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• Dell PowerEdge T320 - upgrade memory

  Dear all,

  I recently put a server DELL T320 with 64 GB of RAM, I want to add additional memory and would like to know is this server supports 32 GB memory cards. There are now two empty slots in the server and I want to add Two 32 GB cards in them.

  Server model: Dell PowerEdge T320
  Processor: Intel (r) Xeon CPU E5-2407 v2 @ 2.40 GHz
  Board of Directors information: 0MK701, Version A01,.

  Chipset: Intel C602

  Current memory: 16 GB x 4 (64 GB total)

  Product data sheet says that 32 GB is supported. www.Dell.com/.../PD

  Is that no matter what knows the exact part number and make memory which is supported. Please notify.

  Kind regards

  REDA

  Hello.

  Yes, the server supports 32 GB memory modules. However, due to the restrictions imposed by the population memory guidelines requiring that balanced memory channels, will need you 3 modules 32 GB and 16 GB 3 modules such as:

  A1, A2, AND A3: 32GB

  A4, A5 & A6: 16GB

  Here's the 32GB module part number: SKU # A7916527 & Mfg # SNPF1G9D / 32G. Make sure that your BIOS is up to date.

• Dell PowerEdge Server - IDRAC R720 problem

  Dear support team

  I have a Dell PowerEdge R720 not ready iDRAC server. The configuration values are not available. very strong fans noise, please notify

  Hello

  I'll send you an email to ask for the serial number. Thank you

  Marco

• Dell Poweredge 2850 and ESXi 4.1

  I have a Dell PowerEdge 2850 with 12 GB of RAM and two CPUs, hyperthreading with 350 GB of disk space.

  This box was initially installed with Redhat Linux ES 5.4 64-bit and OS 64 bit CentOS 5.5 with no problems, so I know the processor supports 64-bit.

  I then installed VMWare ESXi version 4.1 on the Dell Poweredge 2850 with no problems.

  Then, I created a few instances VM I want to install CentOS 5.5 64 bit.  During the installation of a VMware instance, I get this:

  msg.cpuid.notLongmodeQuestionFmt:This veritual is configured for 64-bit operating systems.
  However, the 64-bit mode is not possible.
  Longmode is disabled for this virtual machine.
  For more information, see http://VMware.com/info?id=152
  Continue without 64 bit support?

  Now the question I have is this: given that VMWare is problems with 64-bit OSes comments, how is it that I can install CentOS 5.5 64 bit on this Dell PowerEdge 2850 with no problems.  It seems obvious to me that the PowerEdge 2850 works well with the 64 bit OS but not ESXi 4.1.

  How can I get around this?

  Comments?  Thanks in advance.

  The dell series 8 (1850/2850) have no vt support, so not support 64-bit virtual machine, except 6850.

  The output of the processor shows the same thing, or rather, what he shows no vt in its ability.  It shows lm, long mode, so you can run 64-bit, that you are running ESX, but to succeed in this 64-bit support, you need the lm, you and vt, which you don't have.

  -KjB

• Dell PowerEdge R510 memory Conmfiguration

  Greetings,

  I have a Dell PowerEdge R510 with a SINGLE processor that currently has 16 GB of slots of RAM installed A1 - A4 are all filled with 4 GB memory modules. My questions are the following:

  1. Am I able to, another 8 GB or memory?
  2. Is only to have a CPU a problems with filling more memory?

  Think I found my answer here:

  en.Community.Dell.com/.../19645918

• Dell PowerEdge 2950 P2V problem

  Physical server:

  Dell PowerEdge 2950

  Windows 2003 R2 Standard x 86 operating system

  Sheet music:

  Dell - hidden partition

  C: BONE

  D: Data1

  E: Data2

  F: Data3

  G: data4

  vSphere ESXi 4.1 (under license)

  ISCSI SAN

  vCenter Server

  I tried on cold hidden server with boot CD, but received the error "unable to determine the operating system invited."  Looks like that I don't have the driver for the Dell raid controller in the boot CD.

  I decided to go with the hot P2V using the plug-in for VirtualCenter.  I stop the SQL server service and disabled the firewall disabled the anti-virus tools.  Only two partitions (C and G) on the physical server must be in the new virtual machine.  So, I've selected partitions C and G and has increased the size of the drive at a time.  I made sure not to install the vmware tools and unchecked the option reconfigures.   The P2V conversion was successful.   But when I went to start the virtual machine, it starts with the 'VMWARE' logo and restarts immediately.  Restart the virtual computer so fast I can't even in the BIOS unless I hit the key several times.   I did the clonning with the hidden partition, but with the same problem.   There are no BSOD or any indication that the virtual machine cannot find the vdisks.   Called in vmware support.  They used webex for an hour, but could not fix.  Asked me to send in the logbundle.

  I HERE it if someone tell me what I am doing wrong?

  Thank you

  Another option is to install the Standalone Converter 3.0.3 on the PowerEdge, stop all services and performing the conversion.

  André

• Configuration of memory with 1 processor Dell PowerEdge T710

  We have a Dell PowerEdge T710 server with 1 single processor and we look at the installation of 2 x 16GB of RAM.

  The server is configured for optimizer mode. With this configuration, we can install only the 2 sticks of RAM or will we need to purchase a third?

  Blueboy84,

  Yes, you can use 2 X 16 GB memory under the optimizer mode.  Informing the banks of memory A1 A2 & (recommended) on separate channels reach you speed supported up to 1333 MHz as opposed to the speed of 1066 MHz when using A1 & A4 banks.

  To extend memory future I recommend that you use the Single Rank DIMMS or double RankDIMMs as opposed to Quad Rank DIMM. Quad Rank DIMM use only two of the stores available in the channel.

• Dell PowerEdge R710 memory upgrade 16 GB (4x4Go) for 72GO with more than 64 GB (8x8Go)

  Hi all

  My Dell PowerEdge R710 is seen 16 GB (4x4Go) now and would like to add 64 GB (8x8Go), it will be total 72GB. Please help me add memory into the slot on the right. Can I do the following as below

  A1/B1 > 8 GB

  A2/B2 > 8 GB

  A3/B3 > 8 GB

  A4/B4 > 8 GB

  A5/B5 > 4 GB

  A6/B6 > 4 GB

  Thanks Robert, I already bought 64 GB (8x8Go) and would like to add to my current server which is running 16 GB (4x4Go). So, please show me how.

  Thank you

  Binh Kien

• Update memory Dell Poweredge R510

  Hello.

  There are two Dell Poweredge R510 servers with the following configuration:

  CPU: Intel Xeon X 5675 (3.06 GHz, 6 C, 12 Mb cache)

  Additional CPU: Intel Xeon X 5675 (3.06 GHz, 6 C, 12 Mb cache)

  64 GB of RAM by 2CPU (LV double rank of 8 x 8 GB RDIMMS) 1333 MHz

  We want to upgrade servers with 128 GB of RAM.

  What is the most appropriate way to do it?

  Can I order 8 modules with 16 GB of RAM and replace?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Enzorik,

  You can order and use the 16 GB DIMMs in the R510. You can see the directives of the population by proc on page 117 of the guide, located here. Before the memory upgrade, however, you must be certain that you have the server to update BIOS, Drac, lifecycle controllerand Raid Controller. This is to ensure that the server remains stable.

  Let me know if that answers your question.

• Dell powerEdge t420, server windows 2008 R2, RAID5, partitioning problem

  Hello

  [Dell powerEdge t420, windows 2008 R2, RAID5 Server]

  I have attached the picture of disk management.

  There are

  1 extended partition in which it is

  1 NTFS logical volume that completely fill the extended partition.

  But there is a small green free space 0 MB.

  Is this normal?

  Thanks for the info. I have install.

  I reinstalled the operating system

  and in OS partitioning step installation

  There were:

  a 1 Mb extended partition, then the logical partition.

  I deleted all and create 2 primary partition (1 for the Os) and 1 for DATA.

  I solved it.

  But I don't know if

  is the best performing primary or logical partition.

• PowerEdge SC1425 - upgrade Memoria RAM [GRO]

  Buongiorno.

  On our Dell PowerEdge SC1425 - serial number 9TRNQ1J - abbiamo di memoria RAM add need.

  Secondo features found in manuale (SDRAM DDR - 2 400 ECC - 72-bit, PC-3200 Unbuffered, SDRAM, DIMM, clocked at 400 MHz) it nostro fornitore, ha dato della memoria compatibile con queste features, tried my abbiamo anche, e sebbene works memoria di diversi tipi, questa non viene riconosciuta dal Server che in indica "modules no memory detected" con accensione seers of diagnosis : verde-giallo-giallo-giallo.

  Vorremmo sapere is esiste some della memoria, oltre a particular characteristic which indicate in manuale oppure is esiste some settaggio inversions del bios del server per poter fare Upgrade ram of della.

  Grazie.

  Salve,

  He problema e che he Server non riconosce PC2-5300, Halter retrocompatibilil knew altre macchine, lato Server selezione e molto più ristretta.

  Di seguito di ufficiale Dell compatibility list:

  F6928	DIMM, 256, 400 M, 32 X 72, 8, 240, 1RX8	400 MHz, 1RX8 256 MB DIMM 32 X 72, 8K, 240,
  XP764	DIMM, 1 G, 400M, 128 X 72, 8, 240, 1RX4	1 GB DIMM, 400 MHz, 128 X 72, 8K, 240, 1RX4
  4D554	DIMM, 256, 400 M, 32 X 72, 8, 240, ROMB	400 MHz, 256 MB 32 X 72, 8K, 240, ROMB DIMM
  X 1564	DIMM, 4G, 400 M, 512 X 72, 8, 240, 2RX4	4GB DIMM, 400 MHz, 512 X 72, 8K, 240, 2RX4
  G6036	DIMM, 2G, 400 M, 256 X 72, 8, 240, 1RX4	2 GB DIMM, 400 MHz, 256 X 72, 8K, 240, 1RX4
  H2084	DIMM, 512, 400 M, 32 X 72, 8, 240, 2RX8	DIMM 512 MB, 400 MHz, 32 X 72, 8K, 240, 2RX8
  JT055	DIMM, 2G, 400 M, 256 X 72, 8, 240, 2RX4	2 GB DIMM, 400 MHz, 256 X 72, 8K, 240, 2RX4
  G6035	DIMM, 1 G, 400M, 128 X 72, 8, 240, 2RX8	1 GB DIMM, 400 MHz, 128 X 72, 8K, 240, 2RX8
  F6929	DIMM, 2G, 400 M, 256 X 72, 8, 240, 2RX4	2 GB DIMM, 400 MHz, 256 X 72, 8K, 240, 2RX4
  D6599	DIMM, 1 G, 400M, 128 X 72, 8, 240, 1RX4	1 GB DIMM, 400 MHz, 128 X 72, 8K, 240, 1RX4
  C6956	DIMM, 512, 400 M, 64 X 72, 8, 240, 1RX4	DIMM 512 MB, 400 MHz, 64 X 72, 8K, 240, 1RX4

• Dell PowerEdge T110 II add on the video graphics card that works

  The system configuration:
  Dell PowerEdge T110 II
  BIOS 2.8.0
  RAM 2x8GB

  For many reasons (for example feeding bus PCI), it is difficult to install a Dell PowerEdge T110 II graphics card.  The ATI Radeon HD 5450 is a good choice for the Dell PowerEdge T110 II because if its (approximately 10W) low energy consumption.

  After trying several HD 5450 (listed below), a graphics card that works is a "VisionTek Radeon HD 5450 - graphics card - Radeon HD 5450 - 2 GB memory DDR3 - PCI Express 2.1 x 16'.

  Edit: Thanks to paikat for the following references, (see his assignment for the links, where to buy)...
  VisionTek manufacturer: 900356
  Reference Dell: A6173020

  This card works when the monitor is connected to the VGA/D-SUB/DB15 connector. I wasn't looking to connect to HDMI or DVI connectors.

  After you install this graphics card, passed the BIOS Setup:
  Integrated Devices > integrated video controller: enabled

  by saying:
  Integrated Devices > integrated video controller: Standard

  and allowed to move from "Standard" to "Distributed" so it now says:
  Integrated Devices > integrated video controller: distributed

  Note: Install the card with the monitor connected to the integrated video port / edge, change the BIOS to Distributed settings, restart the computer and then connect the monitor to the Discrete / distributed / video port to Add on.

  Here are the identifiers on the "VisionTek Radeon HD 5450 - graphics card - Radeon HD 5450 - 2 GB memory DDR3 - PCI Express 2.1 x 16'

  54502GBPC
  VT 5450 PCIe 2GB V/D/H
  VT-400746PC
  PCB #R81KLD-PJ3Z
  R71KLD
  R81KLD
  Version: 1.0
  G0850000-0351L002739CZA-0087
  SH6 94V-0
  E248779

  Here are some pictures of the 5450 VT from DELL:

  

  

  Other video cards that have been tested and work well in T110 II are:

  * XFX Radeon HD 5450 1 GB GDDR3 VGA/DVI/HDMI Low Profile PCI-Express graphics AMD card HD545XZQH2; HD-545 X-ZQH2
  Note there is another version of this card is ONXFX1PLS2 who has not tested.

  * EX-PX610GT-video JATON GeForce GT 610 2 GB 128 - Bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x 16 HDCP ready low profile ready card video

  * Reference DELL SOUND H545H1G Radeon HD 5450 (Cedar) 1 GB memory DDR3 64 bit PCI Express 2.1 x 16

  I hope this can help others avoid the frustration when you try to install a video card in a Dell PowerEdge T110 II.

  SR2002

  I have read this thread and seen the suggestion of VisionTek, it also works with the card mother E3-1230V2?

  My guess is the Dell PowerEdge T110 II uses the same motherboard for various configurations of CPU, but this is only a guess.

  SR2002

  Also, are there better options eventually with the support of 12 DDR5 and directx?

  None that I know, but I've only tried a few cards. Please let us know if you find cards better than the VisionTek 900356

  SR2002

  I saw a thread suggesting ASUS GTX650-E-2GD5, someone at - he of the inputs on this card?

  I tried a GeForce GT 610 2 GB and it did not work.  Check the use of the GTX650-E-2GD5 (DPT) power and make sure that it is less than 25 watts (see below)

  Quick notes:

  1. the location of PCIe x 16 is actually a "full-size x 8 slot" (also known as an x 16 slot / x 8) and the video card needs to work in this type of accommodation.

  2. video card power (TDP) is a limiting factor. Technical guide Dell says "the system supports a maximum power of 25 W for all four cards PCIe.»  and said Dell owner's manual "ATTENTION: to ensure correct cooling, not more than two cards of four extension may have more than 15 W power consumption (maximum 25 W each), not to mention the integrated storage controller card."

  3 install the card with the monitor connected to the integrated video port / edge, change the built-in BIOS devices > on-board video controller 'Activated' / 'Standard' to 'Distributed', restart the computer and then connect the monitor to the Discrete / distributed / video port to Add on.

• (Redirected) Card SCSI Dell poweredge 1951 backlane

  Hello world

  I installed and running a Dell poweredge 1950 that I use it to backup (tape) using Backup EXEC 2014. In the alley, he has an empty slot for a SCSI expansion card where a need can connect via a SCSI connection a different external tape drive. Due to the fact that the dell model is quite old, it is difficult to find a type of card.

  I found online something to my request: [View:www.amazon.co.uk/.../ref=sr_1_fkmr1_2]

  but the problem is that it has two SCSI ports and it is too big to get it. I tried to find one with a single port, but I can't seem to find it. Have you also had this problem and if so where you bought the SCSI expansion? There is also the option to purchase a SCSI cable / USB, but I don't want to go with this solution. All advice what to do or where to buy expansion card I need.

  Thanks for the tips.

  Best of this post in the Forum servers, here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/servers/default.aspx

  Bev.

• map of scsi (redirect) dell poweredge 1950

  Hello world

  I installed and running a Dell poweredge 1950 that I use it to backup (tape) using Backup EXEC 2014. In the alley, he has an empty slot for a SCSI expansion card where a need can connect via a SCSI connection a different external tape drive. Due to the fact that the dell model is quite old, it is difficult to find a type of card.

  I found online something to my request: [View:www.xbyte.com/ProductDesc.aspx]

  but the problem is that it has two SCSI ports and it is too big to get it. I tried to find one with a single port, but I can't seem to find it. Have you also had this problem and if so where you bought the SCSI expansion? There is also the option to purchase a SCSI cable / USB, but I don't want to go with this solution. All advice what to do or where to buy expansion card I need.

  Thanks for the tips.

  Best of this post in the Forum servers, here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/servers/default.aspx

  Bev.

• Dell PowerEdge T20: Hard drives

  Hi, I'll build a MS SQL Server for a small lab. I chose the Dell PowerEdge T20 Spec1-T20-004 configuration server. And I want to use two additional 5 TB in RAID1 disks. Since all the documents, I found from dell (including telephone support) they only sell/pick-up drives up 3TO. I don't...

  Dell would have sold the T20 with only up to 3 TB of disk. Any modern system supports over 2 TB disks (no currently achievable limit does exist on modern Intel SATA controllers).

  Thus, 2 to 5 discs should not be a problem. Note that unless you add a raid controller, at best you might be able to run firmware raid (supported by Windows and Linux, maybe, but not things like BSD or VMware or more).

  If you plan to run the raid software, then obviously just about any OS should work with it.