amazon DELL PowerEdge R230 reviews
Server Dell PowerEdge 13 generation generation includes rackmount and tower. Basically servers are built from a similar and different base on the form factor for customers to be flexible in deployment. For example: T130 will be for small offices or offices and T330, R330 will be for larger offices or for a larger branch of a larger company.
The R230 DELL server has a compact design with 1U rackmount. Its front panel is 4 3.5-inch drive tray (users can also install 2.5 in drive). In the upper left corner there is the Dell brand logo. To the right of the logo is the power button, NMI button, a system identification button (which helps locate a server from behind the rack), an iDRAC port, two USB 2.0 ports and an optical drive.
The back of DELL PowerEdge R230 has a serial and VGA port on the left. On the right is the source port. The middle of DELL PowerEdge R230 is the 4 port of the Broadcom quad-port 1Gb Base-T network card. On its left is Broadcom dual-port 1Gb Base-T adapter, 2 USB 3.0 ports and 1 network port. To the right of the quad-port Broadcom network card are 2 expansion PCIe slots.
Administration ability of DELL R230
One of the biggest advantages of the PowerEdge architecture is the flexibility of the Dell OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA) management system and OpenManage Essentials (OME), supported by Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 8 (iDRAC8) with Lifecycle Controller. All PowerEdge series take advantage of similar software.
OMSA is used to deploy agent-based management work, providing administrators with one-to-one system management from the command line or web interface. While iDRAC provides remote control access to the system even if the server has no operating system installed. After logging in, iDRAC displays a system of system summary pages, allowing administrators to view the health status of the system, basic iDRAC information, and virtual console preview, add and note tasks, and launch tasks including: turn off power on, power cycle, view log, update and rollback firmware, switch back and forth status to turn on and off LEDs on the front, and reset iDRAC.
You can also remotely manage the DELL PowerEdge R230 server via the Fan Setup page. Here, you can install the Thermal Profile with the default installation option or Maximum Performance (Performance Optimized) / Minimum Power (Performance per Watt Optimized). Fan Speed Offset allows you to add cooling fans to the server while the Minimum Fan Speed in PWM option (% of Max) allows you to fine tune the fan speed.
Health monitoring and status of CPUs in the management system. In addition, it also reports automatic regulation and predicts CPU deterioration.
Review DELL PowerEdge R230
Dell is really successful with previous generations and the PowerEdge 13 generation provides SMB, SOHO and ROBO businesses with powerful computing power inside both rackmount and tower machines. Servers can also be very suitable to get out of a small test and development environment, with hardware powerful enough to handle enterprise applications. With a focus on cost-effective solutions, plus the incomparable processing capabilities of the high-end Dell PowerEdge series, the DELL PowerEdge R230 server deserves to be in the ranks of the Dell PowerEdge line.
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