DELL PowerEdge T710 support for 2012 Windows

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• 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.

• Support for Microsoft Windows Server 2003

  Hello

  Can you please let me know the end of support for Windows Server 2003?

  I manage and application that is currently running on Windows Server 2003 and will soon migrate to Windows Server 2012 but the exact date is not decided, as a lot of analysis should be done prior to the actual migration.

  Please let me know when Microsoft end this support for their Windows Server 2003 so that I can work on that accordingly.

  That would be really helpful. Any announcement already made by Microsoft on this? I found a few things online stating it would be 2015, but nothing seems to have come directly from Microsoft.

  Thank you in advance for the information.

  Ask in the forum Windows Server:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

• Reattach the EqualLogic iSCSI for 2012 Windows volumes

  Hello

  We use EqualLogic, Windows 2008R2, HIT and initiator iSCSI access volumes. Now I'm re - install OS to Windows 2012. All materials, IP addresses, volumes, host name will be the same on the new operating system. BONES of some changes. Will it be the right way to remap the iSCSI volumes to the new operating system:

  1. on windows 2008 R2 take the volume offline in the disk management console.
  2. disconnect "Discovered targets" in the Windows iSCSI initiator.
  3 collect volumes offline in Manager Dell EqualLogic Group (to restore the connections).
  4. the new 2012 Windows Installer 4.5 HIT and set (is this version of the correct software for Windows 2012?)
  5 activate the volumes in the Dell EqualLogic Group Manager.
  6. Discovery target and connect to targets.
  7 collect volumes online in the OS disk management console.

  These steps are correct?
  Are they all necessary?
  Is a correct software 4.5 for windows 2012 HIT?

  Thank you

  Re: connections.  Are you referring to the iSCSI to table sessions?   If so, those are dynamic.  When you stop they will disappear.

  If everything is the same, so technically Yes.  Shutdown, you can reload and bring it to the top.

• Comments for the 64-bit Dell PowerEdge T100 support

  Hi all

  Apologies if it's basic but I'm just getting started with virtualization and I installed VMWare ESXi 4 disc and connected remotely using VSphere. I am installing a guest OS Windows 2008 64 bit but I get an error indicating that the system is not 64-bit compatible when it installs well if I use the normal Windows 2008 disk to install the 64 bit OS. I checked the HCL, and he seems to suggest that it should work fine.

  Any ideas?

  Concerning

  Chris

  Hello and welcome to the forums.

  If you haven't already done so, you need to enable VT in the BIOS.  Check Ko 1000217 for more information.

  Good luck!

• Bill Gates can support for damage windows make updates for pc?

  I recently posted a help topic. After downloading the updates on my Windows XP computer, it turns off then will restart on its own. I had some suggestions to solve the problem. If Gates thinks I'll stay here all day to solve a problem that is actually based in the updates they can think again.

  I don't want answers from unskilled geeks who think they are engineering I want windows to take responsibility because it is defective updates. They asked me what updates was installing I ffs there are dozens, how can you expect I note the faulty update. More than 60 updates have been downloaded, you expect me to download each individually (in order to find the faulty update) absolutely not.

  It is the responsibility of Windows to inform us of the faulty update.

  This happened to my computer 12 months ago that an update has been recognized as defective. I went to the thread of responses and informed of the update. At this time a message showed by saying Windows are aware of this defective update and removed.  Is it not high time that Gates and his lackies has apologized for the mess this update creates and we inform that updates is causing our computers restart on its own?

  Don't send me more stupid, ridiculous suggestions is to say uncheck the auto restart button, go to administrative tools - management logs etc. FFs do you think I have nothing better to do.

  I have read several posts regarding windows restarts without permission, a poor person has lost hours and days of work of the Academy. I am now looking at buying an Apple computer like many many people have told me, and rightly so, there is no problem with viruses, worms or updates. For the geeks who sent me suggestions reply with your review of the kind just Apple updated issues?

  S.Twomey (ms)

  If your system seems to be restarted by itself, it seems that you need so that you can see what is happening:

  XP is configured to restart automatically on some system failures, you will need to disable this feature for the information of the blue screen of death (BSOD) will remain on the screen for you to see.  You must also configure XP to create a memory for each BSOD dump file, so you'll have a crash dump file to watch later if debugging more is necessary.

  If your system crashes later, the information you need will always be on the screen and then you can use the information in the dump files memory to understand what the problem is and fix it.

  Disable automatic restart in case of system error

  XP restarts on system failure, so automatically configure your system so it does not, then you can see the error message.

  Configure your system does not automatically restart on system failure and to create a crash dump file when it crash.

  Right click my computer, properties, advanced, startup and recovery settings.

  In the system failure section:

  Put a check mark in the box "write an event to the system log.
  Put a check mark in the box "send an administrative alert.
  Uncheck 'automatically restart '.

  In the Write debugging information section select:

  Partial dump (64 KB)

  Set the directory small dumpster:

  %SystemRoot%\Minidump

  Click OK, OK to save the settings.

  Restart your computer and wait for the next reboot/crash.

  The next time your system crashes, provide more information on what you see.

  Here's a BSOD example showing information you provide:

  http://TechRepublic.com.com/i/tr/downloads/images/bsod_a.jpg

  Send for the nose and the Red arrows (3 to 4 lines total).

  Send all * line STOP message since there are clues in the 4 parameters.

  If there is a name of the file listed in the STOP message, don't forget to include this information too.

  Ignore the boring text unless it seems important to you.  We know what a BSOD looks like, we need to know what your BSOD looks like.

• Windows 2012 on PowerEdge T710

  Windows 2012 will be installed on a PowerEdge T710?  Is there a version of systems management tools and Documentation that will have drivers for a PERC 6 / i and Windows 2012?

  Greg,

  The T710 supports Server 2012 (Standard & Datacenter). As much as the disk GDPS, he was arrested near the release of Server 2008 as the drivers of our controllers are already present in the OS support. This allows you to start right on the OS media. It goes the same for 2012. Then you should be able to boot directly from the installation media.

  On another note, support.dell.com has a drop-down list of OS that has Server 2012, so we have released for this OS so drivers.

  Let me know how it goes.

• Future of the MHM?  Support for Windows r2 2012?

  The product is getting old - is expected in the work of the product update and support Windows 2012 R2?

  Hello

  While I can't provide specific dates or calendars, I can say that has' engineering team t Multi-hypervisor Manager has stopped working on a major new version and support for 2012 R2 is definitely on our backlog in priority.

  HTH,

• Memory support for the Poweredge R710 speed

  The Dell Poweredge R710 supports up to 1600 MHz memories? As [manufacturer: SNP20D6FC / 16G |] [Dell Part #: A6994465] is compatible with R710?

  Osmanhamid,

  Frequency of memory in servers are affected by a number of factors, including; Speed DIMMS and CPU and memory configuration.

  R710 server supports:

  1. Speed up to 1333 MHz for one module of memory through
  2. Speed up to 1066 MHz for both modules of memory through
  3. Speed up to 800 MHz for three modules of memory per channel. All these speeds correspond to memory single or double modules. Therefore, the speed of 1600 MHz will be down-clocked at a speed suitable depending on the configuration.

  Let me know if you have any other questions.

• Windows 8 upgrade - support for Toshiba laptops models

  Hi community

  If you want to know if your mobile phone is supported by Toshiba win 8 update, please visit this page:

  + The table below lists all Toshiba models by short numbers that are currently supported for the Windows 8 upgrade program. +

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/generic/Windows8-matrix

  _ * Incidentally: * _

  If you are looking for specific * Windows 8 drivers * for your Toshiba laptop, visit the drivers of Windows 8 for the upgrade wizard page:

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/windows8_drivers.jsp?service=EU

  Welcome them
  Tom

• Problem with OpenManage on a T300 with R2 2012 Windows

  When I install OpenManage on a PowerEdge T300 with R2 2012 Windows and it is originally a 'limited' warning of network connectivity and connection to the gateway is lost. I have to run a network card 'repair' every time that the alert go away and the restored network connection. Even after a reboot, I still have to run the repair. When I uninstall OMSA network card works fine. I tried OMSA version 7.3, 7.4, 7.4.0.2, 8.1. The matrix of compatibility on the Dell site seems to show that it should be compatible with 8.1 and 7.4 (on a T300 with 2012 R2). Our network card is a Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit (version 17.0.0.3 driver). Everyone knows about this problem? I come to a legacy version, although compatibility documentation does not appear 2012 R2 as as operating system supported?

  Tstout21,

  The problem you are having sounds like an updated version of firmware on the network card. I suggest you uninstall OMSA, then restart and update the network map. Although the update of the firmware should fix, I suggest that we update the driver as well up-to-date. You can not the driver and firmware here. After completing the updates, restart and go forward then reinstall OMSA.

  Let me know how it goes.

• ISE 1.1.4 and AD 2012 Windows

  Hello.

  I'm trying raise 802. 1 x authentication certificate and running. I want to use the user and computer certificate.

  On v1.1.4 "Vanilla", I get an error message with the user certificate. After some reading, it appears support for 2012 AD was added in patch 2.

  So I installed the patch 4, and user certificate authentication works!

  But I still have problems with machine certificate authentication.

  I get these errors:

  Machine on Active Directory authentication failed.

  Check if the machine account is active and present in Active Directory. Also check whether Active Directory is available.

  But the machine is present and active in AD.

  And AD works too. I know through the user certificate authentication, because the binary comparison is enabled:

  Looking 24432 user in Active Directory - [email protected] / * /

  24469 the user certificate was extracted from Active Directory successfully

  22054 binary comparison of the certificates was successful

  Authentication 22037 spent

  12506 EAP - TLS authentication successful

  If Windows Server 2012 AD is supported for the authentication of the computer? Or should I go go v1.2 for whom?

  Or it could just be something wrong with my setup

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Support for 2012's official in 1.2, the release notes for lists this as a new feature.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ISE/1.2/Release_notes/ise12_rn.html#wp376082

  Tarik Admani
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• PowerEdge T710 Tower Perc H800 / H700 not Compatible

  Hey I have a dell poweredge t710 Tower Server, when I update Perc 6 / i in H800 / H700 its give me error 'this update Package is not compatible with your system configuration. In fact I want to raid 4 TB Hard Drive in my server, that's why I need H800 / H700...

  Thank you

  You can't update a PERC 6 / i with PERC H700 firmware. It is not an update of the firmware you need - you need a new/different controller card.

• Buy a windows server license R2 ROK 2012 for a Dell PowerEdge 2950 bought in 2008 [MS]

  Hello

  I have a Dell PowerEdge 2950 with windows server 2008, I bought it in 2008.

  I want to upgrade to the new windows server R2 Foundation, purchasing a license ROK 2012.

  Is this possible? Where can I buy one of these?

  Thank you

  OTO Tortorella
  TeleType.it
  
  

  Buongiorno,

  He endured of Poweredge 2950 come sistemi al massimo do it 2008 server (even he 2008 r2).

  Speaking saluti

  Manual

• Dell Openmanage 7.4 64-bit on Poweredge 6850 with 2012 Windows Datacenter Server does not recognize the storage controllers

  Hi, masters!

  I installed the package Dell OMSA 7.4 (OM-SrvAdmin-Dell-Web-WINX64-7.4.0-866_A00) on my Poweredge 6850 with Windows Server 2012 - Datacenter. Everything works fine, except for the storage controller. The OMSA displays the message: no storage controller found. Can you help me?
  Thank you

  Diramos

  Hello Diramos,

  That is a difficult question because OMSA stopped supporting older systems of the gen 8 back to 6.x what OMSA 6.5 works with 8 Gen but most customers will find the more stable 5.5 with 8 gen systems.  Now, the other problem is that Sever 2012 is not listed as an operating system supported for Dell 8th gen systems either.  Obviously, it works, since you have it installed, but you may encounter compatibility problems.  Particularly like this this is not a systems management configuration that will work well.

  Windows 2008 R2 work OMSA 6.5.

  Let us know if you have any other questions.