Lenovo ThinkEdge SE360 V2 Server

The ThinkEdge SE360 V2 is a purpose-built server that is half the width and significantly shorter than a traditional server, making it ideal for deployment in tight spaces. It can be mounted on a wall, ceiling, placed on a desk or mounted in a rack. The ThinkEdge SE360 V2 puts increased processing power, storage and network closer to where data is generated, allowing actions resulting from the analysis of that data to take place more quickly.

The SE360 V2 is designed to handle a wide range of workloads, such as: Augmented Reality, CDN, Edge AI & MRP, Machine Learning, NFV, Online Gaming, Realtime processing, Smart surveillance,Video Analytic & Streaming.

Figure 1. Lenovo ThinkEdge SE360 V2 (shown with wireless LAN antennas)

Customers looking for computing solutions at the edge of their networks often have to compromise -- to use either datacenter-class equipment which is too large and power hungry, or PC based equipment which can't run their enterprise level applications. The ThinkEdge SE360 V2 fits the space between those two extremes. Its compact design, low power usage, and high performance are just the right combination for edge locations. The SE360 V2 can be mounted on a wall, rack, ceiling and placed on a desk. It is also designed to operate in rugged environments from 0°C to up to 55°C.

The ThinkEdge SE360 V2 is a purpose-built server that is half the width and significantly shorter than a traditional server, making it ideal for deployment in tight spaces. The small footprint with integrated AC/DC can be mounted on a wall, ceiling, in a rack or placed on a desk.

The ThinkEdge SE360 V2 server puts increased processing power, storage and network closer to where data is generated, allowing actions resulting from the analysis of that data to take place more quickly. The server has wired connections for 1GbE, 10GbE/25GbE and optionally supporting wireless LAN (WLAN) to enable connectivity to Wi-Fi clients.

Since these edge servers are typically deployed outside of secure data centers, they include technology that encrypts the data stored on the device if it is tampered with, only enabling authorized users to access it.

Scalability and performance

The SE360 V2 offers numerous features to boost performance, improve scalability and reduce costs: 

• Support a single processor from the Intel Xeon D Processor family. Supports processors up to 16 cores, core speeds of up to 2.1 GHz, and TDP ratings of up to 100W.
• Intelligent and adaptive system performance with Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 allows processor cores to run at maximum speeds during peak workloads by temporarily going beyond processor TDP.
• Intel Hyper-Threading Technology boosts performance for multithreaded applications by enabling simultaneous multithreading within each processor core, up to two threads per core.
• Intel Virtualization Technology integrates hardware-level virtualization hooks that allow operating system vendors to better use the hardware for virtualization workloads.
• Support for up to 4 TruDDR4 memory DIMMs an up to 256 GB of memory using 64 GB DIMMs.
• Up to 8 M.2 data drives -- NVMe -- provide efficient and rugged storage for edge workloads.
• Supports 1 or 2 additional M.2 NVMe drives for OS boot and applications, allowing the convenience of separating application code from data.
• The use of NVMe drives increased performance over SATA drives, in terms of throughput, bandwidth, and latency.
• 1GbE I/O board or 10GbE/25GbE SFP28 I/O board to support low and high-speed networking to back-end servers.
• One PCIe 4.0 x16 slot for a GPU or LAN adapter provides I/O flexibility as needed. Two PCIe 4.0 x16 slot for GPU or other adapter types
• Support for the NVIDIA A2 , NVIDIA L4 or Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 for enhanced workloads at the edge of your network.

Availability and serviceability

The SE360 V2 provides many features to simplify serviceability and increase system uptime:

• Supports remote management, including remote control functions down to the UEFI level (most models) makes managing the edge servers easy even without onsite IT personnel.
• ECC memory and memory RAS features including Single Device Data Correction (SDDC, also known as Chipkill).
• RAID redundancy for greater system uptime.
• Two external redundant AC Adapter power supplies and N+1 redundant fans to provide improved availability.
• Remote management can be performed by using wireless connectivity
• Built-in XClarity Controller continuously monitors system parameters, triggers alerts, and performs recovery actions in case of failures to minimize downtime.
• Built-in diagnostics in UEFI, using Lenovo XClarity Provisioning Manager, speed up troubleshooting tasks to reduce service time.
• Lenovo XClarity Provisioning Manager collects and saves service data to USB key drive or remote CIFS share folder, for troubleshooting and to reduce service time.
• Auto restart in the event of a loss of AC power
• Support for the XClarity Administrator Mobile app running on a supported smartphone and connected to the server through the service-enabled USB port, enables additional local systems management functions.
• Three-year customer-replaceable unit and onsite limited warranty, 9 x 5 next business day. Optional service upgrades are available.

Manageability and security

Systems management features simplify local and remote management of the SE360 V2:

• The server includes XClarity Controller 2 (XCC2) to monitor server availability. Optional upgrade to XCC Platinum to provide remote control (keyboard video mouse) functions, support for the mounting of remote media files (ISO and IMG image files), boot capture, power capping and new XCC2 Platinum features. New XCC2 Platinum features include System Guard, new security modes including a CNSA-compliant mode, FIPS 140-3 and NIST 800-193 support, and a new Neighbor Group feature.
• Lenovo XClarity Administrator offers comprehensive hardware management tools that help to increase uptime, reduce costs and improve productivity through advanced server management capabilities.
• IT Administrators can securely claim and activate the SE360 V2 remotely through the ThinkShield Key Vault Portal, available on the web. They can also manage and unlock their global IoT edge fleet for initial operation and in case of tamper. The ThinkShield Edge Mobile Management app enables Edge Users to securely claim and activate the ThinkSystem SE360 V2 in an easy to use Web UI. ThinkShield 2.0 support.
• New UEFI-based Lenovo XClarity Provisioning Manager, accessible from F1 during boot, provides system inventory information, graphical UEFI Setup, platform update function, RAID Setup wizard, operating system installation function, and diagnostic functions.
• Support for Lenovo XClarity Energy Manager, which captures real-time power and temperature data from the server and provides automated controls to lower energy costs.
• Integrated Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 support enables advanced cryptographic methods, such as digital signatures and remote attestation.
• Supports Secure Boot to ensure only a digitally signed operating system can be used.
• Industry-standard Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) NI support for faster, stronger encryption.
• Intel Execute Disable Bit functionality can prevent certain classes of malicious buffer overflow attacks when combined with a supported operating system.
• Intel Trusted Execution Technology provides enhanced security through hardware-based resistance to malicious software attacks, allowing an application to run in its own isolated space, protected from all other software running on a system.

View the SE360 V2 in augmented reality (AR) using your smartphone or tablet.

Simply follow these steps:

1. Scan the QR code* with the camera app on your phone
2. Point your phone at a flat surface
3. Wait a few seconds for the model to appear

Once the server appears, you can move your phone around it. You can also drag or rotate the server to reposition it.

For more information about the AR viewer, see the article "Introducing the Augmented Reality Viewer for Lenovo Servers", available from https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/lp1952

* If you're viewing this document on your phone or tablet, simply tap the QR code

The following figure shows the architectural block diagram of the SE360 V2 system, showing the major components and connections.

Figure 8. SE360 V2 system board - architectural block diagram

The system board connects to a network module which provides all wired and wireless network connections. Two network modules are offered. 1Gb I/O Board Module, 25G/10G IO Board Module. The block diagrams are shown in the following figures. All wired connections are at the front of the server.

Figure 9. SE360 V2 network modules - architectural block diagrams

The following table lists the standard specifications.

ThinkEdge SE360 V2 models can be configured by using the Lenovo Data Center Solution Configurator (DCSC).

Topics in this section:

• CTO models
• CTO models for Ubuntu
• Enclosure models
• Preconfigured models

CTO models

Configure-to-order (CTO) models are used to create models with factory-integrated server customizations. One CTO model is available for the SE360 V2 as listed in the following table:

• The CTO1WW base CTO model is for general business and is selectable by choosing General Purpose mode in DCSC.

CTO models for Ubuntu

The SE360 V2 can run Ubuntu, however OS-based wireless LAN is not supported. For ease of configuration, the following Base CTO models have been announced to assist building a configuration that can be used with Ubuntu.

Enclosure models

The following table lists the base CTO models of the Enclosures.

Preconfigured models

The following tables list the available models, grouped by region.

• Models for Australia and New Zealand
• Models for Japan
• Models for USA and Canada
• Models for EMEA countries

Refer to the Specifications section for information about standard features of the server.

The SE360 V2 supports processors in the Intel Xeon D-2700 family of processors (formerly codenamed "Icelake D"). The server supports one processor and the processor is soldered on the system board.

The table below lists the supported processors.

All supported processors have the following characteristics:

• AI capable: Intel AVX-512, VNNI, OpenVINO
• Intel Turbo Boost 3.1
• Intel Hyper-Threading Technology 
• Intel Virtualization Technology (VT-c, VT-x, VT-d) 
• Intel AES New Instructions
• Intel Trusted Execution Technology
• Converged Boot Guard (CBnT)
• Intel Software Guard Extensions (SGX)
• Intel Boot Guard
• Faster Boot with Slim Bootloader
• Time Coordinated Computing (TCC)

* The second feature code is for CTO orders from NA and LA geographies, and for Brazil
**12C processor supports - 20C to 65C degree configuration. The other processors support 0C-55C degree configuration only

The following table lists the features of the supported processors.

Note: 10/25GbE I/O module LAN speed depends on CPU ethernet mode, 4x 10GbE (max 50 G) or 4x 25GbE (max 100G)

The server uses processors with 4 memory channels and supports 1 DIMM per channel, for a total of 4 DIMMs. The server supports up to 256GB of memory using 4x 64 GB RDIMMs.

The following table lists the memory options that are available for the server.

Lenovo TruDDR4 memory uses the highest quality components that are sourced from Tier 1 DRAM suppliers and only memory that meets the strict requirements of Lenovo is selected. It is compatibility tested and tuned to maximize performance and reliability. From a service and support standpoint, Lenovo TruDDR4 memory automatically assumes the system warranty, and Lenovo provides service and support worldwide.

The following rules apply when selecting the memory configuration:

• DIMM installation sequence 1, 4, 2 & 3
• One DIMM per channel only
• Three DIMMs are not supported
• The server supports RDIMMs
• Mix of 2Rx4 and 2Rx8 based DIMMs across channels are not supported
• Mix of 16GB 2Rx8 & 32GB 2Rx8 across channels are supported
• Mix of 32GB 2Rx4 & 64GB 2Rx4 across channels are supported
• Memory mirroring and memory rank sparing are not supported
• Server supports Independent mode
• Rank sparing, ADDC, channel mirroring, hemisphere modes, and 2LM are not supported with Software Guard Extensions (SGX)
• Extended Temperature DIMM must selected with 12 Core MB
• Extended Temperature DIMM support -20C to 65C degree configuration while other DIMM support 0-55C only. 
• ThinkSystem 32GB TruDDR4 3200 MHz (2Rx4 1.2V) RDIMM Extended Temperature not allow to mix with other DIMMs even across channel.
• ThinkSystem 32GB TruDDR4 3200 MHz (2Rx4 1.2V) RDIMM Extended Temperature must select with 12Core MB_CPU

The following memory protection technologies are supported:

• ECC detection/correction

The SE360 V2 supports riser cage (or riser assembly) for I/O and storage.

The SE360 V2 has seven types of riser cage that supply 7mm Backplane or PCIe slot or M.2 adapter or space for Geotracking. The following figure shows the location of the riser cage.

Figure 10. Location of riser cage SE360 V2

The two halves of the riser, referred to as "wings", support 7mm Backplane or PCIe slot or M.2 data drive adapter depending on the riser. The left wing is on the left side and the right wing is on the right side as viewed from the front of the server. You must select a riser card in the server.

The following are images of the supported riser cage 

Riser assembly (PCIe Riser + 7mm Backplane): When viewed from the underside, is shown in the following figure. The figure shows the left wing supports SATA/NVMe 7mm SSD drives and the right wing offers a PCIe 4.0 x16 Low Profile slot for supported adapters.

Figure 11. ThinkSystem SE360 V2 PCIe Riser Cage (feature BS5J)

Figure 12. ThinkEdge SE360 V2 Riser Assembly (PCIe Riser + 7mm Backplane) (feature BS5J)

Riser Assembly (M.2 Riser): The left wing support up to 4x 2280/22110 NVMe M.2 drives and right wing support up to 4x 2280/22110 NVMe M.2 drives, which can support up to 8x M.2 drives on riser totally.

Figure 13. ThinkEdge SE360 V2 Riser Assembly (M.2 Riser) (feature BS5H)

Riser Assembly (M.2 Riser + PCIe Riser): The left wing offers a PCIe 4.0 x16 full high half length slot for supported adapters and right wing support up to 4x 2280/22110 NVMe M.2 drives.

Figure 14. ThinkEdge SE360 V2 Riser Assembly (M.2 Riser + PCIe Riser) (feature BS5F)

Riser Assembly (PCIe Riser + PCIe Riser): The left wing offers a PCIe 4.0 x16 full high half length slot for supported adapters and right wing offers a PCIe 4.0 x16 Low Profile slot for supported adapters, this riser can support up to 2x PCIe adapter totally.

Figure 15. ThinkEdge SE360 V2 Riser Assembly (PCIe Riser + PCIe Riser) (feature BS5D)

Riser Assembly (M.2 Riser + 7mm Backplane): The left wing supports SATA/NVMe 7mm SSD drives and the right wing support up to 4x 2280/22110 NVMe M.2 drives.

Figure 16. ThinkEdge SE360 V2 Riser Assembly (M.2 Riser + 7mm Backplane) (feature BS5K)

Riser Assembly (PCIe Riser + PCIe Riser) w/ Geotracking: The left wing and right wing offers two PCIe 4.0 x16 Low Profile slot for supported adapters and left wing have space for Geotracking, this riser can support up to 2x PCIe adapter totally.

Figure 17. ThinkEdge SE360 V2 Riser Assembly (PCIe Riser + PCIe Riser) w/ Geotracking (feature BS5E)

Riser Assembly (M.2 Riser + PCIe Riser) w/ Geotracking: The left wing have space for Geotracking with one PCIe 4.0 x16 Low Profile slot for supported adapters and right wing support up to 4x 2280/22110 NVMe M.2 drives.

Figure 18. ThinkEdge SE360 V2 Riser Assembly (M.2 Riser + PCIe Riser) w/ Geotracking (feature BS5G)

The internal storage of the SE360 V2 server is implemented as M.2 NVMe drives and 7mm SATA/NVMe SSD. The drives are defined as either boot drives or data drives, based on their intended use in the server.

Internal drives are as follows:

• Data drives are installed in left wing or right wing of riser cage and in bottom M.2 adapter. System can support up to 8x NVMe M.2 data drives total.
• Left wing: up to 2x SATA/NVMe 2.5-inch 7mm drives or up to 4x M.2 PCIe 4.0 drives with M.2 adapter.
• Right wing: up to 4x M.2 PCIe 4.0 drives with M.2 adapter.
• Bottom M.2 adapter (M.2 cabled adapter module BS5M): up to 2x M.2 PCIe 3.0 drives with M.2 adapter. However due to thermal limitations bottom adapter BS5M is not supported when Riser Assembly (M.2 Riser) (feature BS5H) is installed in server. 

Note: Left wing and right wing M.2 adapter design use one M.2 holder to assembly M.2 SSD on top/bottom side, which means M.2 SSD length must be the same as 2280/22110 that assembled on one holder.

Boot drives are installed on I/O module with dedicated slot, either one or two 2280 NVMe M.2 drives are supported.

Ordering information for the adapter module is listed in the following table.

The SE360 V2 supports the following for internal storage:

• Onboard NVMe controller supporting RAID 0, 1 (with Intel VROC RAID support) - boot drives
• Onboard SATA* controller supporting RAID 0, 1 (with Intel VROC RAID support) - data drives
• Onboard NVMe** controller supporting RAID 0, 1, 5, 10 (with Intel VROC RAID support) - data drives

*Up to 2 SATA SSD are supported

**RAID 5 minimum 4 drives are required.  RAID 10 minimum 4 drives are required.

Additional RAID notes:

• For a maximum of 8 SSDs two VROC RAID are needed.
• SE360 V2 RAID volume can’t cross NVMe controller.
• Not allow to support RAID between below 3 NVMe controller.
• Data RAID NVMe controller: Slot3, Slot4, Slot5, Slot6
• Data RAID NVMe controller: Slot7, Slot8, Slot9, Slot10
• Data RAID NVMe controller: Slot11, Slot12, Bay0, Bay1

Intel VROC onboard RAID

Intel VROC (Virtual RAID on CPU) is a feature of the Intel processor that enables RAID support.

There are two separate functions of VROC in the SE360 V2:

• Intel VROC SATA RAID, formerly known as Intel RSTe
• Intel VROC NVMe RAID

VROC SATA RAID (RSTe) is available and supported with all SATA drives, both SATA SSDs and SATA HDDs. It offers a 6 Gb/s connection to each drive and on the SE360 V2 implements RAID levels 0 and 1. RAID 1 is limited to 2 drives per array. Hot-spare functionality is also supported.

VROC NVMe RAID offers RAID support for any NVMe drives directly connected to the ports on the server's system board. On the SE360 V2, it implements RAID levels 0, 1, 5, and 10. RAID 1 is limited to 2 drives per array, and RAID 10 is limited to 4 drives per array. Hot-spare functionality is also supported.

The following options are available as follows:

• VROC NVMe RAID on the SE360 V2 by default is disabled and does not support NVMe RAID. In configurator selecting "none" would mean default, same as JBOD. 
• Selecting VROC Standard, feature code BR9B/BS7M, to support  RAID-0/1/10.
• Selecting VROC Premium, feature code B96G/BS7N, to support RAID-0/1/5/10.

VROC Standard or Premium are fulfilled as a Feature on Demand (FoD) license and is activated via the XCC management processor user interface.

VROC Premium is only needed on the SE360 V2 for RAID-5 support with NVMe drives. You do not need the VROC Premium license upgrade under any of the following conditions:

• If you have SATA drives connected to the onboard SATA ports, you do not need VROC Premium.
• If you are using RAID 0, 1 or 10 with NVMe drives, you do not need VROC Premium.

The following table lists the supported drive options.

• 7mm drive bays:
  • 7mm 2.5-inch hot-swap 6 Gb SATA SSDs
  • 7mm 2.5-inch hot-swap PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSDs
• M.2 drives for boot and data:
  • 2280/22110 NVMe M.2 drives

The following table lists the supported drive options.

* Boot drive
** Data drive

The server supports the external USB optical drive listed in the following table.

The drive is based on the Lenovo Slim DVD Burner DB65 drive and supports the following formats: DVD-RAM, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD+R, DVD-R, DVD-ROM, DVD-R DL, CD-RW, CD-R, CD-ROM.

The server supports RJ45 connector at rear side with RS-232 serial port function.

Below console cable able to provide DB-9 female interface connection.

The network ports on the front of the SE360 V2 are provided by a Network Module, a board that plugs into the system board by a dedicated connector. See the Internal view for the location of the cable. The Network Modules are listed in the following table.

The 1GbE I/O module has the following characteristics:

• 1GbE I/O module board
  • Two USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A connectors
  • USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C connector (for display)
  • USB 2.0 Gen 1 Type-C connector with Lenovo XClarity Controller (XCC) management
  • One XCC system management port (1GbE RJ-45)
  • Four 1GbE RJ-45 connectors (LAN 3 to 6). LAN 6 with shared-NIC feature for Lenovo XClarity Controller
  • Two 2.5GbE RJ-45 connectors
  • Note:
    • 2.5Gb RJ45 ports support 100Mbps data transfer, but link speed LED keep dark, do not support 10Mbps. 
    • 2.5Gb port can support 1Gb speed as well with LED behaviors normally.
    • 1Gb RJ45 port support 100M bps if link peer does not force speed on 100Mbps since Icelake D doesn’t support 100M half-duplex and link LED is always green status, while ACT LED keeps green and wont blinking when transferring data; do not support 10Mbps

The 1GbE I/O network module is shown in the following figure.

Figure 19. Ports of the available 1GbE I/O network module

The 10/25GbE I/O network module has the following characteristics:

• 10/25GbE SFP28 I/O module board
  • Two USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A connectors
  • USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C connector (supporting display)
  • USB 2.0 Gen 1 Type-C connector with Lenovo XClarity Controller (XCC) management
  • One XCC system management port (1GbE RJ-45)
  • Four 10/25GbE SFP28 connectors
  • 10G/25G port don’t support 10M/100M bps
  • Two 2.5GbE RJ-45 connectors

The 10/25GbE I/O network module is shown in the following figure.

Figure 20. Ports of the available 10/25GbE I/O network module

The Wireless Network Module has the following characteristics:

• Support for wireless solution for data transmission and remote management
• No LTE/5G wireless connection support

• Support CPU WLAN and XCC WLAN with Bluetooth

  • By default both CPU WLAN and XCC WLAN with Bluetooth functions are disabled

  • CPU WLAN need install OS driver to enabled, XCC WLAN and Bluetooth can be enabled and configured in the XCC Web

  • WLAN 128/192-bits encrypted WPA2, 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax

  • XCC Bluetooth support for activation to unlock server

  • CPU WLAN is able to make Wireless connectivity. Not only to connect to internet, but also be used as a backup network in the event that wired connections are offline

• BMC WLAN + Bluetooth:
  • M.2 2230 WLAN card, industrial grade
  • Enablement/ Inventory controlled by XCC  
  • Cannot support country code auto-detection
  • Enabling Bluetooth selectively for mobile app activation 
  • Cannot support AP mode for security consideration
• X86 WLAN
  • M.2 2230 WLAN card, Industrial grade
  • Set by Intel UEFI
  • Support country code auto-detection
  • Enablement/Inventory is not controlled by XCC
  • Support soft AP mode for WLAN clients to connect (max: 8 clients)

• Note:
  CPU WLAN based on Intel AX210 module which have OS dependency as noted below:

  • Microsoft Windows Server
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux
  • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

The block diagrams of the Network Modules are shown in the System architecture section.

The following are the supported transceivers for the Network Modules.

The SFP28 ports of the Network Modules support the following fiber optic cables and direct-attach copper (DAC) cables.

The following table lists the direct-attach copper (DAC) cables that are supported in the 25GbE port.

The RJ45 ports of the Network Modules support the following Category 6 (CAT 6) cables.

The following table lists additional supported network adapters that can be installed in the PCIe slot when the PCIe Riser (feature BS5J, BS5F, BS5D, BS5E or BS5G) is selected.

For more information, including the transceivers and cables that each adapter supports, see the list of Lenovo Press Product Guides in the Networking adapters category.

The following table lists additional supported GPUs that can be installed in the PCIe slot when the PCIe Riser (feature BS5J, BS5F, BS5D, BS5E, or BS5G) is selected.

Configuration notes:

• Some NVIDIA A Series GPUs are available as two feature codes, one with a CEC chip and one without a CEC chip (ones without the CEC chip have "w/o CEC" in the name). The CEC is a secondary Hardware Root of Trust (RoT) module that provides an additional layer of security, which can be used by customers who have high regulatory requirements or high security standards. NVIDIA uses a multi-layered security model and hence the protection offered by the primary Root of Trust embedded in the GPU is expected to be sufficient for most customers. The CEC defeatured products still offer Secure Boot, Secure Firmware Update, Firmware Rollback Protection, and In-Band Firmware Update Disable. Specifically, without the CEC chip, the GPU does not support Key Revocation or Firmware Attestation. CEC and non-CEC GPUs of the same type of GPU can be mixed in field upgrades.

For information about the GPU, see the ThinkSystem GPU Summary, available at:
https://lenovopress.com/lp0768-thinksystem-thinkagile-gpu-summary

The SE360 V2 server has two non-hot swap 80mm dual motor fan solution, supports N+1 redundancy.

The SE360 V2 supports three type of power input path as following components and options:

• External AC Power Supply (230V/115V) (5°C to 40°C)
  • Details regarding the use of AC adapters:

   ▪️One or two AC adapters are supported.
   ▪️When two AC adapters are connected, the second AC adapter is redundant.
   ▪️In case of failure of an AC adapter, system will throttle if power budget is above adapter capacity.
   ▪️AC Adapters need bridge cable to connection with system, can't connect adapter with system directly.
   ▪️AC Adapters do not include a line cord. See the next section for available power cords.
   ▪️300W adapter supports the following configuration:
      ▪️8Core CPU MB
      ▪️4x DIMM
      ▪️1x PCIe card
      ▪️2x 7mm SATA
      ▪️riser cage
      ▪️1G IO Board
      ▪️2x M.2 NVMe Boot drive

• Direct DC Power Connection (12-48V) (-20°C to 65°C)
  • Details regarding the use of DC power:

   ▪️One or two DC power input source are supported.
   ▪️When two DC power input are connected, the second DC input is redundant.
   ▪️In case of failure of DC input, system will throttle if power budget is above DC input capacity.
   ▪️DC Terminal block cable for DC power source connection with system.

• Internal AC power source input (0°C to 55°C)
  • Details regarding the use of internal AC power supply:

   ▪️One AC power input source is supported only.
   ▪️Internal AC Power supply does not support power redundancy or hot swap.
   ▪️Power supply does not include a line cord. See the next section for available power cords.

Ordering information is listed in the following table.

The SE360 V2 contains an integrated service processor, XClarity Controller (XCC), which provides advanced control, monitoring, and alerting functions. The XCC is based on the Pilot4 XE401 baseboard management controller (BMC) using a dual-core ARM Cortex A9 service processor.

Topics in this section:

The buttons on the front of the server:

• Power button
• Identification button - turns on the LED housed within the button as well as passing the signal to the XCC for display remotely in XClarity Administrator
• NMI reset pinhole - sends a NMI signal to the processor thereby causing a blue-screen trap of the operating system

The LEDs on the front of the server are as follows:

• Power LED (green) - indicated activation and power status, as follows:
  • Off - Server does not have power applied
  • Fast flash (4 times per second) - Either server has just had power applied and is not ready to be powered on yet, or the server has not been activated yet
  • Slow flash (once per second) - Server is ready to be powered on
  • On solid - Server is powered on
• Security LED - (green) - indicates system security status.
  • Solid on - the server is operating with security enabled
  • Blinking - the server is in lockdown mode. Activate or unlock the system for operation or activation. See activate or unlock system.
  • Off - No security feature is enabled on the server.

The front of the server also houses an information pull-out tab (also known as the network access tag). See Figure 2 for the location. A label on the tab shows the network information (MAC address and other data) to remotely access the XCC service processor.

The SE360 V2 also supports optional connection to local VGA monitor.

The steps to connect the mobile device are as follows:

1. Connect the mobile device via your USB cable. You will also need the USB type-C to type-A cable (FC:BS4D) cable to the SE360 V2's USB type-C port with the management symbol
2. In iOS or Android settings, enable Personal Hotspot or USB Tethering
3. Launch the Lenovo XClarity Mobile app

The supported USB cable is listed in the following table.

Remote management

Remote server management is provided through industry-standard interfaces:

• Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) Version 2.0
• Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Version 3 (no SET commands; no SNMP v1)
• Common Information Model (CIM-XML)
• Representational State Transfer (REST) support
• Redfish support (DMTF compliant)
• Web browser - HTML 5-based browser interface (Java and ActiveX not required) using a responsive design (content optimized for device being used - laptop, tablet, phone) with NLS support

The SE360 V2 offers a MicroSD card port on the system board to enable the use of a MicroSD card for additional storage for use with the XCC2 controller. XCC2 can use the storage as a Remote Disc on Card (RDOC) device (up to 32GB of storage). It can also be used to store firmware updates (including N-1 firmware history) for ease of deployment.

Tip: Without a MicroSD card installed, the XCC2 controller will have 100MB of available RDOC storage.

Ordering information for the supported Micro SD card is listed in the following table.

XCC2 Platinum

The XCC2 service processor in the SE360 V2 supports an upgrade to a Platinum level of features. Compared to the XCC functions of ThinkSystem and earlier systems, Platinum adds the same features as Enterprise and Advanced levels in ThinkSystem, plus additional features.

XCC2 Platinum adds the following Enterprise and Advanced functions:

• Remotely viewing video with graphics resolutions up to 1600x1200 at 75 Hz with up to 23 bits per pixel, regardless of the system state
• Remotely accessing the server using the keyboard and mouse from a remote client
• International keyboard mapping support
• Syslog alerting
• Redirecting serial console via SSH
• Component replacement log (Maintenance History log)
• Access restriction (IP address blocking)
• Lenovo SED security key management
• Displaying graphics for real-time and historical power usage data and temperature
• Boot video capture and crash video capture
• Virtual console collaboration - Ability for up to 6 remote users to be log into the remote session simultaneously
• Remote console Java client
• Mapping the ISO and image files located on the local client as virtual drives for use by the server
• Mounting the remote ISO and image files via HTTPS, SFTP, CIFS, and NFS
• Power capping
• System utilization data and graphic view
• Single sign on with Lenovo XClarity Administrator
• Update firmware from a repository
• License for XClarity Energy Manager

XCC2 Platinum also adds the following features that are new to XCC2:

• System Guard - Monitor hardware inventory for unexpected component changes, and simply log the event or prevent booting
• Enterprise Strict Security mode - Enforces CNSA 1.0 level security
• Neighbor Group - Enables administrators to manage and synchronize configurations and firmware level across multiple servers

Ordering information is listed in the following table. XCC2 Platinum is a software license upgrade - no additional hardware is required.

With XCC Platinum, for CTO orders, you can request that System Guard be enabled in the factory and the first configuration snapshot be recorded. To add this to an order, select feature code listed in the following table. The selection is made in the Security tab of the DCSC configurator.

For more information about System Guard, see https://pubs.lenovo.com/xcc2/NN1ia_c_systemguard

Because Lenovo XClarity Administrator does not require any agent software to be installed on the managed endpoints, there are no CPU cycles spent on agent execution, and no memory is used, which means that up to 1GB of RAM and 1 - 2% CPU usage is saved, compared to a typical managed system where an agent is required.

Lenovo XClarity Administrator is an optional software component for the SE360 V2. The software can be downloaded and used at no charge to discover and monitor the SE360 V2 and to manage firmware upgrades.

If software support is required for Lenovo XClarity Administrator, or premium features such as configuration management and operating system deployment are required, Lenovo XClarity Pro software subscription should be ordered. Lenovo XClarity Pro is licensed on a per managed system basis, that is, each managed Lenovo system requires a license.

The following table lists the Lenovo XClarity software license options.

For more information, refer to the Lenovo XClarity Administrator Product Guide:
http://lenovopress.com/tips1200

For more information about all the available Lenovo XClarity Integrators, see the Lenovo XClarity Administrator Product Guide: https://lenovopress.com/tips1200-lenovo-xclarity-administrator

LXEM is a licensed product. A single-node LXEM license is included with the XClarity Controller Enterprise upgrade as described in the Remote Management section. If your server does not have the XCC Enterprise upgrade, Energy Manager licenses can be ordered as shown in the following table.

Topics in this section:

• Security features
• Top cover
• Intrusion switch
• System Lockdown Mode
• SED encryption in factory orders
• System Guard
• Geotracking module
• Platform Firmware Resiliency - Lenovo ThinkShield
• Intel Transparent Supply Chain

Security features

The SE360 V2 offers a number of security features, both electronic and physical.

Electronic security features include:

• Automatic actions on tamper detection in the event of an intrusion or movement, the server can be configured in XCC to perform actions, including server shutdown and disabling remote access to the XCC from the network ports.
• Self-encrypting (SED) are supported on M.2 and 2.5" SSD. M.2 drives that ensure data is secured when the drives are powered off
• Administrator password and a power-on password in UEFI
• Root of Trust (RoT) module providing Platform Firmware Resiliency (PFR) and Onboard Trusted Platform Module (TPM) supporting TPM 2.0 enables advanced cryptographic functionality in the operating system and applications.
•  For China users, the server has an internal TCM port that supports a Nationz TPM 2.0 module. Available CTO only.
• The server is NIST SP 800-147B compliant.

Ordering information for the security components is listed in the following table.

Physical security features:

• Lockable top / bottom cover
• Front security bezel with key lock (optional, available as a field upgrade). See Security bezel.
• Intrusion detection. See Intrusion switch. 
• Motion detection

  The server has an onboard G-sensor accelerometer (disabled by default) that will generate an event if the server is moved. As part of the setup process in XCC, you specify the orientation of the server - desktop, ceiling or wall mount. You can also specify the sensitivity of the motion detection. The motion detection feature is standard. 

• Support for a Kensington lock and cable

  The server has a slot on the rear side of the server which a customer-supplied Kensington lock and cable can be attached to, to help prevent theft of the server.

The following image shows Kensington lock in the rear of the SE360 V2.

Figure 22. Kensington lock in the back of the SE360 V2

• Intrusion arm/disarm feature

  The security keylock can be used as an electronic switch to disarm the intrusion switch detection, so that authorized servicing of the hardware can be performed without triggering the security actions.

  Front bezel with key lock

• Optional component that mounts on the front of the server that restricts access to networking connectors on the front of the server. See Mounting components for more information.

For additional information, see ThinkEdge Security, available from: https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/lp1725-thinkedge-security

Note: Customers who purchased server with former firmware prior to November 2023, can seamlessly upgrade to latest firmware to take advantage of latest security features or contact your local Lenovo sales representative or business partner.

Top cover

The SE360 V2 server supports a top cover and depending on the solution a specific cover may be used.

The following image shows the top cover (BS69) and the the location of this component.

Figure 23. Top cover for SE360 V2

The following table lists the supported top covers.

For additional information on Top Cover installation, see the Configuration Installation Guide

Intrusion switch

The server supports an intrusion switch that rests against the top cover. The following images show the location of this component. In the event that the cover is removed, a Warning event is recorded in XClarity Controller and actions can be taken to secure the server.

The intrusion switch is included in all orders.

The SE360 V2 offers a number of security features, both electronic and physical.

Figure 24. Security features of the SE360 V2

The following image shows the bottom view of the SE360 V2.

Figure 25. Security features of the SE360 V2

System Lockdown Mode

System Lockdown Mode is an optional security feature of the SE360 V2 that ensures that the system is only used by its intended recipient and that all data and applications remains secure.

System Lockdown Mode is an optional feature that can be remotely managed in two ways:

• ThinkShield Key Vault Portal Managed. This provides a centralised remote management approach, allowing the administrator to remotely managed multiple systems and to register ownership of systems to their company, which reduces the system’s value is stolen.
• XClarity Controller Managed. This provides remote management level control to an individual system using XCC web interface, OneCLI or Redfish.

To select ThinkShield Key Vault Portal Managed in factory orders, select feature BYBR, as listed in the following table. The default in DCSC is to select XClarity Controller Managed, feature BYBQ.

If System Lockdown is enabled in the factory, the system will be delivered in system lockdown mode and will require activation before operation. There are three ways the server can be activated:

• Using a mobile device (iOS or Android) connect to the server to the USB management port on the front of the server and running the ThinkShield Edge Mobile Management app.
• Connecting the system to the Internet via the XCC management port on the front of the server and accessing the ThinkShield Key Vault Portal from a web browser on another system.
• In a disconnected mode, where neither a mobile device or an internet connection to the SE360 V2 are available.

For more information, see ThinkEdge Security, available from:
https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/lp1725-thinkedge-security

The SE360 V2 offers a Security LED that indicates the status of the server:

• LED on: Security is enabled; System is operational.
• LED blinking: Security is enabled and the server is in lockdown, either due to being delivered from the factory in lockdown mode or has entered lockdown as a result of a tamper event. System must be activated or reactivated before becoming operational.
• LED off: Security is disabled; System is operational.

SED encryption in factory orders

The SE360 V2 also optionally supports enabling SED drive encryption in the factory using feature BYBS as listed in the following table. This feature enables SED on the selected drives and sets and SED Authentication Key (SED AK).

System Guard

The System Guard feature takes a snapshot of the hardware component inventory as trusted reference, then monitors for any deviation from the reference snapshot. 

When deviation occurs, it can report an event to the user, optionally, can also prevent the server from booting into the OS and prompt the user for response.

• System Guard is only enabled with XCC2 on V3 code 
• Server supports this feature (BUT2) when XCC Platinum enabled only.
• The System Guard feature is disabled by default

System Guard is a feature of XCC Platinum. Sytem Guard (BUT2) should only be selectable if XCC Platinum (BRPJ) is selected.

Geotracking module

Geotracking module is an Airgain device so customers need to check on Airgain website on which countries they can sell to before purchasing, buy it and get service support from vendor directly.

• Lenovo user guide will provide guide for how to install the Geotracking module
• Lenovo XClarity won’t manage this Airgain module for privacy data consideration 
• All Geotracking privacy data won’t be managed by Lenovo, it is the deal and agreement between customers and Airgain
• No plan to support it with SE360 V2 enclosure for wireless signal consideration

The following image shows the Geotracking installation location in the SE360 V2 server.

Figure 26. Geotracking device by third party Airgain

Choose ThinkEdge SE360 V2 with two dedicated risers (all with lower profile GPU cards) and the dedicated top cover for Geotracking module installation:

• ThinkEdge SE360 V2 Riser Assembly (M.2 Riser + PCIe Riser + Geotracking, 4XF7A86289)
• ThinkEdge SE360 V2 Riser Assembly (PCIe Riser + PCIe Riser + Geotracking, 4XF7A86288)
• ThinkEdge SE360 V2 Top Cover for Geotracking (4XF7A86667)

For a high level information for Geotracking top cover at pubs refer to this link.

The folllowing are some links for additional information from third party:

• Lenovo and Airgain jointly website:https://www.airgain.com/partners/asset-tracker-solution-partners/lenovo/
• Asset tracker: https://www.airgain.com/partners/asset-tracker-solution-partners/
• Warranty from Airgain: https://www.airgain.com/Documentation/Legal/TC-AssetTracker.pdf  
• How to order: https://www.airgain.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/lenovo-order-process.pdf 

Platform Firmware Resiliency - Lenovo ThinkShield

Lenovo's ThinkShield Security is a transparent and comprehensive approach to security that extends to all dimensions of our data center products: from development, to supply chain, and through the entire product lifecycle.

The ThinkEdge SE360 V2 includes Platform Firmware Resiliency (PFR) hardware Root of Trust (RoT) which enables the system to be NIST SP800-193 compliant. This offering further enhances key platform subsystem protections against unauthorized firmware updates and corruption, to restore firmware to an integral state, and to closely monitor firmware for possible compromise from cyber-attacks.

PFR operates upon the following server components:

• UEFI image – the low-level server firmware that connects the operating system to the server hardware
• XCC image – the management “engine” software that controls and reports on the server status separate from the server operating system
• FPGA image – the code that runs the server’s lowest level hardware controller on the motherboard

The Lenovo Platform Root of Trust Hardware performs the following three main functions:

• Detection – Measures the firmware and updates for authenticity
• Recovery – Recovers a corrupted image to a known-safe image
• Protection – Monitors the system to ensure the known-good firmware is not maliciously written

These enhanced protection capabilities are implemented using a dedicated, discrete security processor whose implementation has been rigorously validated by leading third-party security firms. Security evaluation results and design details are available for customer review – providing unprecedented transparency and assurance.

The SE360 V2 includes support for Secure Boot, a UEFI firmware security feature developed by the UEFI Consortium that ensures only immutable and signed software are loaded during the boot time. The use of Secure Boot helps prevent malicious code from being loaded and helps prevent attacks, such as the installation of rootkits. Lenovo offers the capability to enable secure boot in the factory, to ensure end-to-end protection. Alternatively, Secure Boot can be left disabled in the factory, allowing the customer to enable it themselves at a later point, if desired.

The following table lists the relevant feature code(s).

The SE360 V2 is designed to be used in a variety of locations - table top - and on other mounting options.

In this section:

• Mounting components
• Desktop mount 
• Wall or ceiling mount 
• Short-depth 2U rack installation 
• Mounting options and power

For additional information on desktop or stand alone mounting option refer to the following section.

Mounting components

Many of the mounting options share the same components.

Node sleeve

The node sleeve, shown below, holds the SE360 V2 server when mounted on the wall. The server is then slid into the node sleeve and secured with additional thumbscrews.

Figure 27. Node sleeve

Security bezel

The security bezel is an optional component that mounts on the front of the node sleeve to help prevent physical access to the front components of the server. The bezel includes a lock-and-key mechanism for security.

Security bezel can prevent LAN cable plug or unplug after installed in node sleeve.

SE360 V2 supports two types of security bezel to support different I/O module board.

Figure 28. Security Bezel 

The following image shows the supported mounting / installation options for the ThinkEdge SE360 V2 server.

Figure 29. Installation options for ThinkEdge SE360 V2 server

The following table shows a list of components for mounting server, bezel and airflow. 

Desktop mount

Desktop mounting has the server oriented horizontally with self-adhesive rubber pads mounted to its underside.

• Air flow of node system in this mount type can be front to rear or rear to front. 
• Rear to front air flow can select airflow sensor to check rear dust filter status.

Figure 30. SE360 V2 with Rubber Feet option 

The following table shows a list of components for mounting server and airflow. 

Wall or ceiling mount

The SE360 V2 can be mounted on a wall or the ceiling, using the node sleeve. When wall mounted, the server needs to be installed into the node sleeve first. 

When wall/ceiling mounted, the node sleeve can be mounted directly on the wall/ceiling. A DIN mount kit is needed for DIN rail.
Air flow of node system in this mount type must be rear to front and can select airflow sensor to check rear dust filter status.

The components needed for a wall or ceiling mount are shown in the following table. See the Mounting components section for details about the node sleeve and security bezel.

The DIN Rail and SE360 V2 inside node sleeve is shown in the following figure.

Figure 31. DIN Rail Kit and mounted node

Short-depth 2U rack installation

Two SE360 V2 servers can also be mounted in a short-depth rack or a 2-post rack. In such a configuration, the servers occupy 2U of rack space. The components are mounted in the ThinkEdge SE360 V2 2U2N Enclosure, machine type 7DBN.

The following figure shows two SE360 V2 servers installed in the 2U2N Enclosure.

Figure 32. ThinkEdge SE360 V2 2U2N Enclosure

The following table lists the components used in the 2U rack installation.  

The following table summarizes the specifications of the available rail kits

Mounting options and power

The following table list supported mounting options and their corresponding supported power type.

The SE360 V2 supports the following operating systems:

• Microsoft Windows Server 2019
• Microsoft Windows Server 2022
• Microsoft Windows Server 2025
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.6
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.8
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.10
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.0
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.2
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.4
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP4
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP5
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP6
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 Xen SP4
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 Xen SP5
• Ubuntu 20.04 LTS 64-bit
• Ubuntu 22.04 LTS 64-bit
• Ubuntu 24.04 LTS 64-bit
• VMware ESXi 7.0 U3
• VMware ESXi 8.0 U1
• VMware ESXi 8.0 U2
• VMware ESXi 8.0 U3

For a complete list of supported, certified and tested operating systems, plus additional details and links to relevant web sites, see the Operating System Interoperability Guide: https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/osig#support=all

For configure-to-order configurations, the server can be preloaded with VMware ESXi on M.2 cards installed in an M.2 Boot Adapter. Ordering information is listed in the following table.

Configuration rule:

• An ESXi preload cannot be selected if the configuration includes an NVIDIA GPU (ESXi preload cannot include the NVIDIA driver)
• You can download supported VMware vSphere hypervisor images from the following web page and load it on the M.2 drives or 7mm drives using the instructions provided:
  • https://vmware.lenovo.com/content/custom_iso/

Lenovo ThinkEdge systems can be used in hyperconverged solutions either as part of a Lenovo configured and optimized Lenovo ThinkAgile solution, or as a user-configured system. 

Refer to the following links for full details.

VMware vSAN

SE360 V2 supports vSAN OSA. For more information refer to this page:
vSAN Original Storage Architecture (OSA)

SE360 V2 supports vSAN ESA. For more information refer to this page:
vSAN Express Storage Architecture (ESA) ReadyNode Configurator

Microsoft Azure Stack HCI

SE360 V2 is listed in Microsoft Azure Stack HCI catalog. For more information refer to this page:
https://azurestackhcisolutions.azure.microsoft.com/#/catalog/details/8b9c87d9-f31a-484f-843f-ac603e745309

Summary of the environmental specifications of server. Depending on the model, some features might not be available, or some specifications might not apply.

Topics in this section:

• Acoustical noise emissions
• Acoustical mode
• Ambient temperature management
• Environment
• Shock and vibration
• Particulate contamination
• Airflow
• Dust filter
• Replacement port dust covers
• Coin battery

Acoustical noise emissions

The server has the following acoustic noise emissions declaration:

• Sound power level (L_WAd)
  • Idling:
    • Min: 5.4 Bel
    • Typical: 5.4 Bel
    • Max: 5.5 Bel
  • Operating:
    • Min: 5.7 Bel
    • Typical: 6.1 Bel
    • Max: 7.2 Bel
• Sound pressure level (L_pAm):
  • Idling:
    • Min: 43.6 dBA
    • Typical: 43.6 dBA
    • Max: 44.5 dBA
  • Operating:
    • Min 45.8 dBA
    • Typical: 50.0 dBA
    • Max: 61.1 dBA

NOTE:

• These sound levels were measured in controlled acoustical environments according to procedures specified by ISO7779 and are reported in accordance with ISO 9296. The operating profile is represented by 80% CPU TDP or 70%/30% storage read/write or 100% GPU workload.
• The declared acoustic sound levels are based on the specified configurations, which may change depending on configuration/conditions.
  • Min: 1x 80W CPU, 2x 16GB RDIMMs, 1GbE I/O module board, 1 x NVMe M.2 boot drive , 2x SATA SSDs, 2x NVMe M.2 data drives, DC power module board (PMB), no dust filter, rear-to-front fan direction
  • Typical: 1x 80W CPU, 4x 16GB RDIMMs, 10/25GbE I/O module board, 1 x NVMe M.2 boot drive, 1x NVIDIA A2 GPU, 4x NVMe M.2 data drives, no dust filter, DC power module board (PMB), rear-to-front fan direction
  • Max: 1x 100W CPU, 4x 64GB RDIMMs, 10/25GbE I/O module board, 2 x NVMe M.2 boot drives, 2x NVIDIA A2 GPU, 2x NVMe M.2 data drives, DC power module board (PMB), no dust filter, rear-to-front fan direction
• Government regulations (such as those prescribed by OSHA or European Community Directives) may govern noise level exposure in the workplace and may apply to you and your server installation. The actual sound pressure levels in your installation depend upon a variety of factors, including the number of racks in the installation; the size, materials, and configuration of the room; the noise levels from other equipment; the room ambient temperature, and employee's location in relation to the equipment. Further, compliance with such government regulations depends on a variety of additional factors, including the duration of employees' exposure and whether employees wear hearing protection. Lenovo recommends that you consult with qualified experts in this field to determine whether you are in compliance with the applicable regulations.

Acoustical mode

ThinkEdge SE360 V2 supports three acoustic modes with different acoustic performance.

• Disabled: The server operates at default fan speeds.

• Mode 1: The operation of system fans is optimized to lower the overall noise level of the server.

  • Mode 1 supports ambient temperature lower than 35°C.

  • In Mode 1, the server operates with sound pressure level of 50 dBA at 25°C.

  • Performance degradation may occur at heavy workloads.

• Mode 2: The operation of system fans is optimized to lower the overall noise level of the server further than Mode 1.

  • Mode 2 supports configurations with 4-core or 8-core processor at ambient temperature lower than 35°C.

  • In Mode 2, the server operates with sound pressure level of 45 dBA at 25°C.

  • Performance degradation may occur at heavy workloads.

To change the acoustic mode, enter the Setup Utility and go to System settings > Operating Modes > Acoustic mode.

Ambient temperature management

• Most of the configurations of SE360 V2 support operating at temperature of 55°C or lower. Specific configuration supports operating at -20°C to 65°C. See Environment for the details of configuration supporting extended operation temperature.
• The following components can operate at temperature of 55°C or lower and require proper ambient temperature to prevent performance degradation:
  • When one of the following components is installed, keep ambient temperature lower than 45°C for proper operation. If the ambient temperature is over 45°C, performance degradation or throttled event might occur.
  • 16 core processor
  • NVMe M.2 drives
  • NVMe U.3 drives
• When one of the following drives is installed in Slot 7 to 10 (M.2 Bay 6 to 9) with heavy workload, keep ambient temperature lower than 40°C for proper operation. If the ambient temperature is over 40°C, performance degradation or throttled event might occur.
  • NVMe M.2 drives
  • NVMe U.3 drives
• When a 300W external power adapter is installed, keep ambient temperature lower than 40°C to prevent performance degradation. If the ambient temperature is over 40°C, performance degradation or throttled event might occur.
• The following components can operate at temperature of 50°C or lower. Keep ambient temperature lower than 45°C to prevent performance degradation:
  • ThinkSystem NVIDIA A2 16GB PCIe Gen4 Passive GPU
  • ThinkSystem NVIDIA L4 PCIe Gen4 Passive GPU
• ThinkSystem Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 can operate at temperature of 45°C or lower.
   

For CTO orders, specify the operational temperature requirement and the shock & vibration requirement, by selecting the feature codes listed in the following table. Selecting the higher temperature and shock/vibration values will ensure the correct heat/vibration tolerant components are selected.

Environment

ThinkEdge SE360 V2 complies with ASHRAE Class A4 specifications. System performance may be impacted when operating temperature is outside AHSARE A4 specification or fan failed condition with ambient temperature over 25°C

• ThinkEdge SE360 V2 is supported in the following environment:
  • Air temperature:
    • Operating
    •  ASHARE Class H1: 5°C to 25°C (41°F to 77°F); the maximum ambient temperature decreases by 1°C for every 500 m (1640 ft) increase in altitude above 900 m (2,953 ft).
    • ASHARE Class A2: 10°C to 35°C (50°F to 95°F); the maximum ambient temperature decreases by 1°C for every 300 m (984 ft) increase in altitude above 900 m (2,953 ft).
    • ASHARE Class A3: 5°C to 40°C (41°F to 104°F); the maximum ambient temperature decreases by 1°C for every 175m (574 ft) increase in altitude above 900 m (2,953 ft).
    • ASHARE Class A4: 5°C to 45°C (41°F to 113°F); the maximum ambient temperature decreases by 1°C for every 125m (410 ft) increase in altitude above 900 m (2,953 ft).
  • Server off: 5°C to 45°C (41°F to 113°F)
    • Extended operation temperature (with limited configuration):
      • Server on: -20°C to 65°C (-4°F to 149°F), to 70°C for 16 hours(158°F)
      • Server off: -20°C to 65°C (-4°F to 149°F)

Notes: The configurations with one of the following PCIe adapters do not comply with IP3X standard:

• ThinkSystem Qualcomm Cloud AI 100
• ThinkSystem Intel Flex 140 12GB Gen4 Passive GPU
• ThinkSystem Intel X710-T4L 10GBase-T 4-Port PCIe Ethernet Adapter
• ThinkSystem Intel E810-DA2 10/25GbE SFP28 2-Port PCIe Ethernet Adapter

Attention: Airborne particulates and reactive gases acting alone or in combination with other environmental factors
such as humidity or temperature might pose a risk to the server. For information about the limits for particulates and gases, see “SE360 V2 user guide”.

The following table indicates what environmental conditions (ambient temperature) are supported with supported options, such as: processors, memory, the M.2 drives and GPUs.

Shock and vibration

Particulate contamination

• SE360 V2supports a dust filter installed at rear of the node. The dust filter has a Minimum Efficiency Rating Value (MERV) of 5, per ASHRAE 52.2-2017 / 80% Average Arrestance per ASHRAE 52.1-1992.

• SE360 V22U2N Enclosuresupports a set of dust filters installed in the front shipping bracket. The dust filter set has a Minimum Efficiency Rating Value (MERV) of 5, per ASHRAE 52.2-2017 / 80% Average Arrestance per ASHRAE 52.1-1992.

• SE360 V2complies with IP3X Ingress Protection per ANSI/IEC60529-2020 Degrees of Protection Provided by Enclosures (IP Code)

• Note: The configurations with one of the following PCIe adapters do not comply with IP3X standard:

  • ThinkSystem Qualcomm Cloud AI 100

  • ThinkSystem Intel Flex 140 12GB Gen4 Passive GPU

  • ThinkSystem Intel X710-T4L 10GBase-T 4-Port PCIe Ethernet Adapter

  • ThinkSystem Intel E810-DA2 10/25GbE SFP28 2-Port PCIe Ethernet Adapter

Attention: Airborne particulates (including metal flakes or particles) and reactive gases acting alone or in combination with other environmental factors such as humidity or temperature might pose a risk to the device that is described in this document.

Risks that are posed by the presence of excessive particulate levels or concentrations of harmful gases include damage that might cause the device to malfunction or cease functioning altogether. This specification sets forth limits for particulates and gases that are intended to avoid such damage. The limits must not be viewed or used as definitive limits, because numerous other factors, such as temperature or moisture content of the air, can influence the impact of particulates or environmental corrosives and gaseous contaminant transfer. In the absence of specific limits that are set forth in this document, you must implement practices that maintain particulate and gas levels that are consistent with the protection of human health and safety. If Lenovo determines that the levels of particulates or gases in your environment have caused damage to the device, Lenovo may condition provision of repair or replacement of devices or parts on implementation of appropriate remedial measures to mitigate such environmental contamination. Implementation of such remedial measures is a customer responsibility.

Notes:

¹ANSI/ISA-71.04-1985.Environmental conditions for process measurement and control systems: Airborne contaminants. Instrument Society of America, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, U.S.A.

²The derivation of the equivalence between the rate of copper corrosion growth in the thickness of the corrosion product in Å/month and the rate of weight gain assumes that Cu₂S and Cu₂O grow in equal proportions

.³The derivation of the equivalence between the rate of silver corrosion growth in the thickness of the corrosion product in Å/month and the rate of weight gain assumes that Ag₂S is the only corrosion product.

⁴The deliquescent relative humidity of particulate contamination is the relative humidity at which the dust absorbs enough water to become wet and promote ionic conduction.

⁵Surface debris is randomly collected from 10 areas of the data center on a 1.5 cm diameter disk of sticky electrically conductive tape on a metal stub. If examination of the sticky tape in a scanning electron microscope reveals no zinc whiskers, the data center is considered free of zinc whiskers.

Airflow

The SE360 V2 supports two types of air-flow which can be front to rear (F2R) or rear to front(R2F)

Rear dust filter and air flow sensor when SE360 V2 server is setup as R2F

Dust filter

SE360 V2 supports a dust filter installed at rear of the node. The dust filter has a Minimum Efficiency Rating Value (MERV) of 5, per ASHRAE 52.2-2017 / 80% Average Arrestance per ASHRAE 52.1-1992.

Replacement port dust covers

By default, the server includes dust covers for all front I/O ports, to reduce the impact of dust in your environment. If needed, you can order replacement covers. Ordering information is listed in the following table.

Coin battery

Ordering information for coin battery field upgrades are listed in the following table.

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  A full-range, comprehensive setup for your hardware, including unpacking, inspecting, and positioning components to ensure your equipment is operational and error-free for the most seamless and efficient installation experience, so you can quickly benefit from your investments.

• DM/DG File Migration Services

  Take the burden of file migration from your IT’s shoulders. Our experts will align your requirements and business objectives to the migration plans while coordinating with your team to plan and safely execute the data migration to your storage platforms.

• DM/DG/DE Health Check Services

  Our experts perform proactive checks of your Firmware and system health to ensure your machines are operating at peak and optimal efficiency to maximize up-time, avoid system failures, ensure the security of IT solutions and simplify maintenance.

• Factory Integrated Services

  A suite of value-added offerings provided during the manufacturing phase of a server or storage system that reduces time to value. These services aim at improving your hardware deployment experience and enhance the quality of a standard configuration before it arrives at your facility.

Lenovo Support Services

In addition to response time options for hardware parts, repairs, and labor, Lenovo offers a wide array of additional support services to ensure your business is positioned for success and longevity. Our goal is to reduce your capital outlays, mitigate your IT risks, and accelerate your time to productivity.

• Premier Support for Data Centers

  Your direct line to the solution that promises the best, most comprehensive level of support to help you fully unlock the potential of your data center.

• Premier Enhanced Storage Support (PESS)

  Gain all the benefits of Premier Support for Data Centers, adding dedicated storage specialists and resources to elevate your storage support experience to the next level.

• Committed Service Repair (CSR)

  Our commitment to ensuring the fastest, most seamless resolution times for mission-critical systems that require immediate attention to ensure minimal downtime and risk for your business. This service is only available for machines under the Premier 4-Hour Response SLA.

• Multivendor Support Services (MVS)

  Your single point of accountability for resolution support across vast range of leading Server, Storage, and Networking OEMs, allowing you to manage all your supported infrastructure devices seamlessly from a single source.

• Keep Your Drive (KYD)

  Protect sensitive data and maintain compliance with corporate retention and disposal policies to ensure your data is always under your control, regardless of the number of drives that are installed in your Lenovo server.

• Technical Account Manager (TAM)

  Your single point of contact to expedite service requests, provide status updates, and furnish reports to track incidents over time, ensuring smooth operations and optimized performance as your business grows.

• Enterprise Software Support (ESS)

  Gain comprehensive, single-source, and global support for a wide range of server operating systems and Microsoft server applications.

For more information, consult the brochure Lenovo Operational Support Services for Data Centers.

Lenovo Managed Services

Achieve peak efficiency, high security, and minimal disruption with Lenovo's always-on Managed Services. Our real-time monitoring, 24x7 incident response, and problem resolution ensure your infrastructure operates seamlessly. With quarterly health checks for ongoing optimization and innovation, Lenovo's remote active monitoring boosts end-user experience and productivity by keeping your data center's hardware performing at its best.

Lenovo Managed Services provides continuous 24x7 remote monitoring (plus 24x7 call center availability) and proactive management of your data center using state-of-the-art tools, systems, and practices by a team of highly skilled and experienced Lenovo services professionals.

Quarterly reviews check error logs, verify firmware & OS device driver levels, and software as needed. We’ll also maintain records of latest patches, critical updates, and firmware levels, to ensure you systems are providing business value through optimized performance.

Lenovo Sustainability Services

• Asset Recovery Services

  Lenovo Asset Recovery Services (ARS) provides a secure, seamless solution for managing end-of-life IT assets, ensuring data is safely sanitized while contributing to a more circular IT lifecycle. By maximizing the reuse or responsible recycling of devices, ARS helps businesses meet sustainability goals while recovering potential value from their retired equipment. For more information, see the Asset Recovery Services offering page.

• CO2 Offset Services

  Lenovo’s CO2 Offset Services offer a simple and transparent way for businesses to take tangible action on their IT footprint. By integrating CO2 offsets directly into device purchases, customers can easily support verified climate projects and track their contributions, making meaningful progress toward their sustainability goals without added complexity.

• Lenovo Certified Refurbished

  Lenovo Certified Refurbished offers a cost-effective way to support IT circularity without compromising on quality and performance. Each device undergoes rigorous testing and certification, ensuring reliable performance and extending its lifecycle. With Lenovo’s trusted certification, you gain peace of mind while making a more sustainable IT choice.

Lenovo TruScale XaaS is your set of flexible IT services that makes everything easier. Streamline IT procurement, simplify infrastructure and device management, and pay only for what you use – so your business is free to grow and go anywhere.

Lenovo TruScale is  the unified solution that gives you simplified access to:

• The industry’s broadest portfolio – from pocket to cloud – all delivered as a service
• A single-contract framework for full visibility and accountability
• The global scale to rapidly and securely build teams from anywhere
• Flexible fixed and metered pay-as-you-go models with minimal upfront cost
• The growth-driving combination of hardware, software, infrastructure, and solutions – all from one single provider with one point of accountability.

For information about Lenovo TruScale offerings that are available in your region, contact your local Lenovo sales representative or business partner.

The SE360 V2 conforms to the following standards:

• ANSI/UL62368-1
• IEC 62368-1 (CB Certificate and CB Test Report)
• FCC - Verified to comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules, Class A
• Canada ICES-003, issue 7, Class A
• CSA C22.2 No. 62368-1
• CISPR 32, Class A, CISPR 35
• Japan VCCI, Class A
• Taiwan BSMI CNS15936, Class A; CNS15598-1; Section 5 of CNS15663
• CE, UKCA Mark (EN55032 Class A, EN62368-1, EN55024, EN55035, EN61000-3-2, EN61000-3-3, (EU) 617/2013, and EN IEC 63000 (RoHS))
• Korea KN32, Class A, KN35
• Russia, Belorussia and Kazakhstan, TP EAC 037/2016 (for RoHS)
• Russia, Belorussia and Kazakhstan, EAC: TP TC 004/2011 (for Safety); TP TC 020/2011 (for EMC)
• EAC Russia, Belorussia and Kazakhstan, TR CU 020/2011 and TR CU 004/2011
• Australia/New Zealand AS/NZS CISPR 32, Class A; AS/NZS 62368.1
• UL Green Guard, UL2819
• China CCC certificate, GB17625.1; GB4943.1; GB/T9254.1
• China CECP certificate, CQC3135
• China CELP certificate, HJ 2507-2011
• Japanese Energy-Saving Act
• Mexico NOM-019
• TUV-GS (EN62368-1, and EK1-ITB2000)
• India BIS 13252 (Part 1)
• Germany GS
• Brazil INMETRO
• South Africa NRCS LOA
• Ukraine UkrCEPRO
• Morocco CMIM Certification (CM)

The following table lists the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) units that are offered by Lenovo.

For more information, see the list of Product Guides in the UPS category:
https://lenovopress.com/servers/options/ups

The following table lists the power distribution units (PDUs) that are offered by Lenovo.

For more information, see the Lenovo Press documents in the PDU category:
https://lenovopress.com/servers/options/pdu

The following table lists the supported KVM consoles.

The following table lists the available KVM switches and the options that are supported with them.

For more information, see the list of Product Guides in the KVM Switches and Consoles category:
http://lenovopress.com/servers/options/kvm

Why wait to obtain the technology you need now? No payments for 90 days and predictable, low monthly payments make it easy to budget for your Lenovo solution.

• Flexible

  Our in-depth knowledge of the products, services and various market segments allows us to offer greater flexibility in structures, documentation and end of lease options.

• 100% Solution Financing

  Financing your entire solution including hardware, software, and services, ensures more predictability in your project planning with fixed, manageable payments and low monthly payments.

• Device as a Service (DaaS)

  Leverage latest technology to advance your business. Customized solutions aligned to your needs. Flexibility to add equipment to support growth. Protect your technology with Lenovo's Premier Support service.

• 24/7 Asset management

  Manage your financed solutions with electronic access to your lease documents, payment histories, invoices and asset information.

• Fair Market Value (FMV) and $1 Purchase Option Leases

  Maximize your purchasing power with our lowest cost option. An FMV lease offers lower monthly payments than loans or lease-to-own financing. Think of an FMV lease as a rental. You have the flexibility at the end of the lease term to return the equipment, continue leasing it, or purchase it for the fair market value. In a $1 Out Purchase Option lease, you own the equipment. It is a good option when you are confident you will use the equipment for an extended period beyond the finance term. Both lease types have merits depending on your needs. We can help you determine which option will best meet your technological and budgetary goals.

Ask your Lenovo Financial Services representative about this promotion and how to submit a credit application. For the majority of credit applicants, we have enough information to deliver an instant decision and send a notification within minutes.

The following sales training courses are offered for employees and partners (login required). Courses are listed in date order.

1. Partner Technical Webinar - SE350 Migration Strategy
   2024-11-04 | 60 minutes | Employees and Partners
   Details
   Partner Technical Webinar - SE350 Migration Strategy
   
   

   In this 60-minute webinar Chris Laffy, our Senior Product Line Manager, shares his extensive insights and ideas on migration strategies from the original SE350 to its successors.

   Published: 2024-11-04
   Length: 60 minutes
   

   Start the training:
   Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
   Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
   

   Course code: 102524
2. VTT: Edge – The SE350 EOL is Coming, Prepare Yourself and Your Customer September 2024
   2024-09-10 | 60 minutes | Employees Only
   Details
   VTT: Edge – The SE350 EOL is Coming, Prepare Yourself and Your Customer September 2024
   
   

   As of March 2025, the Lenovo ThinkEdge SE350 will be EOL. Join Geoff Hunt and Chris Laffey as they discuss how to help your ThinkEdge SE350 customers transition to other offerings, with a special focus on ThinkEdge SE350 V2 and SE360 V2. Topics will include:
   • Positioning the SE350 V2 and SE360 V2 as alternates for the EOL SE350
   • A technical view of the generational differences

   Published: 2024-09-10
   Length: 60 minutes
   

   Start the training:
   Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
   

   Course code: DVEDG215
3. Think AI Weekly: Lenovo Validated Design for Public Safety and Security Edge AI
   2024-09-05 | 60 minutes | Employees Only
   Details
   Think AI Weekly: Lenovo Validated Design for Public Safety and Security Edge AI
   
   

   In this session a panel from the Lenovo ISG/IDG ThinkEdge Team discuss vertical solutions enabled by edge computing. Alejandro Perez, Trent Richardson, and Chris Arenas focus on the Lenovo Validated Design for Public Safety and Security while reviewing the process and importance of Lenovo Validated Designs for the Edge

   Published: 2024-09-05
   Length: 60 minutes
   

   Start the training:
   Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
   

   Course code: DTAIW117
4. VTT Edge: Lenovo Validated Design for Public Safety and Security Edge & AI July 2024
   2024-08-05 | 60 minutes | Employees Only
   Details
   VTT Edge: Lenovo Validated Design for Public Safety and Security Edge & AI July 2024
   
   

   The Lenovo ThinkEdge Team is collaborating with eco-system partners to design and validate Edge AI solutions across verticals. Join this session to learn about these efforts and the architecture of the first Lenovo Validated Design for Public Sector Safety and Security. The session will cover the following topics:
   • Overview of the Lenovo Validated Designs (LVD) for Vertical Edge
   • Public Sector Safety and Security LVD
   • Business Key drivers and solution benefits
   • Architecture and Technology Overview
   • Relevant use cases
   • Components and sizing details
   • Validation results and pricing model

   Published: 2024-08-05
   Length: 60 minutes
   

   Start the training:
   Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
   

   Course code: DVEDG214
5. Partner Technical Webinar - ThinkEdge Portfolio
   2024-08-02 | 60 minutes | Employees and Partners
   Details
   Partner Technical Webinar - ThinkEdge Portfolio
   
   

   July 26, 2024 - Lenovo SA's (Alex Docherty, Marcus White, and Eugene Grandberry) discuss strategy around the Thinkedge Portfolio.

   Published: 2024-08-02
   Length: 60 minutes
   

   Start the training:
   Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
   Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
   

   Course code: 072624
6. VTT Edge: Lenovo Customer Solution for ENOC Filling Stations and Retail June 2024
   2024-06-10 | 45 minutes | Employees Only
   Details
   VTT Edge: Lenovo Customer Solution for ENOC Filling Stations and Retail June 2024
   
   

   Join Massimo (Max) Angelucci, Lenovo Solution Architect, and Abdlkareem (AK) Alhawajreh, Lenovo Client Account Manager, as they discuss the journey of the sale, the customer business, and their challenges. They cover the considerations and decision points when architecting the solution and why the customer chose Lenovo Edge.

   Published: 2024-06-10
   Length: 45 minutes
   

   Start the training:
   Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
   

   Course code: DVEDG213
7. Lenovo Data Center Product Portfolio
   2024-05-29 | 20 minutes | Employees and Partners
   Details
   Lenovo Data Center Product Portfolio
   
   

   This course introduces the Lenovo data center portfolio, and covers servers, storage, storage networking, and software-defined infrastructure products. After completing this course about Lenovo data center products, you will be able to identify product types within each data center family, describe Lenovo innovations that this product family or category uses, and recognize when a specific product should be selected.

   Published: 2024-05-29
   Length: 20 minutes
   

   Start the training:
   Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
   Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
   

   Course code: SXXW1110r7
8. Think AI Weekly: School Safety at the Edge
   2024-05-13 | 60 minutes | Employees Only
   Details
   Think AI Weekly: School Safety at the Edge
   
   

   Join Alejandro Perez, ISG/IDG Edge Business Development, Allen Holmes with ISG AI Business Development, and Lauren Allen ISG/IDG Go To Market Strategist as they discuss school security, AI computer vision and Lenovo ThinkEdge School solutions.
   • AI solution capabilities for campus safety
   • Safety solutions with ThinkEdge SE70 and SE450
   • Walkthrough of La Jolla and other use cases

   Published: 2024-05-13
   Length: 60 minutes
   

   Start the training:
   Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
   

   Course code: DTAIW103
9. VTT: HCI at the Edge and Dick's Sporting Goods_May 2024
   2024-05-08 | 60 minutes | Employees Only
   Details
   VTT: HCI at the Edge and Dick's Sporting Goods_May 2024
   
   

   Join Adam Mandlebloom, ISG SDI Technical Product Manager, and Bryan Maskrey, ISG Technical Sales, as they explore Lenovo HCI solutions at the Edge and how one such solution is being positioned to resolve business challenges at a national retail company, Dick’s Sporting Goods. Topics covered will include
   • Hyperconverged Edge to Cloud today, and looking forward
   • ThinkAgile for AI/ML - Cost effective GPU utilization
   • Local Cluster Management integration
   • Decision points and architecting the solution for Dick’s Sporting Goods

   Published: 2024-05-08
   Length: 60 minutes
   

   Start the training:
   Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
   

   Course code: DVEDG212
10. VTT: Management of Low-End Edge - March 2024
    2024-03-13 | 64 minutes | Employees Only
    Details
    VTT: Management of Low-End Edge - March 2024
    
    

    XClarity Orchestrator supports the management of both ISG XCC-based servers and IDG low-end edge devices. This session will cover the architecture of the current solution, along with a demo. In addition, a proposed new architecture for future support of low-end edge devices will be covered

    Published: 2024-03-13
    Length: 64 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    

    Course code: DVSYS207
11. Business Problems Addressed with Lenovo Data & Analytics Solutions
    2024-01-31 | 20 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    Business Problems Addressed with Lenovo Data & Analytics Solutions
    
    

    Data is the quantities, characters, or symbols on which operations are performed by a computer, which is then stored and transmitted in the form of electrical signals and recorded on magnetic, optical, solid state, or mechanical recording media. All different types of organizations rely more and more on their data to gain valuable insights and improve their business. As expected, they will have challenges with gaining this insight. In this course we will discuss those challenges and problems our customers face and describe how Lenovo Data and Analytics Solutions can help customers solve each problem.
    
    After completing this training, you will be able to define the following common problems for databases and big data and describe how Lenovo can help customers solve each problem: scalability, management, performance, protection, security, knowledge/skill, and technology evolution.
    
    After completing this training, you will be able to define the following common problems for databases and big data and describe how Lenovo can help customers solve each problem: scalability, management, performance, protection, security, knowledge/skill, and technology evolution.

    Published: 2024-01-31
    Length: 20 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: DSOLP200
12. Family Introduction: Edge Servers
    2024-01-22 | 18 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    Family Introduction: Edge Servers
    
    

    This course introduces the concept of edge servers. Edge servers are used at the edge of an IoT environment, where they perform pre-processing of data, and data forwarding to core environments.
    Course Objectives:
    • Describe the Internet of Things (IoT)
    • Define an edge server
    • Discuss edge server features

    Published: 2024-01-22
    Length: 18 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: SXXW1105
13. VTT: VMware and Lenovo - Transforming Industries with VMware Edge Compute Jan. 2024
    2024-01-10 | 60 minutes | Employees Only
    Details
    VTT: VMware and Lenovo - Transforming Industries with VMware Edge Compute Jan. 2024
    
    

    Join Josh David from VMware and Trent Richardson from Lenovo as they discuss the latest news from Project Bullwark, and what’s new from the VMware Edge Compute Stack. Topics will include VMware Edge real-time capabilities, Edge Orchestration, and more. Josh and Trent will also discuss determining factors when choosing between the ThinkEdge SE350 V2 and ThinkEdge SE360 V2. Together they will explore what lies in the near future for Lenovo and VMware at the Edge.

    Published: 2024-01-10
    Length: 60 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    

    Course code: DVEDG210
14. Partner Technical Webinar - Tech World 23 Review
    2023-12-22 | 60 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    Partner Technical Webinar - Tech World 23 Review
    
    

    In this 60-minute replay, Kenny James, Lenovo Channel Sales Engineering Director, joined us to give a Channel CTO’s perspective on this year's Tech World 2023 conference where the theme was AI for All.

    Published: 2023-12-22
    Length: 60 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: 121523
15. Basics of the Edge Ecosystem for Sellers
    2023-12-15 | 20 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    Basics of the Edge Ecosystem for Sellers
    
    

    The purpose of this learning module is to familiarize Lenovo field sales, inside sales and partners with the Edge ecosystem and how Lenovo fits into the Edge space.
    
    • Explain the basics of an Edge Ecosystem
    • Articulate the inherent challenges of Edge Computing
    • Present how Lenovo fits in the Edge Ecosystem

    Published: 2023-12-15
    Length: 20 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: DTEF101
16. The 10-minute Edge conversation for Lenovo Sellers
    2023-12-14 | 20 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    The 10-minute Edge conversation for Lenovo Sellers
    
    

    The purpose of this course is to enable sellers to have a 10 to 15-minute customer conversation addressing the relevancy of Edge solutions to the customer business.
    
    Learning Objectives:
    
    • Prepare for the initial customer conversation
    • Hold a 10-minute Edge Operational Technology (OT) conversation
    • Take the appropriate steps to progress the sale

    Published: 2023-12-14
    Length: 20 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: DTEF103
17. Intel and Lenovo Bringing AI Everywhere
    2023-12-13 | 50 minutes | Employees Only
    Details
    Intel and Lenovo Bringing AI Everywhere
    
    

    Join Patrick Cassleman of Intel as he discusses how Lenovo and Intel can partner to help customers develop and deploy sustainable AI hardware and software from the edge to the cloud. Patrick will discuss Intel’s full AI portfolio, plus available features and tools to help your customers attain sustainable AI.

    Published: 2023-12-13
    Length: 50 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    

    Course code: DVEDG209
18. VTT: Lenovo in the Era of the Edge-June 2023
    2023-12-04 | 60 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    VTT: Lenovo in the Era of the Edge-June 2023
    
    

    Join Richard Jenkins from the Lenovo Edge Computing Business Development group as he discusses how Lenovo fits in the era of the Edge. Topics covered in this VTT session include:
    - customer use cases at the Edge
    - the needed consortium to build an Edge Solution
    - Lenovo edge portfolio
    - The advantages of LOC-A and XClarity at the Edge

    Published: 2023-12-04
    Length: 60 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: DVEDG201
19. VTT: ThinkEdge SE350V2 and ThinkEdge SE360 V2, Wave 2 - What's new for bringing AI and computing to the source of the data?
    2023-11-03 | 75 minutes | Employees Only
    Details
    VTT: ThinkEdge SE350V2 and ThinkEdge SE360 V2, Wave 2 - What's new for bringing AI and computing to the source of the data?
    
    

    Join Aaron Shao, Sr. Product Manager from Lenovo ThinkEdge Business Unit, as he explores details of the added features for the SE350 V2 and SE360 V2 in Wave 2. Aaron will cover generation transition and product selling points as he discusses customer advantages of the SE350 V2 and SE360 V2 in the context of AI and compute.

    Published: 2023-11-03
    Length: 75 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    

    Course code: DVEDG207
20. VTT: Edge Product Innovation, ISVs, and Market trends - AP & PRC, Oct. 2023
    2023-10-12 | 60 minutes | Employees Only
    Details
    VTT: Edge Product Innovation, ISVs, and Market trends - AP & PRC, Oct. 2023
    
    

    Join Richard Jenkins from the AP Edge solutions group as he discusses the difference between Industrial Internet of things (IoT) and Operational Technology (OT). Richard takes a look at how both are relevant to combining edge servers with hybrid cloud architecture. Topics include:
    • Integration of ISV Concepts
    • Edge serving clusters and megaclusters
    • Container designs for SE10, SE30 & SE50

    Published: 2023-10-12
    Length: 60 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    

    Course code: DVEDG206
21. VTT: Edge Product Innovation, ISVs, and Market trends - EMEA, LA & NA, Oct. 2023
    2023-10-11 | 60 minutes | Employees Only
    Details
    VTT: Edge Product Innovation, ISVs, and Market trends - EMEA, LA & NA, Oct. 2023
    
    

    Join Per Ljungstrom and Anthony Sayers as they discuss the difference between Industrial Internet of things (IoT) and Operational Technology (OT). They look at how both are relevant to combining edge servers with hybrid cloud architecture. Topics include:
    • Integration of ISV Concepts
    • Edge serving clusters and megaclusters
    • Container designs for SE10, SE30 & SE50

    Published: 2023-10-11
    Length: 60 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    

    Course code: DVEDG205
22. Intro to Edge: 3Ws of Edge Computing for Lenovo Sellers
    2023-09-14 | 13 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    Intro to Edge: 3Ws of Edge Computing for Lenovo Sellers
    
    

    This course provides fundamental concepts and a learning foundation for those who are new to the data center and to computing at the Edge. It defines where is the Edge, identifies what are the business drivers for edge computing, and discusses why is edge computing important to Lenovo. September 2023

    Published: 2023-09-14
    Length: 13 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: DTEF100
23. Lenovo Solutions for the Edge - Who Are the Customers?
    2023-09-14 | 25 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    Lenovo Solutions for the Edge - Who Are the Customers?
    
    

    This course is focused on enabling sellers to identify opportunities for Lenovo Edge and Edge AI Solutions. Topics include a general overview of the Lenovo Edge portfolio and recognizing how edge computing can benefit customers.
    
    Course Objectives:
    • Identify Lenovo Edge Opportunities
    • Recognize how an Edge solution would benefit your customer
    • Provide a general overview of Lenovo solutions at the Edge
    • Identify key points for your customer Edge conversation

    Published: 2023-09-14
    Length: 25 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: DTEF102
24. Family Portfolio: Edge
    2023-09-12 | 15 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    Family Portfolio: Edge
    
    

    This course introduces edge environments, and the roles played by Lenovo edge servers and edge clients in those environments. It looks briefly at use cases for these edge devices.
    When you have completed this course, you should be able to list the edge solutions in the Lenovo portfolio, describe the features of each solution, and determine which solution is best suited to a specific environment.

    Published: 2023-09-12
    Length: 15 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: SXXW2513r2
25. VTT: VMware Edge Compute Stack, August 2023
    2023-08-17 | 60 minutes | Employees Only
    Details
    VTT: VMware Edge Compute Stack, August 2023
    
    

    Edge Compute drives business transformation in sectors like retail, manufacturing & utilities. It intersects with IoT sensors, robotics & AI, and supports use cases requiring computing closer to operations. Implementing Edge Compute at scale requires a platform supporting verticalized applications, manageability, reliability & security. Join Josh David from VMware and Alejandro Perez from Lenovo as they discuss how the VMware Edge Stack enables real-time intelligence & immersive experiences at the Edge.

    Published: 2023-08-17
    Length: 60 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    

    Course code: DVEDG203
26. Partner Technical Webinar - ThinkEdge SE350 V2 & SE360 V2 Update
    2023-07-13 | 60 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    Partner Technical Webinar - ThinkEdge SE350 V2 & SE360 V2 Update
    
    

    July 7, 2023 – in this 60-minute replay, Benoit Robert, Director - Edge Server Product Management, reviewed the ThinkEdge portfolio specifically the SE350v2 and SE360v2. Benoit discussed the key differences between the 2 edge servers with a focus on form factors and use cases.

    Published: 2023-07-13
    Length: 60 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: 070723
27. FY24Q1 AI Launch
    2023-06-14 | 15 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    FY24Q1 AI Launch
    
    

    This course covers the exciting announcements that Lenovo is making about its commitment to AI. Not only has Lenovo pledged to invest $1B in AI over the next three years, and committed $100M to bolster the Lenovo AI Innovators Program, but there are also some exciting product announcements.
    
    Once you complete this course, you should be able to define intelligence and artificial intelligence, describe a digital twin, and discuss the three key points of the Lenovo AI launch: investment in AI, a new AI-capable data center server, and new AI-capable edge servers.

    Published: 2023-06-14
    Length: 15 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: SXXW2516
28. Lenovo XClarity Management Hub for Edge Server Devices
    2023-06-08 | 50 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    Lenovo XClarity Management Hub for Edge Server Devices
    
    

    This course offers a comprehensive overview and demonstration of the enhanced capability to manage ThinkEdge Server Devices through Lenovo XClarity Management Hub in Lenovo XClarity Orchestrator (LXCO).

    Published: 2023-06-08
    Length: 50 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: DXCO201
29. Lenovo XClarity Management Hub for Edge Client Devices
    2023-06-08 | 50 minutes | Employees and Partners
    Details
    Lenovo XClarity Management Hub for Edge Client Devices
    
    

    This course offers a comprehensive overview and demonstration of the enhanced capability to manage ThinkEdge Client Devices through Lenovo XClarity Management Hub in Lenovo XClarity Orchestrator (LXCO).

    Published: 2023-06-08
    Length: 50 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: DXCO202
30. Family Portfolio: Intel Edge Servers
    2023-06-07 | 15 minutes | Employees and Partners
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    Family Portfolio: Intel Edge Servers
    
    

    This course introduces two new Lenovo ThinkEdge servers: the ThinkEdge SE350 V2 and ThinkEdge SE360 V2.
    After completing this course, you will be able to list the Intel edge servers in the Lenovo portfolio, describe the features of each server and determine which server is best suited to a specific environment.

    Published: 2023-06-07
    Length: 15 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: SXXW2510r2
31. Lenovo FY24Q2 AI Announcement QH
    2023-06-07 | 3 minutes | Employees and Partners
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    Lenovo FY24Q2 AI Announcement QH
    
    

    This Quick Hit covers the exciting announcements Lenovo is making about its commitment to AI. Lenovo has pledged to invest $1B in AI over the next three years, and has committed $100M to bolster the Lenovo AI Innovators Program to develop AI-Ready solutions faster. Two new servers are being added to the already impressive Lenovo Edge portfolio – the ThinkEdge SE350 V2 and ThinkEdge SE360 V2. These servers offer a wide operating temperature range and the ruggedness to handle shock, vibration, and airborne contaminants. The SE360 V2 supports GPUs, making it ideal for AI at the edge. Both servers support the new time-sensitive networking protocol, TSN, to ensure that response times are low and deterministic.
    Note: This course is presented as audio only. There are no slides or video.

    Published: 2023-06-07
    Length: 3 minutes
    

    Start the training:
    Employee link: Grow@Lenovo
    Partner link: Lenovo Partner Learning
    

    Course code: SXXW2516a

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For more information, see these resources:

• ThinkSystem SE360 V2 drivers and support
  https://datacentersupport.lenovo.com/us/en/
• Lenovo ThinkSystem SE360 V2 product page:
  https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/servers-storage/servers/edge/Lenovo-ThinkEdge-SE360-V2/LEN21TS0019
• Interactive 3D Tour of the ThinkEdge SE360 V2:
  https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/lp1752
• ServerProven hardware compatibility:
  https://serverproven.lenovo.com/
• Lenovo Server Options:
  https://serveroption.lenovo.com/