Intel(R) Corporation
Intel® Server Chassis SR1200

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Product Discontinuance Announcement
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Software and drivers
BIOS/Firmware, drivers, and utilities

Technical specifications
Technical Product Specifications
Product overview, including descriptions and diagrams of the integrated features.
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Specification update
An update to the specifications contained in the Technical Product Specification.
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Installation and use
Beep Code 1-1-1-1, or no video
Install memory in pairs: 1A and 1B, 2A and 2B, or 3A and 3B.

Bracket Kit Installation Guide
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Configuration and Usage of RJ-45 Serial Ports
If the Intel Server Board SCB2 is integrated with either the Intel® Server Chassis SR1200 or Intel® Server Chassis SR2200, a front RJ-45 serial connector is available. This connector is set up to support PC to PC communication only. The purpose for this connector is for quick access to the server management capabilities of the Intel Server Board SCB2 system using a "crash cart" or similar PC running the server management software. This port, if used, will disable the rear serial port until the cable has been removed. For customers needing a converter from RJ-45 to DB-9, an accessory kit including adapters for DCD, DSR and PC to PC communication, the order code for this kit is AXXRJ45DB9.

Flex Bay
The left and center drive bays are for ATA or SCSI hard drives, depending on the backplane used in the system. The right "flex" bay supports either a third SCSI drive or a slim-line Floppy/CD-ROM.
The chassis ships with a square blank panel and a smaller plastic filler plug in the flex bay. The third hard drive carrier comes with the SCSI backplane, if ordered. Save the filler plug for aesthetic reasons. If using the Floppy/CD-ROM module is used, make sure the drive is fully seated. To properly seat the module, move the handle down, place your thumbs just above the indents in the handle on the floppy drive, and push back gently until you feel the drive snap into place.

Product Guide
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Rail Kit Installation Guide
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Removing the Reserve Sector of an IDE Hard Drive on the Promise* FastTrak100
Symptoms
Unable to partition or format a drive successfully.
When attempting to remove a partition with FDISK the volume name is unreadable, making it impossible to complete the removal.
Problems with reading and writing to the drives or array, such as fatal errors or corruption.
Array constantly goes into Critical or Off-line Mode during a reboot.
Problems rebuilding mirrors (RAID 1) and mirror/stripe (RAID 0+1)
Cause
When any array is created using the Promise* FastTrak100 RAID Controller, a reserve sector is placed on each drive that belongs to the newly created array. This reserve sector allows the Promise* FastTrak100 to identify which drives belong to which array. The reserve sector also contains file allocation information that is needed for reading and writing to any array. The reserve sector can become corrupt or bad from time to time causing any number of issues to arise.
Solution
To clean up a corrupt or bad reserve sector, you must remove the reserve sector, then rebuild the reserve sector by recreating or rebuilding the array.
*When removing the reserve sector on drives that belong to any mirror, you should remove the reserve sector from the "mirror" drive first. Remove the reserve sector on the master drive as a last resort. If the reserve sectors on both disks are removed, data will be unrecoverable.
**Removing the reserve sector from any drive that belongs to a stripe set will result in a non-functional array and data loss.
  1. When the FastTrak100 BIOS comes up, press CTRL-F to enter the BIOS.
  2. Press 2 to "View Drive Assignments".
  3. Using the arrow keys, highlight the first drive.
  4. Press ALT-F1. The highlighted drive will start blinking on the screen.
  5. Press CTRL-TAB and a message will appear that says the reserved sector (which is where array information is kept) on the disk will be wiped. Press "Y" to confirm.
  6. Do this for each member of the particular array that is having a problem.
  7. When finished, hit the "ESC" key twice to reboot.
  8. After rebooting re-enter the FastTrack100* BIOS and rebuild or recreate the array.

Compatibility
Tested Cable Management
Jonathan Engineered Solutions, part number MCR-1003, has been tested by Intel to be compatible with the rail kits available.

Tested Hard Drives
Manufacturer Connector Interface Type Product Family Model Number RPM Interface Capacity (GB) Firmware Version Operating Systems
Fujitsu SCA (Hot Swap) AL-8LE MAP3147NC 10,000 U320 147 0105 1,3,4,5
Fujitsu SCA (Hot Swap) AL-8LE MAP3735NC 10,000 U320 73 0105 1,3,4,5
Fujitsu SCA (Hot Swap) AL-8LE MAP3367NC 10,000 U320 36 0105 1,3,4,5
Fujitsu SCA (Hot Swap) AL-7LE MAN3184MC 10,000 U160 18 0109 1,2,3,4,5
Fujitsu SCA (Hot Swap) AL-7LE MAN3367MC 10,000 U160 36 0109 1,2,3,4,5
Fujitsu SCA (Hot Swap) AL-7LE MAN3735MC 10,000 U160 73 0109 1,2,3,4,5
Fujitsu SCA (Hot Swap) AL-7LX MAM3184MC 15,000 U160 18 0106 1,2,3,4,5
Fujitsu SCA (Hot Swap) AL-7LX MAM3367MC 15,000 U160 36 0106 1,2,3,4,5
Tested on:
Microsoft Windows* 2000 Advanced Server (SP2)
Microsoft Windows NT* 4 (SP6)
Novell NetWare* 5.1 (SP2a)
SCO UnixWare* 7.1.1
Red Hat* Linux 7.1
Manufacturer Connector Interface Type Product Family Model Number RPM Interface Capacity (GB) Firmware Version Operating Systems
IBM SCA (Hot Swap) Ultrastar 36Z15 IC35L036UCPR15X 15,000 U160 36 S80D 1,2,3,4
IBM SCA (Hot Swap) Ultrastar 36Z15 IC35L018UCPR15X 15,000 U160 18 S80D 1,2,3,4
IBM SCA (Hot Swap) Ultrastar 73LZX IC35L073UCD210 10,000 U160 73 S5BA 1,2,3,4
IBM SCA (Hot Swap) Ultrastar 73LZX IC35L036UCD210 10,000 U160 36 S5BA 1,2,3,4
IBM SCA (Hot Swap) Ultrastar 73LZX IC35L018UCD210 10,000 U160 18 S5BA 1,2,3,4
IBM SCA (Hot Swap) Ultrastar 73LZX IC35L009UCD210 10,000 U160 9 S5BA 1,2,3,4
IBM 40-pin ATA Deskstar 180GXP IC35L180AVV207* 7200 ATA/100 180® A63A 1,5
IBM 40-pin ATA Deskstar 180GXP IC35L120AVV207* 7200 ATA/100 120 A63A 1,5
IBM 40-pin ATA Deskstar 180GXP IC35L090AVV207* 7200 ATA/100 80 A63A 1,5
IBM 40-pin ATA Deskstar 180GXP IC35L060AVV207* 7200 ATA/100 60 A63A 1,5
IBM 40-pin ATA Deskstar 180GXP IC35L030AVV207* 7200 ATA/100 30 A63A 1,5
IBM 40-pin ATA Deskstar 120GXP IC35L120AVVA07* 7200 ATA/100 120 A50K 1,5
IBM 40-pin ATA Deskstar 120GXP IC35L100AVVA07* 7200 ATA/100 100 A50K 1,5
IBM 40-pin ATA Deskstar 120GXP IC35L080AVVA07* 7200 ATA/100 80 A50K 1,5
IBM 40-pin ATA Deskstar 120GXP IC35L060AVVA07* 7200 ATA/100 60 A50K 1,5
IBM 40-pin ATA Deskstar 120GXP IC35L040AVVA07* 7200 ATA/100 40 A50K 1,5
IBM 40-pin ATA Deskstar 120GXP IC35L020AVVA07* 7200 ATA/100 20 A50K 1,5
Tested on:
Microsoft Windows* 2000 Advanced Server (SP1)
Red Hat* Linux 7.2
Novell NetWare* 5.1
SCO UnixWare* 7.1.1
Red Hat* Linux 7.1
Note Maximum single partition size is 137GB.
Manufacturer Connector Interface Type Product Family Model Number RPM Interface Capacity (GB) Firmware Version Operating Systems
Maxtor SCA (Hot Swap) Atlas 10K IV 8B146J0 10,000 U320 146 NSDFE0 1,2,3
Maxtor SCA (Hot Swap) Atlas 10K IV 8B073J0 10,000 U320 73 NSDFE0 1,2,3
Maxtor SCA (Hot Swap) Atlas 10K IV 8B036J0 10,000 U320 36 NSDFE0 1,2,3
Tested on:
Microsoft Windows 2000* Advanced Server (SP2)
Novell NetWare* 6.0 (SP2)
Red Hat* Linux 7.3
Manufacturer Connector Interface Type Product Family Model Number RPM Interface Capacity (GB) Firmware Version Operating Systems
Seagate ATA Barracuda ATA IV ST320011A 7,200 ATA/100 20   1,2,3,5,6
Seagate ATA Barracuda ATA IV ST340016A 7,200 ATA/100 40   1,2,3,5,6
Seagate ATA Barracuda ATA IV ST360021A 7,200 ATA/100 60   1,2,3,5,6
Seagate ATA Barracuda ATA IV ST380021A 7,200 ATA/100 80   1,2,3,5,6
Seagate SCA (Hot Swap) Cheetah 10K.6 ST336607LC 10,000 U320 SCSI 36 001 1,3,4
Seagate SCA (Hot Swap) Cheetah 10K.6 ST373307LC 10,000 U320 SCSI 73 001 1,3,4
Seagate SCA (Hot Swap) Cheetah 10K.6 ST3146807LC 10,000 U320 SCSI 146 001 1,3,4
Seagate SCA (Hot Swap) Cheetah 36ES ST336706LC 10,000 U160 SCSI 36 010A 1,2
Seagate SCA (Hot Swap) Cheetah 36ES ST318406LC 10,000 U160 SCSI 18 010A 1,2
Seagate SCA (Hot Swap) Cheetah X15 - 36LP ST336752LC 15,000 U160 SCSI 36 0004 1,2
Seagate SCA (Hot Swap) Cheetah X15 - 36LP ST318452LC 15,000 U160 SCSI 18 0004 1,2
Seagate SCA (Hot Swap) Cheetah 73LP ST373405LC 10,000 U160 SCSI 73 0003 1,2
Seagate SCA (Hot Swap) Cheetah 73LP ST336605

10,000

U160 SCSI

36

0003

1,2

Seagate SCA (Hot Swap) Cheetah 15k.3 ST373453LC 15,000 U320 SCSI 73 002 1,3,4
Seagate SCA (Hot Swap) Cheetah 15k.3 ST336753LC 15,000 U320 SCSI 36 002 1,3,4
Seagate SCA (Hot Swap) Cheetah 15k.3 ST318453LC 15,000 U320 SCSI 18 002 1,3,4
Tested on:
Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server*
Red Hat* Linux 7.1
Novell NetWare* 6.0
Red Hat* Linux 7.3
Red Hat* Linux 7.2
Novell NetWare* 5.1

Tested Hardware and Operating Systems
icon SR2200_SCB2_HWOS [PDF]

Tested Rack Cabinets
icon Server_Rack_Cabinet_Compatibility_Guide_2 4 [PDF]

Technical advisories
AA 0442: Potential Sharp Edges
icon AA-442-1 [PDF]

TA 0664: Accessory Kit Missing 3 Mounting Screws
icon TA_664 [PDF]



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