APC Snap Server 2200 User Manual download pdf (Page 12)

Cord Holder and Kensington Lock Slot (Snap Server 2200 Only)

6 Snap Server Administrator Guide

Tip The Snap Server 4100 also has rack mount ears for rack mount installation.

Cord Holder and Kensington Lock Slot (Snap Server 2200

Only)

The Snap Server 2200 has two features not available in the Snap Server 1100 or the

Snap Server 4100; the power cord retainer and the Kensington

lock slot.

Power Cord Retainer

Two clips are used to hold the power cord in place. These two clips can be found on

the far right of the back of the machine. Use these clips to hold the power cord tight

against the back of the Snap Server.

Kensington Lock Slot

The Kensington Lock slot can be used to secure a Kensington lock on your Snap

Server 2200. Kensington locks can be used to secure your server to another object, as

well as securing your server to the chassis. With a Kensington lock in place, even

unscrewing the case will not open the server. For more information about

Kensington locks, see the Kensington Web site at www.kensington.com.

Rack Installation (Snap Server 4100 Only)

You can install the Snap Server 4100 in a standard 19-inch rack.

1 Install the mounting brackets onto the

server as shown using the black screws.

It is important that you use the black

screws, and double-check that the

mounting brackets are securely

connected to the unit. These brackets

will hold the entire weight of the unit.

2 Carefully slide the server into a shelf space in the rack. Use the silver screws to

secure the server in place on the rack.

If you choose not to install your server in a rack, you can place the Snap Server on a

desktop or workstation.

1 Peel the five rubber feet off the backing sheet.

2 Attach the rubber feet onto the markings on the bottom of the unit.

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APC Snap Server 2200 User Manual Page 12