NEC PROSERVA PH133 Instructions d'utilisation et d'installation

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1 Server Description

The NEC ProServa™ PH133 series of high performance Pentium® 133 MHz servers incorporate a modular

scaleable architecture that integrates a 64-bit bus interface with a Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI)

PeerBus and an Extended Industry Standard Architecture (EISA) bus. The architecture supports symmetrical

multiprocessing (SMP) and a variety of operating systems. The bus interface is capable of handling multiple

processors with multiple cache resources in a quad-processor format.

The ProServa PH server's system board provides two central processing unit (CPU) module slots, two Error

Checking and Correcting (ECC) memory module slots, four PCI slots, and six EISA bus master slots. Four

standard peripheral bays can house optional diskette drives, tape back-up, CD-ROM (standard on some

configurations), and other mass storage devices. Six hot-docking bays provide over 12 gigabytes (GB) of storage.

The docking bays allow hot-swapping of SCSI hard disk drives without shutting down the server.

All server configurations contain a 525-watt power supply, 3 1/2-inch diskette drive, ECC memory module, and

CPU module. Several configurations contain two CPU modules, one or two 2-GB hard drives, an Intel

EtherExpress™ PRO/100B Adapter board, CD-ROM reader, Intel LANDesk Server Monitor, and a redundant

array of independent disks (RAID) controller. Figure 1-1 shows a typical server configuration. Table 1-1 lists the

server configurations.

Monitoring and control of the ProServa PH servers is provided by an onboard Interrupt Control ASIC (INCA)

component and several software applications, including Intel's LANDesk™ Server Control and LANDesk

Management Suite.

As application requirements increase, you can upgrade your system with dual or quad Pentium processors,

additional memory, additional drives and add-in expansion boards, and other peripheral devices.

Figure 1-1. ProServa PH Server, Semi-exploded View

A ¾3 1/2-inch diskette drive

B ¾5 1/4-inch peripheral bays

C ¾SCSI 3 1/2-inch hard disk drive

D ¾SCSI Hot-docking bays

E ¾PCI disk array controller board (high availability

servers only)

F ¾CPU module

G ¾ECC memory module

H ¾System board

I ¾Power Supply

Table 1-1. ProServa PH Server Configurations

Server Model Configuration

ProServa

PH SMP-1/133 Base

System

Intel Pentium 133-MHz single processor

32-MB ECC system memory

1-MB synchronous secondary cache per processor

3 1/2-inch diskette drive

No hard disk

ProServa

PH SMP-1/133 Network

Ready System

Intel Pentium 133-MHz single processor

32-MB ECC system memory

1-MB synchronous secondary cache per processor

Intel EtherExpress PRO/100B Adapter LAN board

One, 2-GB Fast/Wide SCSI-2 hard disk

4X SCSI CD-ROM reader

3 1/2-inch diskette drive

ProServa

PH SMP-2/133 Base

System

Intel Pentium 133-MHz 2-way SMP processor

32-MB ECC system memory

1-MB synchronous secondary cache per processor

3 1/2-inch diskette drive

No hard disk

ProServa

PH SMP-2/133 Network

Ready System

Intel Pentium 133-MHz 2-way SMP processor

32-MB ECC system memory

1-MB synchronous secondary cache per processor

Intel EtherExpress PRO/100B Adapter LAN board

One, 2-GB Fast/Wide SCSI-2 hard disk

4X SCSI CD-ROM reader

3 1/2-inch diskette drive

Standard Server Features

Table 1-2 describes the server's standard features.

Table 1-2. Standard Server Features

ProServa

PH SMP-2/133 High

Availability System

Intel Pentium 133-MHz 2-way SMP processor

32-MB system memory

1 MB synchronous secondary cache per processor

Intel EtherExpress PRO/100B Adapter LAN board

Two, 2-GB Fast/Wide SCSI-2 hard disks

4X SCSI CD-ROM reader

LANDesk Server Monitor Module

2-channel PCI Raid Module

3 1/2-inch diskette drive

ProServa

PH SMP-4/133 Network

Ready System

Intel Pentium 133-MHz quad-processors

64-MB ECC system memory

1-MB synchronous secondary cache per processor

Intel EtherExpress PRO/100B Adapter LAN

One, 2-GB Fast/Wide SCSI-2 hard disk

4X SCSI CD-ROM reader

3 1/2-inch diskette drive

ProServa

PH SMP-4/133 High

Availability System

Intel Pentium 133-MHz quad-processors

64-MB ECC system memory

1-MB synchronous secondary cache per processor

Intel EtherExpress PRO/100B Adapter LAN

Two, 2-GB Fast/Wide SCSI-2 hard disks

4X SCSI CD-ROM reader

LANDesk Server Monitor Module

2-channel PCI RAID Module

3 1/2-inch diskette drive

Feature Description

Two-Segment PCI

Bus Fully PCI 2.1 compliant bus performance at 33 MHz with a

bandwidth of up to 133 MB/second. The two 32-bit segments

provide maximum system performance.

EISA Bus Fully EISA 3.12 compliant bus performance at 8.33 MHz with a

bandwidth of up to 33 MB/second.

Single to 4-Way

Pentium Processor

Support

Two CPU module expansion slots support up to two CPU modules,

each containing up to two Pentium processors. Dual/quad

processing enhances system performance and enables symmetric

multiprocessing (SMP) on supported operating systems. Onboard

L1 cache has 8K each for code and data.

Advanced Programmable

Interrupt Controller (APIC) APIC controls interrupt detection and notification, and is

used in conjunction with SMP. Use of APIC reduces the load

on the system bus, as the APIC uses a serial bus to transmit

and receive interrupts.

Interrupt and Control ASIC

(INCA) Onboard Interrupt and Control ASIC (INCA) provides PCI

interrupt control. An integrated automatic APIC sensor is

capable of full dual-Pentium and quad-Pentium processor

symmetric multi-processing support. An INCA component

provides support for PCI arbitration, interrupt steering, and a

second I/O APIC. It also drives the front panel interface and

LCD display for security and server management functions. A

System Management Interrupt (SMI) component monitors

the keyboard, mouse, system board voltages and

temperatures, and server door opening.

Programmable Watchdog

Timer (p/o INCA) Detects software or hardware failures and, after a preset time

limit, generates an asynchronous system reset (ASR) signal

to automatically reset the server (equivalent to a hard reset).

Secondary Cache 1-MB L2 synchronous cache for each CPU module; cache is

not shared in SMP.

Memory Modules with

Upgradeable Memory Two memory module expansion slots on the system board

support up to two ECC (Error Checking and Correcting)

memory modules. The modules provide automatic error

correction of all single bit errors and detection of all double

bit errors. Each module supports up to 384 MB of 70 ns, fast

page mode, 36-bit SIMMs.

Add-in Expansion Board

Support Expansion slots for up to eight add-in boards, including four

EISA slots, two PCI slots, and two shared PCI/EISA slots.

PCI Controller Onboard PCI controller controls the system board's two

dedicated PCI slots and two shared PCI/EISA slots. Also

provides interface between processor and PCI bus, and a

bridge between the PCI bus and EISA bus.

SCSI Controllers Two integrated PCI-based Adaptec SCSI-2 AIC-7870

controllers (channels A and B) on the system board support

up to seven 8-bit narrow SCSI devices or up to fifteen 8-bit

narrow and/or 16-bit wide SCSI devices. Features 32-bit PCI

bus master interface for maximum bus transfer rates.

Advanced I/O Peripheral

Controller Integrated Intel 82091AA controller on the system board

supports 3 1/2-inch and 5 1/4-inch diskette drives, two 8/16-

bit integrated drive electronic (IDE) hard drives, a parallel

port, and two serial ports.

Video Controller Integrated Cirrus Logic CL-GD5424 super VGA controller

shipped with 512 KB, 70 ns video memory (upgradeable to

1 MB).

Real-time Clock Module Real-time clock (RTC) module with integrated lithium

battery and 8 KB of non-volatile random access memory

(NVRAM).

External Device Connectors I/O riser board on system board has connectors for two serial

ports, parallel port, PS/2™ compatible keyboard and mouse,

and VGA monitor.

Flash Memory BIOS Flashable memory device contains system BIOS, SCSI

BIOS, EISA configuration utility (ECU), video BIOS, power-

on self-test (POST), video BIOS, PCI/EISA configuration

information, and BIOS recovery utility.

Additional details are given in Appendix C, "Technical Reference."

Chassis

The server system’s electro-galvanized metal chassis minimizes EMI/RFI. The

chassis contains:

auto-ranging 525 watt power supply/fan unit that automatically switches

between 110 Vac and 220 Vac

two variable-speed hot-swap fans for interior cooling, with speed

determined by interior air temperature and number of installed hard

drives

standard 3 1/2-inch diskette drive bay for the installed 1.44-MB diskette

drive

four standard 5 1/4-inch bays for mounting half-height peripheral

devices (CD-ROM, diskette drive, tape drive)

all configurations except base ship with a CD-ROM drive installed in the

bottom slot

six hot-docking bays for mounting SCSI-2 SCA 3 1/2-inch full height

hard disk drives

all configurations except base ship with one or two 2-GB hard disks

installed in the hot-docking bay

ten I/O expansion slots (slot closest to bottom of chassis has no

corresponding connector on the system board).

Two captive thumbscrews secure the removable metal door behind the lower plastic

front door to the chassis. The cover provides proper air-flow and easy access to the

hot-docking bays for hot-swapping SCSI-2 SCA hard disk drives in and out of the

server. The removable side cover, attached to the chassis with four screws, provides

proper airflow and easy access to the system board. You can secure the cover to the

chassis and the hot-docking bay metal door to the chassis with padlocks (not

provided). Figure 1-2 shows the major system components.

SCSI-2 Single Connector

Attachment (SCA)

Compatible Backplane

Provides a continuous fast/wide SCSI bus for access to all

hot-swap drive bays. Allows SCSI-1

(5 MB/sec), fast/narrow SCSI-2 (10 MB/sec), or fast/wide

SCSI-2 (20 MB/sec) data transfers to the hard drives.

Figure 1-2. Server, Side View

A ¾Power supply with integrated fan

B ¾3 1/2-inch diskette drive and vertical peripheral

bay

C ¾Four, 5 1/4-inch external horizontal peripheral

bays

D ¾Front panel board

E ¾Fan 1

F ¾Six, hot-docking vertical peripheral bays

G ¾SCSI hot-docking backplane

H ¾Fan 2 and card guide support panel

I ¾Ten I/O expansion slot covers

J ¾Module retaining bracket

K ¾System board

Controls and Lights

Figure 1-3 shows the front panel door (opened), front panel, locations of server

controls and lights, four external peripheral bays, and the 3 1/2-inch diskette drive.

The controls and lights include:

Diskette drive ejector button: when pressed, ejects the disk.

Diskette drive activity light: when lit, indicates the drive is in use.

DC power push-button switch: when pressed, turns the system DC

power on or off.

Reset push-button switch: when pressed, resets the system and

causes the power-on self test (POST) to run.

Front panel status lights:

Top light (power on/off): when lit, indicates the presence

of DC power in the system. The light goes out when the

power is turned off or the power source is disrupted.

Second light from top: when lit, indicates an IDE hard

disk drive or SCSI device on channel A is in use.

Third light from top: when lit, indicates a SCSI device on

channel B is in use.

Bottom light: when lit, indicates drive fault.

LCD panel: when enabled, displays system information.

Hot-docking bay status lights (one set per hard drive):

Left light: when on continuously, indicates drive present

and power on.

Middle light: when flashing, indicates drive activity.

Right light: when on continuously, indicates drive fault.

Figure 1-3. Server Controls and Lights

A ¾Diskette drive ejector button

B ¾Diskette drive activity light

C ¾DC power switch

D ¾Reset switch

E ¾Front panel status lights

F ¾LCD display

G ¾Hot-docking bay status lights

Server Security

The server system comes with a security key lock mounted in the upper front door

panel. The keys to the lock are in a plastic bag taped to the inside of the door.

To prevent unauthorized entry or use of the server, you can:

secure the side cover and the hot-docking bay metal door to the

chassis by inserting padlocks (not provided) through the metal tabs

protruding through slots in the cover and door

lock the front panel door to prevent access to the power and reset

push-button switches

set server administrative and user passwords

set secure mode to prevent keyboard or mouse input and to prevent

use of the front panel controls.

Use the System Configuration Utility (SCU) to:

enable the keyboard lockout timer so that the server requires a

password to reactivate the keyboard and mouse after a specified time-

out period (1 to 128 minutes)

set an administrative password

set a user password

activate the secure mode hot-key

disable writing to the diskette drive.

If you set the user password, but not the administrative password, the BIOS requires

you to enter the user password before you can boot the server or run the SCU. If you

set both passwords, entering either one lets you boot the server or enable the

keyboard and mouse. Only the administrative password lets you change the system

configuration with the SCU.

The secure boot mode allows the system to boot and run the operating system (OS).

However, you cannot use the keyboard or mouse until you enter the user password.

If you set a hot-key combination, you can secure the server immediately.

For additional security, two microswitches mounted on the floor plate of the server,

near the side cover and hot-docking bay door, transmit warnings to the system

board. Through software, they alert the user of unauthorized activity.

Figure 1-4. Server Security Locks

A ¾Side cover lock

B ¾Front panel door lock

C ¾Inner door lock

Power Supply

The auto-ranging 525 watt power supply, designed to minimize electromagnetic

interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), provides sufficient power for

the system. The power supply automatically switches between these input voltage

ranges:

100-120 VAC at 50/60 Hz; 12 A maximum current

200-240 VAC at 50/60 Hz; 7 A maximum current

The power supply has three DC peripheral connectors for the accessible drive bays,

two mini-output connectors for use with the 3 1/2-inch diskette drives, one TTL output

connector for use with 5 1/4-inch peripherals or a

3 1/2-inch hard drive, and a separate connector that provides power directly to the

SCSI-2 SCA backplane.

An integral 35 cubic feet per minute (cfm) fan cools the power supply and helps to

cool the interior of the server.

EISA Expansion Slots

The six EISA bus slots on the system board provide for expansion and performance

enhancement. Two of these slots share a common chassis I/O expansion slot with

two of the PCI slots. If you use these EISA slots, you cannot use the PCI slots and

visa versa.

All six slots have the capability of being bus masters. When EISA masters arbitrate

for the bus, not all slots are created equal. The following pairs of slots share

arbitration requests: 1 and 2, 3 and 4, and 5 and 6. Therefore, in the scheme of

letting EISA masters take over the bus, ownership of it occurs in the following

sequence: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, etc.

The EISA bus, an extension of the Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) bus,

provides:

32-bit memory addressing

Type A transfers at 5.33 MB per second

Type B transfers at 8 MB per second

burst transfers at 33 MB per second

8-, 16-, or 32-bit data transfers

automatic translation of bus cycles between EISA and ISA masters

interrupt sharing.

Since EISA is fully backward compatible with ISA, you can install old or new ISA

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