PowerEdge 1900 w / PERC5 / i or SAS5 / I under compatibility Win 2008

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• request intervento Técnico poweredge 1900 Server

  Buongiorno,

  Abbiamo need intervento di UN vs. Técnico by individualization of e riparazione di guasto Server PowerEdge 1900 2P5XL3J

  He server no if starts.

  Restiamo in attesa di una vs cortese risposta.

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• PERC 4/Di in Poweredge 1900?

  Hello

  You can use the PERC 4/Di from a PowerEdge 2600 server in a PowerEdge 1900 or it is not compatible?

  Thank you.

  No, the PERC 4/Di is a built-in controller (RAID logic is on the motherboard) and is activated by the RAID key (otherwise, it's just a SCSI disk controller). The 1900 doesn't have the built-in ability to take a key or manage the RAID. You need a card. Get the PERC 6 / i.

  If you're talking about the PERC 4/DC (which is a card), it can work, but I still wouldn't use it.

• PowerEdge 1900 & WS2012r2

  Gents

  I decided to migrate my old WHS2011 about her inherited PowerEdge 1900.

  I have 10 SATA drives to transfer (sizes 1 to - 4TB). I started by moving the 3 x 2 TB SATA B, C & D Port drives so that they know. SATA is occupied by the SSD.

  Now, everything went sooth (hardware wise) all disks are recognized, to 3 x 2 disks are added to WS2012r2 Essentials Poll.

  I started the migration of data to free the other drives which I hope for you connect to Perc 5 and other PCIe SATA card, but what I've noticed, it's as writing speeds (when moving data on GBit NIC) 33.5 MB/s with occasional spikes 67.4 MB/s.

  I think it's because one of the SATA Ports (B, C or D) is ATA and limited at 33 Mbps. unfortunately I am struggling to find info on this.

  Someone knows the speed of the built-in SATA ports? or how to improve transfer speeds?

  As mentioned, I have some readers go so behalf of all ports.

  Thank you

  Daniel

  You are right. the bottleneck is not caused by SATA.

  I forgot to mention that the pool, I created the WS2012r2E using parity as a measure of redundancy. Apparently, the parity is to blame for low writing speeds - problem applicable only to the Scriptures known. Readings are fine.

  Thanks for responding

• Fan sostitutiva Poweredge 1900

  Salve,

  If e una di UN nostro Server Poweredge 1900 fan rotta (serial number: FKLWM3J), could stuffed UN preventivo by a prodotto di ricambio?

  It would be preventivo da mandare a: [email protected]

  By the spedizione:
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  6 name/last name/number phone/e-mail del referent in loco: Alessandro Grasso / 011 311 94 96 / [email protected]

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  3 cities: Torino
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  Grazie,

  Buona day

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• URGENT: su material guasto Poweredge 1900 - request intervento [GRO]

  Dell Poweredge 1900 fuori co

  Service etiquette: 5Wxg74J

  If e SC yesterday he server da solo. ORA non riconosce più I have brain Sarotherodon. The feeling e che mia he sistema vede non più scheda dove sono collegati RAID controller I have brain.

  Piccolo it display sul front yesterday era led colorato ambra e dava error PCI express Server B0 D4 F0 error fatal

  Codice of it leggo nella scheda Controller Raid E2K-UCS-51

  Chiedo con urgenza preventivo by di intervento UN tecnico vs a domicilio per risoluzione del problema. Grazie.

  Salve,

  The sto contattando by mail

  Saluti,

• PowerEdge 1900 perc 5 / I controller battery replacement

  I have a replacement battery message in the Application to manage Open Dell for a Dell PowerEdge 1900 Perc 5 / i controller. If I replace the battery I lose the current RAID configuration? Also all the procedures available for the replacement of the battery?

  Thank you

  Jeff Hicks

  Here is a link to the manual, page 92 will give you the steps to replace the battery: ftp://ftp.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_ser_stor_net/esuprt_poweredge/poweredge-1900_Owner%27s%20Manual_en-us.pdf

  Your RAID configuration is stored on the discs. Turn the power off and replace the battery, then start back. Upon request, accept the configuration of readers and move forward.

  Kind regards

• Memory of PowerEdge 1900

  Hello. I have a Poweredge 1900 server, we have improved the memory of 4 GB to 16 GB.

  • Locations: 8 (4 banks of 2)

  The problem is that when I rebooted the server, he sees more than 4 GB. What Miss me?

  Thanks for any help.

  Yes, the 32 bit is limited to 4 GB.

  https://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/Windows/desktop/aa366778 (v = vs. 85) .aspx

• PowerEdge 1900 and Poweredge 840 and NO hardware RAID SATA HD, FreeNAS with ZFS

  I searched these forums and the web in general a concise my questions answer, but nothing is done.  I just happen to find someone who is using 'old' technology and it retarget as much as you might think (I am a broke student by the way).

  I bought a Poweredge 1900 Server & server Poweredge 840 ebay about last year.  I've been busy and have yet to work with these two units.  I wanted to use the PE 1900 as a file server and then push a backup of these files on the server off site, the PE840.  I intended to buy four 1 TB or four disks SATA 2 to (WD Black or RED WD) for each system, respectively.

  I've been through a few videos on youtube the other day and discovered FreeNAS.  This seems to be a much better solution than the use of Ubuntu Server, but it also made me think about the hardware Raid with these systems.  If FreeNAS uses ZFS (software raid controller), you want to avoid a hardware raid controller.

  My current assumptions, please correct me if I'm wrong on any of the following:

  I think that each of these systems to support drives up to 2 TB?, I think that I can use the SATA drives and not SAS, four discs in each system drives.

  I believe that I can boot from USB flash drive (a quick, which I intend to install FreeNAS on which they recommend)

  I think I can connect readers to the Perc/Raid Controller controller (& just turn 'off' RAID), or simply directly on the motherboard.  (What woud be the advantages/disadvantages of the use of the card or simply by using the Council)

  I intend on working with what I have right now (cheap and available), then once I get this configuration work that I take it out of the sand/lab sandbox, upgrade the processors and ram up my budget will allow and go live with the installation program (if it is still possible)

  From now on, they are sitting in a corner, begging to consume energy, and fans of polute the soundscape with their cries (PE1900 precisely).  I know that I could pursue other options but I already these two units.

  I really want to utilze FreeNAS its serving capacity file and ZFS for its reliability.  Is it possible with this camera?, or should I junk them and move on?

  Thank you for your answer!

  I've done some research more and since FreeNAS is built off of FreeBSD supported hardware is the same.  I couldn't find a list for FreeNAS specifically so I looked to FreeBSD.  I was still confused about the material and decided to go forward with the poweredge 840, for two reaasons, there already 8 GB of ram and it is not as heavy to move on (from 1900). I shoot the raid controller (for simplicity) and I plugged in three 250 GB SATA drives and a 40 GB SSD.  I had to set the bios for the usb key is recognized and also due to adapt to be considered as a hard drive, then had to define the sequence of boot to the usb drive, acting as a hard drive.  Once all that has been said and done, I wrote my FreeNAS image on my USB and booted up.

  It took maybe 10 minutes and I was up and running (once I had configured the hardware and bios), I created a RaidZ (as proposed FreeNAS) and with my three 250 GB drives, it produced 453 GB of usable disk space.  The 40 GB SSD is used as L2ARC (from my cache of understanding), I tried the installer with and without the 40 GB SSD.  The difference was impressive, just opening the photos or streaming video on my laptop Win 8.1 (Dell 17r) is almost flawless, as if the files were stored locally.

  I was impressed by how quick and easy to use FreeNAS, simple and fast network shares can be configured with permissions that works quite simply not in less than 5 minutes.  I don't have Windows Server down, but generally configuration active directory takes a little more effort.

  I am satisfied for the moment and continues to experiment with the Poweredge 840 until I commit to a processor upgrade.  Once I acquire 16 GB memory for my Poweredge 1900 I will perform with her, as it has only 1 GB now, crazy.

  Thank you for your help.

• POWEREDGE 1900 FATAL B0 D6 F0 ERROR

  SENNA e DA a COUPLE DI GIORNI CHE IL SERVER POWEREDGE (S.O. WINDOWS SERVER 2003), MI DA' QUESTO TIPO DI ERROR. AFTER a PO' CHE if e AVVIATO LO SCREEN BECOMES BLU E MI COMPARE THE written FORM: SYSTEM IS STOPPED, E SUL DISPLAY DEL CASE IT MESSAGE INDICATED IN OGGETTO.

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• adding larger disks for poweredge 1900

  This server has perc5 and 3 hd for a total of 208123 MB.  We would like to add hard drives, but not sure if we can.  Is it possible to replace the existing 2 and add another without losing any data. or just add a 4th?  We are limited with perc5 according to a specific size of the drive?  Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated

  The maximum size of physical disk that the PERC 5 can take is 2 TB.

  To enlarge your RAID 5, you can add disks to it - for example, you can convert your 3-drive RAID 5 for a 4 - or 5-disk RAID 5 for the extra space.

  If you replace the existing disks with adults, allowing everyone to rebuild, you'll have a VD (virtual disk - table) that is the same size as the original - you cannot develop a RAID like this on PERC.  If you replace a disc each (and all) with a larger, the only thing you will be able to do with the extra space is to create a second VD on disks.  This will be considered by the operating system as a new/entity 'disc' to use for storage.  Keep in mind that the size of your RAID 5, you're probably using 73 GB SAS drives, you can not mix disks SAS and SATA in the same Bay, so if you decide to replace the disks with the biggest, they MUST be SAS, SATA disks not.

  You can also add multiple disks - of any size, SAS or SATA - to your server and configure as a new/VD/array to use for storage.

• PowerEdge 1900 onboard SATA issues

  I try to get the sata integrated to work.

  I go into the bios and put the 4 sata slots to the automobile. Press to save the changes and reboot.
  Then it restarts and I go back into the bios and it's back to OFF.

  I am trying to add a purple WD 1 TB drive and a 40 GB Intel SSD.

  Could update BIOS to 2.7 to work?
  I already wiped out the old OS, so there is currently no OS on the disks.

  DemonMaestro,

  The first thing I would check is if the integrated Sata controller is enabled. If you go into the BIOS - embedded devices - check then under Embedded SATA if it is set to OFF. If so, then go to ATA Mode.

  Table 2-4 on page 38 of this manual will show the selections.

  Let me know how it goes.

• DELL PowerEdge R710 and PERC H700 RAID driver for WIn 2008 Std

  Hi all

  I have a DELL PowerEdge R710 with a controller RAID PERC H700.

  I try to install Windows 2008 Std 64 bit, but I can't find the driver. Even for the site web at support.dell.com. Can someone help me.

  THX in advance

  Even if you use a driver of 2008, it should at least recognize it, then you must be using the wrong driver or something wrong :)

  If you are installing 2008 R2, make sure that you use this file:

  If you install 2008 x 64, make sure that you use this file:

  With one, you must first unlock the .exe (right click on the .exe, properties, unlock), unzip / extract the files (run it and make a note of the default location), and then copy the 4 files on a CD, USB, etc., then when Windows tells you that he is not all hard disks, click on the link drivers load below to load the drivers from the media you have chosen.

• PowerEdge 2600 and Windows Server 2008 R2 installation problem

  Hello.

  I have a Dell PowerEdge 2600 server. Here is the configuration:

  BIOS version: A14

  2 x Intel Xeon 2800 MHz 533 MHz, 512 k (SL6VN)

  4 x 1 GB of RAM

  2 x 146 GB (IBM-IC35L146UCDY10-0) in RAID1

  6 x 147 Gb (Fujitsu MAP3147NC) in a RAID5 configuration

  Firmware for the PERC 4/Di 2.52D

  It has worked well during the installation of Windows Server 2000. But now I need to install Windows Server 2008 R2.

  Here's the problem: when I boot server to Windows Server 2008 R2 installation DVD, it starts to load the files and after a few minutes shows an error (I copy the exact error number) who said he's trying to run the 64-bit application, but unfortunately, this processor does not support 64-bit applications.

  I was able to find a download for Windows 2008 x 64 on the page Support of Dell PowerEdge 2600. This means that you can install an operating system 64-bit on this PE 2600, is it not?

  I know that Windows Server 2008 x 64 and Windows Server 2008 R2 are different operating systems, but 64-bit is always 64 - bit.

  Also, I know that Intel Xeon 2800 MHz 533 MHz 512 kb (SL6VN) is a 32-bit processor, but if it was delivered with these processors, and there are downloads for 64-bit operating systems exist, it should be able to install these operating systems.

  Please tell us how can I install Windows Server 2008 R2 on the PowerEdge 2600.

  Thanks in advance.

  The list 2008 x 64 in the list of OS for the 2600 is clearly a typographical error / support/web content team:

  • The 2600's chipset does not support ALL 64-bit processors
    http://Ark.Intel.com/products/27741/Intel-E7501-memory-controller
  • No. 6 systems are supported on 64-bit OS - not all listed here, but the 6600 lists NO 64-bit OS (8 G was the first):
    http://advisors.Dell.com/AgileWeb/iDrivematrixView.aspx
  • 2003 x 64 is not no more, which would be if 64 bits have been supported all the

  You pay for 2008 x 86 as the latest OS on 2600... or get a newer server (starting with the 8th generation of servers as the PE 2800) to operate 2008R2.

  "2008R2 is a 64-bit operating system that is not as forgiving as 2008 x 64 on the execution of threads of 16 bits."

  16-bit applications are not supported in 64-bit operating systems:
  http://blogs.technet.com/b/chitpro-en/archive/2009/04/14/Windows-and-16-bit-applications.aspx

• ITA 8.0 and addition of new Dell PowerEdge servers

  When I add a "new range" in the "Discovery and monitoring" menu servers then appear in the 'unknown' group in the devices section.  These servers are all PowerEdge 830.

  Why will they not under the group "servers"?

  Also when I do a check of the inventory on any server, it says it is finished.  Then when I right click and select "Details of the discovery of the query" happens to be empty.

  And finally under an 'analytical device' servers, system model Type, inventory number and Service tag are all empty.

  Do I have to load a particular agent on servers to fix all those problems?

  see you soon,

  Needles