ASUS RS700-E7-RS8 User Manual
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To install an operating system, connect a monitor and keyboard to the server. Insert the OS installation media into the optical drive or USB port, and power on the server. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process.
To configure RAID, enter the BIOS setup during boot by pressing the 'Del' key. Navigate to the RAID configuration utility and select the RAID level you want. Add the disks to the RAID array and save the configuration.
Download the latest BIOS update file from the ASUS support website. Copy the file to a USB drive. Boot the server and enter the BIOS setup. Use the EZ Flash utility to update the BIOS from the USB drive.
First, check the power cable connections and ensure the power source is working. Verify that the power supply unit is functional. If everything appears normal, consult the server's user manual for additional troubleshooting steps or contact ASUS support.
You can monitor the server's hardware health using ASUS ASWM Enterprise software. Install the software on a compatible system and connect it to the server to monitor parameters such as temperature, fan speed, and voltage.
Regular maintenance tasks include cleaning dust from the server's interior, checking and updating firmware and drivers, inspecting cables and connections for wear, and running diagnostics to ensure all components are functioning properly.
To extend storage capacity, you can add additional hard drives or SSDs to the available drive bays. Configure them in the desired RAID setup if necessary. Ensure the drives are compatible with the server's specifications.
Check for overheating issues by ensuring proper ventilation and functioning fans. Verify that the RAM and other components are securely connected. Update the BIOS and all drivers. If the problem persists, consult ASUS technical support.
Identify the failed drive by checking the RAID utility or server management software. Remove the faulty drive and replace it with a new, compatible drive. Rebuild the RAID array using the RAID configuration utility.
Yes, the RAM can be upgraded. Power down the server and remove the cover. Locate the memory slots and add compatible RAM modules, ensuring they are correctly seated. Refer to the server's manual for supported memory specifications.