Huawei X6000 Manuals

Huawei X6000 Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Huawei X6000. We have 2 Huawei X6000 manuals available for free PDF download: Troubleshooting Manual, User Manual

Huawei X6000 Troubleshooting Manual

Huawei X6000 Troubleshooting Manual (188 pages)

Brand: Huawei | Category: Server | Size: 4.82 MB

Table of Contents

About this Document

3
- Table of Contents
  7
1 Safety Instructions

10
2 Troubleshooting Process

14
3 Preparing for Troubleshooting

16
4 Collecting Information

20
5 Diagnosing and Rectifying Faults

46
- Fault Diagnosis Rules
  46
- Using Tools to Diagnose Faults
  47
- Handling Alarms
  48
- Using Error Codes to Locate Faults
  49
- Checking Indicators to Locate Faults
  50
- Handling Faults Based on Symptoms
  86
- Power Failures
  88
- KVM Login Faults
  92
- POST Faults
  94
- Memory Errors
  101
- Drive I/O Faults
  103
- Ethernet Controller Faults
  105
- FC Controller Faults
  111
- Switch Module Faults
  115
- OS Faults
  117
6 Software and Firmware Upgrade

122
7 Preventive Maintenance

124
- Inspecting the Equipment Room Environment and Cable Layout
  124
- Precautions
  124
- Inspecting the Equipment Room Environment
  125
- Inspecting Cable Layout
  125
- Inspecting Servers
  126
- Precautions
  126
- Inspecting Indicators
  126
- Using Smartkit to Perform Health Inspection
  127
- Checking the System Status through Ibmc
  127
- Huawei Server Inspection Report
  129
8 Common Operations

134
9 Other Resources

185
- Obtaining Technical Support
  185
- Product Information Resources
  186
- Product Configuration Resources
  187
- Maintenance Tools
  187

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Huawei X6000 User Manual

Huawei X6000 User Manual (122 pages)

Brand: Huawei | Category: Server | Size: 4.16 MB

Table of Contents

About this Document
3
Table of Contents
5
Overview
8
Components
10
Front Panel Components
10
Front Panel Indicators and Buttons
12
Rear Panel Components
15
Rear Panel Indicators and Buttons
16
Hard Disk Backplane Connectors
20
Disk Slot Numbers and Indicators
21
Disk Slot Numbers
21
Disk Indicators
21
Fan Modules
22
Psus
22
Hmm
24
Physical Structure
25
System Architecture and Management
28
Server Design
28
Cooling Design
29
PSU Working Modes
30
Ibmc Features
30
HMM Features
32
Management Principles
33
Management Modes
33
Installing the X6000
36
Installation Overview
36
Preparations
37
Unpacking Devices and the Chassis
39
Installing the Guide Rails and Chassis
41
Installing the L-Shaped Guide Rails and Chassis
43
Installing the Adjustable Guide Rails and Chassis
45
Installing the Holding Rails and Chassis
47
Connecting Cables
53
Precautions
53
Connecting a Power Cable
54
Connecting a Multi-Port Cable
56
Connecting an Optical Cable
57
Connecting Ethernet Cables to Service and Management Network Ports
59
Connecting the Aggregation Management Network Cable
60
Laying out Cables
61
Verifying the Installation
63
Verifying Device Installation
63
Verifying Cable Connections
63
Powering on the Chassis
64
Checking Device Operating Status
64
Configuring the X6000
66
Configuration Overview
66
Default Data
66
Configuring the HMM
67
Logging in to the HMM CLI
67
Logging in to the HMM CLI through the Aggregation Network Port
67
Logging in to the HMM CLI through the Management Network Port of a Server Node
70
Changing the Initial HMM User Password
73
Configuring Basic HMM Data
74
Configuring a Server Node
75
Software and Hardware Compatibility
76
Internal Cabling
77
Troubleshooting
81
Electrostatic Discharge
82
Preventing Electrostatic Discharge
82
Grounding Methods
82
Warranty and Safety
83
Warranty
83
Safety
83
Product Specifications
84
Chassis Specifications
84
Server Node Specifications
85
Power Specifications
85
Physical and Environmental Specifications
86
Common Operations
88
Logging in to the Server Node Ibmc Webui and CLI
88
Logging in to the Ibmc CLI or Webui of a Server Node through the Ibmc Management Network Port
88
Logging in to the Ibmc CLI or Webui of a Server Node through the Aggregation Network Port
92
Logging in to a Server Using the Integrated Remote Console
99
Logging in to a Server Node Using the IRC
101
Logging in to a Server Node over a Network Port by Using Putty
107
Logging in to a Server Node over a Serial Port by Using Putty
109
Support and Other Resources
111
Technical Support
111
Maintenance Tools
112
A Appendix
113
Glossary
113
Acronyms and Abbreviations
114
Sensor List
119

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