Dell PowerEdge 1600SC Server

From: Ing. Gerardo Rodriguez Gutierrez (grg_at_itesm.mx)
Date: 05/28/04

  • Next message: Doug White: "Re: 4.10-RELEASE install badness" 
    To: <freebsd-stable@freebsd.org>
Date: Fri, 28 May 2004 11:50:36 -0600

    Hello FreeBSD Community

     

    I am planning to buy a Dell PowerEdge 1600SC server

     

    Does anyone has proven FreeBSD on this type of server?

     

    FreeBSD works well on this platform?

     

    thanks

     

    FEATURES DESCRIPTION

    Processors Dual IntelR XeonT at up to 3.2GHz

    Cache from 512KB L2 up to 2MB L3 cache

    Chipset ServerWorksR GC-SL chipset

    Front side bus 533MHz

    I/O channels Six total: 2 x PCI-X slots (2 x 64-bit/100MHz);

    4 x PCI slots (2 x 64-bit/66MHz; 2 x 32-bit/33MHz)

    Network interface card 10/100/1000 embedded NIC

    Availability Hot-plug, redundant power (optional); hot-plug hard drives
    (optional);

    ECC memory; easy-access chassis

    Maximum memory 4GB ECC DDR-266 SDRAM

    Internal storage scalability Up to six hot-plug (or four non hot-plug) SCSI
    drives, or up to four IDE drives.

    Up to 876GB SCSI internal storage

    Internal storage performance 10,000 and 15,000 rpm U320 SCSI drives or 7,200
    rpm IDE drives

    Hard Drive Controller Embedded single channel (U320) SCSI, Embedded dual
    channel ATA100, up to

    six (U320) SCSI hard drives plus 2 optical devices, optional PERC 3/SC,

    PERC 4/SC, or optional 39160 Ultra3

    RAID support PERC 4/SC single channel U320 or PERC3/SC single channel U160
    RAID

    controller (SCSI drives)

    CERC quad-channel ATA RAID (IDE drives)

    Tape support Internal: PowerVault 100T TR40, PowerVault 100T DDS4,
    PowerVault 110T

    DLT VS80

    Video Embedded ATI Rage XL (8MB)

    USB performance 1.1

    Networking Embedded Intel Gigabit NIC

    Optional add-in: Intel PRO/100 S NIC, Intel PRO/1000 XT NIC,

    BroadcomR 5703 (10/100/1000) NIC, Broadcom ModemXtreme 56KB V.92

    PCI modem

    High availability clustering Not supported

    Chassis Easy-access tower (not rackable)

    Power supply 1 x 450W or optional 2 x 450W hot-plug redundant

    Systems management Integrated server monitoring (ADM1026); OpenManageT
    support

    Remote management Optional Dell Remote Assistant Card (DRACIII/XT)

    Dimensions (H xW x D) 17.61" x 8.57" x 22.53" (44.73cm x 21.77cm x 57.23cm)

    Weight 73 lbs., maximum configuration

    Rack support None

     

    _______________________________________________
    freebsd-stable@freebsd.org mailing list
    http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-stable
    To unsubscribe, send any mail to "freebsd-stable-unsubscribe@freebsd.org"

  • Next message: Doug White: "Re: 4.10-RELEASE install badness"

    Relevant Pages

    • Re: Results of my straw poll.
      ... really be a problem, it wouldn't put much of a load on the server, and it would save electricity. ... Just run bookreader on the VMS ... I would think old decommishioned Unix hardware, or even decommisioned PC servers might be a good source of drives. ... Not SCSI. ...
      (comp.os.vms)
    • Re: Results of my straw poll.
      ... doc's on my VMS server). ... remember my saying I was going to put 7 CD drives ... them, plus they're older, and a bunch are in bookreader format. ... Not SCSI. ...
      (comp.os.vms)
    • Windows 2003 Server slow backup performance
      ... Windows 2003 Server Standard Edition. ... Ultra 320 SCSI hard drives. ... 320 SCSI controller card, and added a Sony TSL-S11000 DDS-4 Autoloader ... Adaptec Controller Card to the tape unit. ...
      (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
    • Slow Performance on HP DL380 G4 SmartArray 6i Controller
      ... Hi all, I'm very new to SCSI and server hardware in general, so please ... as we only have the one SCSI RAID HBA in the system then I beleive the ... or the drives or cables attached to it. ...
      (comp.periphs.scsi)
    • Re: Question on ultra160 hard drives (performances, pinout...)
      ... One server is not an other server. ... Drives in a small office desktop server ... And even 'stock' SCSI drives from 'Seagate, IBM, or whoever' may be setup differently from oneanother. ... A scsi channel only supports 4 devices simultaniously anyway. ...
      (comp.periphs.scsi)