SSD r720 PowerEdge compatibility

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• R720 cpu compatibility list

  Hello

  where can I find the latest cpu compatibility list, I have not found this doc that is not dell page

  a248.e.Akamai.NET/.../Dell-PowerEdge-R720-r720xd-technical-guide.PDF

  Arnoldasm,

  The document on the link you provided is the most recent list of taken processors supported to date. The page on their site is actually just a copy of ours, which is located here.  It's good that the current list of processors.

  Hope this helps to answer your question.

• 32 GB usable off 92 Gb in r720 PowerEdge

  Hello, am on r720 with double clocked processor PowerEdge server, I upgraded from 16 GB RAM up to 92 GB, but unfortunately his only 32 is usable, I tried to change the slots but always the same usable 32 GB, nicely, I would like to get assistance from your side. Thanks and greetings

  Yes, the upgrade is easy... just enter your key and reboot, but you must buy the Datacenter or company upgrade to get the key.

• SSD & DELL POWEREDGE T110

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  I would like to ask questions about the meaning of installing an SSD in the server Dell Power Edge T110. As I understand it, the server runs on the SATA1 interface. What SSD do you recommend?

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  mlik1987

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  Unfortunately, the SSD is not supported on the server of T110. You are limited to only hard drives SAS and SATA

• Expanding RAID5 on PowerEdge R720

  Hi all, I have a R720 Poweredge server configured with 2 virtual disks, one for the operating system (RAID 1) and one for the data (RAID5 with 3 drives 1 TB each). I plan on expansion of raid5 with another disc.

  The drive has been added and is currently recognized by the OMSA as loan. From what I understand now, I need only to use the task some "reconfigure" on the VFD of the data.

  I have only a few doubts:
  1 - is this 'reconfigure' task is to clear all data?
  2 - can be performend online or I need to bring down the system? Is the reboot needed?

  Thanks for your help

  Paolo

  Hello.

  gnegnegne

  I have only a few doubts:
  1 - is this 'reconfigure' task is to clear all data?

  Reconfiguration of a table does not erase existing data; It influences only the performance disk until the reconfiguration operation.

  gnegnegne

  2 - can be performed online or I need to bring down the system? Is the reboot needed?

  Of reconfiguration is done only online and even once the operation is completed, no reboot is necessary.

  Let me know if you have other questions about your RAID array.

• 2530p HP: HP 2530p and HP HS2340 HSPA + 21Mbps, WWAN card compatibility

  Hello. I have HP 2530p and I would like to use the card top debit MOBILE HP HS2340 HSPA + 21 Mbps (Ericsson F5521GW/HP HS2340 HSPA + 21 Mbps card WWAN 632155-001 631727-002). The question is if it's comtatibile or not. Or could you please recommend me another card 3G / 4G. Thx for the answer.

  The only compatible guaranteed WWAN card is the card of EV-DO/HSDPA Mobile Broadband Module integrated HP un2400.

  This is a laptop more old (circa 2009) in order to find a 3G\4G card that is compatible with it is going to be quite difficult. You can check the improvements updated BIOS to see if the compatibility has been added for other WWAN cards.

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• HP probook 430 g1 with a SSD update

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  I'll be updating my HP Probook 430 G1 with a 512 GB SSD (in fact is 512 HDD with W7 64 professional); Web sites of many factory SSD show the compatibility of their products with my laptop, but Manual HP said that the capacity of the SSD is 128 GB. The cat with the HP support was not helpful. Can someone help me: can I put with 512 gB SDD? I put divers or chipset to AHCI storage level?

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  The 128 GB 2.5 inch SSD was just the biggest HP offered to sell the plant. If your laptop has a 2.5-inch SATA drive (some of them operate entirely off small mSATA WSSD readers) then you can replace it with a 2.5 inch SATA SSD of any size on the market. You will not have to pay anything in the BIOS. Your best way to upgrade is to clone the existing for the SSD drive. This should be easy, because they will be very close to the same size. You will need an adapter usb to SATA, but you probably want to get an ayway to continue using the HARD original as external storage drive.

  http://www.Amazon.com/Patuoxun-converter-adapter-cable-drive/DP/B008ASF5MC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1415724695&SR=8-1&keywords=USB+to+SATA

  I use Acronis 2014 Home Edition, but there are several other cloning there, some of them open-source (free). Windows 7 cloning on 2 hard drives of the same size is on the clone easier you will find.

  If you need assistance. Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

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• HP Pavilion g6 - 1219sv SSD Upgrade

  I want to improve my laptop (HP Pavilion g6 - 1219sv) with a SSD hard drive. Y at - it suggestions on the model which works perfectly with my system?

  Hello

  This link will help you to deepen your knowledge of SSDfor your system.

  I assume that your system has been delivered with 640 GB 5400 RPM drive HARD SATA 2.5 "9.5 mm, but your system also compatible with 7 mm drives too, here is the manual .

  Yes, you can go for 2.5 "7mm / 9.5 mm SATA SSD.

  Contact the nearest HP Service center before you buy SSDS to confirm compatibility with your model.

  MAKE A FULL BACKUP OF FILES PERSONNEL SINCE THE HDD ON ANOTHER EXTERNAL DRIVE BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH REPLACEMENT.

  Since you 640 GB preinstalled, you may not be able to use recovery disks for the resettlement of the plant affecting BONES to your<640GB ssd="" if="" you're="" planning="" for="" lesser="" size="">

  But you could migrate/clone HARD whole with BONE disk image & recovery for the SSD partition before removing the HARD drive with the USB connection to the SATA connector that comes with the SSD or you will have to buy them separately.

  Format the SSD drive before you start the migration, there is software for it in the SSD itself manufacturer website.

  And then change it yourself if its easily accessible or give it to your nearest service center HP.

  Some examples of online shops:

  Samsung Electronics 840 EVO-Series 250GB 2.5 - Inch SATA III

  SAMSUNG 840 EVO

  Samsung EVO 840 500 GB

  Thank you

• SSD for my VN7 - 791-G

  Hello

  I have a laptop model VN7 - 791G. Mine is not to the SSD with him so I think buy a.

  My question is that I intend to buy the Samsung EVO 850 500 GB, so it is better to get the type of m2 or SATA III?

  Price is the same for both types, but I'm a bit concerned of problems, I've heard the SSD m2 of heating.

  See you soon

  If you do not need a double HDD/SSD configuration and compatibility issue, I suggest you use the port SATA III.

• Pavilion dm4 1006tu: SSD installation on dm4 1006tu

  Hello
  I want to install the SSD drive on my laptop (pavilion dm4 1006 YOU.)
  Before installing, I want to confirm by experts which makes my system configuration supports the SSDS?
  I heard that SSDS have backward compatibility with legacy systems.
  And my HARD drive is 5 years old, the reason why I want to replace it with SSDS.

  Please fix this, so I could move further with the installation of the solid state drive.
  Thank you
  Anshul

  No Yes No problem. Your portable computer hardware will fully support an SSD. Is the SATA-II speed, but a SSD SATA-III works perfectly.

  Your hard drive is a size of 320 gig so I recommend a 500 GB SSD which make it easy to clone (copy) from the old drive to the SSD drive or you can use the HP recovery discs. You can install a smaller if budget is a constraint.

  It is a good SSD to buy it:

  http://www.Amazon.com/Samsung-2-5-inch-internal-MZ-75E500B-am/DP/B00OBRE5UE/ref=sr_1_2?s=PC&ie=UTF8&QID=1444780338&SR=1-2&keywords=Evo+850

  Sizes from 120 GB to 2 TB.

  This video might help the actual physical plant:

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=Ubm_HHvcI1w

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• Guest to guest Ping down (second Ping)

  Environment: ESXi Cluster DMZ closes

  2 R720 PowerEdge servers

  5.5 vCenter

  ESXi 5.5 ENT more

  6 - 1 GB NETWORK interface card

  -2 NIC - ESXi management

  -NIC 4 - VDS trunks

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  2 k 8 R2 invited on both hosts.

  All the guests drop periodically second ping to another client on cluster. (two guests).

  Sometimes more than one ping fall occurs.

  Any help to solve this issue is greatly appreciated.

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  The firewall strives to respond to ARP requests for the demilitarized zone.

  Applied controls:

  We have added search non-proxy-arp and route orders to the NAT configuration of the firewall part.

  The second ping drops stopped.

• HP StorageWorks MSL2024 tape library integrate R720 Dell Poweredge

  Hello

  I have a dell Poweredge r720. I want to integrate HP MSL 2024 so I need to install the LSI SAS9212-4i4e interface card.

  Is this compatible with poweredge r720?

  Hello simpleguy3k,

  This is a combo card because if you connect hard drives you can use it as a raid card, or if no drive is directly connected to the card then it can serve as a relay SAS card. Also, I checked the compatibility of the guide & it supports two different tape units. http://www.LSI.com/downloads/public/host%20Bus%20Adapters/host%20Bus%20Adapters%20Common%20Files/LSI_6Gb_SAS_SATA_HBA_Compatibility_List.PDF

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• Compatibility of the SSD with MBP

  I was advised to upgrade my MacBook Pro to replace my hard drive with an SSD. (Samsung 850 PRO 512 GB)

  The results were great. But after a few weeks, the computer would suddenly stop and restart. Initially, it was casual; last week, it happened several times throughout the day.

  Best Buy or Samsung would give me the time of day. I had owned the player for about 6 weeks. Tired, I bought another identical yesterday disc [never forget the madness of this decision!]. Today the computer just closed and restarted.

  Is there a problem of compatibility here?  Could someone suggest probable cause?  The original never hard disk once done this.

  Thank you.

  MBP 15 "mid-2010

  Intel Core i5 to 2.53 GHz

  Remove the SSD, install it in an enclosure, plug it into the MBP via USB and see if it will start the MBP externally (key OPTION key at startup).

  If so, the internal SATA cable is the main suspect.  Replace it.  This is common with SSDS in Mbps.

  If no success, run an Apple Hardware Test:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201257

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  Ciao.

• Satellite U300-130 - new compatibility of SSD

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  I have laptop Toshiba Satellite U300-130 (PSU30E-03D01GPL) and I need to replace my original HDD (Toshiba MK2035GSS) Player.

  I thought about buying the SDS disc this time. V300 120 GB or Plextor M5S 128 GB Kingston

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  With side s no problem but what about interface?

  Kingston has SATA Rev 3.0 (6 Gb/s) with backward compatibility SATA Rev 2.0.
  TOSHIBA MK2035GSS HARD drive has ATA-7/SATA1.0a/SATAII1.2 interface.

  My laptop does support SATA II and it will work with Kingston V300 without any problem?

  Thank you
  SEV

  Hello

  > Are they compatible with my laptop?
  Generally you will be able to use any SATA 2.5 SSD drive.
  I upgraded my laptop with a series of SSD Samsung 840 250 GB.
  But I don get t the full performance since my laptop computer s controller supports only SATA II (3 Gb/s), but it is no problem to recognize the SSD drive.

  > My laptop is supports SATA II, and it will work with Kingston V300 without any problem?
  Install a tool of diagnosis of hardware called Sisoft SANDRA and you will get details on your controller.

  Your comments would be appreciated

• Portege R500 - compatibility with Intel SSD 320 160 GB

  I installed an Intel 320 160 GB SSD in my Portege R500 (PPR50E).
  However, the BIOS does not detect the new drive. I updated the BIOS to the 1.60WIN version, the most recent that I found, but the drive is still not detected.

  Is there a possible solution? Or I need to take the drive?
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  It must be a problem of compatibility so I don't think you can force Portege to recognize this SSD.
  I'm afraid there is nothing you can do about m.