HP Netserver E 60 - Frequentlly Asked Questions

HP NetServer E 60 Frequently Asked Questions
Q1.
Which Processors are supported in the NetServer E 60
A1.
The NetServer E 60 supports Intel Pentium II 400 MHz, P II 450 MHz, P III 500 MHz and
PIII 550 MHz processors.
Q2.
What is new on the front panel of the NetServer E 60?
A2.
 The Power ON/Off/Sleep button
The power button acts as both a button for transitioning the system between the off and
on states, and a button for transitioning the system between the on and sleep state
(NOTE: The term "sleep" refers to a low latency, reduced power consumption, wake up
state. When the system detects activity it becomes fully functional).
 On/Off/Sleep LED
This green LED indicator remains steady on when the system is running, and off when
the system is off. This indicator blinks once per second in sleep mode.
 Drive Activity LED
This yellow LED indicator flashes during SCSI or IDE disk drive activity.
Q3.
What are the available ports and connectors on the rear of the NetServer E 60
A3.
 One RJ-45 LAN connector and two LEDs to indicated LAN speed and link
 Serial Port A
 Serial Port B
 Parallel Port (ECP/EPP)
 Mouse Port
 Keyboard Port
 Monitor Port (SVGA)
 Power Connector
 External SCSI Port Knockout (requires external SCSI port cable kit D8214A)
Q4.
What IDE devices come bundled in the NetServer E 60?
A4.
The NetServer E 60 comes bundled with a 32x IDE CD-ROM drive. IDE hard drives are not
supported on E 60.
Q5.
How many channels are on the IDE controller?
Q5.
The Enhanced IDE controller in the NetServer E 60 has two channels. A primary and a
secondary channel. The CD-ROM drive is connected by default to the primary channel.
(NOTE: IDE hard disk drives are not supported).