PowerEdge T110 II with GTX760

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• Cannot install Windows Server on the new server Poweredge T110 II 2012

  HI - just took delivery of my new Dell PowerEdge T110 II with two 1 TB drives in RAID 1, but without any operating system installed.  On the Windows Server 2012 Standard edition installation, the installation routine is unable to detect readers when it comes to choosing the installation location.  I can 'find the pilots', but on the insertion of the Dell supplied DVD, it does not find everything.  I changed different settings, rebooted and tried several times without success.  Entering the system at boot configuration screens, I can clearly see my 2 x 931GB disks and the virtual drives installed on them (I even removed the implementation of RAID and the virtual drives at some point to see if that was the problem).  Any help appreciated.  Regards, Barry

  Hello Barry

  You should have received a disc entitled management of system and Documentation Tools. If you start on this DVD, it takes an option to install an operating system. Follow the on-screen instructions and it should load the required drivers. If this does not work then let me know what RAID controller you have.

  Thank you

• PowerEdge T110 II/PERC H200 drive Expansion Question

  We have a server PowerEdge T110-11 with two 600 GB 15K SCSI disks in a RAID 1 configuration via a PERC H200 controller.  This server is used in a production environment.  We want to add an extra internal drive on the server, but the readers (or reader) not be used for archival purposes.  Check-in will be only done periodically at defined intervals.  The plan of production a need for speed and redundancy of the RAID/SCSI setting.  The drive to check-in will not.  I don't know what is supported by the PERC H200 beyond two units SCSI that we have.  How would you recommend that we do that?  Should we buy two SATA drives and use them in a RAID 1 configuration as we have for SCSI drives?  All readers are saved on a Dell RD1000 disk cartridge system, in a way.  I don't know if we need RAID for this disk to archive, because it will be backed up regularly.  Others grow here to use an external USB drive for archiving, due to their very low cost.

  Thanks for your suggestions, you can offer.

  Hello.

  Support-T110 II up to 6 hard drives. It wouldn't hurt to implement these drives in RAID 1 or RAID 5 (for more than 2 disks) configuration just in case of failure before the archive is saved. If your archive is not so important, you can set the drives in RAID 0.

• How to rebuild Raid1 on Poweredge T110 II

  I have PowerEdge T110 II with RAID 1 created.

  The disk0 failed.  At the moment only disk1 is running.

  I would like to replace with a new HDD disk0 and make mirrored (RAID 1) with the disk0.   How to rebuild Raid1?

  I look for "Rebuild" option but did not find any look like him.

  Kind regards

  Kawin

  Hi Martin,

  Great info, clears up things on my side.

  It is here.

  Remove the RAID VD, in this case of the last screenshot, the low VD.

  After removal, a hard drive will be available for the assignment of immediate replacement. Reconstruction should start as soon as possible, a spare drive is available.

  Let me know how it goes. : )

• What type of graphics card can I put Poweredge T110 II?

  A result of slots server:

  4 PCIe G2 slots:
  Two x 8 slots (one with x 16 connectors)
  One x 4 slot (with x 8 connector)
  A x 1 slot

  Graphics must support Windows server 2012 (are Windows 8, Windows Server 2012-compatible drivers?). I not looking for something fancy or fast, just something that can take care of 2 monitors via DVI or DisplayPort.

  I looked at NewEgg section of graphics card and it is difficult to understand what type of interface I should take. This is what NewEgg for interface (I see no x 8 or x 4 as shown in the Poweredge T110 II specs):

  PCI Express 3.0 x 16
  PCI Express 2.1 x 16
  PCI Express 2.0 x 16
  PCI Express x 16
  PCI Express x 1
  PCI Express 2.0
  PCI Express 2.1
  PCI Express 3.0

  I would like to try any of the cards with x 8 to the end, even though it says a slot x 16 capacity, but only x 8 power.  The card can only be up to 25w.

  Kind regards

• 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.

• Server installation 2012 on PowerEdge T110 II in Raid Mode

  I am trying to install Windows Server 2012 on a server PowerEdge T110 II that I just bought.  No software utility disk and the driver provided with the computer!  When I try to install Windows directly from the OS installation disc it tells me that some drivers are missing however it does not list all the specific missing to find out what is missing!  The message reads: "a media computer driver needs is missing."  This could be a DVD, USB or a disk in hard disk driver.  If you have a CD, DVD or USB flash drive with the driver on this subject, please insert it now... »

  I read in Guide_en of the user Instructions 2012_Installation your Microsoft Windows Server-we document that I need 7.2 OpenManage that supports the installation of operating system Windows Server 2012.  I got the ISO of OpenManage 7.2.0 A01 from your Web site and burned it to a DVD.  I started the computer with this DVD and was able to get for Dell Systems Build and Update Utility.  From there, I went to set up against Installation OS Server.  It provides a list of supported OS.  Windows server 2008 and 2011 are listed but not 2012!

  When I go into the BIOS (PERC S100, version 2.2.3) and change the setting of SATA in ATA and run OpenManage and go to Dell Systems Build and update utility and configure the server against, to presents this time Windows Server 2012 and I am able to go further until it gets to 100% full and restarts.  I insert the installation of Server 2012 DVD during the reboot and it states that "the valid operating system installation media was found.  Press 'OK' to start to install. "A system Build and Update Utility message appears which States:"the temporary Partition is removed.  If an error occurred during the installation of the operating system, you will need to use the Systems Build and Update Utility to restart the installation process. "I press OK and get a Windows Installer message that says:"the file 'autorun.dll' could not be loaded or is corrupt. Setup cannot continue. Error code is [0xC1] 'I burned the DVD of the BONE from an ISO from Microsoft.  I read that maybe the DVD must be burned differently and at a slower speed.  Who can solve this question (not sure yet), but I would like to configure this computer in RAID mode anyway, and first I have to solve the following question:

  (1) is it still possible to install Windows Server 2012 with the Raid Configuration on this material?  If so, how?  The OpenManage--> Dell Systems Build and update utility--> set up against server does not list server 2012 unless the SATA is not set to RAID!

  (2) when I set up the same computer with Server 2012 as the operating system installed on the site configure from Dell.com and to buy, it gives a configuration error that says "error: 2012 options selected operating system from Microsoft require Microsoft 2012 media.» When I pick/check ' Windows Server 2012, edition Foundation, press release "the error disappears.  Do I need this press kit?  -What is the origin of the problem with the installation?  And where can I get this missing element?

  Any guidance you can give me or reference to material appropriate/docs for help would be appreciate because I have lost/spent several days trying to get this installed server operating system!  Thank you.

  The T110 II is almost two years, then Yes, compared to 12 G systems, is using older hardware (I suspect that replacement is the T110 II should be out soon).  The S100/S110 is a special implementation of Intel RAID on board, so the S110 is not an option on the older boards that have the S100.

  ftp.dell.com/.../DELL_MULTI-DEVICE_A05_R294489.exe

  Good luck.

• Windows 7 will run on a PowerEdge T110 ii? Network drivers?

  I searched the forum search, but couldn't find a clear answer.

  Is - this Windows 7 64-bit work a Poweredge T110 ii? with hard disks that are mirrored and the network drivers? I plan on buying a brand new ii of T110, but I watched the support drivers and did not find Windows 7 on this list, only the Server 2008 and other. Please notify. I want a quality system of server for reliability, but with a client OS.

  I used the Dell system Build and Update Utility to install Win7 on my PE T610. Since the system disk build, I chose Win Server 2008 R2 as the OS to install. I believe that this creates an installation environment with the appropriate drivers for your hardware. After a reboot, the Build environment system asks you to insert the OS installation disc in which case I insert my Win7 installation disc. The process then continues as normal win7 installation process. No need to load the drivers, etc as this has already been done by the utility of generation.

  Note that some features will not work without effort. OMSA must, for example, some functions of the server operating system to this fact will not easily run on a desktop based system. It makes it more difficult to administer your Windows computer.

• PowerEdge T110 raid necessary emergency assistance

  Hi all

  I have dell server poweredge t110 without raid controller card

  When I try to configure raid 1 hard disk SATA 2 motherboard it configured properly on the motherboard, but when I try to install any OS, I found it see them 2 HDD, not one

  so I'm going back to the motherboard, I found the not configured raid

  1. I need management system capable of boot CD for dell poweredge t110?

  I bought the controller raid (Dell SAS 5I Raid Controller UN939 - UCS51) when I put it on the server, I found when I start my server, but when I press CTRL + C to set up raid but I can't find my sata hard drives

  2 is compatible with poweredge t110 sata Server (Dell SAS 5I Raid Controller UN939 - UCS51) + hard drive?

  3 - if (Dell SAS 5I Controller Raid un939 - UCS51) not comapatible with my case what is the best work of raid controller with poweredge T110 with a disk sata hard 4 to make them raid 1

  "but what I get from your advice (JW063 - SAS, SAS6/IR controller card) cannot configure hard disk of 2 TB sata raid 1 and shown 1 TB > is it good?

  N °

  A SAS 6/iR may use up to 2 TB of hard drives.  It also has a virtual disk BOOTABLE maximum (table) size of 2 TB.  So, YOU have the following items:

  • 2x2TB disks configured as 2 TB RAID 1, bootable or not.
  • 2x1To configured as a 1 TB RAID 1, disk bootable or not.
  • 2x1To configured as 2 TB RAID 0, disk bootable or not.
  • 2x1To disks configured as first 1 TB RAID 1 (bootable), AND 2x1To set up as second 1 TB RAID 1 disks.
  • 2x2TB disks configured as first 2 TB RAID 1 (bootable), AND 2x2TB disks configured as a second 2 TB RAID 1.
  • 2x1To disks configured as first 1 TB RAID 1 (bootable), AND 4x1TB disks configured as a second 4 TB RAID 0 (not bootable).

  You can NOT have the following:

  • 2x2TB disks configured in 4 TB RAID 0 for OS bootable.
  • 4x1TB disks configured in 4 TB RAID 0 for OS bootable.

  "but my case is that I want to 4 TB (4 sata hard disk 1 TB) configured for RAID 1 and shown 2 TB after raid 1.

  You can't have a 4 drive RAID 1 - a RAID 1 requires only and exactly 2 disks.  A RAID 1 with two 1 TB drives is equal to only 1 TB of total space.  The only way to configure both drives of 1 TB to 2 TB show is to make a RAID 0 2-disc.  RAID 0 is dangerous, because if a disk fails, all of THE data on BOTH drives is unusable.

  That's what you do:

  2x1To first 1 TB RAID 1 for operating system drives.
  2x1To records in second 1 TB RAID 1 for your partition data per second.

• BSOD drives when adding T110 ii with PERC H200 and SBS 2011 or Server 2008 R2-

  Bought the server next in November 2011

  PowerEdge T110 II

  ManufDate: 24/10/2011 market: 06/11/2011
  RAM: 16 GB (4 x 4) 1333 mhz UDIMM DualRanked
  Processor: Xeon E3-1270 3.4 Ghz, 8 M cache, Turbo, Quad Core/8 t (80W)
  RAID: Map Perc H200
  Drive: 2 x 600GB 15K RPM SCSI 6Gbps 3 .5in - RAID 1 Mirror SA
  SBS 2011 standard x 64 (works on Win 2008R2)

  SBS 2011 installed without a problem and the server works perfectly since December 2011.  Backups occurring twice per day to a USB attached hard drive external 1.5 to and OS patches applied on a monthly basis without problem.

  Company need more storage so it wanted to add 2 drives more (same spec as to purchase). I thought to try to turn the RAID 1 pair in RAID 10 set in order to keep the simple logical configuration (a single large logical volume which now seems to be 1.2 TB in size instead of 600 GB) - could get but not really someone to describe if it could be done for non-destructive way that requires not the complete system installation/restoration - so opted for just add the 2 new drives as a RAID extra 1 pair in order to not reach a stable, boot, partition operating system running on the current RAID 1 pair.

  Contracted for the Dell technician to come out to install 2 new readers, be clear that the service was not complete until I had an extra pair of RAID 1, appearing as a usable operating system.

  Technician arrived, installed readers, set the new RAID pair in the H200 configuration utility, rebooted the system and when the BONES began to load had a blue screen BSOD. Technician then disconnected drives newly associated (the level of the cables) to see if the system would boot - BSOD again on restart (both of now get us this "pleated" feel if you know what I mean). Then went into the raid configuration utility, removed the new raid 1 volume (which, by the way, is appeared above the one existing in the list - which is not very intuitive that one that has been added is Volume 1 and the existing old is Volume 2 in the utility). After the triple-checking that we had the right volume (it showed that 8% initialized over the other which was complete, as well as the corresponding drive port numbers), we have REMOVED the new volume (at this point I don't remember if we had replaced the cables for the readers to perform this action).

  At startup the system rebooted normally - we were all so relieved, don't talk over retries at the moment.

  Talk to Dell there seems to be a problem with the PERC H200 firmware or drivers. Has not affected the config initial of a single pair of RAID 1, however caused problems when you attempt to add another pair. Escalation of Dell support said that has happened several times with Windows 2008 (which comes from the SBS 2011) systems. They recommended that the firmware update and the PERC H200 card drivers.

  I turned to the technician and asked when we could plan the updates of the firmware and driver and told him that they wouldn't do that (not sure that I blame the poor guy, he was sweating bullets after the BSOD 2nd).  I explained that we have contracted for installation services which included ensuring that the pair of extra disk appeared also usable for the operating system and he said that I needed to talk to Dell that.

  You wanted to post information on issues with PERC H200 BSOD when adding disks on Win2008 (or SBS 2011).

  Waiting for response from Dell as to who will come on-site to complete the installation.

  Any info about the question to know if the update of the firmware/driver will solve the problem or if I can do with reliability a disk 2 RAID 1 for a 4 disk RAID 10 conversion without having to reinstall/restore system would be appreciated.

  There is NO migration route TO or FROM a nested RAID levels (10, 50, 60) on one of the PERC H series, so it goes from 1 to 10 of RAID is not an option (without backup/replace/create/restore).

  Firmware release notes do not indicate that a large part is added (although the "bugs" may be enough):

  -Addition of Support for > 2.2 to SAS hard drives

  -Small bug fixes

  I have not seen/heard talk of this problem (I don't have a H200), but it is possible that an update of the firmware can change the way it handles the new disks, newly configured RAID arrays, or even how it presents to the OS.

  Do you know if the technician checked to see if the original VD was marked as boot VD?

• Path of VMdirect and Dell Poweredge T110 II

  No matter who got the e/s working on the Dell Poweredge T110 II DirectPath?  On the Summary tab, I have a warning indicating that the host hardware does not support the DirectPath of IO.  I have virtualization enabled in BIOS.  On the configuration tab I also have the error "Host does not support configuring passthrough" my processor is a intel Core I3-3220 3.3 Ghz.   If someone got it works with the latest BIOS?  I have to use USB external drives for storage of files and not facing one of the internal locations and just use the internal slots for my build of ESXI raids.  Any help in this would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Stephen Bailey

  I discovered that my CPU does not support directpath i/o, so there is no hope in getting this work.  I found a work-around however to get a crossed USB device.

  While VMdirectpath i/o would be nice there is also a USB device transfer which is another way to allow direct communication with a hardware device to a guest operating system.  ESXI allows transfer USB Device (this can be done without vmdirect path).

  When I first tried this (I didn't know at the time that ESXI 5.0 did not support USB 3.0) device usb 3.0 had not passed through and I thought it was because of a misconfiguration of the vmdirect path.  I did some additional research after I discovered that my processor didn't support directpath and found documentation for transfer of USB device.  All I had to do was add the USB controller to my guest operating system configuration then added a "usb device" to the configuration of my guest operating system who found the name of the device is connected.  I was then able to add a USB 2.0 device and my guest what OS is very clear.

• How vm can my Dell poweredge T110 run?

  How my Dell Poweredge T110 yourself run the specs are

  Processor Intel Xeon X 3450 (2.66 Ghz, 8 MB Cache, 95W TDP, Turbo, HT), DDR3 - 1333 Mhz

  Neniry 8GB (UDIMM rank double 2 x 4 GB) 1333 Mhz

  HD 1 x 250 GB 3 x 1 TB SATA

  1 x adapter Server Intel PRO 1000PT Port GbE, Cu, PCIe x 1

  a friend sayd I can run only 2 VM

  You can see one of the 2 CPU servers with 4 or 6 cores per processor. Similar to your T110 would be the T410. Add the second processor enough RAM and hardware raid controller. You can have SAS rather than SATA drives and you're better off with several discs smaller than smaller disks for better performance.

• Intrusion status PowerEdge T110 II can not be reset

  Hello

  I have a PowerEdge T110 II which is flashing orange health status indicator. The OMSA, the problem was the intrusion alert. I opened the front cover, but now it is closed. How can I reset this alert? I read somewhere to go to the security configuration of the bios to reset it, but there is no encroachment setting it at all. I even updated the bios with the latest version. Any help much appreciated.

  Thank you

  Lee_Km,

  Normally this amber should go back to blue when the cover is restored. I want to watch updates iDrac on the server as well as access to the iDrac (Ctrl-E) and then clear the logs. If the error reappears, then remove the cover and see if now the Intrusion PIN down sensor manually disables the error. If yes reinstall it the lid and make sure the PIN is depressed and clears the error. If none of this works, you can also try to reconnect cable Intrusion sensors as well.

  Let me know the results.

• Driver problem: Windows Server 2008 R2 on server T110 II with PERC S300 (RAID10)

  I have the Dell PowerEdge T110 II server with PERC S300 RAID card.  I installed 4 hard drives & them set on RAID10 in initial configuration.  The card mother recognizes the PCI-E card, which in turn recognizes readers.

  I pop in the Windows Server 2008 R2 DVD and I start from DVD, but when I get to the part where I have to choose a file location, it appears that he is not a player available.  There is another option to add a driver.  Then I went on the site ( http://tinyurl.com/PercS300driver) downloaded appropriate driver, added to USB & when I get to this screen, I'm trying to add the driver.  However, he said "there is no signed in this folder drivers."

  Does anyone know what I might be missing?

  You are using the wrong driver.  The one you linked to says it's for Server 2008 x 86.  As 2008 R2 64-bit only, there is no way it will work.  Use this driver for 2008 R2 (you must change the drop down menu on site driver downloads / to the correct operating system):

  www.dell.com/.../DriverDetails

  Be sure to run first to extract it, and then put the contents extracted on your CD/DVD/USB for use with the link to load a driver.

• Replace the two drives in a Poweredge T110 II

  Hello

  I am running Windows server 2008 r2 on a Poweredge t110 II server. We had problems with our system crashing a lot lately and it seems to be a problem of hard drive so I replace the two players in our system.

  I watched a previous thread on this-

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/servers/f/1466/p/19529142/20465311#20465311

  but the Administration of server to manage open, nothing is displayed on the storage tab.

  Can someone help me with this problem?

  You do not use a RAID controller. The disks are connected to the SATA controller on the system board. I see nothing to suggest that these disks are in a RAID array. It seems that these disks are connected like a normal desktop system. If you want to replace the readers simply shut you the system down and physically swap disks on.