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  This server was prchased Feb 2011... can someone tell me how I can get installed on esxi?

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• install windows2003 Server poweredge t410

  Im trying to install windows 2003 enterprise edition in a dell poweredge T410, but it shows the error cannot find the hard drive, how can I install windows 2003 Enterprise edition r2 on the edge of power supply dell T410? What drivers do I need?

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  I would support you for this post in the Windows Server Forum.

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• Card LaCie esata PCI card on windows 2003 server Dell poweredge T410 error code 10

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• PowerEdge t410. service tag 2X2RN4J. Alimentatore [CF]

  Devo auswechseln alimentatore per server PowerEdge t410 - 2X2RN4J - 06353597395.

  Model riflettore A580E-S0. REF n. AA25730L.

  [email protected]

  Buongiorno, the sto contattando by mail.

• RAM modules per server poweredge T410 [CF]

  HO a poweredge T410 con 4 GB of Ram (2 + 2) che wants to bring a mettere banchi tutti 16GBDevo da 2 GB o posso anche diversi banchi cute? using solo 2 GB riempo tutti gli slot

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• Configuration of memory PowerEdge T410

  Hi all

  Let me start by saying our current configuration of memory (Dell PowerEdge T410):

  We have only one processor installed, so we have 4 DIMM for use A1 - A4. Only 3 are currently installed like:

  A3: 4GB 2Rx8 1333

  A2: 4GB 2Rx8 1333

  A1: 4GB 2Rx8 1333

  A4: white

  in its current wording, our server (running sbs2011) is extremely slow, and we traced it to the use of the RAM. That being said, I went to the store in line of Dell and bought 2 8 GB 4Rx8 1066 RAM sticks to use on the server. I thought I'd take a module of 4 GB, so I then total 24GB (2 GB + 2 8 GB 4).

  Read the manual material, I see that mix 2rx8 and 4rx8 is supported as long as the 4rx8 is in the white slot (first location of the channel). I also see that mixture of capacities of ram is supported as long as each channel has a similar configuration. I assumed that this means that each channel had the same capacity. So I thought 8 GB in every channel:

  A3: 8 GB (channel 2)

  A2: 8 GB (channel 1)

  A1: 4 GB (channel 0)

  A4: 4GB (channel 0)

  I placed the DIMMs in this thought of configuration I have all together until I started the server and I get an error of the incompatibility of DIMM and the BIOS indicates memory configuration not supported. However, starting the server in windows and it says 24GO and is normally. What Miss me? Should I be worried? How can I fix?

  Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much!

  Hello

  It is not optimal because you mix DIMMS in a bank. The system supports memory triple channel. It does this by spreading a Bank of memory on 3 channels. Here is how the banks are set up:

  DIMM 0 - 1,2,3
  DIMM 1-4

  For an optimal configuration of the DIMMS in slots 1,2,3 must be identical. In older systems that do not support memory flexible configuration the DIMMS in slots 2.3 would be disabled. Since this system supports flexible memory configurations, it will allow the DIMM to stay, but gives no optimal error.

  If you mix memory in this system, you can have 1 Unlike DIMM installed for an optimal configuration. The optimal configuration that uses the maximum memory to the DIMM you have available would be:

  8 GB - 1.2
  4 GB - 4

  The best non-optimal configuration would be:

  8 GB - 1.2
  4 GB - 3.4

  This configuration will always give you errors, but it is better than the current configuration.

  APITech

  I also see that mixture of capacities of ram is supported as long as each channel has a similar configuration.

  This does not mean that you must have identical DIMM modules in the channels. It means that channels must be filled even. Here is an example:

  DIMM 0 slots 1,2,3 =
  DIMM 1 slots 4,5,6 =

  Chanel, 0 = 1.4
  Channel 1 = 2.5
  Channel 2 = 3.6

  You have DIMMs of different rank, speed and capacity mixed through the channels, but you can't have different configurations. For example, in this configuration if you filled DIMM slots 1,2 and then the configuration is valid for DIMM 1 would be filling in only one MEMORY card into the Groove 4 (if the system did not require DIMM be installed in pairs) or 2 DIMMS in slots 4.5. You can't fill a DIMM in the slot 6 since the first slot (3) in the channel (2) is not met.

  The population of channel rule means essentially that you can not complete the second slot in a channel if the first place is not filled. In your housing system 1 and 4 are channel 0. All channels have only a single slot assigned to each memory controller. As long as you have one DIMM in slot 1, you can fill the slot 4.

  Memory population rules can be very confusing. If you have any other questions let me know.

  Thank you

• PowerEdge T410 error: POWER: not available in standby mode

  Good afternoon!

  Has anyone caught the error described below with a PowerEdge T410?

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• Upgrade processor PowerEdge T410

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  Yes, an e5506 works perfectly:
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• Processore PowerEdge T410 [MS]

  Buongiorno.

  MI servirebbe one ' offer by a nuovo processore per a PowerEdge T410 server.

  Di is so a processor Intel Xeon E5620 (2.40 GHz, 4 C, 12 M Cache, 5.86 GT/s QPI, TDP 80W, Turbo, HT), 1066 MHz Max Memory.

  Grazie

  Buongiorno,

  Con passing it mouse sopra identifier c Supporto Dell'e the voce "private message", it could mandarmi come message privato di seguito required information?

  - Service tag del Server

  By the spedizione:
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• PowerEdge T410 & Xeon X 5680 compatibility

  Anyone know if the PowerEdge T410 with 1.12.0 BIOS is compatible with of Xeon X 5680? The release notes indicate the system is compatible with the 5600 series processors, but I am unable to get the server to actually start with them installed.

  What I tried:

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  Reflashed BIOS to 1.12.0 - no - Go-

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  Installed one (do not have another) "verified" CPU X 5650 130 w 6-Core-ALL-GOOD.

  I now feel that BIOS 1.12.0 is NOT compatible with processors X 5680.

  Can someone help and check this for me? My Google-Fu returns no results...

  Thanks in advance for your time...

  > Aaron

  The fact that the .pdf you linked to is buried several layers on the Dell site solidifies only my argument that it shouldn't take this much effort to find valid information such as those.

  In addition, the 1.12.0 BIOS update simply indicates further support for processors 5600 'COLLECTION '. The specsheet.pdf for the server indicates 5600 'SERIES' both of which are easier to find than the .pdf that you linked to (i.e. Google Poweredge t410)

  The technicalguide.pdf you linked to only reinforces my feeling that Dell must be clearer about their documentation. Example 6.1 Overview (table 8) the Poweredge t410 Server supports up to two processors. It then lists 95 Watt and 130 watts. Moreover, it gives reference to a set of processors supported but not going only up to the X 5650. It gives no reference what BIOS version was used during the test, but the stamp on the .pdf indicates July of 2011, but the latest version of BIOS is starting in 2013. I hope that these examples, you'll be able to see that just "assume" things like "good indicators" can trip-up the more experienced Sys Admins.

  And FWIW the 5675 X are the fastest processors more high watt TDP that can run in the T410. Thanks for me to understand that...

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  Antares-USA,

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  Make sure of me private message with the information for your security.

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• Change a failing drive - RAID Dell Poweredge H310 - RAID 1

  Hi guys,.

  Thank you for everything that support you in these forums. I'm new here.

  We have a Dell PowerEdge T320 server on my new place of work. It is Dell Poweredge H310 RAID controller on it. It is configured in RAID-1, with 2 discs.

  Now my question is: in the event that one of the drives breaks down:

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  2 - will be the new drive automatically "copied" with the healthy disk data or it will need some work?

  I read the manual and chapter 'Replacement year Online physical disk', says the following, but I don't know the answer to these questions:

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  Kind regards.

  Videoclocknet,

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