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* BUILT: October 2009 |
* BUILT: October 2009 |
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* BUILDER: Dell UK Ltd. |
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* LOCATION: Server Rack - Projection Box |
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== Specifications == |
== Specifications == |
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Intel Xeon CPU X3450 2.67GHz 8MB Cache Quad Core 8-Thread |
Intel Xeon CPU X3450 2.67GHz 8MB Cache Quad Core 8-Thread |
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| − | 20GB ( |
+ | 20GB (?) |
1U Dell R210 Rackmount Case |
1U Dell R210 Rackmount Case |
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| + | Dell SAS 6/iR HBA – SATA I support is disabled! By default, our non-Dell drives are throttled to 1.5 Gb/s instead of the 3.0 Gb/s SATA II supported by both the drives and the HBA, unless the HBA is prevented from negotiating the slower speed. Lsiutil can be used to re-enable this if we ever *really* want to use ancient drives with no SATA II support. |
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| + | == Virtual Machines == |
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| + | * [[Digital]] |
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| + | * [[Philips]] |
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[[Category:Servers]] |
[[Category:Servers]] |
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Latest revision as of 21:04, 9 August 2019
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General
- MACHINE NAME: Tristar
- DOMAIN: WSC
- TYPE: Server
- MAIN USE: Hyper-V Host
- OPERATING SYSTEM: Windows Server 2016 Datacenter
- BUILT: October 2009
- BUILDER: Dell UK Ltd.
- LOCATION: Server Rack - Projection Box
Specifications
Intel Xeon CPU X3450 2.67GHz 8MB Cache Quad Core 8-Thread
20GB (?)
1U Dell R210 Rackmount Case
Dell SAS 6/iR HBA – SATA I support is disabled! By default, our non-Dell drives are throttled to 1.5 Gb/s instead of the 3.0 Gb/s SATA II supported by both the drives and the HBA, unless the HBA is prevented from negotiating the slower speed. Lsiutil can be used to re-enable this if we ever *really* want to use ancient drives with no SATA II support.
