Difference between revisions of "Server Quality Control"

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* Check that it boots from CD,
 
* Check that it boots from CD,
 
* Check that it automatically boots after power loss,
 
* Check that it automatically boots after power loss,
* <strong>Build Only</strong>; Boot to network and install Debian Squeeze to local disks,
 
* <strong>QC Only</strong>; Confirm that the server can boot from the local disk(s),
 
* <strong>QC Only</strong>; Remove SATA (but not IDE or SCSI) drives,
 
 
* Test any USB ports (front and back),
 
* Test any USB ports (front and back),
 
* Test the video ports (front and back),
 
* Test the video ports (front and back),
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* Confirm that the server can boot from the local disk(s),
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* Remove SATA (but not IDE or SCSI) drives,
 
* Run printme:
 
* Run printme:
 
** Boot from network,
 
** Boot from network,
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** Total ram included (i.e. 6GB),
 
** Total ram included (i.e. 6GB),
 
** Number of hard drive bays and types of hard drive ports (IDE, SATA, SCSI),
 
** Number of hard drive bays and types of hard drive ports (IDE, SATA, SCSI),
*** <strong>QC only</strong>; Record how many harddrives, and their capacities, are included.
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** Record how many harddrives, and their capacities, are included.
  
 
<noinclude>[[Category:Server_Build]]</noinclude>
 
<noinclude>[[Category:Server_Build]]</noinclude>

Revision as of 14:58, 23 March 2011

  • Check the motherboard for blown caps,
  • Confirm that the battery (CMOS) is at least 3 volts,
  • Check that it boots without keyboard,
  • Check that it boots from CD,
  • Check that it automatically boots after power loss,
  • Test any USB ports (front and back),
  • Test the video ports (front and back),
  • Confirm that the server can boot from the local disk(s),
  • Remove SATA (but not IDE or SCSI) drives,
  • Run printme:
    • Boot from network,
    • Select printme,
    • Log in as guest,
    • Open a terminal (Shortcut: Ctrl + Alt + T),
    • Run printme,
    • Record whether it's Tower or Rackmount and its size (1U, 2U, 3U, etc.), and anything else noteworthy.
  • Ensure server specs label contains accurate information:
    • Put System ID on server specs sticker,
    • Processor speed (GHz) and type (Xeon, Opteron),
    • Number of physical processors and number of cores per processor,
    • Number and type (DDR, DDR2) of ram slots,
    • Number, size (MB or GB), and type (i.e. PC2100 ECC Registered) of individual ram sticks,
    • Total ram included (i.e. 6GB),
    • Number of hard drive bays and types of hard drive ports (IDE, SATA, SCSI),
    • Record how many harddrives, and their capacities, are included.