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This document describes the appearance, functions, and structure of the KunLun 9016 server. It also describes how to install and remove the server and its components, and how to perform basic configuration.
This document provides guidance for you to use the KunLun 9016 server.
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Changes between document issues are cumulative. The latest document issue contains all the changes made in earlier issues.
The issue is the tenth official release, to which the iMS is added.
The issue is the ninth official release, to which capacity expansion and reduction operations are added.
The issue is the eighth official release, to which the maximum power consumption in typical configuration value is modified.
The issue is the seventh official release, to which the resource expansion enclosure (REE) information is added.
The chapter about the system architecture is deleted. To view the system architecture, se the Huawei KunLun Mission Critical Server Technical White Paper.
The issue is the sixth official release, in which the back I/O module (BIO) names are modified following the same naming rule and the description of installing and removing front I/O module (FIO) internal components are updated.
The issue is the fifth official release, to which the description of FIO-B is added.
The issue is the fourth official release, in which the KunLun logo is modified.
The issue is the third official release, in which the following sections are modified:
The issue is the second official release, which incorporates the following changes:
The description of memory board module (MBM) hot swap is added.
The issue is the first official release.
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