The Dell Poweredge C6100 XS23-TY3 server: Max supported 3.5 "SATA HDD TB size

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• Dell PowerEdge C6100 Intel Xeon x 5690 support

  PowerEdge C6100 does support Intel Xeon x 5690 processor?

  Hello.

  Processor Intel Xeon x 5690 is not supported on this platform of cloud. See the table below processors supported on the server C6100 display.

  

• Dell PowerEdge R710 with windows server 2003 R2 is not start windows in normal mode.

  Hi Sir,

  Dell PowerEdge R710 with windows server 2003 R2 is not start windows in normal mode after upgrading the RAM to 64 GB.

  Arrangement of RAM is made 4 our 16 GB of RAM on 2 channels. I get no error message about the RAM configuration. It is booting in safe mode but not start in normal mode, his hanging during windows startup.

  Please give me guide to solve this problem.

  I thank & regards

  Ramanantsoa D

  Thanks for the reply.

  My version of windows is 32-bit Windows server 2003 Enterprise Edition Service Pack 2.

  Although I have not tried switching/EAP, I will try that and get back to you.

  And again something I have an idea of the installation of windows server 2008 R2 Standard version on this server, it will support? Please let me know Chris.

  Thank you.

• I can't Live Update my Max Total Security that I get the message "DB update failed download!» Max Support also did not help at all. Disappointing. What should do?

  I can't Live Update my Max Total Security that I get the message "DB update failed download!» Max Support also did not help at all. Disappointing. What should do?

  Do yourself a favor and remove the application.  Mac do not need AV applications and at best, they will be not hard (but not good either) and at worst will corrupt your system / OSX's built in protection.  Your concerns are malicious software that requires the cooperation of the user to install, not the virus.

  For more information, please read this:

  http://www.thesafemac.com/

  Ciao.

• DELL POWEREDGE C6100

  Hi I ve bought a dell server with the .i c6100 4 knots have been able to install on ESXi 4 nodes and it works fine on a USB key s... but now I have installed 4 SAS 15 k disks and they don t seem to be reconised...? I see green light opened and it remains open but I put t see on the bios and I can't seem to be able to make available its all simply NOT THERE I ve checked all the options in the BIOS but it its nothing .i have 4 sas drives so I know is not the readers... I m pretty sure I m do not do something to base! How can I assign a player to a node? is it possible this is a thread that is not well plugged?

  I had the server today everything was fine until what I reallised I can t see the 4 HD please someone help!

  Hello lincolnmontreal

  LINCOLNmontreal

  I put t see on the bios and I can't seem to be able to make available its all simply NOT THERE I ve checked all the options in the BIOS but it its nothing

  We see the hard drives by the system BIOS. You need to start the BIOS of the controller (CTL-R) to configure the disks.

  LINCOLNmontreal

  How can I assign a player to a node?

  You assign her readers to the nodes. The player belongs to the node based on where you put it in. Some HDD slots go to some nodes, so assignment node will be determined by what slot, you put the HARD drive in.

  Background basket slot assignments are described in the owner's manual equipment begins on page 130:
  http://www.Dell.com/support/manuals/us/en/19/product/PowerEdge-C6100

  Thank you

• 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

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• 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.

• DELL Poweredge 2900 - disk failure

  Hello

  We have an old Dell Poweredge 2900 our SQL Server database running server.  Last week, we discovered that Raid 5 is degraded and disk 0 disk 1 is seeing completely to the bottom and the poster.  We were already down, so even if we had it running by buying a replacement of the SAS 146 GB 10 k disk we would still be short of storage of data of space.  I bought a SAS Seagate Cheetah 15 k 600 GB ST3600057SS and I would like to replace the failed drive with it.

  Question:

  (1) open handle is not installed, but want to install.  What version I can use for this 2900 server.

  (2) my replacement of a 146 GB with a 600 GB can work?

  Please for your advisor as this database server is essential for my operation of the company.

  Thanks in advance

  Hello.

  ISOSA

  (1) open handle is not installed, but want to install.  What version I can use for this 2900 server.

  Download OpenManage Server Administrator v7.4.0.2 form this link: http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=MGRG4

  ISOSA

  (2) my replacement of a 146 GB with a 600 GB can work?

  Replacing 146 GB with 600 GB of disk drive will not provide any extra space you need because the table will use only 146 GB of total space 600 GB on the new drive. What controller you have installed? In case the only option available for you that your controller does not support the extension of ability online (ECO) could be to backup your data, delete the existing RAID array and re - create another table with the new readers of 600GO. Restore data from backup and re-install the operating system.

• Dell PowerEdge T20: Hard drives

  Hi, I'll build a MS SQL Server for a small lab. I chose the Dell PowerEdge T20 Spec1-T20-004 configuration server. And I want to use two additional 5 TB in RAID1 disks. Since all the documents, I found from dell (including telephone support) they only sell/pick-up drives up 3TO. I don't...

  Dell would have sold the T20 with only up to 3 TB of disk. Any modern system supports over 2 TB disks (no currently achievable limit does exist on modern Intel SATA controllers).

  Thus, 2 to 5 discs should not be a problem. Note that unless you add a raid controller, at best you might be able to run firmware raid (supported by Windows and Linux, maybe, but not things like BSD or VMware or more).

  If you plan to run the raid software, then obviously just about any OS should work with it.

• Dell PowerEdge T300 ntoskrnl.exe missing or corrupt [MS]

  Dell PowerEdge T300
  To: Win server 2003 32-bit st
  pOWEReDGE Expandable RAID Controller BIOS
  LSI 2007
  PERC 6 / i adapter
  6.0.3 - 0002 Pack FW

  It operating system starta no segnalando immediatamente di installare una copia del file ntoskrnl.exe

  Diagnostica no notes problemi hw

  It is properly Marin raid:

  1Protection drive found on the host adapter
  1 virtual drive managed by the BIOS

  Per ripristinare it Sop ho tried a con un disco di install di w2003 startare my non vede he raid e non ho a disposizione I driver (f6).

  Buongiorno,

  pilot of the it by it e perc6i controller he following:

  http://downloads.Dell.com/FOLDER97889M/10/DELL_MULTI-DEVICE_A07_R211422.exe

  Speaking saluti

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• U1 ESXi 4.1 install on Dell PowerEdge R210

  Have no success in installation of the ESXi 4.1 U1 on the Dell PowerEdge R210? I'm unable to install ESXi and maybe someone had some advice. The Dell server comes with a RAID1 and is under the list of VMWare HCL. There a S100 for the RAID controller. Dell recommends to break the RAID1 and install ESXi on the local drive (single). This server comes with a 500 GB drive (x 2).

  What will be the best option? I think to install the 4.1.U1 ESXi on a USB key, but had no experience this and I don't know how is it sustainable. I can count on and what size of USB do I need?

  Please advice what have you done or any recommendations on how to install the server host.

  Thank you.

  Collin

  I'd certainly install on a USB key. You will need a 1 GB or more large USB key. You can have an internal USB slot and I would like to check the documentation for your location. ESXi loads directly into RAM, and he has very little written on the disc. A copy of the small configuration happens once per hour.

  I don't think that your RAID controller can be used as RAID because I think it's a software RAID that is not supported under ESX (i). You will end up with two separate drives.

• 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.

• Dell Poweredge 2850 and ESXi 4.1

  I have a Dell PowerEdge 2850 with 12 GB of RAM and two CPUs, hyperthreading with 350 GB of disk space.

  This box was initially installed with Redhat Linux ES 5.4 64-bit and OS 64 bit CentOS 5.5 with no problems, so I know the processor supports 64-bit.

  I then installed VMWare ESXi version 4.1 on the Dell Poweredge 2850 with no problems.

  Then, I created a few instances VM I want to install CentOS 5.5 64 bit.  During the installation of a VMware instance, I get this:

  msg.cpuid.notLongmodeQuestionFmt:This veritual is configured for 64-bit operating systems.
  However, the 64-bit mode is not possible.
  Longmode is disabled for this virtual machine.
  For more information, see http://VMware.com/info?id=152
  Continue without 64 bit support?

  Now the question I have is this: given that VMWare is problems with 64-bit OSes comments, how is it that I can install CentOS 5.5 64 bit on this Dell PowerEdge 2850 with no problems.  It seems obvious to me that the PowerEdge 2850 works well with the 64 bit OS but not ESXi 4.1.

  How can I get around this?

  Comments?  Thanks in advance.

  The dell series 8 (1850/2850) have no vt support, so not support 64-bit virtual machine, except 6850.

  The output of the processor shows the same thing, or rather, what he shows no vt in its ability.  It shows lm, long mode, so you can run 64-bit, that you are running ESX, but to succeed in this 64-bit support, you need the lm, you and vt, which you don't have.

  -KjB

• Problem with the Dell Dock shortcuts

  I put a shortcut on my Dell dock some time ago, since then I deleted and added another shortcut to replace. Whenever I restart the computer, the old shortcut is back and my new must reset again. I tried the lock settings, but it always comes back to the old shortcuts on each reboot. How can I get the dock to hold its changed settings?

  Hello

  Willl you must contact Dell about this, because they provide you with the Dell Dock.

  Try asking their Support forums.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/default.aspx

  See you soon.

• Contradictory information between the Dell Support & manual - SATA ii Vs SATA iii

  I scoured the search on the net with various keywords and found no solid documents on this subject.  So, I'm here to confirm if my laptop has capacity SATA 3.   According to the dell online repair (E6420 lattitude), this system comes with a Sata 2 SSD (which is what I have currently on my laptop).  I found a reference in my research where support DELL said clearly that this system is capable of SATA iii support.   See the links below for confirmation:

  Dell thread support forum - final post shows Sata iii speeds are possible.

  Moreover, I found people guess and SATA 3 SSD running on E6420.  The maintenance manual itself says nothing about the speed level (SATA 2 or 3).   Is it possible to confirm that people get SATA 3 speeds on this laptop?  I know that my new SATA 3 SSD is backward compatible with SATA 2.  My new Samsung EVO 850 SSD is capable of SATA 3, and I need to optimize it for higher speeds, if indeed I can confirm that this computer is able to reach SATA 3.

  Currently, it is the speed that I see on my new SATA 3 SSD, without even running AHCI.

  No help from this forum. So I wanted to publish my own answer, found through my upgrade and benchmarks.  Latitude E6420 is able to support SATA 3 speeds.  But you won't get the full benefit and the speed of SATA - iii if you run nothing less than Windows 7.