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New Server - Dell PowerEdge T410

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New Server - Dell PowerEdge T410

Finally the Dell Poweredge T410 server delivered after the short delay caused by Typhoon in Mainland China. It takes 6 working days from I ordered the server from Dell until delivered to my home.

The server packed with very huge box, it's biggest branded server packing box I ever seen so far, my parents though I was ordered the air-conditioner. The T410 server I ordered come with following items:

Intel Dual Core E5502 Xeon CPU 1.86GHz, 4M Cache

Broadcom NetXtreme II Dual-Port Gigabit Enthernet without TOE

160GB SATA II Hard Drive x1

PERC 6/i Integrated Raid Card (support RAID0, 1, 5, 6, 10, and 50)

iDRAC6 Express

4GB Memory (2x2GB), 1066MHz, ECC Dual Ranked UDIMMS

16x DVD-ROM Drive

Power Supply, Non-Redundant, 525W

It also comes with 3 years (5x12) 4 hours onsite support service. Inside box it only includes the Server unit, two power cords, and Dell OpenManager DVD with electronic documents.

For hard drive, I purchased six 500GB Western Digital RE3 SATA hard drive from local computer shop and do RAID50 (RAID5 + RAID0). The Dell 160GB SATA hard drive come with the server I will use it as external backup drive for my workstation.

Operating system I will install 64bit CentOS 5.3 Linux. Tips for CentOS 5.3 installation and hardening will be discuss later in next articles.

Image 1: Dell PowerEdge T410 packing box, delivered by DHL

Image 2: Dell PowerEdge T410 with Western Digital RE3 500GB SATA hard disk x6

Image 3: Dell PowerEdge T410 server inside packing box.

Image 4: Dell PowerEdge T410 hard disk slots with hard drive brackets.

Image 5: Back panel of Dell PowerEdge T410.

Image 6: Front panel of Dell PowerEdge T410 server

Image 7: Dell PowerEdge T410 server

Image 8: Button unlocking the front panel of Dell PowerEdge T410

Image 9: Dell PowerEdge T410 after front panel removed

Image 10: Expansion card stabilizer of Dell PowerEdge T410

Image 11: Removing cooling shroud of Dell PowerEdge T410

Image 12: Inside Dell PowerEdge T410 after cooling shroud removed.

Image 13: Dell PowerEdge T410 cooling shroud

Image 14: Dell PERC 6/i SAS/SATA Raid Card come with the Dell PowerEdge T410 server

Image 15: Big cooling fan installed on back side of Dell PowerEdge T410 server. The PowerEdge T410 server only have one cooling fan installed but no overheat problem even in non-aircon room.

Image 16: Dell heat sink for Intel Xeon E5502 in Dell PowerEdge T410 server.

Image 17: Six Western Digital RE3 500GB SATA hard disk ready to install on Dell PowerEdge T410 server hard disk slots.

Image 18: Western Digital RE3 500GB SATA hard disk pluged in Dell PowerEdge T410 hard disk bracket.

Image 19: Dell PowerEdge T410 server empty hard disk bracket.

Image 20: The 2GB Samsung ECC Dual Ranked UDIMMS x2 installed inside Dell Poweredge T410 server.


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