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Question
What is an AMM?
Answer
AMM stands for Advanced Management Module (AMM). The AMM provides system management functions and KVM multiplexing for the S-Blades. There are two AMMs in each S-Blade chassis.
The AMM controls the external keyboard, mouse, and video connections, for use by a local console, and a 10/100 Mbps Ethernet remote management connection. It also controls power to the S-Blades and switch modules, as well as the cooling system and media tray.
The AMM is a hot swap part so you can pull the terracotta handle out while the server is running.
Note: If you pull out the AMM on a server that is not running you will not be able to turn it on. If you pull the AMM out of a server that isrunning, you will be able to turn it off.
For information about retrieving log files from the AMM, refer to the related document below.
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NZ231274
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