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The server can be powered off remotely or on the hardware itself.
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Remote Power Down: Login to the server to power it off.
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shutdown -h now;exit
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Hardware Power Down: Press and hold the power switch for at least three seconds, as annotated.
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Disconnect the 10G SFP+ cable from the network interface controller.
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Use the pull-tab to disconnect the cable.
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Grasp the server as shown.
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Pull the retention plunger upwards.
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Begin sliding the server out of the rack.
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Disconnect the Ethernet cable from the server.
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Press the tab on the end of the cable to release it.
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Counter the weight of the server, as shown.
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Completely remove the server from the rack.
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Engage the server lid, as shown.
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Push the lid towards the rear of the server.
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Lift the cover.
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Grab the right CPU socket retention lever, as shown.
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Press the lever down and away from the CPU.
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Align the arrow printed on the CPU so that it matches the arrow on the CPU socket gate.
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Place CPU in socket, and close the socket gate.
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Slide the server back into the rack.
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Connect all previously disconnected peripheral cables.
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Press the power button.
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Slide the server into the rack.
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The server is secure when the retention plunger snaps shut.
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Connect the 10G SFP+ cable into the network interface controller.
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