Sun Microsystems Fire V240 Product Notes
Sun Microsystems Fire V240 is a powerful server designed for businesses seeking reliable and scalable computing solutions. With its preinstalled Solaris Operating Environment and Sun ONE software suite, it offers a wide range of capabilities for web serving, application hosting, and collaboration. The Fire V240 is equipped with high-speed processors, ample memory, and a flexible storage configuration, making it suitable for demanding workloads and data-intensive applications.
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February 2004, Revision A
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Introduction
This document contains information that became available after the platform documentation was printed. It contains the following sections:
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“Contents of the Ship Kit” on page 2
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“Preinstalled Software” on page 2
“Sun ONE Software” on page 3
“Unpacking the Server” on page 3
“Opening the Bezel” on page 4
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“Status Indicators: Hard Disk Drive” on page 4
“Powering On the Server From the Keyboard” on page 5
“Compliance and Safety Manual” on page 5
“Sun MC” on page 5
“Motherboard Jumper Information” on page 6
“Sun Fire V240 Server: Power Supply Unit Removal” on page 9
“Air Duct” on page 9
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“Replacing the System Board” on page 9
“Replacing the Battery” on page 10
“High-speed Serial Interface Adapter” on page 10
“Acoustic Noise Generated” on page 10
“Installing a Hard Disk Drive” on page 11
“PCI Cards” on page 11
“USB Circuit Breakers” on page 12
“Rackmounting the Server” on page 12
“SunVTS Tests” on page 15
“Additional ALOM Information” on page 16
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Contents of the Ship Kit
The table below replaces that given in Chapter 1 of the Sun Fire V210 and V240
Servers Installation Guide.
TABLE 1
Contents of the Sun Fire V210 and V240 Servers Ship Kit
Description
Rackmount kit
System key
(For use with Sun Fire V240 server only)
Antistatic wrist strap
RJ-45 to DB-9 adapter
RJ-45 to DB-25 adapter
Cat5 RJ-45 cable
Sun Fire V210 and V240 Server Quick Start Guide
Sun Fire V210 and V240 Server Compliance and Safety
Guide
Sun Fire V210 and V240 Server Installation Guide
Sun Fire V210 and V240 Server Documentation CD
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Quantity
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Part Number
370-5707-xx
250-1317-xx
250-1691-xx
530-3100-xx
530-2889-xx
530-2961-xx
816-4824-xx
817-1462-xx
816-4825-xx
818-0325-xx
Preinstalled Software
The Solaris Operating Environment is preinstalled on the Sun Fire V210 and V240 servers.
To identify which specific version of the software is installed on your server, use the cat /etc/release command.
When you first power on the server, you are given an option to choose either Solaris
8, 07/03 or Solaris 9, 8/03. When you choose one version, the other is deleted and you will not subsequently be able to use it.
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Sun ONE Software
The Sun Fire V210 and V240 servers ship with Sun ONE software preinstalled. The packages are:
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Sun ONE Web Server 6.0 (60 days try and buy) http://docs.sun.com/source/816-5683-10/index.html
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Sun ONE Application Server 7, Platform Edition (free) http://docs.sun.com/db/prod/
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Sun ONE Application Server 7, Standard Edition (60 days try and by) http://docs.sun.com/db/prod/
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Sun ONE Mail Server 5.2 (free for the first 200 mailboxes) http://docs.sun.com/source/816-6014-10/index.html
Sun ONE Calendar Server 5.1.1
http://docs.sun.com/source/816-6414-10/index.html
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Sun ONE Instant Collaboration Pack 3.0.1 (free for the first 200 mailboxes) http://docs.sun.com/source/816-5809-10/index.html
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Sun ONE Directory Server 5.1 (Free license for 200K entries) http://docs.sun.com/source/816-5610-10/index.html
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Sun ONE Active Server Pages V3.6.2
Includes installation documentation.
Sun ONE Studio 4, update 1 (free) http://docs.sun.com/source/817-1144/index.html
Unpacking the Server
Caution – The servers ship with cardboard packing installed behind the front bezel.
Open the bezel and remove the filler panel before you power the server on.
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Opening the Bezel
Grip the bezel at the points marked by green triangles at each end of the bezel to open it. Do not attempt to open the bezel using a single gripping point or by holding the middle of the bezel, as this could damage it.
Status Indicators: Hard Disk Drive
This section corrects page 9 of the Sun Fire V210 and V240 Servers Administration
Guide. The hard disk drive indicators are arranged as shown in FIGURE 1 .
Ready to remove (blue)
HDD
Activity (green)
FIGURE 1
Location of Hard Disk Drive Indicators
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Powering On the Server From the
Keyboard
There is an error in Chapter 4 of the Sun Fire V210 and V240 Servers Installation Guide.
In the subsection called “To Power On From the Keyboard” (pages 42-45), there is another step that you need to perform after typing the poweron command in step 5.
The final step is as follows:
6. At the console sc> prompt, type the following to access the server: sc> console
Compliance and Safety Manual
The part number given in the preface of the Sun Fire V210 and V240 Servers Parts
Replacement Manual (816-4827-10) is incorrect.
The correct part number of the Sun Fire V210 and V240 Servers Compliance and Safety
Manual is 817-1462-10.
Sun MC
The Sun Management Center section of the Sun Fire V210 and V240 Servers
Administration Guide refers to the Sun Management Center Software User’s Guide.
Additional information is available, in the Sun Management Center 3.0 Supplement for
Sun Fire, Sun Blade and Netra Systems (817-1007-10).
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Motherboard Jumper Information
The table below provides default jumper settings. This information is provided to enable Sun service personnel to restore the default system jumper configuration. If you are not a Sun service engineer, do not change jumper settings.
Note – Changing the setting for JP1 could cause damage to the server.
TABLE 2
Jumper ID
JP1
JP2
Default Jumper settings
Default setting
1-2: Fitted
3-4: Fitted
5-6: Not Fitted
7-8: Not Fitted
9-10: Fitted
1-2: Not Fitted
JP3
JP4
JP5
JP6
JP8
JP10
JP11
Additional information
Processor core voltage. Do not alter this jumper setting.
1-2: Not Fitted
1-2: Fitted
3-4: Not Fitted
5-6: Not Fitted
7-8: Not Fitted
9-10: Not Fitted
1-2: Not Fitted
ALOM Flash ROM swap halves. Only service personnel should modify this setting. Fitting a jumper effects the swap.
ALOM reset. Used for testing the system only.
System configuration. Do not alter this jumper setting.
1-2: Fitted (this is nonfunctional setting)
2-3: Not Fitted
1-2: Fitted
2-3: Not Fitted
1-2: Not Fitted
1-2: Not Fitted
ATAPI device master/slave. Do not alter this jumper setting.
ROMBO enable. Only service personnel should modify this setting. Fit jumper to 2-3 to enable
ROMBO.
Clear CMOS. Only service personnel should modify this setting. Fit jumper to 2-3 to clear
CMOS.
Override PSON#. Only service personnel should modify this setting.
ROM write-protect. Only service personnel should modify this setting.
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TABLE 2
Jumper ID
JP12
JP13
JP14
Default Jumper settings
Default setting
1-2: Not Fitted
1-2: Fitted (this is nonfunctional setting)
2-3: Not Fitted
1-2: Not Fitted
Additional information
ALOM console bypass. Only service personnel should modify this setting.
OBP Flash ROM swap halves. Only service personnel should modify this setting. Fit jumper to 2-3 to effect swap.
ALOM AFT mode. Used for testing the system only.
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memory
CPU
JP12
JP14
JP9
JP2
CPU
JP1
JP3
JP4
JP11
JP10 JP6
JP13
JP8
JP5
FIGURE 2 Jumper Locations
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Sun Fire V240 Server: Power Supply Unit
Removal
Power supply units on the Sun Fire V240 server cannot be removed from the server until the power cable has been disconnected from the inlet socket.
When disconnecting a power cable from a PSU inlet socket, make sure you are disconnecting from the PSU you intend to remove from the server.
Air Duct
The design of the air duct inside the server has changed since the platform documentation went to print.
The air duct no longer screws into place, as described in the Sun Fire V210 and V240
Servers Parts Replacement Manual, but clips into the chassis instead. Use the handle on top of the duct to position it correctly and clip it into the chassis.
Replacing the System Board
The CPU and System Board Assembly section of the Sun Fire V210 and V240 Servers
Parts Replacement Manual has one step missing:
● Before unscrewing the DB-9 and SCSI jackposts (step 11), remove the CPU heatsink(s).
For instructions on how to do this, refer to the “CPU Heatsink Assembly” section of the Sun Fire V210 and V240 Servers Parts Replacement Manual.
● When installing a system board, replace the CPU heatsink(s) before reconnecting the system board cables (step 6).
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Replacing the Battery
When replacing the battery, always use a replacement of an identical type to that removed.
High-speed Serial Interface Adapter
Because of the design of the key-ways on the edge-connector of the Sun High-speed
Serial Interface Adapter (X-option number X1155A), this adapter will not fit into slot
0 of the Sun Fire V240 Server or the PCI slot of the Sun Fire V210 Server. It will fit into slots 1 and 2 of the Sun Fire V240 Server but you cannot use it in a Sun Fire
V210 Server.
Acoustic Noise Generated
The ambient temperature threshold given in Table 2-11 on page 31 of the Sun Fire
V210 and V240 Servers Installation Guide is incorrect. The correct figure is given in
TABLE 3 .
TABLE 3 Updated Acoustic Noise Generated
Server
Sun Fire V210 Server
Sun Fire V240 Server
Noise generated less than 6.7B sound power in ambient temperature of up to 24˚C, measured on a standalone system to ISO 9296 requirements less than 7.1B sound power in ambient temperature of up to 24˚C, measured on a standalone system to ISO 9296 requirements
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Installing a Hard Disk Drive show-obdiag-results Not Supported
Page 76 of the Sun Fire V210 and V240 Servers Administration Guide (816-4826-10) lists the show-obdiag-results command. This command is not implemented.
Installing a SCSI Hard Disk Drive With Solaris
Running
Page 29 of the Sun Fire V210 and V240 Servers Administration Guide (816-4826-10) documents the procedure for installing a SCSI hard disk drive while the Solaris operating environment is running. Steps 3 and 4 are not needed. The following note applies:
Note – The output text provided is example text only. In the example outputs, the disk identified is not consistent across examples. However, the format of the output is correct. The disk name will be consistent in the output you see when you type the commands.
PCI Cards
The following note refers to page 36 of the Sun Fire V210 and V240 Server Parts
Replacement Manual (817-0743-10).
Note – A 66 MHz PCI card can only perform at 33 MHz when it is attached to
PCI-1 and PCI-2.
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USB Circuit Breakers
ALOM does not monitor the USB circuit breakers.
Rackmounting the Server
This section gives some additional information about rackmounting the server. It supports the rackmounting section of the Sun Fire V210 and V240 Servers Installation
Guide (816-4825-xx).
The design of the slide assemblies has changed slightly since the platform documentation was written. The operation of the assemblies is the same, but there are some minor changes to the appearance of the sliders. See FIGURE 3 .
Revised lugs
FIGURE 3
Revised slide rail assemblies
Cable management arm
This section gives some additional help on attaching the cable management arm into the slide rail assembly. It supplements the information contained in the Sun Fire
V210 And V240 servers Installation Guide (816-4825-xx).
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See the steps in FIGURE 4 to attach the cable management arm to the slide rail assemblies.
FIGURE 4 Installing the cable management arm
When you attach cabling to the cable management arm, ensure you leave enough slack for the cable management arm to extend when the slide rail assemblies are extended. See FIGURE 5 .
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Attach cable to both parts of arm
Leave enough slack cable to allow for extension
FIGURE 5
Attaching cables to the cable management arm
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SunVTS Tests
XML Libraries
Before you install SunVTS you must load the SUNWlxml , SUNWlxmlS , and
SUNWlxmlx packages. These are not loaded by default in Solaris 8 HW 12/02.
Therefore you must add them manually from the supplemental CD supplied with
Solaris 8 HW 12/02. They are located in the following directory on the CD:
XML_Libraries_2.4.12/Product .
To load the packages onto the server, type:
# cd /cdrom/cdrom0/XML_Libraries_2.4.12/Product
# pkgadd -d . SUNWlxml SUNWlxmlx SUNWlxmlS
Additional Tests Not Included In the Manual
There are three additional tests to add to Table 5-1 in the Sun Fire V210 and V240
Servers Administration Guide:
TABLE 4
Test env6test ssptest i2c2test
Additional SunVTS Tests
Description
Checks temperature sensors, power supply status, fan speeds, keyswitch position. Tests LEDs by toggling them on and off.
Verifies functionality of ALOM hardware. Tests onboard Ethernet, flash ram, SEEPROM, TOD, I2C connections from ALOM to the host system, and serial ports.
Verifies all available I2C devices and the system bus connection.
Performs data checking for SCC and FRU seeprom devices.
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Additional ALOM Information
ALOM Documentation Updates
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For the most up-to-date documentation about ALOM check the following web sites: www.sun.com/servers (the overall product home page for servers and ALOM) docs.sun.com (the Sun documentation portal)
To set up and use ALOM on your server with the latest technical information, please download the latest version of the ALOM documentation from the web.
Email Delivery Alerts
If you have alerts configured for email delivery, ALOM waits for the success or failure confirmation from email delivery before sending the next alert. This affects event alerts sent to the ALOM shell and to syslog . If mail alerts are incorrectly configured, this could result in significant delays. These delays do not occur if email alerts are not configured.
If you are experiencing delays in alerts, check to see that the values you entered for the mgt_mailhost and mgt_mailalert configuration variables are correct. For more information about configuration variables, refer to the ALOM online help.
Do not use the scadm resetrsc command while upgrading firmware
If two users are running ALOM at the same time and one user issues the scadm resetrsc command from Solaris while the other user is updating the ALOM firmware using either the scadm download command or the ALOM shell command flashupdate , the firmware could become corrupted and cause ALOM
1.0 to be unusable.
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Do not issue the scadm resetrsc command until after the firmware update is complete.
Do not issue the scadm resetrsc command immediately after the firmware update has taken place.
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Not all console output sent to ttyb on initial redirect or ALOM server reset
If you have your console set to ttyb (10101) rather than to ttya (the ALOM serial port, labeled SER MGT), you may not see all the output from the console. This is because both OBP and POST send diagnostic output to ttya by default.
ALOM CLI command showfru does not report on memory DIMMs
When you issue the showfru command from the ALOM command shell, the command does not read the layout of the DIMMs.
Reseting the server with ALOM
If you use ALOM to reset the server and diag-switch ? is set to true, the bootscript command is not executed when the server reboots. If you use OBP to reset the server, bootscript executes correctly.
ALOM stops generating alerts/logging when mail host cannot send email
When a mail alert occurs and the mail host is unable to communicate with the network’s naming service (for example, NIS), ALOM stops generating and logging messages.
Setting the ALOM serial port speed
If you use the OpenBoot PROM (OBP) command setenv ttya-mode to change the speed of the ALOM serial port (SER MGT) to a value other than the default of 9600 baud, reset the host server. This sets the port speed to the specified value.
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To set the serial port speed back to the default value
● Type : sc> bootmode reset-nvram sc> reset
Do not use 16-character usernames
If you log in to ALOM with a 16-character username and execute the showusers command, ALOM enters a loop and refuses other connection attempts.
If you encounter this problem, telnet into the host server and use the scadm resetrsc command to reset ALOM.
Incorrect message is output and logged when
POST failure is received
When OpenBoot PROM (OBP) reports memory DIMM errors to ALOM, it sends SC alert messages with the incorrect memory slot position for the Sun Fire V210 and
V240 servers. However, the memory errors are still valid.
Swapping system configuration cards between platforms
If you remove the system configuration card (SCC) and replace it with the SCC from a system of a different platform type, the card will be reconfigured.
A message tells you when this has been done, but the system does not request confirmation before reformating the card. Therefore, take care when swapping system configuration cards, particularly between systems of different platform types.
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