumption.

Connecting Peripherals

Network: Ethernet cables to network ports. Storage: SAS/SATA cables to storage arrays. Management: Network cable to dedicated management port.

  1. Ensure server is powered off before connecting internal components.
  2. Use appropriate cables for each connection type.
  3. Verify all connections are secure and properly seated.
  4. Connect KVM for local management if required.

Tip: Label all cables for easy identification and maintenance.

System Management

Remote management via iRMC web interface.

  1. Access iRMC: Connect to dedicated management port IP address.
  2. User authentication: Login with administrator credentials.
  3. System monitoring: View hardware status, temperatures, power usage.
  4. Remote control: Virtual keyboard, video, mouse (KVM) over IP.
  5. Event logging: View system events and alerts.
  6. Firmware updates: Upload and apply firmware updates.
  7. Power management: Remote power control, scheduled power operations.
  8. Backup configuration: Save and restore system configurations.

WARNING! Maintain secure access to management interface. Change default passwords.

Security Features

Hardware Security: TPM 2.0 module, secure boot, trusted platform module. Access Control: User authentication, role-based access control, audit logging. Network Security: SSL encryption for management, IP filtering, secure protocols.

Maintenance & Updates

Regular maintenance: Check system logs, monitor hardware health, clean air filters. Firmware updates: Download from Fujitsu support website; apply through iRMC.

CAUTION! Always backup configuration before updates. Follow update procedures carefully.

Regulatory Information

FCC Part 15 Class A: Complies with limits for digital devices. CE Marking: Conforms to European directives. RoHS Compliant: Meets restriction of hazardous substances requirements. Copyright © 2023 Fujitsu Limited; all rights reserved. For technical support, visit www.fujitsu.com/global/services/infrastructure or contact your local Fujitsu support center.

Troubleshooting

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
Server won't power onPower supply, connectionsCheck power cables; verify PSU status LEDs; test with single PSU.
No network connectivityCables, configurationVerify cable connections; check network settings; test with different port.
Drive not recognizedConnection, RAIDReseat drive and cables; check RAID configuration; replace faulty drive.
Overheating warningsCooling, environmentCheck fan operation; ensure proper ventilation; clean air filters.
Management interface inaccessibleNetwork, configurationVerify management port IP; reset iRMC; check network connectivity.

Reset: iRMC reset button or system reset through management interface.

Service: Contact Fujitsu technical support; refer to service tag for warranty information.

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